Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

Dc do 1886, do 90
Do Do 90 1885, 1885, do do IS IS
Thus see that the average of last June was equa
to 1881 We also know that these tive Junes never wer
beat IN heat since were born, and we are ne chick
en-; although June 1886 was the Oldest June of ou
lives.
The average heat Of this last June, by our thermo
meter, was GO at sunrise, and IS at in the after
noon; and taking the average heat of the night anc
day throughout it was over IS. 1t was never les.
than SIS at any hour of the day or night with us du
ring June, although on the Goth, there was ice form
ed naturally in Maine, and severe frost in Massa
chusetts The mercury in our thermometer ten
times up TO 81 in June, and times il at SO about
4PM.
We had written as far as the close of the abeve pa
raRraph when we were obliged TO desist from the
heat; the perspraol actually blinded us, ans drop.
ping Hpon paper rendered il unfit TO be written
upon. Ii now near at night; the heat is still
most intense and thermometer in the shade is up
to 90! But morning paper must appear we
must write hot or cold and We don't want 10 lose
any Of our subscribers by the heat lis adjancts,
proceed to give them little wholesome advice.
Be careful Of what you eat and drink this weather;
drink but very little water, and miad who cooks your
eatables. The least inattentioa in this matter may
produce fatal consequences this hst weather. Cooke
ny art which requires much time, intelligence,
and activity, before perfection be attained therein
Every man is not born 10 be cook Every man
born is capable Of being cook VERY very few
are gifted with the qualifications necessary TO constr
tute good cook Sandy Welsh, Payne of the Shaks-
peare, and the brothers Dan and John Sweeny: are
four of the best caterers we OF in the city; and
we do not know of moro than four moro beside them
VINO are worthy TO be called cooks.
In music, or dancing, politics, or painting, or
elocuoa, we see professors practising and teaching,
who are under 20; but II is most thing TO find
good cook whs 10 under 30. So that good cook
is not to be sneezed at any put the qsery to
himself a. to how many he knows that can cook a
simple steak properly2 There are not ten in the
city. And yet if you ask the NEST miseraply igno-
rant wench if she can cook q steak, she tells you
"Yesp and brings you a strip Of flesh, enc side Of
il black and the other bloody which looks for all the
world as il il were torn from the unhappy flank of a
roasting victim of the natives Of New Zealand or the
Ashantees. Truth and experience compels us to
state this is not the case at the Terapin with Payne
OF the Shakespeare, or with the Sweenys OF Ann
and Fulton streets.
These cuisiniers 90 different from all cuisinieres,
have true practice experience and all the "apPlance
and means to boot" that might make II dinner fol
king" Quot homines tot senienie. They hav,
their walnut catsup, and their Harvey sauce, and
their Mogsl, and their Moutarde Americane Aroma
to Perfecionnee, de A. Moielay, A. Bordeaux and
their inestmabIc tcklers OF the gourmonds appetite
prepared BY Mrs Goold, the Incompatible picker.
These distinguished gastronomsrs bring within the
scope Of human purposes Cooking steak, 10 wit,
by their skifu exertions and studies, such vands
as through ignorance of the art rejected by tn,
gustanon OF unlearncd purveyors. And LEI no one
think that oil this learning is thrown away on I
steak Il Is not; for a good beef steak is the mos
Wholesome and valuable piece OF food man car
cat in no, weather, know and can prove.
Say. sandy welsh, Cor thou has seen
Fsu many jlv,ai set,
Di-coursing on ALFONSO csune,
In social uninf mrt-
Dss cod "a cs,c.rs,i
S~sfede ssamcn-qai raftend7
Nothiag nkr nj cons IN ecsspot,
or taste The yol rcnt.
Bot we find we have spun our leader out 10 as grea
m extent ~ we dare this hot weather. III we mal
!, longer tho heat will melt i, asunder. We mus
leave eur remarks on wines and liquors FIT for he
weather for future day. Tho sun has set, but o.
editorial day is not over. The BELLS have just con
menced ringing for fire. and we doubt not that ii
sun has &c, the stone work Of the As,cr House in
b'aze
P. $40 al nigtt--Our reporter has brough,
the affecting information that one of the Aldern
melted away in his seat in the Common Count
abou, half hour since. The coroner Is at this m
nent holding an inquest over a large brown W
which 10 all that was LIT Of the worthy man to Z
the tale
UJ' The air at the Pavilion at Rockswsy 10 said
be cool and the bathing r.freshing. Thank heav
10 cool and refreshing somewhere under the sun
gr Gregory, Of William street, cells the best
cream and soda water in the city.
~ Ned Forrest goes TO Congress in place Of n
Moore, wthSrawn.