New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30


oro o their accustomed lounge in the cap-tin gsey
the ruop. few hsre Gnd Lsre lyer over b''ts
vine come recne Ga the sofas an .one tske %
Ghffe i cessgt on IN es'7g till clock Fsn tas
I'll j. sounded the lss time in the day and>tea ani c'ee
For these thero alWaTs aounfance
Of milk The COW Oh board being an that there
viii he no want in particular a. regard this poor
sIimsl which certainly involuntary passenger
observed that she carefully attended to in the vy o
fcod and cetInefs; did she feel the want Of com
Jary for per-on. talk tn her ia passing her i'is
Lous the ha. door OF which she keeps her heai
Joked out 10 what IL going on and g. receive tns
caresyes Of the sailors In rough weather she lies down
in comforsb bed Of straw sad is untouched BY the
FJGay of the yet she i sometimes ss AMI on such
occssiors like others board probably wishes she were
It viii appear from this brief description. that eating
Poee with hort Interruptions from morning I'll night
One feels As if living in table note room win tie an5
IeTsODr elssys sitting down or rising up sn1 snolI
ibnk that if penob be at all well be scarcely ial
b. 6dd to bs weight during the yOysge In to!sTaDls
states OF the weather tn greater number of passengers
tsle slkpg t1ercise tie poop which Is the great
0Iing ground The younger men snlse themselves IA
different manner, with games Of saoye! o1aFi on tne
srres # deck 0Ut.de the saloon Here with thin circular
IieCes Of lard WOOD they play game which resembles
tst Of bowls Only that the pieces hfo~n arc made 70
slide along instead of being rolled On hae for no ms
the ladies spectators Of these gam a. or n1use IN
walking e1erses able 20 bear the teady motion OF
The rhp IN fbe saloon mech is dcDe - kill time by card
playing chess. and Backgammon Some keep playing on
for hours morning End evening They have cossed iGe
Atlantic dozen tmes end 20 them the whole al .ir IS
hsckneyed and tame Their only sosce il whist and &C.
fof0EN, no sooner u D!thAidst VI AHo bA'io'
tie cards make their appearance. At night, when the
cs1des lighted there whist srtis increase il number
sId 10 look down tie you would imagine yourself Al
large eyeIng party N watering l!Hce Occas'DhAy'
toward 10 o'clock VII. certain ycGLgsers are ini-bn,
the day with devCd egs Of fowl and glasses Of some
thing warm o put aw4y that nasty squeami-hnes you
may Eesr song ok forth and there IS for tine ar
Of ovsly among tie veTiOus scattered psres let, on
occasion dO6s one ever zee aIy alpToach to o'ioa'-
ness and nOt8itLs andDg the mixture Of nations
Engiift Scotch ArcrcaD Canadian German. and Italian
there prevails from the first 20 tho last the stsi demeanor
Of vel bred and select sOciety.
IRAyTIING IN NOVA SCOTIA.
Nova Scoans complain that their country ia spoken Of
beg all rocky end barren Thi has srisen from the
difficulty Of xayeng beyond the exterior and unsenial
bOider Of high grounds the sea coast Deerm ned
ii possible the obtaces which usually deter
tourists made journey Of several days through one OF
the favored regions Of the interior Wy object was
steamer to 81 joins For his purpose took the stage
coaoh in the fst place 10 Windsor that being gooi
point f observation at the distance OF forty i've miles
nom Uslifax Tie stage was somewhat OF az Oddly. II
coD,ed Of coach body sung two great thick belts oi
leather which went beneath it from stem 70 stern, and to
s,Ithsrce it had been cleaned or years Inside, 1t
bad three seais gned to accommodate n1e per
sons TO whom taTished leather curtains gave an imper
feet protection from the weather 1b queer looking con
vey ance was driven by stout burly in shaggy
drs. who walked his knees bis feet was Informed,
having been bitten and shrveed up by frost. mus
equipped drove Of r toierabe style, our route taxing
slODg be inner haTbor ana thence up the valley CT
fnrl river which tails into il the further extremity.
The day warm, but clear and pie isant aud
sold TO max tie cOmmencefnen OF the indian sum
The rohed in their autumnel tnts were yar-
gated ard lovely he green leaves of the vines which
climbed the white walls and vafanias of he cottages
already edged with red; the dark spruce and the
more delicate toned hgHln rif9 were set OH ty the yel
low Of the American elm the sumsc, now leahess hung
It's ripeLed purple blossoms 10 the morning sun and.
conspicuous over all shone he brilliant crimson OF tho
maple Our way through natural wo 'ds, round Jet
ting rocks and along the borders Of pretty little brooks
The land 0ny great hight butit was seldom
level nnd whatever the character o. the surface the
road slwess bad that travelling had IN 1t curious
mixture Of the ud crous and the painful Now saw the
use OF the great belts which the coach poised for
on them il pitched ard rolled without serious dslocaton
TO The passengers and without damage 10 itself Occi
sCI ally cOmngtO gently sloping ground we saw open
ngs in the woods with few fields lately cleared OF their
crop Of Indian com. but still dotted with Yellow
Thee gourd like vegetable scattered about in the fields
the most foreign looking nauial objects which cano
uICtT notice
TEMPFRANCE.
Half way 10 Windsor the coach stopped, proiessedly
for dinner; bit the meal, according to what aerward
loUI customary in roadside inns was Of no tuch ds'nct
character. In neat upper room, with blazing wood
frC The hearth Htatle WA fpread wan an ehiaBed
C. alton Of dinner and tea. As never could acquire
the habit Of taking at O'Clock a. finish 10 sOd
meal declined the offer OF cap but all me resi- OF e
company chiefly farmers made this their only beverage
r uustance which showed tie rem8S Ssbe extension ot
tturehncc pIiroiIs in the country Not drop OF IN
oxcaDe LIQUOR wGs consumed end may add th1' dur
r al fbis iourncy iu Nova cota saw no beverage
III, nCtT hsI tes or coffee cannot say admire tue
ginning breakfast with potatoes which seemed every
wLeie 1omnon but thing better than an evera't-
ing spIca 10 the gill measure Pint pot was besn
ming to see social developments solacng
tlemselves with tea instead Of whisky and commercial
raveors who oiDe without consuming half crowns
worth OF sherry