Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31


Sp--IJaderstanding you have not visited the
spring, this season, and thinking that aecs1n,
detail Of the gongs ON would not prove unn'ere.-
ing to yourself aud readers, ! commenced the fol
lowingthe eclat that my former sspl:tiss received
sprngs this has been greater than at amy for
nsr period perhaps, and their stay has been proper
tionably short. They drink the waters and Isok
about for few days, and then are of to the II es
or the Lakes, to inhale the balmy and refreshing
bseeze, and enjoy the picturesque scenery teat
abounds in their vicinity Indeed the fac,iites Ior
travelling is so great, attended with so i..le
pense and oe rs many inducements to the TOURIST,
that few visit the springs now, without soins on 70
the inland seas" There are thousand aeh9nt,
full spots, unknownto the traveller, comblnins an
that is sublime with the beautiful that needs oeiy
being seen to be appreciated and visited, wasting
their sweetness" unknown and anregArded OFTEN
hear Of Americans going to Europe TO ieast tnsir
nube, and falling into sxtrsvaganeiss. an their de-
scriptions OF the Lakes Como, bruggio, Luxapo;
forgetting at the time, eur glorious rivers Al
unrivalled lakes do not WISH TO dIaw co%pa-
perienee that the first mentioned appear lar better
in poetry than in reality. am afraid you will say
am varying from my subject; 90 TO resume. Ihere
are great lumber Of fashionables rusticating the
United States being the tavoritc house-the Con-
rress the Pavi sn, and Union Hall are doing lair
business bat not so much IS the United states. we
account for this only by your staying mere ,ss'
We have American and English officers by the
score, SEINE half dozen mustachoed counts iuii
Of grmace, lawyers, doctors, editors authors PEN
tlcians and some Of the first families from all parts
~ the States the Livingstone Cuttings, Ham,ltons
Costers, &c. Sc. In short as comps etc medley as
any one would wish to see, and we only want you
and your lovely consort to make 1t agreeable and
finish the picture. ,
We have g hops' alternately at the Congress and
here. There is much ice cream and punch dis-
cussed on such occasions, but very little dane
ing a great deal Of flirting, and much pulling
to pieces. The fair sex, with enc or two excep-
tons, are rather ordinarythe greatest beauty Is
Miss y. who, think, CONS from the city Of bro
therly love-her cerulean eyes and splendid hgure,
and naive appearance, causes universal admlra-
ton from the loungers at the United States The
belle of this same place Is Mrs e OF New York,
who receives the homage of half the galiants.
have seen her keep, in animated conveIsatien, at
east ten of the male sex, and then make them exert
their con vcrsational powers. There are a number
of others ought notice, but let this snice for the
present and in onclusiep allow me to observe, the
waters are as medicinal ever, the atmosphere as
pure, the United States much improved, Lake
George az far off as ever, and every one anxiously
expecting Fan Elssler's, Mrs. BIS and your own ar
rival. FLAVios.
The Bro SHP.-The ship, Russell Glover,
is intended for the New Orleans trade, and will
make one of Messrs. Glover & McMurray's line Of
packets Her dimensions as follows-