NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 81. 1874
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which Mr. Willis wrote his celebrated letters, some
confusion was occasioned by one Of the leaders
falling partially through. An effort was made 10
extricate the suffering steed, and he made tre-
mendous leap, prostrating or two persons In his
course-cleared the railing Of the bridge and land
ed in the deep ravine below. Notwithstanding his
fall OF some fifteen feet, he out less bruised
than some Of the gentlemen who came TO his res
cue. Our next business was to revive the tainung
spirits OF the frightened ladies who had made their
escape from the carriage, and convey their almost
llteless forms TO their respective homes IN such way
and manner as we could best devise


Pray can you tell what the amiable poet Of Glen
mary can be about in New York


Yours. &c., JUNIUs