Evening star., 1869-10-19

Westeth Men Gsias Home 70 vsts-"Css-
sedSs" 81 thsC. &r. n R.-Clevetasd
1nsteesS p tb~srstt-snprsveMent On the
Wess<fht Lscsnstive the Great civil.
'%7I fOorresPoudeace OF The s.ar.l
50. JOINS, NsckfeAH, Oct. IS, Is6s.-Editor
Stay: i Left washington on sunday evening,
the 10Th inst, and mild air and summer ver-
euFs still clothns the forest trees. for northern
Ohio, region blessed with almost every srti.
nciai Circumstance needed TO make men hap.
py' but without thar natursl gilt 90 agreeable,
Warrington mild chmats. 4 took the r. a.
U. X. K, for Ohioans going home TO vote, like
Portation only BY tbat route. Ny trip was
without noticeable Incident until 1 reached
beileaire, on the charming s.Uhio," arriving AZ
O'Clock a m, 70 learn that the &. 4 p. R. r.
train Tor Cleveland had been gone according
70 custom one hour, and 1 was Obliged % re.
main at beiieaire unui afternoon for q tram,
that the eussedness Of tAe u. q. p. r. r. mtxht
be satsned- When a corporation for trans
portation purposes is granted the pri yiiege OF
building railroad by the State, aad thar cor.
poratfon persistently ana continuously for a
series OF years causes such detentions IN the
route OF the travel 10 the utter vexaton of the
travelling public, the State should attend ts
such corporations.
Our train had on board .undry uotables.
among them were Hon. Columous Deiano, and
Mr.. X. w. Corwin, OF Ohio, on their way
home 1 suppose 70 vote.
Monday evening. for the first time this season
4 needed warm wrappers and an overcoat
Cleveiand-a city now of an hundred thousand
souls-stll exhibits that gradual and heaithfui
perity That has characterized II for twenty
years pasi. Its growth Is the result OF its large
manufscturing interests ard operations, and
IT 10 therefore permanent. Here the coal Of the
interior OF the State meets the iron Of Lake
superior, and iGnItes, and the ore fuses and
nows. freed from impurities and dross, to be-
Il hAyA fHA
staples In this country. Iron here is made into
almost every known form-into bars, rods
sheets. rails, nails, locomotives, &C., &c. The
besides its being . business city, OleveIand. so
far as my observation extends, is the most
oeautiful city In this country. It's streets are
broad ana beautiful, its buildings-public,
business, and private-are SUBSTANTIAL and eIe.
CANT, lts tree and umbrageous decoration are
charming, its public spirit is liberal, and its
houses, to greater extent than have seen in
any otner city, are handsome, wholesome, and
enjoyable.
stopping at beautiful village, thirty miles
esst east. OF Cleveland Cleveland, barely half a day 70 vote,
started thitherwards BY the Michigan Central
railway. Coming aside Of the dock In Detroit
on the morning Of the 18th, saw the first
froet, 90 lar as was concerned, Of the season,
and IL was most 40 white as snow. The CITY
now, like all the cities Of the North, exhibits
the din, the nnrrying 70 and fro, so character.
ter Is coming on, and the business of CARRYING
the farmere' products TO the CON sumer must be
oone mp. Hiefng away by the Detroit and NIL.
Woukee railway, IL was noticeable that the
sedeoA e late, as was the spring, yet, in the
various colored tints Of the auth mnai foliage, I
could see about the numerous beautiful little
lakes In the country,
That falling leaves dimpled still waters"
already. Peaches are still abundant all along
the road, and farm products generally have
yielded bountifully, and the farmers and their
boys were very busy every where IN the fields
plowing. sowing, gathering fruit, and digging
potatoes i have been reminded on my lour.
ney OF what the great German patriot and
orator, kossuth, said at Cleveland when he
Travelled over the country years ago. IL was,
in substAnee, that In THE countrv the locomo'
nv was ehe great civiii1er. This road almost
hteraiy preceded the settler in the Michiean
wilderness, and ts vsrincatiou OF the state
menc and the settler 10 here now and was car.
ned In by the cars. And how the country has
been improved In Q decade! This 10 IN nov
such new ffourfshing towns all along the route.
Game II still abundant here, although the
wooosman ts making destructive iproads upon
the primitive forests. Four bears have been
sangntered BY the hunters already this fail.
near town. '
Thirty miles from here. at little VILLAGE.
ycIept ST. Louis, il q mineral well, which is
receiving great attention from inyalios. In
was discovered BY parties boring for the saline
Lquio, ana getting down two hundred and
nny Ieet the mineral water was tapped. Bv
mere accident Its medicinal properties were
dsceralneo; man at work about the we'll
win drawn mp hand, had the same cured by
lmmereing 1t In the water a. he was at WORK
IL Is said to Be specific for rheumatic and par
alytic diseases well a. for ali diseases OF the
urinary organs. Several stage loads 20 up
nom the cars daily TO the we'll r.