New-York tribune., 1841-08-07
Fastiou-Railroads &c.
d.rc. of T-bn T,ibune
SARATOGA Sr,Ises, August 4.

raed watcrngpace mas been as crowded. So carry II lne
sas,z as at present The middle of August-when
,be DozStar RACES with unlimited powcrs the time,
YOU know when the great rush takes place but now
every Hotel tie place very full and many OF those who
in from day day under the necessity OF seeking
lodgings with private families the neighboring country
Stage coaches in from the North to-day filed with
not one OF when could obtain dinner the
United States Hotel and what hey had at tho others
cannot say Rotation dignity and patronage is the rule
vh the Hotels mere each Season has its fashionable
house One wear Congress Hall will be crowded; the next,
perhaps it will be nearly deserted, and other will sue
ceed TO its business and eca The United States IS the
crack Hotel this Season AS as the Season COM
menceG it fitted up and from that time to this
it has been with the greatest difficulty that berth can be
obtained None of the Hotels now however, are in any
lack of support. AS usual Balls Parties, &c are held
every night The largest lus far was AT the United
States Hotel, an last Friday evening.
would advise all in your city who mediate flight hither
by all means ny way of Schenectady The rail
road from that place this is very atgung the rails are
uneven and the journey but slightly preferable 10 one by
stage coach and there railroad section more
wretchcdy managed than that from Albany to Schenectady
Heaven deliver frona knowing IT. HE hrst move
men; an n,oerable nuisance you drawn at snail
pace by what pass for horses for three miles from the
citv when you are in the foremost must wait for
the arrival of some half dozen Others each OF which in
coming up gives the in which you are seated most
unceremonous and neck-breaking saluaton which will
pass (pardonng the wretched pun for bumper After
being thus knocked about and torrnened for nearly an
hour you olerabe rate rough road to
within two miles of Schenectady Here part of the train
(f il be long ns wait until the other is let down the
paps when il has its turn and taken from the foot the
CITY BY horses over rcke,,y bridge and slow and most
tedious pace The by Troy greatly to be preferred
CHEAP TRAvELlxG.-The sld line STEAMBOATS,
running from New-Haven to Hartford and rersa, for
IoJ cents stopping at the usual landing places The fare
from this CITY TO New Haven also reduced hlng
By taking passage 10 NewHavcn and thence Hartford
YOU NAV 90 tho whole distance for 25
10 JOAN HAWKINS, the temperance Apostle, returned
to Boston on Wednesday from Maine where he had been 90
days delivered 3G Lectures and raised up mighty army of
Temperance
DG- Mr. Josnsl B4rss, the English banker, will return
to England in the Great Western which leaves at l2 o'clock
to-day.
SrEED-A train of cars the London and Birmingham
Railroad recently performed the distance OF ll2t nies in
TWO hours and 6fty-scyen minutes.
D Norwalk paper that malicious individu-
ais have undertaken regulate that community according to
their own notions Of justice. They have commenced their
nocturnal dcpreaations by breaking windows sirdng fruit
ind ornamental pulling gratis &c The citizens
held meeting few DAYS since devise ways and means
for their own protection is stated that in ane instance
a mans house fired into at the doors and windows
SEVERE SEs1ExcF.-A negro named Lyttleton has been
sentenced at NewOreans, receive seventyhre lashes
upon his bare back and iron collar Nth THREE
pRoscs around his neck for three months for striking white
man Since the late Of attempt nsurrection
thu people of NewOrleans have been very much ncensed
against the blacks, and determined proceed with
needless severity against those who offend.
70 A young man calling himself John a. Bowman be-
tween II and 8 of arrested in Boston few
lays since charge of forging the of Elmer Town
send leather dealer four orders. He is said
to be from Vermont Bail required in 81 l,OO9 TO take
his trial at the Municipal Court.
" rhite negro is being exhibited at the Lowell
Museum He eight years DID, born OF black parents in
Georgia. and is lighter white people His hair is
also hite Vet in every and feature he is represented
be perfect negro.
T The Li,chheld Enquirer that lrishmaa named
Lindsey was instantly killed the Housaonc Railroad at
New,own on Monday The passed dagonaly
his breast crushing him in a sh.cking manner.
C The Michigan City (Ind Gazette complains thar ves
procured take the mountains of Flour
Pork and other Produce accumulated there and seek
ing an Eastern Market.
~ The Louisville Advertiser is rumored that Gen.
Gaines will refuse obey orders from Gen. Scott.
The FxmALg SAuoR.-Wc have farther particulars
in relation the female who for several days board
the Algonquin the disguise of boy She resided abcu,
ten miles Glasgow, Scotland and according her
account treated arsh BY stepather that she de-
termued any and every risk leave the country She
started from horne with but little money and few clothes
The latter she sold and obtained boys suit. She in
Liverpool several DAYS looking tor vessel and during
the whole time reudy succeeded in decevng those with
whom she in her true character She
got on board the Algonquin without the knowledge Of her