The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-07

called out on such occasions to these objects
In arms in opposition to the national will and
authority. I'd. To aid and support the civil raags-
trates in bringing offenders to Justice. The dis
trats and let it be our pride and glory TO have Il
sacred deposit there inviolated."
Our Nahant Corresp0ndenes.
NAHANr, Mass. June so, 1856.
There are probably thousands Of well-to.de, 3D.
ucated and refined people here and there, among
the spokes and around ON the felloes Of the
universe, who will recall much pleasant summer
experience at the sight Of this date. mean thers
are many people beyond the boundaries Of Boston
who win be glad to be reminded of Nahant, ani
who will be interested in the perusal Of short \
account Of It's present condition, prospects otes-
final connections, village topics, 90. An sptoms
Of such news as is usually furnished from fashions
BILE watering places, may not be written q Ne
liant now. On the 18th Of September, 1871. the
grand hotel was swept on the Point by nrS, and
the proprietorship Of "The Million" IN Ma.
hant ceased forever; that 10, the privilege
Of enjoying themselves at Nahant revsr'
from tho upper ton hundred thousand" they VIII
could afford to spend couple Of months at an -
pensive hotel-back to the "upper ten"-thsS VII
. while propose to devote q paragraph or two q
the explanation Of their scheme to keep II.
FEW BRAssY GLIrrERINa anNEsALIrrHs. IA
They who come down from Vermont, or from
tho great West over the Worcester Railroad, a.
up from over-grown New York by Providence ana
FAN River, for the first time. are apt to consi'
Boston the Orient, and stop there, a. did. til
my wanderings through the crazy mixture %
streets discovered and located an Eastern RAD.
road leading out to . country Of shoes and fish
whore Nahant is. The Hub is an inatructivs and
amusing place for loiterer, however. and days.
two there will not be msspent. Any Boston cit,
zen of leisure will be happy and proud to show yc
the famous town. My chaperons were the field.
staff and line officers Of the Thirty-third Masss
chusetts Volunteers old acquaintances in the wan
and they acquitted themselves nobly. a. have
seen them do before. Breeds Hill Monument an
Faneuil Hall are should Judge. the jewels Of tht
Boston crown Of glory, and are dilated upon o
considerable length. Old South Church. the Coz
mon, with the Deer Park, Brattle street NEE,
house, and Franklin's birthplace among "a
ancient; Quincy Market, Boston Library, ana
the Journal Office among the modern places o.
interest, are shown with great gusto; then the
Cambridges, Mount Auburn, and Brighton With ii
menagerie Of tame beasts, and wild spectators
ami butchers, its hoofs. horns, COWS, neighs and
squeals. Afterward, If you have morbid curl
osity that way, it can be satisfied by ten minutes
walk from the centre of Roxbury to the place
where the Joyce children were fendishly muir
dered. Chamber ten or twelve feet up the slope o
q gray rock by the roadside. and q couple of o.
tendant policemen will point out the spot bs--f
your feet where the body Of the poor gin
found thence leading you few rods through =.
grove to the brookside and the broker
elders, where the body Of the. brother
lay. Crowds Of people visit the woods
on Jamaica Plain daily, the policemen tell me, v
canvass the murder in low tones, sorrowfully gax>
upon "the spot" and beat the path down to the
scene of the boys death. Four thousand dolIs
rewards have been offered-f for tia detection ~
murderers, but no clue has been gained-ia
except the romantic story Of the four laborers
field hard by who saw a'villainous looking ~
dash into the woods just before nightfap thre,e
four days before the bodies were discovere
Back in Boston Ben Franklin's proverbs G
brought to the mind Of visitor by tablets ir pub
lie places and the proud names Of Hancock
Adams, Warren. Revere and the rest are perbetua
ted in substantial Quincy granite. The Stat
House and Beacon street.-the political and soci
top sheaves Of Massa chusetts-are exhibited, CO.
fish pendant in the Assembly chamber, and Goldfish
rampant in the "swelled front" houses Of Beacon
street.
THE BOAST OF rHx BAY srArxl
visited the State House and met Iris Excellency
Governor Andrew, in the rotunda under the
the pillars Of that apartment. Not fac
is missing. They have been torn by bullet
and battered by storms from Baltimore u
BRACES, but rebels cannot boast of fragment o.
Bay State colors. In one or two instances where
regiments have been captured the colors have
been secreted by soldiers and officers, who after.
wards escaped with the cherished banners SAL
The Governor exhibited TO our party other BIZ
foundation for State pride, glanced reveren'
the gded Goldfish and the inscription ''God
the Commonwealth Of Massac husstts," snf
h5s Up III anl SsS 1% Ess
= % lslaa. the var 10 xAHA,r. l
From Boston TO Lynn BY the SaugD branci
sion e From sHa Lynn R''s: along &. beach op
Little Nahant to the Point, 2 equally
:apsnss yet -, easily aSu.: :scSS comp sa q.
steamer, past Fort Independence and Gcyefnor's
Island, ] will speak In another paragraph. Mayhap.
before reach that paragraph the route will be i'm
S the contest
have good word to say for Lynn, and will risk
few moments. hGr lsre' -slo s1l
0oDFIsH,- soLHs AND "sxnkgs,nI i
Lynn II one Of the representative towns OF New
England, and visitors to Nahant for the nrst tim
will be apt to give the great boot and shoe sms
more than passing glspca Oh their way. Tn,
odsf y; NV leather and paste ia psevalert
but not 5sensive, while the sound Of shoe han
"a pleasant to the ear of any admirer Of In.
dustry. Ths singleness Of purpose with which
the busy shoemaker improves each shining hons
strikes you at once q something wonderful: But
In little seven by nine shops, ~nere four or
are gathered together, ANGLE deep In leather O
tings. there are shoes In various sAges Of Ttmr =,
ton. Workmen ply the noisy hammer and disor
bs. en- accustomed to do from tine immemcri
In RIA, -,moth factories, blazoned and iesttered
over WIN technical terms for parts OF an. !,