The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-29

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publishing H t.r GaaN describes Ncn
York e.ar fm iae r,ratl bu-lla e
aH9ee Ual Whrl- ua3 thnuehaw.
aaJuuu4 t.e lmif dta u London
Bridge 10 taa docks ef Liverpool zen
eros. 6 stream auJ escape INA lew me-
mcas u55 gteH woods Gi or the re,el,
gl Titmia d g.iyal Jupcudau. contra Il,
-tHa mu=t li3eou. -tfvpis, the most beau-
tiiul 1Fceg s-nlssc. 81 qualil huis, ay-
paar. 10 palaces ,0nrihng worse than
ile Ghetto @, B.uteite Geids horc, same-
thing laFtrtau tle iiais de Boulugue "a
hrw GHIdru, iieu--in sulaner the fierce
heat. fbc blalu1 binding sunlight, The
Jvnaudau- tuupder JDuas, ibe drcuch-
ing, i0utHliai rain of ne tropics in win
tcr. lhe SHOWS. aud Tic ius aud the
Is.eigbs Of St Petersburg, d tiit Ia which
yyghwhrm. physically aH3 morally, IN
building, and la breasts, tAe prusaic aud
tile poetic, lhe uticrm0st energy Ot the
wlatleal. the dge8micst visions Of tile
+ ideul me always gouteudng where men
who hHYe iagh Ia aUfhiag save railways
aud mmey. dolaiiy business with other
meu Who sec visions passing those of
( SWrdeubcrg aud people llle common air
with tuuHs dcTe unl hgigblcr than those
OF ANY Rosirrujm dream; a city where
nothing is held 10 be settled or crraiu--
/ where john Law, OF Fourier, on Jona-
( than >ouIheutc, or The Witch Of Endor
might he expected TO oappear any day aud
have following nnd where yet The high
est lcarhing of European science Is well
G ucd and studied us Il is MOI in Europe's
old schools themselves; city of para
doXes; "a city Of magiilicent possibilities
cmlempuou,ly di,rcgardclaudor seem.
iupussibii'igs conquered and reduced 10
/ the seryaudrof Tic practical and the real.
Il city which dr,t icpcs aud ends by tas.
ciulins; such is, in sho1, the cily OF
New Yors.
/ Atth.s moment, however, the reader
who follows lbc story can see New York
Dut 8imly. il lies there on tue low hands
across tho waters OF the bay you can see
Two or three spires rising into tie even
I iug Sky, aud beneath them daklmg
umss Ike fog-bank on the water, which
datkiing muss is one Of the river fronts
/ uf the city with lis shipping, Islands are
scattered everywhere over the water
some almost as large as an loliian Isle, on
which battles have been fought and Of
which poets have sung; Some only large
enough 20 hold few buildings and two
OF lmce trees. SlcameGs OF all sorts aud
sizes are coming IN ana going out; tile
long, little, narrow ocean steamer, faml.
iar to every port; the vast white floating
castle. On palaces, which garry New York
ers 70 Boston or Albaay, and the sight OF
orc OF which or tho 1Adnes or tho Nor
,ey would create almost rs much surprise
as il Roman war galley OF Noah's ark
itself were to appear there: little yellow,
fierce, sporting, vicious looking tugs; tho
tinv. tidy boat of the Associated Press,
running to meet one ol the great screws
from Liverpool or Southampton; the fer.
! ry-bous, whose name is legion, painting
actass to tie islands and the railway sta,
lions; the 1agshipof famous aud pop.
ulur admiral who las just come into port
perhaps amoulor, irreycrently ompared
tor its odd structure, to q couple of DutcI
cheese on nit; here aud there a genu
inc ralt laden with timber, telling Of th,
Hudson and reminding Of the Rhine.
Over all is pure, IusarJa.able sky.
glowing toward the west into a snnse
,o gorgeous that Turner himself coult
! hardly have pictured il oreyen ianced it
aud deepening on the opposite horizon
, into magnificent and wondrous effects o
reflected purple and gold. Truly, th,
I wh5lc is d beautiful sight. Lei tic RIin'
(nol Of Enmerct, bat Of tine Dmehen
) tel, OF 81. Gouf.) low directly into a vas
: Ter bat of Dublin scatter the dags of al
nations, and The commerce of every por
broadcast over The waves, let the almos
Z phercof SaIamis shine upon the seene,an
You will have constructed in your imag
nation something ike tie picture whic
{ tue New Yorker mag gaze upon any fin
, evening.
u The New York Kmckcrbockers ar
O. lhu. described: VIVA, i, a kuickelbock
/. er2 Uue OF the grand old legendary fau
Ii lilies WHO iiyeiH what may be called th
= Fauhaurg St.. Gprmaiue Of New York
ID oue oG those who had euudfalhers an
Z 8aneclars, and arc proud If them; viii
d4fc back % Peter Smyye-ant aud hI
peeF anl paIHuiuc; who are Rcpubi
un, with Il picturesque Old World das
1T legitimacy over them: who shrh,
back from sHodiy as q Laochciiquclei
insight from a Aires who would uth,
be poor il need We're, than to be nike
up wi,lrauy oi die Yuaadly Of mode,
uealih aaa Vhy would be offended
tHy wef migisen 10 resid du's II FIT
Avenue Murray iliI ara Madison Az
nue. Yuuinqur.u4 European strang,
81 mteHeei and pea.iNe mind: wand,
mwari. ila Fast River mill ,on emcrs
Gom hops aHd noise aud trade and mo-
= eru activity juio tH solemn. stately IN
" HUl0uy aud majestic silence Of see9r
Avenue.
= There 1Weii the Kuickerbackcr. ii a;
v tile1 ia,i9u, failing graudly away ,cii
perfr but iouebIug aud suJiime
faejr i8 Modern deeehcmrg Aas ii
taelsd them G1 ller, eou,e mp,
ft Granger Il ibe twilight AID not
ti.e gafirH das aui whether ESQ
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