New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20


on Of bls special car ndidhg verses For, kno an
bic grand dispatcher en- ch of batalioDs and o. inani
ion is also serawer OF quiet rhymes which uru upon
opsohold themes. He has been good fr .nd 20 Army
partly because he kn' q ae hardships
hey encountered and partly becsr 40 the under feeling
4 bis life was in sympathy IA ther semiliterary
mission. So he wrote we're q, as he ran TO ana no.
all the F.liasstock enterprise OF .po
ted States End tts,h,y been well and so prop'pu'
,o,o that .,a have r.svsr known more than week
1elay ip the rebuirdat The most lacerated rai""y'
10, him fore>,ost among tho steam strategists OF the
r,d o,r~,s- ves the only one in which the railway
,,o..r,o ,b limo OF advance and RETREAT anu ICE
.,oCp,n,o has Heen throughout the EngineerEensra'
NJ, so;l that he was glad peace had returned
nVbove been running special funeral trains so long
IN ,8dea "that am glad to get back to more amla1'e
nd ,roftabo business Ii was wise that THIS oihcer
sboud show the rich capitalists the road be lad reou
so often.
ALL QUIET on THE POTOMAC
Reside these there many famous geIefaS VIZ
ACCOMPANIED the excursion train and all OF these na
borne some prominent part on this line OF ran nun
cock who TIL of late commanded in the Shenandoah
and who ia one Of the most inspiring and hahusomo
field officers in the services Wallace who iousn' tho
battle of Mouocscy the chief station OF blood On 'o
baltimore and Ohio line; Meigs, who went mo 'n'
war when this road was guarded by Rebel min'n"'n'
and has three times seen it devastated under 'De
of Confederate Legions.
Thore were Younger officers also on board VINO hnu
carried orders as aids along this line Wheh Tue "'S~
Of the engre was silent and the steam vaVe nau oe'n
gashedke human throat correspondents " no Inv
along II with tidings OF great conflicts "Ii"s 'I"'
40 tbev VENT directors who had haggled very iong 70
cave tho shares Of their stockholders, when me heoe
ripped the wad in parts and the GoVerhmeAs S'o
resolved TO con6scae It in toto Among 'Ic
,oorlo MOS M Woods Of The London Times, who had
Y;s;.ed America with the Prnceof Wales III like ca
nacitv This establishment had thought the tour OF ee
nurse.holders sufficiently important to ior"ard I'M.
across the sea with Sem. These, and few pon'lcai
idlers glad TO escape from tho capital vacation lew
Baltimoreans potent in carrying enterprises pho
servants enough TO dispense Hospitality made Up Tue
Decol train that left Baltimore this Wednesday a. M
at O'clock.
We all breakfasted at the GilInOr House, and Of
o'clock passed the Relay Here nearly I'VE years ago
Massachusetts, lawyer made q levy upon the Oi'y o.
BALTIMORE and they saw him at sunrise above tneii
housetops In tho gray OF the morning tins ioFilioh
bic and picturesque position stood boldly ABOVE Inc
arches Of the Patapso yaduc the parapet OF The ear'
works commanding II still showing the black teeth o
tie a5ans and the white paths by which ihe bouse'
climbed the hill showing windingy among TIE reddeh
ling foliage few condemned mules and batter,
horses looked down upon Us Ike old rheumHHo resi-
dents aud the tavern had an air Of better DAYS hh'
most Of the impoverished SoutherneTs who show them
selves 50 far 10 the North The city defiant. car
ried bprdrel willing banners above IL. showing In th'
brighter distance the aspiring sbs to Washington and
here where The road parted at pedestal, one hal
slipping through pTecipoes to The west and Tie o'he
passing In mid air the deep river in the gorsehe party
looked awhile It's British component pleased its Amer
lean spectators thrilled.
This is a noble work" said one Of the most ioqua
eous @. the VISITORS that viaduct looks as II II led t
the capital as certainly the Hqaeduots Of the Can
pos Aa lead TO Rome"
o TALK UPON MILITARY RAILWAYS
Directly we slipped away to the west, By tho eide
the Patapsco here a timid brawl in awe OF the pre'
: ipces and as one by one tho riverside hamlets or
cottages appeared We could note the slow green erowt
of peace over trsmpled fields the fresh reSiorrtNn
fences burned to keep hunger warm lighter chuTc
o spire whose bell just replaced rang back OF Sunday
r the religion which could not hide the mastering Of met
The trees which lately naked under the pawn
c and nibbug Of war horses were clothed again in pu
pie elastic TO the sum- and dropped their golden ballot
TO the world II tho old franchise of Nature had bee
g returned Nature mourning only for one season
there is in her no compromise between happiness nm
e death sat with of the most nteilig nt OF I'll
% tourists, and he talked like fellow counryman
business and beauty together No phase OF tho seaso
ID OF the scene escaped hin.
L. IL dare Rsy" he said at one time 4" that after OF
IN own civil wars on which write many ant1uaria
~ treases the relics remained longer than here. III
yours is a Yhalebone country, caoutchoao county;
bends back TO its s;raightness in r. day. You won
lg I'LL up the gaps of earthquake about the time %
ul buried the people it killed"
p Thence stroed the yersaior 10 railway question
for wished to bear this capitalist talk upon the chi
So object Of his long jaunt. He took om bis pocket
~ note book aud gave these paragraphs, which oon
"a have been the staple Of talk ut no paC
Of 20 wen as upon the Baltimore and Ohio Roa,
It Since these gentlemen have been trays'ng in Amer
ID ca they have maintained M average raitvay speed
|. IS miles an hour, which IL considerably ii
American express average and have msde, in II
stance nearly eco miles in four hours. Sir Moro
Peto has remarked during bis eutiro travel In Amec
the difference between passenger accommodation
J. and those Of Europe We maintain rigid dcrnocrac
in our cars all the social distinctions maintane
0 In their carriages. Our long ealoon cars bundl
together brains and garlic; satin and eowbide boots
tAe detective policeman sets his haIdcued prisone
between Members Of Congress aud butcher; the pie
boy and the newsboy. and the with jnbciub
paste have free entry at all hours and 1t il part
their contract TO skut the doors respect the
tiyeness or corDs ard bunons; but abroad tao man
silence buys IT. the people who smoke strong clay pipe
do not blow into the Whit OF a good cheroot fon
prefers the company Of dog to good laxative fellow