, 1861-09-10
TRIp EROH WARRINGTON TO WESTERN
NEW YORK

TRIP FR0H WARRINGTON TO WESTERN
NEW YORK.
Examining Soldiers E1sses-Fo,z McHtmrv- |
Philadelphia, HdItt6gton d Baltimore H4iI
4oad-]1esident Felton-R;ght Spirit IN IMla
dtiphid-7hc ContirentaE-' New York Her
ala, got tie death Of Ag: Duvisn- Squirrels II
ltoods and Grand Scenery.
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribuue.]
EIhIRA, n. r., Sept. s, 1851.
Your correspondent leaving Wushingtonfor
Few days, found himself still in the midst Of
solCicrs, for the cars were tul1 Of them. Many
are leaving on account Of sickness, kind OF
diluted fever, not without touch Of home
sickness. But they are very narrowly scrutin
ized, both at the Washington depot, and
the junction near Baltimore. We passed se7-
eral encampmcnts coming out Of Washington,
al d found numbers Of troops at the entering
Of Baltimore, who are the moral suasion to
make that Plug Ugly city keep the peace
Fort McHenry lay grim and suIien in the dis.
much interest in the city, except the fine shaft
Of the Washington Monument, which tower3d
in stern reproof to the rebels around it's base.
In the cars for Philadelphia there was, from
Bai;inor new element Infused in the ap-
I, ur.ncc Of the travel, which took its pleas.
ing shape in the fair women mingling with
tie men. Very few women--or ladies, if NY
rsadtre prefer the te.m-are in the cars aI
Washing ton a1d to come upon a good pro-
Ecrticn efeuch in the otherwise rather motely
clewd, Was quite refreshing, and gave asslr.
snce that there would be a very much nccd.d
r.straint On the roWt y}sm which too often is
tauad IN railroad c6rs. Our train consisted Of
six good passenger coaches, with tue usual
fgarc ct2d of baggage and tender, and horse
that ma6e the wheels fairly glow IN their axle.
Coming cut Of the city, We got q nearer view
OF Fort Mclezry. Its buildings are not as
Iock threatening, anG its proximity to the city,
am glad to say, ia so near that it could easily
sntll Il, il it should be necessary to give
wholesome touch to it's rebels. Gunpowd.r
Bridge, which ne usce to read abous, has been
almost completed in the extensive repairs
which It has had to undergo since it was fired
by :he Golhs and Vanduls in April last. Tue
stream is q mile wide, anG On each Dauk a
gccd guard WIS ssen watching the structure
against arother py!cinania, which may break
cut cut ary moment Wlth the rebels. Bush K!Tsr
BE:>:te iE net q5ste as long as Gunpowier,
anG this. TOO, IL near(y repaired, and we'll
watched by soldiers At each end. It seems
that The great fcr1y-Dcat at Hayre de Grace IVES
sol u2rGed Us reported, but was cut loose and
| drilled over to Pe1ryyille, and I NOW had a
=aslGs is kvt': Gil deck, and is well served. o..
inc upper deck The baggage car was carried
! ovcI, and Joined 10 4 DeT train Of coaches on
! :be northern shore at Per1Jvillc. Here are
about live auidred army wagons, and about
! t."o Thousand mules, waiting orders to march.
| Verify it takes large ca1Yavansera to wait
i upon such sn army as ouis. From this Point
| IL Wll13iuston, tie arrangements seemed per
! feet, Oh the read aud The motion If the ca-s
w"s rot enough t5 give my notes Of writing
! a2J undue angl@s or circles. From Whining.
Il y to Philadelphia the rail Is got 50 new; aad
:; writ:tg was more difficult. But the time WAS
le1feel.; .;b,oughcut-reoching the great;depot
1T PAI:delpnla at the yrrs moment adyer-
! tised. Their. prosZGc6, in the second story, in
his corner, The leading spirit Of this fine road,
Ssn3l NJ. Felton,, Esq He is brother Of IL. ),
Prssidezt q Cambridge College-par Mobile
| roy ADMIT oi d QUESTION. OF one thing a,r
certain, beth are cheery gentlemen.
On .nttring Philadelphia, one feels the
| lssacirG air ii new order ot patriotism troltl
that br;a:hed aTcuud Baltimore and Washing.
ion. Ev.ty 1tna is for the Goverr1nent and
the var, aid nc dead heads appear On thie
Eutj@ct. EvaD at tie Continental, @ hotel SC
l1,ge that it is almost a small city in itsel
out Iis Eot to put cut tcelec to know who
he Is talking with. It is Old &c everywhere
IN the city, aae asgs feat from almost every
block, ard lie red, white aid blue, in somt
cuI,:ipg shape, art: seen il every widow. ]
weEt lite the CID Hail, and saw the old BsN
AID c:bcr relics Of the days thai
I::eo meas souls; bu: the wnols cit,
Ecene<; 10 be eue great Indepenaenc:
u:n: ard to rig, win the inscription
ssPi1c!a!m Jibs rty," &c. Fremont's proclaim
ticn as declared srtat, and even greater tha;
Gei,. Buffers .ic,o!y. Speaking Of tie "Cou
tineI.a1,' it has CT Of the noaeri. i'nprog.
7ns:::s-not fer ss ele,atipg the host" but b;
, | Ttiet" nize host" elsya!ess his guests TO til
"a + III, Ill
| roeu stsrnsd into to. look at something
. | quctr, Tou't TO up through six sturies, bn.
r | two minutes, Experience proved It. l! is dJu
I ty i l7pcEdics:ar screw ninety f9.t iong
which, !y siugu!ar illusion, seems to b. go:n
+ ur :t::-lf, :ikc III 1n:mcn6c serpent around
& 1tuc THIS hv1el t,sa five hundred rooms, I'll
. is ke;,t 10 q charm. The elevator alone co=
i $1,000. would commend it tc your grain ncI
' Tie 1iyeli&st tin,cI saw in..' Brotlle.:y Love,
WIS vae. the ns;Us boys got ths papers. oal
K the Herald seemed to have Jef. DAVIS dcati
y | ard every bay varied to crJ lt-and cr5 IT the
did. with a gustu. They fairly made the stree
:cc.l r til i, and if Jeff. could have he1cd
d lr could hare Inferred what the neYs-hoys,
:. le4st, thought cf him. The city papers We1
i. soct cut with eatfus, aal the story, whcth
], ! t,us CT Eot, Lad q grind ran. Asnosg 4
t. ,nc=t tasty things I saW, Was the squirre.e
# | The larts, Great grey fellows leap about
Il | .be i1crs BY lnn61Gds, CT come down, SO tan
a,t Icy, ai:d lang their tails over tl:ir back
/, as th.y bouDd around 5on OF the ground.
II tltk Fix lnnc1td dollars to feed them the !.
g. year. aud it vas money beautifully expende
:. Bcxes are ixsG III the large trees, where tn
IL ns,t AID winter. Why e:allno. othIs cities !;
g | il:te this custom. Perhaps TIE gentle epi
s- OF Qua}ie1oum would be wanting in 1ncet ota
4 ci:iis, AID young America ould rot allow
q. sq1rir.cls But / must away, and here We
d t. R,ad;pg, Fo,t Clinton, Catawissa, Willia.
in port, and E:nz:ra. AL along for miles {
ia frynl Philadelphia We see tbs elements of
.is greatness IN the great manufacturing yIlas
We S1.ich cluster along the schuylHH.
Tie great coal trains come thunderirE by
en- thu way to Reading, and sometimes one hl
dad ,tmI1y cars return in one train. I
tarls grow larger than the houses as yon
m AZ org the large farmers, and the horses gr
heavy and ut. as well as their oHners;;
alclg from Port Clinton to Wiliamspcrt,
~ crossing CT tic Blue Mountains, Or it
sc ~. mere gentle aid yet beautiful, as wh en ,
~ ~ touch the eastern branch Of the
~ ~ auehanna Now you go through Il
n1 ni tunnel, black rs night and ErsE'as, and e
~ ~ you c.os5 bridge after bridge over some or:
~ ~ or river. Orc stretch Of vision ycu can
~ ~ what Stems hundred miles, viewed froi
u n:uuntail height; aad anon you arc ad'
~. .lu tised by the slowing OF the train that ycu
- ssilg over tsessie bridge where th: Wis
s,t snt Is jeartul as you look down TO the raylne
Ent ar low. j: one place as gou near the sunni
I
a. - lcsrn tbst it is a horse shoe bond as The r
81, viEGs adown the mountains. TAis islusio
;nn aen finer than il; passing over the A'.e5aas
~; * east FROM Pittsburgh,
,d Il requires good engineering aud S good {
.,rt ,u1 6ue:or togo un and doEn these mum
~ ~ heights without 2c2idept, but this road is
an an tuLa:e in having these, Us we'll as well q
~ ~ having good rolling stock, and capital 2
~ - tdtn1 III T. Ha5kins Du Pny. Some ten ii
-, ~ sard people flourish here By gang saw L,
~ " ar:i lumber, which is It's chief business.
~ pa E!najr: We found the military thicker thin
o' where else On the route, there being he
hat | coed camp. Everybody knows Elmira--
~ ;a It Is g forward railroad town, and charm
~ ~ village, Which out west would be agood;y
;at Luz But just now, the wsr is the great thing
"a Ia 6rG the dLatl Of jeff Davis, as great q
'ca* ticn AS the author If Jnuius. The papers
Jay say il is confirmed, but the common se
nr lus hiDG OF people say "that the fellow csn's
~. vn' any way except By tie halter" The see!
lte, here IS not as bold as that hare just pa
u over, and less so than at Corning, but it is
u. ~ beautiful, and most refreshing, with 6
oe- trtsh air. J. II.
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,wn Ht1lle,s Revolving Battery.
zeit- From the Rockford Democrat.]
ire ave understand that come very satisfac