The New York herald., 1864-09-12


highes, Importance The loss inflicted upon enomy
greater than Early thought steal
march Sherdans lnes and did not expect TO be-
checked ia the outset Of his operations by Avcrilf
activity
Much Information in regard TO the movements OF tho
day withheld from the public tor the good OF the snL
tary service.
The Baltimore Despatch.
BALTNoRE, Sept. II 1904
despatch from Berryvle says reconnaissance
shows the enemy TO be in force at Winchester.
OAR Fraaconta CorresponGsnce-
pRoFitE House., FRAaoonA. N IL August 81 ls64
III, Bcaatss Of ne PaLsy-A Taste of BinerG Sprnss
Trout Like Meaphrema9cg--rls f'rof,e House and
rs surlo,nefngs-Ee Lats- Distinguished Vtsttors
P'easdn Porty-Arrtpot Of En- Sscrstdry Chrss--tH1
Y,cags Aco,.t the Presidential Election tss En1,sc al
Condition. o. he Country, Gc, &c
The Connecticut valley tires observing srayet-
,ey s,nce went through it last September l have dts
covered many attractions; o. them, | am sure.
have escaped the notice Of ordinary travellers from tbs
city. had supposed was aimoa destitute OF mineral
springs. But besides the Stafford which was once IN
grea, repu,e and ia again coming into notice. there
ssveraa others. For example, there Is the Abanalu
about two miles from Bellows Falls, upon the Dfsws-
vile road This is charged with salt ana somewhat
resembles tho Congress, but is deficient in car
OOnlc ACou Ii ua3 u ugU local TeUutWtOu, Yea
is almost unknown at short distance. Thea
there three others at place called Snutesbury.
fow miles from Orange. These flow out Of the same
rock, which represented TO being the .sfze 1t
refrigerator" One OF these contains sulphur, while
another IS charged With iron The waters OF the three
fail into natural basin of stone. company OF Nov
Workers is said to have become propretors and have
commenced impr oying the ounding land with
70 The establishment Of hotel.
While at Newport, on Lake Momphremagog. learned
that the trout are disappearing befors the pickersi
which past years have appeared in large Quantities.
These quite n the lake n years by,
came into from lake IN CraftshWy through ehs
Black river. These fsh and the muscaonga caughs
in large numbers In the month OF scptembeethe plea
saaes mouth the year for lake fishing and the lovers
0. tho picturesque Az Mernphremasog is acccssiDls
from the city in few hoWs and tho Lake Hotel large
moderate the travel expected TO be large !u
that direction until theclosc Of the season.
Leaviug Newport sfter breakfast and taking the stags
Wells river enc may dine at the Profile House al thrss
T. NJ, without having been atgued by the journey 1hs
I py s aooa' - sU ana Oy hs .
been more expensive, in consequence OF the condition OF
the currency Livery foot q the way interesting The
supposed and the ascent the Proac House. except In
the last few miles, is moro gradual than would ina
CINE
This hotel and lis surroundings quito surprise.
None OF the gnide books usual ccrrespcn
dence give good idea Of them IL Is not solitary build
ng II appears it's envelopes, or In the wood cats IN
the books Il s Of great front, and in its rear quad
rangc OF other buildings for various purposes lts tnse
r,or spacious and contains large parlor, handsomely
tnfnshed, where hundred people may DO comfortably
besides Offices FOR stages telegraph, bar
oers &c usually appended TO large hotel We. = !.
not large enough The hotel ut the Fume Is 10 be pulled
and to be as addition 70 tbs Prodo
House.
also poce that the curious places in the neighbcr-
hood, wiach form the arac,iaus OF ncOa, are fer
more surprising ana plensog than they represented
observed bal the details ran,te in number wonder
fG arrangement, necessarily overlooked thcm
rxss up t0r ne s
are absolutely perfect. They are for sale ss
this ho~se, ard 10 the ilemc ITSELF which Is 2
nearly hundred ect either side above the pathway
pho; grapber has little shop where he repeats from
hoar bour only the vista ef the gorge but all those
groufs visitors who wish 10 BIZ held in perpetual re-
m,mbrancc by their frcuds fer which they for each
carte one dollar federal money Tue noo and The oasin
with small boat In IT, which would fcr shape ard s7A.
make good do.img battery for a boa, how',ze: .ns
lake under profile and the profile in rock and Gbo
Lake are all more pleasing to the sIEca,or ihaa he
would expect from tie usual descriptie@ q tom
last evening Nj Chasn eS secretary o. tne Nsa
sury, arrived from Crsw sras, and did Mrs. j.
Gordon Beanet, aud her party, from she Fast
In conversaiion with Air. Chase, Tor more han 40
hour. be1rd many interesting s,qtsnents which am
not debsrrcd in any way rem repeating believe hs
th,aks that Mr. Lincoln viii he dasetiec, and he places
re-nce on the rumnrs that he wil Withdraw. He
also stated that he considered the lrs step in tue war
OF making the rebels belncrenis and thus giving them
character TIER did not deserve-vss an errur
that tlcre should not have been blockade ~ all but
closing OF the ports confess have always tecn Of the
the Secretary or stase did not snow agy states
manship His unfortunate procedure led tho way
TO tho action Of England ard france, which. IN tbs
the country, precisely The opportunity
she wanted to make the southern pSr,s the ms, val
liable commercial points for her unsGupuous merchann
Mr. Chase also considers that the charge made agsDss
him by the associated banks OF new York; rcasson TO
his first negotiations with them quite the very
money be was charged with having suddenly deNivs0
them OF was afterwards paid back to them 10 snh
form speedily 70 have been loaned TO fhoav
great advantage He also believes that in not coming
under naoual banking hw they are nch her studying
their interest that o. the country The nattona
banks hereafter 70 take away the best part
their circulation Nr Chase confident that return ~
vartic IN
rad latSery l,cgun 70 cnrry I'm ifqviring OF hin
he Thought the rumor OF tho recent oher OF on~
Thousand millions at three rcr cent, said TO be made 0y
continental bankers. was iniormed he gave no oreNn
10 H. On the whoe, he seemed TO DO well content WITH
his present position and Dis language was at no time
violent or denuncatory o. Nr Lncols or any elsa
had forgotten TIL he told me be was President oi tne
Convention Of liberty men and democrats who nominated
Mr. van Buren or re.e He leit for Boston this
morning and to see Mr. iessenden as Washington nsxs
The weather is COO, and pleasant, and have fires m
some o! parors The thrcnr Of travellers Continues
sgndeas ar,yne n aoa depas wv are s s.aonae On
backbres and corn Hy la0cions ifave' .otth at tn@
we might set hrsc Succession oi 'ne s"A"
N. N.B-Accidentany have icf. the most Interesting
tom rr a poetscripi On the sth of August, betwesn
sosrand ,,x O'Clock A. NJ a, Newport tnsrc was deep
Vreon color rcrccivcd the atoeg here whicn was ol
s usual cloarnoss. Every ob eel indoors and out asnn
cd bueaoes, clothes. furniture, &c. IN about fwo
hours, tho sun became more and more visible nv
ccor CHANGED to yellow. Many LESSONS wG,s sr nv,
way tears, 10 the apprehension that the lastcay ha a
rived Th- prcsdent q Darnorth Col'css gay y ss
and trust lie viii ave - ne Amns.al a@Sfa ~ y .
etcc accurate ana scieptiHr description y h phenn
Was observed anywhere eFe N tne 'n ,te r'
tude' IL So was tho tan of the new conse. wnen "
spproasasd Is 10 sprrorch very neHty sne eaF'aE
orbit
gbituary.
Avs r. HswxAS Emsrh1hicS, vile OF hnmas k6x-
r,trsxr Esn American CcDsya NJ Nassau. Ncw PfTvi-
dsnce died Of yellow fever at chat place on she an t't
nsed forty eight years.
brcs T,rlo snnLEy--The usica Herald tho
s.rfal form lrCsig of