New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23


steamboat ready to carry us on to Hartford thus sav
n Ian !.Ioiracy Of only Twenty-Five miles, but on seh
roads at THU time Of year that it takes neatly twrivc
hours to accomplish The boat was very small W.. iV.a
full OF floating blocks OF lee aud the deph MhcIu ""
went 10 avoid the the currrnt not more than
few inches Alter two hours and liali OF tlH ti'
English inn cvrcI u, respect the bcdro"nS, which
are always uncomfortable; aud the ms' a,n," h, ""
more uuc, aud were more corsrratc and thoughtful.
even to thcr"v vclus"n, than any n,Nr fst iu
% NV ,r ms, f NIj,rm 81, that plea. We
NAME, my ~ ill., Town un,;l tn eleventh, holding formal
evcc every gay for hours hild i"t'Vlne on en-
oco,k on the afternoon Of the eleventh we ser of tsti
nv railroad for New Haven With We r'.h,m apo DOE
eight o'clock The moment W, M , n ,"ms WV "d ,,
fcssoIs Of tie Colrec dhc LARGEST IL the statrs aui
I" "T EaS i%rr%sS H"r ina" av" Hnnrcd people
and stood, a. u matter OF coui'' me wh"'' time
Now the dcputon q" tW" mao come on " "o,brr
committee; and the nmrn,' Igr n NIFTY c morn NJ, n
inc over aiI. aud DEAF aud dumb syms; had stopped
on the Journey NJ place called WaiiIngiord where
whole "wn had int ' rTn S soprn , M had had
day Of great excitement ami exrron on On" ImisW
And when at last we got bed and were going to fan
asleep the chorters of the college tnrnc "' IN 6oHy
thcnv another sercuadc at Hartford from Mr. Adams
&, II, plrw of John Quincy Adams) ana Hernhin lri'
i,v were beautiful singers and when tnv nrsan'
in tGc dead Of the night, In org. musical cch1ing pass
agc outside our chamber door singing III low voices I"
erIitrs about home and ascn friends ami other oPh
that they knew would interest Ms we were more nIiro
than tell you. In the midst OF my seniienaii,y,
thouph a Thought occurred To me which made me laugh
so inmodcrately that was obliged 10 cover my iace
with the hedcole; ooi m'ayss Sa" !" s"
pearance my boots mast have, outside ihr door never
uas impressed with sese vi the aosurd'y o pooS
| in all my life.
1.-THE Ncw-IIaven sercnad" was not so GOOD though
there were great many v"Ic,s, and reg lar nai:
| II had MT the heart Of the other Before II was siH
| hou
making ready for our departure; 1t beng a ufte o,
ing niue o'clock. After h,sy breakfast ". stared
and after another lrv"c ON me deck CthiH Oh Tue
deck and three three for Dichcns, moved towards
New'York.
81 was delighted TO find on board Mr.. FELTON, whom
had known al Boston. He is the Greek professor AZ
Like most men OF his class whom nave seen, nc r.
nnifc an Euglisnan Of the best sort We drank all tho
porter on board all the cold pork and cheese; ana
ws very sa merry 1G " h" at aro and
regular bank was subscribed by these c"1nrns' ~"
everything was paid for. But ~ would on no account
suffer this be done ,tony and positively ID Grnrd I"
from the landlords hands aud paid them t" the last
farthng. Finding i io.sihl to move me- '! 'unoicd
| me. unwllingy. 10 carry the loht.
"About halfpas wo we arrived In half an hour
more We reached this hotel where very SprIhi sulic
OF prepared for ~; and whtr. every lh'he -
very conforlahc and no douh tas AZ BOSTON, rnmmDLHy
dear. Just as We sat down TO dinner David o",en n
made his appearance; aud when he had gone ana VIC
wcI, taking VINE, Washington Irving came III al"'
with open arms. And here hr stopped until len ciocH
al night
81 have Offer. asked Americans in London which we're
The better Ir"adS "nrs or rnl ii,H r
sideraiion That they rah th"n$ht We cN'i,n' ~
I s". of a 'I a @." Of T our av'ns w
yon could what an American railroad H. III SOM,
| part where now have them won't say wish
| sou could feet what it l.. bc'au-c that would he
nncri-tian and savage aepiratlo' II - never ~
| of large TOWN. and. slar-lish. hcadl"nG. Inl-m"ll
down th, middle OF The street. with pg' urrownG aui
boys flying kites and playing nIrbe' and men ,hoklms
and women talking and cblir,L crawling. close to HE
very rails. there comes tearing along mad 'oronoilvr
with its train Ut cars. >atrrne r'd-h"t s"wrr OF
sparks UroIn lis ro0d hr,) III ali dlI"otI"s Hcr.. lng
kissing, yelling. an, painting; and or{ one a'"h n
concerned than if it were hundred nIie. away io
cross Il turnpkerOad and there /, no -a"' II" Polc'
man. signal nothing I" Keep lhe way iaru ~, iI".
Traveller ont of Ihr way. hat w"nhn arm ,,n M'n
written in great letters LOOK ONT Tor me i,''N"
Aud If any man. chlii d"if l'oh "nt, why
| t- his or her fault. AMI there's an ch't ~ II.
| .The ears are like very shabby ",nnhllse'- only
larger, holding sixty or evenly rnrI; nu, ssi'
| back TO front. Each hollis two. There i long row
these on ia, zach 1as Of r the w"doM ' usu M
closed. and there often IN addition moi. c1,e
heat and cI"scnr.s quite neupprablc i;nt IN. II
the characteristic II all American hon.cS 9" AT the
the constant al the hard an'hraii" coal ID these
| ,rr,ngru,, nm m the country Thar effect upon
Enrs man r't, toId He is I'"H,> '"'i ,' 4 ana
| very faint: ard Ia, ini"Iah" h'a'ia'hr, n"rnIn:
| noon and nj 1T.
elm the lii,, ear ih.rr i ,rot ~ '"hacr" al
| lowed. All g,ntlrun vino .,N" iiiir with them III IN
this car: aud usually very fnl E"fo" It, j. t,r gc-
| ticIan's ear which II -omrthhg narr"w'r. As had
window close To Yesterday which 'oinlitrdcd ms
crntlcmcn'S ear. looked ~ II pretty often i"tfort
The flashes 81 saliva flew :" "iI iay ana ihr"H>ay
of III" Windows all III" Nay. th't II '""h"d a; hoish
rupiIg fra'r-lrIs niri,l. ana letting
The wind dism-r of the f,atbeis. IuI jhiS >IIttIng
| universal In tb,. courts Of law. the judge
! hn. his .uittou, ou the b,urI. the COINS sci have
tI,,irs tbr witness hl. ms The prisoner lI and the
| rr,r h, The iurv or, accommodated al The rate
| fIr,. men to tu,IU IT.
ber,. and The sprri ,or~ IN the gallery are prov ,1
for AZ 50 nany icn SIN, III Tie. c"sc hirUIr cape,