The New York herald., 1862-01-12
THE MAR. MiNEW ENGLAND.
Our New sEIampshire Correspondc.ce,

Our New sHIampshire Correspondcnce.
KINGSTON, N. H., Dec. %, 1851
"7Ae lSi.ua$Ss'' isNissouri and in Neo Hampshire-
Contracted War Feeling Among the Descesdaxss of the
P,1itaxs-1Iro1able Effect Upon Them Of an Englah
War-(ofslor rnSnftgesce-Ho,o Our P.bsic Me, are
Regdrds5-- 7AS DoHn casters Fight Hi Sioep-Bosssm
and tie Ubiquisos.s Nisyer- Winter Set hs-Freops at
Home, &c.
Three weeks since left Missouri. where had spent
the sntirc and autumn in following up
paigns saA military Of various generals the
Western Department-Hrst Of the loved and )auRsned
Lyon, srd lastly that Of the overrated and politically
moribuad Fremont. My change from Missouri to
New Hampshire reminds Of the experience
Of the individual who had long dwelt in
beggar's hovsl, but awoke morning to Rnd ihmscf
the occupant Of palace and surrounded with everything
he could desire. While had been accustomed in tho
Southwest seeing deserted and dapdaed fArmhouses
crops standing INTENDED in the fields cattle roaming
ownerless at large, villages partly wholly depopu-
lated people fleeing escape the ire Of their hostile
neighbors want and here, there everywhere,
found in New England agreeable contrast have
not visited the cotton manufacturing villages but
told that there very few iders in them IN the
whence write every aborng person is busily employed
the farmers IN furnishing for market various He
ing staples, and the artisans at their several trades
Many shosmakers who formerly found occupation in the
manufacture Of shoes for the Sunny South tho land OF
the cypress and myrtle" are now busy upon gov
srnment boots and brogans. carriage manu-.
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to the outbreak Of the rebellion, sent the most
Of its productions down to Dixie has attorly been
ming night and d to I'LL 2 :, csntIsct for
who erst earned a livelihood by binding the shoes
which were finished by the sornsr sex are. many Of
them plying the needle upon wooen clothing, Of which
shoddy constitutes large proportion. Lecturos arc lis
tered TO and lecturers praised or damned by rs largo
diences as of yorc churches are as well filed and cIar
gymen dull or interesting ever; men and women
love, we'd fructfy die and buried after the estab
lished forms Of time Of If the people of the por
pf EowE nd lint hapn fhnr
formation Of the existence OF through the chance of
ther circumstances alone, they would DC in amost
. tire ignorance that Cottondom has rebclled.
The interest and thusasm for the suppression of the
Southern nsurrection are intense. New HAMPSHIRE was,
S'ss the first to s,.S furnish % her quota Of s
Kingston has sent number equal TO fourth her voting
population but they hardly missed from tho strsets
In case ofa war with England the portion Of the Union
east Of the Hudson easily send to the field twice
many troops as IL now has enlisted and organized
Should the Island empire declare against us the de-
scendauts of the Purisns would rush 70 arms th the
same aacry az did their ancestors in the early days Of
ns % ne,o rsn mot oy any desire ssr
conclusion being that one war is enough at time. The
general belief that II would be Ear better give up
with Taurus Johannes but, ir oil attempts pacifcaton
should fail, New England to would fight to the
last.
am happy perceive that the Fas ern public Is gene
rally well informed concerning the posture OF affairs
throughout the nation, and the ability and efficiency Of
various public Great confidence Is manifested
in Mcclellan and an abiding faith e-incod in .sOld
Abe" Phelps supposed be troubled with
buttermilk ON the brain, and Fremont 10 numbered
among the political rockots that have gone up with
whiz, gone out with explosian and gone down with
fall with never thepowcr 10 rise again The lament over
the loss OF Lyon has not yet ceased and very often the
question Is aske "Wby he reinforced before the
battle OF fSprmgncdf" In the Western Department the
officer beat known to the New England public n General
Sgc about whom nearly every person meet has some
inquiry to make His splendid naDosuvrne at the bat
tie of carthage brought his into favorable notice
before the people aud the military skin he has sinco
shown IL making for him uEdying reputation Every.
body lights init Sgel.'
Boston, which s claimed by every number Of the A.
Ioc 10 be the centre Of the universe appears as lively
war have not made vacuum in its sidewalk throngs,
and thosew who remain al home look they we're gene
rsy well fed aud comfortably lodged The admiration
that Boston has shown for the rreprssable African
does not fail 10 crop out periodically few evenings
since spectator AZ or the theatres took occasion TO
dsapprove OF d white making love TO a slave and
vented his displeasure in ali hubble hiss At once
hundred voices yeed, Put him OUT and two policemen
hustled the observation-disclosures down the stairs the au
deucc loudly applaudng them The next humber or the
Atlantic should alter famous line OF Tennysons and nut
IA tho mouth Of sellaudng Boston, letting II read a.
la a. will take some negro woman:
She shall roar my.dusky rsco.
Winter has fairly commenced in New England aftsr
long and pleasant auumn s1hroueiout Maine and Now
Hampshire snow varies from twelve to thirty inches In
dept and pings seds end cutters have entirely tascn
the paceof wheeled vehicles The troops In ca1r near
Boston, Portland Manchester and other places snacr
somewhat from cold but ~ other respects are Ceiling
along finely They win probably soon DC ordered 10 lhe
seat Of war