TRENTON FALLS.
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UricA, Sat eve Oct. =.


Fourteen miles North of Utica, in the townshif
Of Trenton, i. the cbnin of hoarsc cascade anC
mountain torrent cr.bosomed in the depths Of
deep gorge or water excavation, known az TRES
roS FALLS. The rice to this wild spectacle f
the first eight niles through the town Of Deer
hcld-or across the vale OF the Mohawk and tn,
hills which here divide is waters from those o
the Wes; Canada Greeks rough, slow and uu
Interestingly but after striking the valley Of tn
West Canaaa the way les - that stream t:roug
beautiful, better cultivated country and over a.
easier road Reaching Z; length the end OF tn
road and the vicinity of the Fall you stop before q
public house now closed for the season and pursu
a ,hor: path through woods to the head OF the
rude devious and dilapida,ed stairway at who's,
base /, the foot OF the Fall. \ considerable anc
turbid stream is here seen, closely Shut in By high
oycrhanging banks, through which for thousand.
Of wears it has steadily worn its path to its presen
depth af some two or three hundred feet, with
breadth in many places materially, in other
scarcely greater; its now brawling rapidly
over rocks, then moving ,ombrely through deer
pool, or basins now discolored by the frst-ialler
foliage OF Autumn; the heavens half shut iron
yie. by precipice., rock, and the primitive, over
hanging forest crowning and covering all. UP III
right bank of the stream YOU Immediately take y3u
way. sometimes over the tretted bare verncula
rock OF seyer.>l rods in width from the water to III
precipice at other pIaces-by no means nfrequen
or ,hort--you pick your way around a projection
along shelf orerhanging the torrent vita barely
footing between the beetliag way and the whirlin-
torrent OF certain resisilcssness here and unknown
depth in It's stiler basins or eddies Just below Iroi
chains held by uprgh,s fastened IN the rock hav'
been wisely extended along the upper side Of tn
goat-pa,h in these most critical passages Proba0ly
since the affecting casualties which twice within
few years have deprived visiting families OF be
loved members each with terrific and appallae
.uddenness 4: one plase the chain is fixed OF
the lower side Of the path, where il difficulty j.
unusually great, ass chasr beneath catarse'
vawns below, into which to fall Is death iastan,
and igretrievabl-. And get SO many are the pa--
where precau;ioa with the unPracticed must d,
necessary, and 50 many the visiters heEe N tEt
fashionable season who are li,t.e used 70 rlamb-r
iag along the brink Of cstaract and cliaging +
me impending rock, ,hat am surprised ina, II,
accidents hare not been more frequently fatal


Oaxard-stiIl OF. We pass around one pro.
ject;on or Cliff which ob.tracts the vision, ard 10
another dashins, roaring cataract OF tweniy or
thirty feet all opens upon the view is white foam
sailing lightly, or addying upon the deep, dark.
rock-scOopsd basins spread out below II. and
sdown the ripPles by which they are connected.
In places the inPet1Ous current is wedged IN SC
narrowly that you caa almost jump sero., it nov