

Correspondence OF the Herald.l


HAMuToS &c. wy July 8, lSi
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HAMILTsN, &C. W. July 5, lSa6-


Business here, which connects the place with the
West, is in the most four,shing possible position
the hotels nightly crammed-and with the aid Of
the railroad power will stand forth the most promi-
nent point in Western Canada this is fully appreci-
ated by the capitalists of Boston, Lockport Buffalo,
&C., who in concave assembled, decided on this as
main point Jasper p. Gilkison, Esq having
called public attention to the feasibility Of this route,
it was thoroughly acted on, and will be carried
through in spirited manner.


Yesterday being the 18th, some Americans here
hoisted the stars and stripes, which were almost in-
spontaneously ordered down. How strange con-
trast to the liberaty Of the Americans. Who has
not seen the standard OF England, the cross OF 81
Andrews, the badge Of ST. Patrick, and the emblem
of Wales, hoisted annually on the Astor and Cit,
hotels without murmnr. Such things are


The town has been in daily expectation OF com
pany announced from the Bowery, under the man
agement of Mrs. Held, accompanied by Mr.. Ihos
Hadaway, NC; we now despair their further aP
proach. Potter's Circus made short but profitable
sooun here. If you visit the falls this year, 1t woud
do you good to run thro ugh some Of our western
towns, which, mushroom like, are rising in day