New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

xould make among tbs vsrtoas vehicles In Broadway
or Central PARK But cannot Be dsnied that they are
row streets and turning the impossible corners and
being 80 balanced as not TO spill out the occupants,
even when passing up or down vertical street
some OF the suburbs are very fine. GoOd mscadam-
lied roads are boSdcred with spacious and well ar
ranged country seats. many OF them showing good
entrances VITA pretty gate lodges Evorgreehs
and CHEEKY.
The card Of Quebec in the way OF neigbborinr
scenery Is no cataract Of Montmorenoi where small
amount III water is made 20 tumble down terrible
rock IN such way 40 10 form q really picturesque
show. In fact the justifes the admiration 1t
receives. There are lahes too ~ the valley to the
north, which are highly recommended to see but
have not ye, found time 10 80 far cannot speak Of
thoir merits.
CONFEDERATION
This is the great political topic here at present al
Reconstruction IL The ministers having the
matter in hand are on their way home freshly inspired
by the oraces Of ST. james AID il is believed there
Parliamentary session will DO called il tho course OF tho
Summer TO discuss their report. / think the in
eligence Of tie Province is favorable TO She scheme
and certainly, viii give % the Canadian mind an
impulse aud energy which their present colonial
dependence fails to generate.
The Government 10 by no means destitute Of ability
have had the pleasure Of meeting OF its members
and am iayo,aby Impressed with their ntelg once aud
hberality. Mr.. Langeyin the Solicitor encral, is
man of even brilliant talent and the Provincial
Nh. Macdougai evinces as clear perception of what
We call s,atesmsnsbp. os any man Of hts age whom
have met IN Washington. | am very glad 10 find this
so because cannot be Indifferent to tho prosperity
OF "a Denr neghbo. Canada. and one whose people
are so deserving of esteem. III spite Of the blatent folly
and impertinence Of many OF their newspapers.
These latter by the fall Of vcom because the
Government of the United States has success fully
asserted tho right Of solfd,cuse. They overflow It'll
denunciaiions Of our policy and insist that her jGdg
meDt and ours shall determine the Dis position 10 DO
made of Jea Davis AID bis uuderlings Whilo c,amor
isg for the reStoTan &C Commercial Reciprocity they
forget the principles OF SOCIAL and political comfy.
end seek TO bry Ne into doing again what ihsr buuy
ing caused US to undo
THE GOLD MINIS
This Is q subject which bids fair " accomplish more
for international commerce than be CT ctod by
thousand sDarliny newspapers. All along my route
have evidences Of the faith IN thou In.'cs which
proof upon proof ~ as beginning % ost .bsh in tho
Canadian mind and find that strong tide Of emf
grafton Is beginning "a set in even from Yankee land
II everybody here including q good many shrewd
Amer leans. not IN ca piracy 20 hgmhgg everybody
else the valley Of the chaudtre ard Is -cially the
SegDoire of Rigand Vaudeville. contains IcasurO' OF
gold equal in all RESPECTS 70 those OF California and
Australia. At eli oseats. the mines ia, day dis.
taut from Quebec q fair road and resolved
tn ~. so Sha'i form Of the pilgrims
becoming numerous who pay tic dt votion Of curl
OSity nj least the alrircrs region. and IN another
letter shall be cole to speak somewhat sdvisodly on
whet myself have seen.