New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

plain was sttractive in tie appearance,
and location. Truly, Of the old Partsl Fathers,
eond tney revisit again their former homes, vodif be
amazed at inning the temps Of antc iris, 10 their re-
tired towns Bat the Catholic seems ~ tenacious Of
his religion az the Puritan, and Wherever any nun-
bers of them ar found, Their you win meet vita
their church. Near Orwell 10 Sudbury one Of the
places Of resort of this pat tle SITE kao 20 per.
taos 10 most Ia tots vicinity, and ql f,vorta SIM
ner resOrt 70 many Brooklyn and NegYork fAIn'liss
The hotel and the excellent manner ia which n il
kep, seems after all the mai attraction. The scenery
IL not as fine ia many other p .ees, nor are there
az localities Of interest 10 be vis'to near oy. SAL,
th0,e are content with the quie, OF eonnt,y life,
and with house in which every p'ss g soeen'Sn 20
psid 70 secure the comfort and tbs enjoyment 81 me
quests by The widely known isndlord hpd mere me
recreation and rect thai is mos, hensnciaL When we
stopptd here we were Informed that there were Two
hundred in the bouse. The Children PityHg on toe
terraces and in the grounds aDout the hpiei, city
boods in the bayfield,, watching the the, as swung
BY the brawny muscle OF s)me r1suc SWAN,
others riding or walking, gave the p!te an
animated and pleasant appearance; and We sd
mired The sense of those who passing ny the crowds
a. excitement Of fashionable wat rug tces songot
the comfort and quiet pleasure found 10 snca o. zee az
HE Continuing in our course norLbwrd, e,os1ng
part Of ShoTebam, "A lake town, we euter CDnW@ii,
one of the thriving and pleasant places 10 Vsr-
mont. The private dwellings schoo-houses, and the
church, all bear witness 10 the THRIFT and weith H' me
town. Stranger Is particularly struck VIII me neal
81 preth y-fns1ed schoo' bni.dDgs. In his rsslect
II IL unequaled by any town ever visited IL new
England IL indicates the interest taken 10 the csase
Of education, for schoclhou-e tself an educator.
gOOd-loOkiDg building neatly ant 90 Mort ably fur
nl he'd has small influence uoOn he scholars Il lie
peDance 70 attend rome Of district schools nd the
effects Of ird uncomfortable seats desks be airing the
marks of Yankee Jackknife a1d school marin for
orn in dress and face ia anything bnt esva,iug It is
discipline but not development. Glad were we % lind
one Town where the comfort OF i've youth was con.
suited. Cornwall is Distinguished for it, shssp,
known throughout the State unrivaled, and con-
mending almost fabulous prices Near here is
Soake Mountain place of interest 70 travellers, aud
afordng extensive view OF varied and P;n esqne
landscape, overlooking Lskes q org and Cn29 pam,
and the lort, ~ CrowIpJnt and Ticonderoga Slonld
hotel ever be buil i,s s1mdt there re no reason
why il should not become place Of some res)rt .lng
60 accessible and in the Delgnbornood OF many tcsh-
ties Of historic interest. The scenery mere comes
very fine combining IN beautiful vtriety ana fchp@s5
the mountsins ching far a. the eve can re. ch
the two most beautiful OF American Lakes, AMI tas sun
nv vale clad in i.s rich verdure and running Tor les
east and west, along the base OF sac mouot Am on
which you stand The eye never tires Of the Y Fed
landscape dotted here and there Sh THRIVING villages,
the streaus tna ike veins OF molten silver reflect
the rays of the Near the 81 Dnt of TINS mountain
is the sunk pond" body OF watef covered ever
with thick gro tn ~ moss 20 as 70 bear ode ~sgns
Az Won walk across it, t ylds 10 the press IRE OF
the foot swaying up ami do Ike weak ice, or What
skateIe wouid ,esm I" tickler-DeLd.rs The ospth,
however Of the pond number Of feet, and IN ne
tested by running pole thr ugh iis NOISY covering,
showing thai if ore should sak through, his ass
would be anything nut hop.,nl. lhis Is hardy Fnat
nav be terGeJ waking Oh the water tho 90 " is Sun
true that YOU have walked over a pond u wafer.
North of CorDw Il is Vey bridge, IN which, he mon
nc ens of one of the Of the Eu Slr- Stte-a
plain hite marble shaft, with bret mserlp I'm, ~
Vsrmonts fling testimoni4l T. rs r.sp;efu 'lizyl,
Sias NriQh TO the eas; OF tbls Is M,ddsbu 9, tae
al OF the College which for sky years mas Oeon the
lust pride many who lcos back 70 her as tet ana
Mater. The place aside from this, posses es is mat
il attract e. The llege, in many other plsc;s
constilut iis life. We arrived IN tine 70 ateid ths
closirg exercises of Commence lent, wn n ss
n ual, g here the biual festival week,
cal ing in the surrounding dasiS ,p epbbtfaso ~
ending or are attracted there by college uss and
remipscences. 1t 10 when the hour OF the Alamm
dinner apprca.hes hat nearly every one wishes they
were college gaduates To see grave dootors OF ai,
ty lay aside their professional digoy, as they recs
college scenes and their youth by the rene val
of esrly friendships-to hear the JOKE, and revert
that which gives il point IN scenes gone Dyi IN iact
IN forget the IRE ent and what are In the attempt
to revive college days, and live ever in rsmemorsnse
its rences ald impressions, s there ana tlen we
prize most our privilege as graduate, ana, tusnns
ssde from the hot conflict OF Is gov }oane aeSm N
once more upon familiar faces, and II recalling
arly hopes ard the serious hoIght Of f5 tSep open
pQ around us. But TO continue our tour From
Mic debUry to Lake Dunmore, IN tlo .or- % ,a;.
bpyy il a drive no oDits who has coae into .as
rs DION for the first time. The ks itself ID beaat9
sheet of waer, Il miles long by II miles orJal'
IL ia entirely smut IN on Tree sioes ~ ,I,u ,.;S
III
mr., chit az sides presenting bold and grand APP
peaIanee. We rJwei across the lake, ana c'Anooiod
M this mountain 80 OF Az rods over roefs aau
fallen trees and aoLg path rateef dlmcuIt 10
so thst il tool the keener discernment OF ao her 70
keen me right till reached me cave Oh Tue peen
Mountain Boys. Tbis If formed ny cavity W ~se
rock having ole entrauce near tne erounn, rs rs
enough 10 let one person enter nj tue ume anu nis
enonSb within to admit of our Standing erect Ihere
ia notbipQ remarkable about tue cave, aside ron s
historic associations with that sturdy 6aaa OF men,
whose deeds Of Vermont smoss seo ,,.a"s
IRE eIy,d for us Coming down from tns ~ uilieIehe
NJ throu III the tee r, nd zee ms He hesens
90 pacicly IN ts nCnntaingrt soeune ano hAe 81
In IL cssket il gltt.red IN the suhiighr ntruy nppe
stu bny lts smooth suIia ~ vas mo IN ,sho,
afe, the eD 'ounier that IN iretn Mounlhi ~
thr, W IN In pyisoners giving them cold oatn hsse'a
Of n anticipated vitOJy Ice IL ~ once III 10
n there wat RS but have now dssrP hun ene
etI can lear by nOt ~ enH - desIute VI tlss
Gv, rit,s of tfir. bIny tslbe th1 DanInfe house,
stsIoipp al he hea II the ite, - arSe sous,
ana W. kept "a, abe vi acouim ca,ng mueh Larger
Ius here thai have yet i)und theE way
=" ms met d.i.rh id spot. In the neigh
bo5 cod cose d, are number OF soaii,
coy e,tstss wmcl are usually "e;nPiso oy iini,e'
on the south ho have mace this tnel' summer tuei
d.pc. Walking riding ba,hlag, bOsrns, Aud IN
,inp make ie re- sou here sho and anna over
eofs 70 at H. tive srtah! woidsr Like Duhm3,e
be pot eeu place ot oS P1puaf resort, ~oeeo0pss
o. ash Is 10y road, irons hdtiA1d lii The SCUM .na
Burlington Ia tie nvrth. Toe emery We thnk I'M
surtg,s,d v lie The wt1, aud bauy OF the si'aa-
tioI bsiuits l. it,d Vnt OF nc sources " lS Nv
tr,c. u lie "a l., oL % Re Al ih2t noNs mo uio
bk+ u. hsc noi tln &c visit though an oD)set Oh M
ter.st visit IeLaps utrf than tue cave; vas no'
viii, NJ reur,t ~ sc lett thh gem of Western YER
mont sud tuLed 70 II race our steps, we penes 100"
no ur her a., leay ng the moro wlceiy KY
ties Bu gtou Tor some otneT wait. WINE passing
through Rutland one had ap opportunity " sIe' i ne
mar l. ouaIries which have been source ~ ~eAsn
to al engaged in them adcarred their name INTO sSely
nart Of the Union This if the largest 'o"h "a sue
81 a \. ORC y ing being the c6nter OF