New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
heres With his brothers. Insisting thar al niggers
should 20 to Afrikey, whar dsy cum from
VERMONT.
Neutrality-suspicious. Nam~s and Lesclds-racfsrtes
B.w. Catfin's fssurins Mni-urcsspic -hss-Bs-

Neutrality-suspicious. Nam~. and Leselds-ractsrses
B.w. Cstiin's fisurins Mni-u-csssie sAss-Bs-
sfpess, sc.
corrs.rsuasss. af rssS. Y. Trsunr.
WrNoosKI FALLS. W. MsERSy, Aus. p issa
The tamhiing Of toe waters OF Oai0n River over the
rusged and romantic rocks at Wlnoosk tIs, atsrde
enc of he most picturesque sod best water pow
ers IN the Green Mountain STATE Both above saf BE-
low this beautiful cascade, there IA large breadth a
very fertile ibtevSe land, which produces most excel
lent crops aud adds much to the besHy OF tae scenery
The Indians once cultivated many Of this rich sal.
ana hsd large fields Of corn; bus the red have beea
driven from their fields and hunting groaSds The river
here sler passing over ene tall sweeps 70 the SOUTH
through harrow rock bound channel add Pabses over
rocks which upwards OF thirty iees 40 80 tue level
of the water below Aiser forlans small island near
the boil ng hason the wind their way through tho
nteryale some eight miles 10 the iasa Athcasa enc
volume Of water not large, especially through tae dry
season vet the peculiar formation OF the rocks aud 600
winding course and 'ap2fy &c the sres being spread
out into vide she RI sG the first fall, aud nsrrosed up
and made furious 81 the second fall present Wild. ro-
msniic snd beautiful scene not often witnessed In
river Of no larger volume
Winosski or Wahah nooska the Indians pronounced
IT, is an Indisn word and Kind of slid onion.
that grew upon the hanks OF this river h mucA
to be regretted that the white Inhabitants changed
tie Dame for Wahahn0Osks Is decidedly more eaeho-
NOUS il less trs9rans than Onion. love the Indian
names and when spoken as the rcd mea pronounced
The m they tall musicalt upon the About one cen
fury there severe battle between two tribes OF
the natives these Fats. in which many men were
slan less such is tradition among the lndisns -
Rev Mr.. Williams, the reputed Dauphin OF France
told ne few weeks since. He also related story
about Rock Dunder a hard Dutch name f5r solitary
ruek that lifts It's head lew feet above the waters d
Like Champlaln some four miles southwest from tho
village Il Burlington The Indian nade OF this singular
and solitary rock is ROs0 which, bein, Interpreted
means hs freak or sal naa' The natives gasclt this
name because the waier when la motion by the winds,
rushes into the cracks and holes in she rock, and pro-
Guces sounds which their wild and fertile iuasnatioas
bken TO those made by the sicb and dying ladan su
perS,itiOn converted this peculiar rock into god.
whose anger they were accustomed to appease .
century age by forming a circle round V with
thercan0t endshowerng upon It's naked cold head GER
tu gifts Hundreds al canoes have thus encrcleG TINS
solitary rock time. while the superstltious owners
offered their sacrifices ~ the shrine OF this fanced
Rochoe whose power they imagined could calm the
rough waters of he ke, and smooth passage way for
their frail barks But Indian and legends have
LED ne away from Wsh ah-nOoska Falls.
This fire waterpower has never been improved as ie
might have been ts capacity would warrant True.
there is cotton and wooden factory in operation.
saw.ml sash.fsctory turniDg lathes. Nc, but III. w.
Catlins fouring-mill stands conspicuous among the
works Of improvement al this place. The old mill was
burned year So age, bat another and better ono
vas erected N the site as if by the power Of magic.
The worthy and enerprsng proprietor not only posses
sed the but the energy also TO put up another on
. large scale with all the modern improvements almost
as soon as the griss ground the Old used
This MIL has eleven Iuu soues ndarge qusntities0f
wheat from the West are here made ioto -four 20 feed
the million. The whole business moves rs smoothly
and regularly as clock work. and great quantities. OF
most excellent flour turned out every week. en-
ploying many workmen and furnishing this region asd
tht East with good -four be fonnd IN any sec
lion If our county The mill il several stories high.
snd the cleansing apparatus does It's work most a1mira
Bis Such enterprises worthy OF rec nd and iod aa
appropriate place in The columns Of Iae Ner York Tri
btHe iouIna which has done noble service for the la
boring classes 81 our country, and zeaousy advocates
al salutary roforus.
Such being The character Of The Tribune, as every.
body and the rest OF mankind know, let me say word
for the Information Of those mechanics who love to work,
but hose locations and business prospects do not CONS
square up their aspirations, and tell them that fsw
enterprisng capitalists Of Burlington Village have re-
cent?, erected and nshed brick building five or
six siors bigb and 400 feet loog the shore OF tho
Lake the Railroad Dp0s and steamboat landiogs
A splendid steam engine is attached to the same and
ever thing l. in ine order for mechanical purposes Of
various kinds. Scores IT ipaciOus rOons with steam
power are ready 10 be let at reasonable rents and
here mechanics who love work and the Maine Law
uo.s than they do loafng and She Intoxicating cup may
find an ample FIELD for their operations, and jut and
rerevsr1 for abOrs The locaoni an
admirable one ard here Labor viii find its reward The
people a Burlington will receive those mechanics, who
nsy be pleased 10 settle here with open and gen
eOus hearts Let them come, then, for the sound OF
machinery il music % our ears.