The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03

tui the New Haven boat slowly worked hse way
Az for Bos himself he was walking the hurricane deck
OF the steamboat with his hands buried 10 singuiary
uniashiouabis depth In coat about three times as
By not by no means coat which viii ioso caste In the
streets OF New York cause w. ha'nt got any cast 10
i0se There's no one ~ wears saca ooats now and 90
Bs. barring tue cost which essirsly hid Ills little
egs and little Cockney hat stuck jauatiIy upon seven.
hairs causs its neither light brown nor dark brown,
which hat like Fam Welfer's, seems 10 have al inde
s ,. v m Ssn s
yearsbarng these tW0 external Injuries Of ue rs the
nswsboys call them Boz dressed pretty much the
had pair OF pautaloons Tho color whereof No were
not close enough to dscipher) cost vest shirt stock
swear positively or 70 The best OF our belief for no oO
lar was visible save the collar OF the Aforesaid seaegy
coat and a. unusual amount OF chcier among tho high
iy respectable ragged gentlemen on the dock who by
reason OF bong IN the rear OF tie crowd could not 500
Boz. Boa walked up and down the promenade deck in
roasy thrice beautiful and blessed riverhe looked
earthto stream and syand 70 the God OF oil the
earth the slen; tribute OF his admiration as hs large
scene AT times his lovely wife wasiby his sde silent
y joining him in his enthusiastic admiration OF the
But all sight seeing beauties a. well as oil Journeys
must have end at last the New Haven rounded TO OF
abreast enormous pile, plurality Of woodpes for
there are no less than seven OF hem On this the rag.
gss the hats boots and SrssSsss on
those never 70 DO sufficiently Iauded specimen phrases
OF the Anglo Saxon tongue, which have been handed
vgor and native refinement Of 'God d-n yoar eyos.
Bob keep your elbows ont OF my Cts or IN shove
sxprsssIrciy and graphically. and unasotedy replied
70 by those 70 whom they were Addressed As che boat
was perieoty whirwindish; .hsy seemed disposed to
carry everything before Thorn perfect ioossuess.
IS the ft gentleman did his psn.soons AMOR he was
their nairJ and diversified forms All sorts q cries.
es sand Fl
S '.wIsch'' where" 'whos'' sSsho. msr Gle,
ss4 over s s ;.a please s,
at the devil first; cam, see mysef' II say sucker,
don, shove me into this wood pissi Take your hand
ont OF pocket beg pardon, air but they crowd so
that my hand was shoy ID nto your side pocket VERY
much against my WILL" slhere's Box "which''
coat" "Tnree Cheers for Boz s.Whor-whor-whcr-
hprrrsa-a-obn Tbs cheers died with the good inten-
ond him. he very contsntedy Cursed the whole crowd.
and whisted "Hi. yim along. I'm tired Of waiting"
Tho boat touched the dock and about hundred jumped
on board Mr.. Golden was the frat. Boz and his VIE
on the upper deck aud ore gentleman. friend.
With them That friend introduced Mr. Golden frs, 20
Isl Mr. Golden took her arm, and thoy ell went 10
tho lower dock Here they were surrounded by about
with highly respectable dirty shirts that is shirt
OF all nen) these ga2ers formed sort OF unegen o6
long Kind OF ring around BOZ. ns lady and Dir Col
den; keeping al very respectable distance, as little
dog does when big deg is picking bone, aud trying
very commaudably, aud with patriotic aad praseworthy
curiosity, to ston TO every syllable OF private nature
that was said 20 or BY Boz hls lady, thc. two
friends All thoy could make out 10 hear Boz say
reply remark OF Mr. Golden in relation 10
thing that had occurred overnight eyes, was ssound
ed" These were caught up and handed from mouth to
mou.h as Boss first words and fullest sentiments on
fraternity say Joe, by Cd Boz says he's astound-
ka-.r VArvE \, On
mother knows hos out.
The crowd were IN high glee-.hey determined to be
brooches aud empty belies-thsy seeasd to oos upon
Boz one Of their body, and they did him honor IN
their way as vol as they knew how, although God
themselves
Al last tbs captain procured haek. aud told Ecz he
{ You 60 to the Carlton" said Coid.a
awe do said Boz.
"Nice house" said Golden.
'I'm told 10, - said Boz
.Do yoa take your baggsgs With yous" said Golden.
DICKENS looked at his beautiful Kate and smiling, 70.
piled, "N0-.hats to come aitcrwardJ."
ON tbs tho little party OF four went up the gang plank
and squeezed through the crowd-.he wood pes-ard
almost every other kind Of pies-bcxes barrels, bags
coffee, sugar. rnoases rum, uncrienta gin grease tar
pioh cotton, cheers curses, laughter noise confusion,
very devil had lot loose all shs demons Of disorder
that particular dock to give Dickens unsophs.icsssd
men out Of number and hsckmcn lad rammed, cram
med and jamIned their horses to The dock in such
dcVsh slate OF disorder tina, 10 dsontaua0 them Soen
cd difficult 10 unite the Goriian knot.
SO Boz's friends took him and his lady round the
stringplece Of the dock, ~ the risk OF their Topping
the cesspoos tia. usually collect rolnd tie
bows OF ship in dock-ths hack drove up 10 meet
them In jumped Dickens and bis lady and their escort,
and of they drove to the CsrltonBoz giving good
long up at the shabby warehouses the wharves,
and his lady smiling al the scene OF confusion they had
jast left
dis that Dickens that's Just drnv OF in that hscks'
said long saow-taoed saddle headed slab sided down.
caster who had os0n trying for hM an hour to set
look At Boz.
sItis" was the reply.
"Thea by Cd think there's too much id man
worship about all this he reo.ned; although he didn't
tell any what brought him there. not as We heerd
All that we know further of Boz is, that he reached
tha Car! on Ia safe,y-washeddidnt shave-ipeffaps
he did, though pu. on clean shirt and other stcctcras
scrspsd his nails, sat down TO q quiet dnner-took q
.'prvate drak road letters from nearly ny
fools-rsceived few calls from dilto repeated;
few lines and went 10 bed early. without saying bis
prayers, though inwardiy thanking Providence that
thus far be had marched INTO the bowels OF the land