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TO II. Editor o5 The IF'6Hne:


Allow me, Mr.. Editor, to commend the Housa'
ionic Railroad reute to Western travellers. 1t j.
enphatically the winter route. The arrangement
takes passengers from New.York at 7 o'clock ii
rhe morning and leaves them at Albany at the
same evening. came down this way, and bu
for the storm which drove US into Norwalk, W.
should have been in New-Yerk before O'Clock ii
the evening. Capt. Books of the Nimrod, how
ever, had the precaution to prefer snug harbor tc
a mos: perilous route upon the Sound, Among
,he passengers who came BY the Housotonic route
.yssr- 5cy, were the Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE and
Hon. JoHH c. CLARK. Of the House of Represent
a,ives, and two of New.York's abest and most
faithful Representatives