, 1870-06-19

as great city for wckedneee "a for trada.
Tho universal @ia 'sDoIlsrs and osnts! dol
lars and cents!" II you ssk whose church thst
@, yuuf friend tells you, and adds that ii
cost eSo goo; II you refer to \ marriage, you
ase soid that 1t Is fine n.tch-that The man
tbs boarding house table talk excstsdly Of the
Immense eales being effected by Clutch 4 Cut.
Tho young lady who goes with you to tho
evening lecture lookap pensiYo, and when vou ask
her tho reason, niscs her sad eyes to Heaven,
heayea Sigh, and tells you that Pacific Rail-
ROAD. soaa ss?ck ts down por cont. Dollars and
1t il the voice Of thanksgiving at night. There
seems no God but gold, md cent -pe1-eent III
hls profit II man makes money Ut Chicago,
It scems 5aecording to HI. Macrae)
70 matter listlc how he makes it. Chicago il
aosonons asat also for it's immortality. and hero
some statements OF \ revolving character
occur as to the practice among wornon Of re-
sorting 70 medical aid to avoid the trials and
fesnonhlblltties OF maternity. There is moth
INF that could DO devised which could so shock
tho EnSliAh mind as thin The facilities for
Say, as well, that justice ia done to the aston
ishing growth Of the churches, schoola, chAsi-
ties, DC, Of Chicago. long account, by the
way, is given Of Iii. Moody.
ChAptcrs arc devoted to narratives Of inter-
yiows with General Lee, Admiral Semmes.
Mr.. Il. ". Longfellow, Mr. Emerson, Dr.. o.
VI. Holmes, Ar. Lowell. de-, but these have
more novelty TO English than to American
readers, When with Lee, the visitor could not
but notice the tact with which the Genaral, as
Often as the conver.alion threatened to bo-
come political. contrivcd to turnit into another
channel. II happened" efyB Mr. Mscrae,
Ito speak Of the colored people during our
| nrst interview. Lee. Just as II he wan Going
to enter on the subject, said they wero lock
ing n great numbers into tho towns,-and
could see many Of them in Lexington
! went about, rs he hoped would, there
and its neighbo.bood that would interest !
stranger, somo Of which points be went OF
quito naturally to speak of ill tho coloroi
people were as far array from tho line Of con
yersation AZ Il they had never been mentioned
In tho evening, ut his house. tho negroes hap
pened to be referred to again. Lee, rs il in
se!eHted to know how faF my experience cor
zoborated his observation Haid: ibid 5or
See many Of them to-dsv7r told him h1t
seen very few. "Tho rain" said Ice, linus
have kept them within doo1s, It ia unfortu
nate weather for seeing cur little town. Bu
Esu9 asa E ~ " asn s19is u sona as ID
there and back in ono day With = Eoot
horse" aud he proceeded to describe visit h,
hhd himself paid to tho bridee-the negro 81
lently vanishing from the conversation .
Aso1HER WORK n PRESS
Next week will appear volume by an Eng
liRh ba11ister and 1uthor. Mr. n. F. Rae, On
titled westward by Rail; The New Houta /
the East, being reprint with additions frol
the Daily Ne7es, Ct letters about tho pacif
Railway, the Mormons and California Th
book has the following dedication; ITO m
American friends dedicAte this volume, wit
sincere thanks for their kindness and f1eart
good Wishes for Their country" Yet anotht
work-on the Becky Mountains in type.