The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
Letter from New York
[coEREsPosDExcE or THE x1sEr.,

RocHEsTEE- New York, April !, Is59.
 EDITOR AEiEosA NrSER;-The winter is past and the lime of the singing of birds come" win rstIs patch of sunshine beaming ia upon here after long winter IL is indeed spring but the ethereal miidness no; apparent Leaving politics oa of his letter with White Houss besieged by DumerOs and ravcDoDs of office seekers-a ses of human cornorn-I will make short chat matters and things in general The win n this country, full of storm and cold would be unsndarsble o one who knows that tbere country fl fur white to live n, not for the oppoani- ties afforded fr mental and moral activity. Winter here in these extreme northern States s the fof sai moral intellectual and re giOus culture and enjoyment We have parties, sssiskSss ard Te zzionz and many evenings pass od pleasantly, Nbie friendly feelings srengfhesed and social as0euities arc largely en0ysd We have scientific iectures that bege dTeary kour and bring matters fs thought and rsaesou And then we have time to attend to moral and humana- ran affairs. The Asyiara inerssts b. discussed the reform movements looked afer, have agitation tenperanee, womAns rights woman's wrongs and foy other questions with endless gossip much talk and bones broks- IL h also ths workable for looking when hold meetings house hfy nine nixhts in sueceseon We eas thereby recruit the Church win eonvers sea eapdds'es - g,ofy immortal and we older the winter o strengths moral thsws and sinsNs that through the summer we are robustly reIgious-
 The pss winter has been of prosperity for all the churches of the East Large numbers have been fn ie effos f ieis wsys ssa have bern safely gather ed into the various theological where they are sup posed bs safs frUm ths old paebe of mankind M was hoped that revival would break In COngreaa and among Governmsnt officials generally for II we ooald
  would bring back aud down money which us te Tes of hs betrayal of honor truth and honesty. We that in sneh ease, ouT public debt wod have very largely and sdsnly diminished. Bu hopes n0t realized prayers not answered. But yOn that the whiei ue have some compensation for banks and biting cold
 The late Secretary Stewart k gaining haIleiujahs fir other doingE than hone d keeping charge Of Uncle sams Iokeibok. He Las concluded tO bleed fight and de for t public good and has already e0nsecraed o arr his sTfDdid dwelling in New York Iis halls are 10 be hnBg with paintings and filed with sfaiuary and the whole 10 De made commercial art gallery. He s alec building yast sdifes at ca@t of millions To be used in the interest Of working He s Ousrpping Mr Cor nell, who gave eTer two million dollars Uniye rzity named ahr him. Grand bequssis public ses are now the order Of inc day, among tue wealthy l; s the way ao'Oriety 1T DOf tO Immortality.
 In another leiiet nentOHed he disirust of the people here io the aecess a the n0n Pacific RlilFoad Re. cent complaints and charges against h essen stil the confidence in M and in who have te man agenent of ~ Very senoas charges have been preferred against the directors and inc commissioner who On 10 examine t and true they the infnaest set oi scoundIsls ni went unhung and tine mad k great aswiDdle perpetated this side Of TOphet The director of ne rad earIng al immortality f Riany and hsar Of Are and birthstone.
 hut ths oaly instance 0f plnnderng the govern meui The 0nlCi4 have stolen the treasury poor a1d rObbing the mails. If the complains of New Yofk papers are well fonHdi the s'0nse DsTaTtHent k bfes ted Niih legion of thieves.