The sun., 1861-11-13
seward ut Home and Abroad.


The Philadelphia NOrth AHeTicm tells this
story Of Secretary Seward
non WIN II seward, .crotNry N State, passed
utuugh the city, ON his way from Ne" YORK H.
Wlslhnrtou. Mr. Seward has weakness whenever
I.ssI.Iu for travelling maog. H. is ~ lhytt'i"te
.luui.,r. When hc enters passenger train hc seeks
.4t tur sIL king car, and finds hchttudc IN pulhuR
H. Noruaa mtil the end Of his ride. Between NV
york. ui this yty lac occupied 70 seat with pleh-
..ut l.ntiug genius, who talked about " that -
,oI S.,,tru" duru., the whole trip. The stranger
il p.ard Il4 fellow traveller g. 10 suffers hOJk-
h,ri,r. MI Seward pitched into himself Ia q most
gasudll1us manner, st,oulIu5 every ..g"IfAt'li q"
Oh. STRANGER with Hearty emphasis. NNch tut rat
t.rols,,r. 4 Mr. s,warI il,ntG,l md salutod by .
g,ut,mau uIuu the boat, his feelings can be letter
.iuEIutd d au d,, riltd. Tie last seen Il him hy
oar Informant he was hiding behind the steamers
The London R,risr, discour4lug ON "Mcn "
Mlrt," has the following allusipn 70 william H.
: ward --
d n season Of l'52, and mixed In the fashionable
and club IT, Of the day, Will perhaps be able a. re-
,tIl to mind Governor Seward, ui New YORK, then
uAi.us bis second tour Il EIrup" after hn interval
HfuIwurd # - qlarter of "a century. The Governor
,.as bllLlt, WITy little gentleman, win mar OF
,uslTay, keen tyr, q large u''r--lHhh'Aht, a.
.irI.ug g. some th",rics, Of Hlpr{" BRAN, WIN a
Euiullc ton-rc,A h,ui.u expression ul t"uhlth-
..u.,-anl 4 LoHIOmHir that was contagious O.
lo ;, at. Tho Governor deily loved talk, Joke
aud cigar, aud had the happy snack ui hglhf per
Us ~ VIII Hll persons ANA WIN
u' 4a.ity, HuI # putting others ~ as murh Gae "s
himself In short, the Governor was Beuilrlnn'
plun n IBIS manners, ,ul viii out uy kind Of ah'ct'-
'.u: fiI took IL. and his fellow creatures pleas
...tly, and made the best ~ tom. Whether he
Il,,, .Tg.d Du law ur polite, with lufi lyhuNnist
r IyfI g.. lmsfrl, M tul ght'uul the under tand-
ue ui tie lndips ul the aristo racy uu the wary S
sprcts Of H." slavery l,Htiuu-"u,tu'r ne maze
., ui distinguished turDuf NJ the lep'e "i queen
Vi itorit nr ,f xod crowd At the theatre or the
Crt sia Palace, ur whether hr inv sugHtri, WIN
IN, ruug,uih ui.ur.uH, the aruanu NJ London NE
.r,r mlinight-tnr gov nor WINS always pleasant,
md ua ready 10 rrc,iv, - 10 lmptrt lliurmul,h
T. % IN he had not com" 10 ~" England merely
though tint wus the ' st and dearest object which
me- hud at heart but EyIope at large, hl7 stay II
London " "A hTi,frr than his many friends desired
ud he lu u4 ur France, Italy, Austria and H. SiiA
aith promise a. return and make longer sJourl
,muug uR ON hi4 way home,
'Su,h n Mr.. Lmcolus secretary li state ~ PRINT
Minister fRuch term can be aIpli'st under iorn
1 .. Government wh,r, the cmef OF the executive II
nit own prime miulst In public life, he IL ~ aus
| iere and unheudmg As Cato; and ln acouhtry "her
roiitics obbery md corruption are the rule Of pup
lie life, he is M free II tdut AZ Arsnd's IN prvat
life, he Is frank, hearty, cornwall ana Iona "l nun
hd no man In America ENJOYS aloke more o.
makes a better one. In his stnatorh spersheS ~
s somewhat long windri; and for splitting OF 'gicA
| straWs into ten thousand spunters, and ha'lh,
| something To say upon every one ofthein, ha II oh
| equAlled by Mr.. Gladstone. One tral' oi hu' SsN
ards character we must nos o'ni1 !" iHeou'n' "S1'