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Rev. J. I, WARD, Assistant Editor.

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much space but learn little. think it was


Wesley who said he was always in haste


but never in hurry-a very good idea,
which we will remember, may be, the next
| (' time we travel.


! will close this desultory letter by few


items concerning New York. The prnci-
pal streets here appear to be Broadway,
Chatham, Wall, Nassau. Bowery and Grand,
but the truth is, to me they are all princ-
pal streets, more business being done on
each than ever witnessed in any other
city. The streets are narrow, and not gen
orally so clean as those in the most thronp
ed part of Philadelphia. Neither are the
buildings so neat and elegant as those ofthe
city OF Brotherly Love. In this respect
broadway is not to be compared with Ches-
nut or other streets of Philadelphia There
are, however, more fine churches here. than
! have ever seen before, and of these the
trinity (EpiscopaD church takes the lead.
though it is capable of seating not more
than 800 or 1000 persons. It is 200 feet
long, 80 wide, and the steepe towers 264f #.
INTO the air. There are at least 300 church.
es here in all. Great city this, and no mis-
take. Lr,.rn