Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-25

Sprnsa the Notch, Patterson, the Three Pigeons
and back again 10 Jersey City, On Sunday last. II
is sinful acknowledge, TO drive about the country Oh
Sunday-but how can help it Z? beautiful sun
day is ten times more beautiful in the country than IN
town. Its like the pilgrimage ofhuman life-and re-
minds one Of heaven and eternity at every town. Inc
beautiful trees-lhe beautiful streams beautiful
hs-the beautiful wild fowers-a unite TO give en-
chantment TO the ramble The hills and dales-the
purng brooks and signing preach sermons, sing
psalms, and sound forth praises to heaven.
We crossed at Jersey City. DO" said the ferry
master, state in your next, Mr.. b., that we dd not
kill boy-he is getting WELL"
81 will" said ], " most cheerfully"
They are very civil chaps at Jersey City ferry
We then drove to Newark sweet little country
girl was going to Sunday school
"Would YOU like 10 take ride 2" asked our cap
tain
She smiled He assisted her into the carriage
$50 you are going TO Sunday school =
eyes" said she, and then she went on to tell US
about her duties and religion, and pety, and love OF
God.
We passed the outskirts Of Newark, and drove
through Orange village Here the good people were
going into church. Crowds were ounging about the
church doors-and the village looked extremely inter-
csling and beautiful When We reached Orange
Springs we s,opped-went to the Spring, which IS no
great things of itself-wandered through the woods,
and returned 10 dinner.
The company at Orange Springs are few but quite
choice The best thing found there was roast chicken
and roast beef Poultry is very fine. We had also
some good iced champaign, but the chicken was the
best. Several very interesting groups arc ruslicahng
there, in the bosom of the woods-among them was
a very beautiful brunette in yellow. This IS very
good house-quet, religious, retired, calm, peaceful,
and temperate,-the water Of the Springs not worth
a button.
Immediately after dinner we started for Paterson,
by the mountain road and the Notch. Here the coun
try was beautiful the roa Is bad-the people obhging
and the ruts distressing. The crops ofal kinds look
ino
"What kind of crops have you7 2" asked Of a very
respectable looking farmer.
He drew himself up at length "The grasses are
good-the oats promisng-the corn toerably fair,
and on the whole we have good average crop this
season."
We soon reached Paterson, clambered up to the
Falls saw the place where Sam Patch made his first
leap returned to the Three Pigeons, and started
again for Jersey City Coming from Paterson II was
dark, the lightning flashed along the western horizon
and the smooth Passaic occasionally cleaning in the
blaze through the trees like surface Of polished sill
yer.
Ifyou want qaiet place, in the bosom of fine
wood, with good chicken, and capital roast beef go
TO Orange Springs. The champaign is better than
its water.
TIE ELEcrroxs.-The wings are rejoicing over
their victories. God knows, they have cause-it has
been SO long since they had the pleasure of accom-
plshlng any.
Neyes, the wing candidate for Congress, from the
counties of Hancock and Washington, ttate OF
Maine, has been elected by 548 votes over all his
competitors The late experiment is bringing the
Manners to their senses.
In Illinois, the wings have earned seven can
didates for the State Legislature If the Suckers
take offence a, Mr. Van Buren, he is gone case, AZ
| they say.
| There is Baltimore too she will give US some news
| in short time, doubtless in favor Of Kennedy.
BUSINESS IN THE CIncuIr Couar.-We are con-
tinually receiving complaints of the slow movements
of the State Circuit Court in the dispatch ofbusness
We doubt whether il is possible to remedy them
but by an entire reorganization Of the Court ITSELF
The Superior Court was established TO aid the dis
ach Of busincss-but suits havcincreased 80 rapidly
oflate years, that sutors are a. badly off ever
One of the great evils Of these delays is the dread
eventual non-recovery. II a suit s followed up with
ordinary dispatch, the sutton may stand chance of re-
ceivng his debt. Delay in the present state Of com.
mercal affairs is equivalent to denial Of Justice
Before the process ma.ured the creditor frequently
| worthless and pennyless. Can we have a remedy
The WATER CohMissIorRRs-A special friend oil
these gentlemen has sent the following courtly
chaste and dignfed epistle:
Why Bennett, you must be damned old fool il yor
suppose that that the water commissioners can put
on ten thousand men to the works II you will look
into their last report you may see that thirteen o
the twenythree sections under contract, and n
the contractors have three years ts do their work in
the commissioners can not force them to employ
more men than they think is for their interest 10 do
On the 9th Of June there were engaged three hun
dred and ninety hands, ana by this lime the number
is much greater. The truth 10, if the blame for moi
giving employment TO the ten or twelve thousand men
you speak of sto fall any where il should be on the
shoulders Of the Contractors for none is aachabe Ia
the commissioners, any one might know. But,
suppose that you think you can play up Webb, and
get up mob, and raise the devil, and thereby make
SEINE money by extra sale of your Infamous, and
alas for the morals Of the city, too celebrated paper
Well WELL 90 on in your reckless course-but be as
surcd that you are mistaken, the people not much
longer to be gulled by such hysna rs you are pro
| wing yourself to be. A CITIZEN
Here is a beautiful specimen Of those impuden
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