, 1874-10-31
The Trip from the Adiron-
dacke.
Veyations Of Travcl---Whitchal1 and
Glcnn's Falls.
Yankee Curiosity---A Fruitful Farm
..-CaldWel1.
Fort William Henry md It's Trag-
icnl "Reminiscences.
Correspondence OF The Chicago Tribune.


>laying gool-byo to tho nnciont n'rchcs and
mossy logs, beautiful brooks and grand old
nountainB TINT huve tried to toacl us Wisdom
lhe last iyo weeks. Farswos aro hard to Say,
Ind We watched tho effects OF light and Rhado
pu tho ton Of "Giant Of tho Valley" until
Apollo hid Lis jewcled head behind tho hills,
md wo. like Clytio, wore left to wait tits reap
pearnuco. In tho morning, long boforc ho
showed hie bcsming corntenanco, NO were ready
tor tho Inst breakfast among tho Adfrondneks.
It was eaten llko pilgrims, slaves in hand; and,
nT q. NJ, wo had left our agreeable host and
hostcss, Maj. Hall and wife, aud wero on
OUR WAY TO LAKE cnAMrLA1N.
It was dark and lowering cur inlaginationH
sonsod To the cloudo, and tloy would hayo pict-
ured our feelings had thoy otanced to weep at
our departure. Such poetical notions, however,
wero brought low whan We dashed through tho
flst mud-pool. As wo asceudod a slight em-
inonce, we Ind Wow Of tho valley onco moro.
The sun hhot one ray through his dark mantle.
lighting tho valley, aud tho last glimpse of Our
mountain-homo was ono Of light aud glo-
ry. And-aud--oh dear1-now wo are go
Ing to town. Why must NO DO prac-
teal, and go aoon descend from Dronn,-Land
and Mount Glory to tho couvortialitieB Of city,
Gfo7 Tho idea Of such d descent quito disturbed
my equanimity.
We passed through wooded valley aud over
little brooks, and, after riding 16 milcH reachel
tn;,.;,. ,"a. ri1 20 III "n sat @.a eI
,a n,'eo ~ Sua6" y; 6,;t o aaa ns p...s; Aoa.
fact, it takes eight or moro lawyor8 to sntiafy
tho demands: AS We crossed Boynot. tho town
looked vary homc-lIke, with its white cottages
and church-spires. After leaving this place, It
grow colder aud colder. Our faces wero cr,rios-
ity +; every vein stood out in bold roliof; onr
lpH were royal purple; and tho wind cauecd
9SorS nae on out neaus 70 a1coc = VIII extreme
aI ghn Wina1, " = pntrsS,,r9 Pn;ipo,d 70 hc phfs
1s7 hon s a,d @ ha trans ny fro
Mn Wi. nGM "a. t1efn ~ W oe Iouao from
troa1, ~ a Woatnort ~ tnD ~ to.a .o
.,,,ort L.; n;,;sa a4;,sm Mtue1poi'' We 1o@cneo 'no
"uafi Ill aoss.!azea y. ,.eu e11n s.neo: -,
,,,,n oo,,;nx a4hux ffns 1n nu,s qnAuR1M
fo ~, ,o
Me tecelYea @ ,os W " anaMet, AGnlght, ng Hatnl;
Ja sJ 90 n,at - ahns Ioan m, ,aIn Ias tn G ,,t
~ Iu ny saen f"a n9s nn ne ~ @ ~.
u aAe @ 70 nofs
tc ntaI n canod n teoyed m1 ,r atoYe 20
t no upsu,' S'. anu ;as W atita "!su
tno pleasant innaeheos o. neat Alter n nner no
hla rhan IL aiann rovo " nv sua sbn orf;i ~
Teeman Van Eto. and III I,e a.. "rhta @ 11 an,i ~. M
taraa tha oI Nar xs;a aao ,en e
.slsa .up ;t,, ns ons Mom josh a1'eaa Mas
@ nnt1 H. H. ttn.s, w. ,oo Poas.
ton ,e' nn a a.. " a M
sat ,,nss, 4 1 raat; no aa Jasa
fnr to NAVY ttro nmra @ Uaa aofa g naoo sinS
think, Of iron. having no spring whnteyer, At11
p. m. no wero informed TINT it was
TINE Fon TILE BOAT,
and this announcement created little breeze Of
excitoment which was refreshing. Tho land
lord, with the mailbag over his shoulder, mud
lantern III haud, proceeded to escort us to tho
wharf. It was about ten minutes walk down
hill. headed tho procession, next to the guido,
aud several times camo worry near embracing tic
mailbag it wns much like ''blnd loading tho
blud." 1Ye reached tho waiting-room. found
our trunks, aud. with straps " III our Laule.
Waited for sAll aboard "-but soon learned
that the boat was nowhere to be geen. md 40
concluded to takc things easy, Tho NEXT honr
spent III studying tho ceiling until I kuew
every crack in it, Thiu was much moro tutor
esting than studying tho faccs OF tue people as
semblod thcro for they were vacant, and thor
mouths wero open for yawn. shall never
forget that thero is Il Weed Sowing Macbine
according to the placard posted up Opposite me,
Or that thoro ii a United States and Canada
map, with Grand Trunk Railroad running
through it. (Tho latter fact We hayo had cause
TO regret.)