The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-23

The Namsen IN Norway, The Findhorn IN scotland, or The
Godboul on the coast OF Labrador
Bua mofe accessible spot 10 kin salmon isalthe Pa
l4msaq FaIs Tbetsisa Isssable fosd leading 10 hen
from Bshuss and these who only pfoposs 70 devote q
few daysto salmon fishing easily Sleep in Bathurst,
and by ris'sg quite sars ride 10 the hshsnx
m good season The best copaniop for The stranger TO
take with him on these Richard Henderson,,
an intelligent aid kind hearted old Ssotchmap, who lives
10 log Cabin directly ON the road leading TO the Falls
camp built oIoxs, and having bark roof shs domcil
lin vogue al this points and my preference for this mode Of
making one comfortable while in The woods has been
manifested BY my having bud, for my especial
nse y occupies All elevated and Ionanc position. d.,
fecy IN The midst OF iBg grove Of piac and
spruce trees and Commands view Of The entire setss oi
falls Directly stihe foot ef il sobote which
ny eau be easy thrown. Inch 10 10 my mind the most
captivating east on the Iiver sad last above and below
y are couple OF The pteltes landing places Imaginable
But there are al least City very good for salmon in
the immediate vicinity Of said camp and there il an abpoL
ance OF room Tor hall dozen angers, which 10 about
the number who habnally visit The Pspinssa Falls;
and can ony say that when The is atils height
good angler EXPECTS 10 lake daily halt dozen salmon.
and dozen grise ,.s TX. --.- ~, e..A.--4A
On my arrival at Baihnrst1 was informed that ihs wo
Acadfans who had built my camps according 10 letter
that preceded me, had been much annoyed by person
named William iillmors who pe,eoled To possess the
exclusive privilege OF fishing al the Falls Vhse he had
camp learned further. that when be discovers, my
men building camp. he Threatened to shoot them
whtreupon they had him arrested and put In prison 4
arrived al bathurst heday after he bad been liberated
on bail, He was represented to az desperate man.
and was told to look out for my lie when visited The
Falls was. Of course, provoked and troubled at all
this; bnt when farther informed thai Fillmore was the
bert angler who had ever shed in the Nepsigu, that
he made capital fly; that lie was native Of Dublin;
came OF good family had once been in sfurnce had
received a. thorough education was schoomasier,
teaching only in the winter, however, and fishing at the
Falls all summer; and that he had a,tery been addicted
toinempennce. my feelings Were entirely changed. and
at felt peculiar interest in his welfare i i'm
mediaely visited his camp, aud found him lying on
bed OF spruce boughs ana rags. mentioned my name
and spoke kindly 10 him. lie gave me the whole his
tory of his troubles with the Frenchmen stated that he
was intoxicated at the time and that he only intended to
Brighten them, and thereby prevent them from illegally
srearing salmon by torch light He spoke Of his imprs
onmsnt, for two days, in the most bpmili aDg
uer, and added thai if The cou, which was TO Try him
should send him 10 Jail again, be coad never
alive found him The mere wreck Of large and band
some man, and noticed with anxiety that he con,
stantIy pressing his left eide with his hands, and co n
versed with difficulty In spite Of this, be spoke 10 me
the kindest manner, using the very best of asguage
and when told him would intercede with the au,bor.
lies in Bathurst TO have him released from bail, and
ed 10 unnatural brlliancy, and be said he had Elk
dozen flies, and though. they all the property be
possessed in the world should hAve them all and that
in DAY two he expected TO be quite WELL and would
introduce 10 all The best pools in the river, and de-
vote himtef exclusively 10 my interests. complied
with my promise 10 interfere in bis behalf; and
having succeedsd. went up .oNhis cabin to give him
the good news; but. on opening his door, found him
dead. He lay upon the ground, on bed of rags, and
half-stbshed, stkly li'le girl with an angelic coun
enance the sole watcher beside his corse She was
the daughter OF poor but kind hearted negbbor, who
had gone Bathurst to obtain coffin for the dead angler
and schoomas,er. And this worthy man informed pe
that among ,hevery last words which the departed man
bad uttered in bis we're these Don't forget 10 give
my flies ohe stranger, for be is myfriend, and Tell him
10 remember The Fat rock" The spot alluded 10 was fe
schultz already mentioned, and IL ought heteafte4 10 be
known as Gimore's Cast. AT the expense and by the
hands OF strangers the dead angler buried Ga Wis
| hing bis camp (Which is built OF logs and bark, and
stands the most picturesque spot at the Fa) The DAY
after his burial, found the ru FIRE place black and
conoress and on the ground, carele.sly lying. small
bag of neal pair OF wadnx boots. rude fishing rod
and bag of tackle two ,bfee rags epread on spruce
boughs for bed attn cup and pan, and Common Jug
half filled with molasses And this was The death place
Of one who born TO handsome Inheritance had a
superior intellect and died in The most abec poverty
The las, place where no taught school wa, on Heron
Island the Bay Of Chaleur, and his income theefrom
had Leeh twenty five pounds currency annun winch
paid him by The government OF the provne And
il his forest eanctuy lies the unmark ed grave p
the POOR angler and The stream that he 1ondy loved
" i'll nutmur his requiem forevermo-e. = .'iE
From the Papinesu Falls tolhe bead OF the iide, a
dislance OF four miles. The Nipsiguit is quite rapid
and affords great number OF good salmon CASTS The
chances Tor sport the Rough waters quit good
as any The But the best sport is only 10 be had
by employing birch canoe and two men, Ffenchmen
Indians Although these exceedingly Ugh,
and trail, 1.-THE who manage them expert, and
with their poles will hold perfectly still,
the head or middle OF the swiftest schues Excellent
opportunities are thus afforded for dropping The fly into
exactly The proper places and you thus have the
pie isure OF seeing many fish that you do capture,
have an extensive range take the largest fish, and gem
orally tie grsales, numbers, than those who fish from
The Shore the interest and excitement OF fishing
peculiarly agreeable Although generally resored to
by those who have been disappointed finding the best
pools at the Fails preoceupei. the greatest number Of
salmon caught in the Npsgut in one day by person
were aiken last summer between the Rough waters and
The PappeAu Falls. TIE expect toreceiye one dollar
per day each for their servocs and when the labor they
have 10 perform is remembered and the additional fact
that the uplueky angler count upon at least a
brace Of fish in morning the terms canno, be deemed
extravagant The truth is, that he from the States who
visits tn. Nipisigu for fy.fshing must .upply himself
with pretty long purse and an extra aowsnc of pa
ence on account of the black flies and mosquitoes The
travelling expenses are not unreasonable but then The
distance from New York Boston is considerable, and
long before reaching his phm1 thule the angler will in
fancy have captured quite many OF The peerless beau
odnsb in r,alitv he him hy