A Visit to Mount Vernon--Dr. Robinson--Welsh Deputation--Queen Anne and New York--The Sabbath--Preaching at Dr. L----'s--Afternoon Service at Mr. C----'s--Tea at Dr. L----'s--Evening Service at Mr. ----'s LETTER XXIX. The Rev. Theodore Sedgwick Wright--His Testimony against Caste--His Funeral--Drs Cox and Patton--The Service in the House--The Procession--The Church--The Funeral Oration--Mrs. Wright LETTER XXX. Trip to New Haven--Captain Stone and his Tender Feeling--Arrival in New Haven.--A Call from Dr. Bacon and the Rev. Mr. Dutton--Newspapers--The Centre Church and Standing Order--The North Church and Jonathan Edwards, junior LETTER XXXI. The Spot on which Whitfield preached--Judge Daggett--Governor Yale--Yale College--The Libraries--Elliot's Indian Bible--Geological Museum--Dr. Goodrich--Education and Expenses at Yale College--The Graves of the Regicides LETTER XXXII. A Fast-Day--Political Sermons--A Church of Coloured People--The Sabbath--Morning Service--Afternoon ditto and Dr. Hawes--Prayers at College Chapel--United Service in North Church--The Cemetery--The "Fathers"--Professor Gibbs--Annual Election--Statistics--Arrival at Hartford--Mr. Hosmer--Chief Justice--Deaf and Dumb--Charter Oak LETTER XXXIII. The "Retreat"--Introductions to the Insane--Piety and Profanity-- Service in the Fourth Church--Memorials of the Pilgrims--Dr. Bushnell and his Opinions--The Mother Church and its Burying-Ground--The New Cemetery--Prejudice against Colour--Mrs. Sigourney--Departure from Hartford--Worcester and Elihu Burritt--Boston--The Rev. Seth Bliss--The Cradle of Liberty--Mr. Garrison--Bunker's Hill LETTER XXXIV. Boston (continued)--The Old South--Unitarianism, and Connection between Church and State--A Welsh Service in an "Upper Room"--Laura Bridgman and the Wedding Ring--Oliver Caswell--Departure from Boston--John Todd and his Family--His Congregationalism--Albany and the Delevan House--Journey to Utica--Remsen and the Welsh People--Dogs made to churn, and Horses to saw Wood LETTER XXXV. A Peep at the House of Representatives in Albany--"The Chan is but a Man," &c.--Sailing down the Hudson--Dr. Spring--His Morning Sermon--Afternoon Service--Gough the great Lecturer--The Tract House and Steam-presses--May-day in New York--Staten Island--Immigrants--A hurried Glance LETTER XXXVI. The May Meetings--Dr. Bushnell's Striking Sermon--Two Anti-Slavery Meetings--A Black Demosthenes--Foreign Evangelical Society--A New Thing in the New World--The Home-Missionary Society--Progress and Prospects of the West--Church of Rome--Departure from New York--What the Author thinks of the Americans LETTER XXXVII. What the Author thinks of the Americans (continued)--Slavery --Responsibility of the North--District of Columbia--Preponderance of the Slave Power--Extermination of the Indians--President Taylor and his Blood-hounds LETTER I.