New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

cntmcpt. that greatly lOnCCd 10 VS;t those Simple
Acadians. even carrying with me their miSrust of a
stranger But the tram, which had left Halifax in
The morning dashed pmctually into Moncton the
went down, the moon arose over the pleasant
Sussex Valley. and we were comfortably housed in
II. john by . o'clock.
THE CITY or ST. JOIN.
The cnvrors of the city, which had an opportu-
nifty to visit !cisurclv next day, surprised me by
their unexpected breadth ard variety of beauty.
From the high suburbs there are wide views into the
interior, where distant mountains lift themselves
over tie long nearer ridges. and out 10 s'a, where
sail, ~narly IN the Sunshine while the horizon line
vaueles in fog. The 81. John River, broad and
calm a lake, as it stretches away toward Frece-
rcton, is forced through narrow pass between high
limestone bluffs, just above The city; and here s's-
pension bridge. bold as that At Niagara unites the
opposite shores. We went thihrr AT low tide. When
the rapids above, divided by al island. show them
selves at their greatest hight and fury. There are
few similar pictures TO I've found in the world. The
G,dcn-lrowu tide, punainc into foam. whirling and
swirling into ever di,soviue and renewing cddes
bcow-the gray. prccipitous masses Of rock the
grand sweeps # shore both mp and d,wn the river
the tokens Of old civilization in the spires and
mas,ed houses Of Il. John. and Of unt2mcd s1'a-"
ua.aro in the billy distance I'll these combine 10
form panorama, tine element, o. winch would be
dis or;iaut if they not upon grand scale.
The .rlnan. who Wa so anxious to enlig.dcn US
tl,thc never PASSED q house without Announcing
hat "$c-an3-so, grocer" or " Bank, hardware mer-
ch.ut,7 vas tie fortunate owner and inAahit"nt,
Grove us into the grounds OF The Insane Asylum.
Although occupying the hyhca. point on the west
ern or Carleton side of the river, nearly ali oar
mcy flow rs aud vegetable, grew luTurianily, ShoS-
inc flat cultivation is evcn more than climate. !
nm satisfied that the rather bare boroal aspect Of
Hmlnsvcl. SPRINGS from accidental rather than
inevitable causes The Wiqtrri somewhat To- ger,
al .orr.r than in oIlg Eastern States vet its & telo
tcnaIrc +, net greater: end = little more If tina
luxury which finds enjoyment IN bloom foliage and
fr,it vou1 greatly enrich the aspect of the country
l., T0Vn.
II tried 70 qrloss as overlooked de grand view
6 both shores. where The Castle Of Ia Tour may
,.vc stood Tradition has not preserved its place.
Int what few ip7;ce-i,ns may be drawn from early
~ ,,i,,t 20 The western SIDE Of tho river, where
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i l,l,cd f., INV. .,nr, and three DAYS ago. ~
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