, 1860-08-06
Bo4tonlanA--ifY Hayar1 Taylor.
naxar,1 TayIor IL writing letters from Boston

to The y. i. iF7[uHe- ne Make m e1tF3et:
The general impression which Boston and It's
cnvirois made upon n,y friends was tha: Of
substantial prosperity and comfort: They elso
ly contrasted win the semi ]'ari-ian yivacity
If New York. Bns.on, in fact, PRIZES i,se!t cn
Hs Il. uor3mert: il is 1o.hing II not proper
Iii he ridlcu1e which other ciiies are in the
b. ,it Of hexI,iug upon it does not seem TO dis
tutb It's eqaaaiElity IN the leait+ do not re.
member - have seen the Hosson papers great.
IL enrartd by any hostile Insertion, except
that Tue harbor sometimes freezes over, thrn
they cry out in indignant wrath.
Imust say, ratker admire this Esolld self
1eliauce and Novan2lican assumptlou--if ior
nothing else, ut least because it shows thicker
cutic!e than We excitable New Workers possess,
whose nerves arc exposed to the atmosphere,
or that OF the morb,1fr sensitiye Philads}phi-
ans. who ransack the Union for derogasory re-
marks. and exalt one horn while depressing the
othar 10 rore all who doubt their greatness
The genuine Das:onian is the most conpiacent
Of mortals. With his clean SHIFT o., aud his
umbrella under his arm, be sits upon bis pedis-
tai Of Quincy granite aEd rea!s bis mild, nnex-
ceotopable Newspaper. He be';eves in Judge
Story and Daniel Webster. reads the poems of
Ha1nah Gould and George Lun:, votes for Bell.
Everett, and hopes that lie viii! 60 to Paris
wien be dies.
With ne, however, who have been knocked
ABOUT the RoEi0 loo uuCu u iA'G Guy 6P1IlaA
veneration Tor any particular class of n, e1.
| cessive prorr1ey is always suspicious c rcuua~
| stance, would sooner trust the ragged Chris
| tim VIM sta in the hindmost pew. than the
smoothly ehavcn deacon whose nasal trumpet
| leads the hymn. have sometimes wondered
| whether ali the Rostcuians postpone their Ia.
| r;sian delights until after death. Is there
nothing volcanic uader this cold layaf No in
| diligence in improprittieB, all the more attract
i've. BECAUSE sectet3 Ny friend rela:ed TO me
this morning m experience which be bad lnnn
| Gently made. "What CURIOUS city this lsr''
| he exclaimed: "}ast night, while was waking
cut alone, it occurred to me that q Glas3 Of bee.
would be good thing tor my thirst. So
laoked here, and looked there, going through
many streets, hut ereryAhouse wAs closed
only some OF the churches we're open
1t last stopped man in the street, and saie
to hin, in my imperfect English: '' Is it pos
sible sbat in this Rrea: city cannot get chi
su.ll glass Of heer." 'uush!' SAID the man
"come With me, aud TN show you." So VI
wsntthrough many streets, until be stopped a
little dark door, oEd said, "9o up" Then b
went away. l went up one fight Of steps; i
was dark. Then went up another flight, an,
saw lighted glass door With the word "se1eai
| tn" upon il. Inside were many men, dTi1kin;
beer. a]so drank glass, but was obfige
| to pay double price for it, and the beer Wa
..,IIaugh he'd heartily over my friend's adventure
the explanation Of which led me into atate
rsut Of lhs various phases Of tho Temperate
re!crr. In Germany, where Liquor L.'
would be not only an lmpossibil;ty, but an II
| erEd,5ili!y, such cfanlessine lodges are ut
Known, aud l an, afraid my friends respect to
| the administration Of the laws in this count!
! was somewhat iessened.