New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
SCMJlEE hESOKTS.
THt MLEN.


THE HEART or THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
GLEN HOUSE, y. H., Aug. 14.-Ihc article in
theAugust Harper crbos olYtIe valleys Co the south
ard wesl OF tie central group the White MouutaIns
Beautiful tac. they agc fully equali.d DE- tEe
sceu-rr IN tle north aud east, while there are ele-
rGcut, IN the Landscape found whore else. The iIr
od mountain from the saeo or the Auonoosuc
becomes here % majestic group Of noble peaks. This
sheltered "Gcn" is The heart OF tEc hills Just
before the Audusc0gglI max The great .nd HortAward
at G0rAam receives thl waters ot tine Peabody River
The valley OF this ryerIcs nearly north an1 souu. tt
lies hish up the sdcs Of Mount Wa-u.ngtun amt
u It, rapid FOR miles at che very base Of the
.rcat peaks. A. the poiu5 where the valley coui-
mauds the our great peaks a a once stands rhe "Gicn
House yet dcep in the valley at the rivers edge but
hundred feet above the side ot tine Carter Noun
tain.
From the pazzas look ont the veriant meadows
20 TIC forest slopes tlat stretch upward tJ tle gu
deg ladr.s OF te barc SUBMITS Tlry nelg tsat
one the drraps ani mark tne shifting tinis Of
green u9on te maple anl the asu, and set above the
very toUOf Mount Washington. There mo- low hills no
Intervening height 90 ear of the view, hu tine eye takes
al n at sweep Elsewhere one mag see tire NA Altc
dIs" or wonderful. groupings OF mountains, ith Mount
Washington towering above them a but one must come
here % sce Mount Wasaius0 itself. $50 ether point pep
mts ans just appreciation Of lts grand mass and rropor
ton. Ri-it rOy.-y he wears tine crown If EewLuNand
one SITS at 10, KING, feet while tc rtc2 great 1to Ler-
only f.. nonp thaa Dc. attend hiS state. IgO miles Or
more above tue Glen House the rid divid
inc the Pe1baJy VALLEY f-gm tl.tcl tc Ellis Riycrvch
einte- into - 5000 rcar "Gleu" Station, few miles
above Ner.A Conway. through these two VateT- fac
-tlEC-ruli, keri iI admirable order, crlrctr Iott4
wIt. t -2co Etet Iiit rahio-'s Law pt ~o ci''v
s sides, tt tHis Is almost ac last home ot DE ulr
.ou.rrG -tI-.,.c.. Yet, mover ln tie U9lmcst d.rs
thcrc u-r,r opaDrryuF Tor U-!-k tIhiirilln-
drive shan h,rc. 10 l- comforting fo 1ud That N.
traveller, Ui tEe attrtrtFcea- Ul tEc od uohe
cf travel Nl saDfit gloss whistle NI.t Wiar ier' ,'iafs
u his tIIr. To WHO Saows tHc " Gl.u uiecr j. r1
Ecsd OF "a word about ii NOUS" sell HDt 81 Is chS t
r.ss tel stranger ~ tue quiet comfort iicu sf"s
20 even halls anc spacious p3ilnf srho oi
hamc. THO writer BOO fiGTcr says h-;it W ldr , ti
and tc courteous g-rt.eaeu whom hc would present to
foreign friends types of tlc best American hpciety
The hurryin. lida 0f tfIvel tiat Zy GIBBS aaG H0Ns
ruULd Tie uJtc- Ucar the riuaD- leaves the peace OF
c,tsoa device. Yet, ruIgk u- Hur Cu!L NltE al the
possibilities Mount Washington, There E never .aeA oi
sririt-.trna adventure The raruAScfugd up c nnui-
tJn better order each year ihe 'loH chuih ,hIolSA
suu.uIt, tlryrr widening landscape bfAr~i th
Journey. should tie summit M -louTaitt4 A1o'c
HALFWAY house the way can D. ulucA shoftlI hJ
following the telegraph wlrts aud Iot feW lades ao
tain ascent before the dgy9 ui railroads or turnpHr7
Sitting here this evening, WatcIiuE iHc ldh- bSnt H
Lud mountains. thC city, III Eral 10 loi fr 80 Lf
AWAY that scarcely truc that We are uOI Ten hours
from Boston The Pullman the GtGHG-I INK lil-
way brought the writer GOrha and thence the dfNc
inst before suu-set every moIl,ut NV ttlSnt'
TEIs Eigh pure air tHc Glen f l"vv l'ti dDo'' u''
y,atei) which ne balm 10 the 'uE Ter from Aaf leNvi'
- an XII tsat renew, aud ficslcns every hJre, Had
~oI a. whrl might choose tn place, suptLlI
brug here. But since WOra must ne done in laoLit
scenes, 70 Is here th"t the weary n"'Aei .he rl su
oaAarg. the exhausted student sec. the reposc That
hfBgH lie.