NIAGARA FALLS.
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tits stated that brig of 800 tons has been
purchased by the Hotel keepers at Niagara
Falls. for the purpose OF gratifying the Gu
riosity of their patrons, and the numerous
yisters who assemble at that place. She is
to be decorated i'll splendid manner with all
her canvass spread, and plotel by a French
man into the Rapids above the Horse Shoe.
We learn from an article in the YORK, Up
per Canada, Gazette, that she is to proceed
ON her voyage the latter week of September
and must appear when plonghing through
the foaming rapids and descending the stu
pendous cataract, as magnificent spectacle
as ever man bchcld The pilot is prepar-
ing balloon in which he will ascend from off
the deck upon the brig s entering the rapids.
Was this VOYAGE postponed until June next,
the editor sinks thousands would flock from
Europe to witness it; and if they should, we
have no doubt they would find as great
hoax played oifupon them as was ever prao
tised upon their credulity in the metropolis
Of London.


YSRera ~ Niagara EaHs.-The York, u.
c. Observer, ofthc 9th inst. gives the fol-
LOWING description OF visters then resident
at Browns spacious and elegant hotel, who
had come to view the Niagara Falls: A
Swiss Colonel, three consols, two OF bona
parte' S Legion of honor; Hamburg, Madras,
Ceylon. Sidney. (N. ). Walesl British Span


sh and Haytien merchants; a Mank's law
vera family from Constahtinople-
tlemen from Berlin, Moscow, Madrid, Ma
dera, and Mata--ive from Ireand-three
from Scotland, and four from England, all
highly pleased with the splendid entertain
mcnts afforded BY the enterprsing proprie-
tor of the Ontario House. lii the piazzas
may be seen at times. exiled monarchs, Re-
publican Generals, European Ambassadors,
Wings. Tories. Radicals, and Royalists, and
naval and military officers of almost every
nation in Europe, who come to view the
mighty and indescribahle works of the God
Of nature displayed at the falls.