New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
excursions and .pnusements.

10 morrow, as our letutls uiloeis'"iA"i - -
anniversary of the Declaration of our National
Independence-,he only holiday, as foreigners as
scrt. and surely they ought to know which
,he Americans have. 1t will doubtless De cele-
brated as usual IN this city, with the greatest HI
lsritv and enthusiasm by the lawless urchlns OF
,he CITY. who VII make the streets hldeous anc
DANGEROUS BY squibs, crackers serpents. and all
the small enginery for which the dlaoolicai IN
vention OF eunpowder may justly be held resPon-
sibe. AS it Is. therefore, reasonable 10 suppose
that as many OF our readers as possibly can WI
desire to leave the city, we have made up lle
following list Of excursions and tor the oenehl
OF those who may remain we add catalogue ol
the chief attractions OF the city
EXCURSIONS.
The steamboat Mr7u SAFETY leaves the foot oi L'peF
" street in the morning Tor b'idsePo'. anu '
f the Horsa,onc-one the most delightful and oac
,i =, This vicinity The fare Bridgeport where the
boa, sill arrive al and back is 81 TO any point on 'ie
Housatonc Railroad and back 81
The steamboat R,RIT,S Capt Fisher will make an e'-
curson 10 rerth Amboy and New-Brunswick isaSihs ue
foot Of Barclav-st.eet O'Clock, taking the outside pas
soriinc pleasant views of the Bay and H1rooF' the
Hsr,ows sc. Returning leaves New Brunswick at be-
fore P VI and she will pass through the inside passage
arriving in NewYor half past iour Fare for the whole
excursion 80 cents.
The FAIRFIELD leaving the OF Hammondsreet al
4 NJ and P NJ makes two excursions around Staten IS
land stopping Perth Arnboy Fare each trip three S"
lings.
The PA,Are Capt Gafey, will make two trips 70 New
a leaving the foot Of B.rclaystree 10 A. NJ and r
VI. Fare l2i
The supEwssuRr Capt Corlies, leaves the foot OF Ro
busop.sreet at O'clock for Shrewsbury, landing at Fort
Hamilton, Ocean House sc.
The NrNRop leaves the foot Of Caharnestree or bridge
port at A. VI. Fare ;hi,hrr and back 81
TIL. steamboat JAMES, MApsoS Will leaTe the ioot ol
Warr4n.stree, at u o'clock A. NJ, landing each way at
Calwells aud West Point and arriving at Newbnfgh !"
time TO Join the procession hear the oation and return
inr in time for the OF the city Fare Tor the ef
cursion rs
The Urea, Capt. Schultz, splendid boat with gen.
tcman, commander makes two excursions, leaving ram
nonds,ree at Tor the Bay stopping Fort Hamilton and
a, going around Staten Island stopping al Perth Amooy
Fare for each 80 cents
ScuooLrY'. MouSTNS SPRISGs.-Persons about VISIT
nr this delightful watering place will find thefaciitIe for
reaching IT, by the way Of Somefville quite superior to
what they were in years By this route passengers
have an opportunity Of dining Sandersons Hotel at
Somrrye one the best hotels in the State OF New Jer
sew The travelling arrangements are still under the control
of Mr.. 4. y. Hope.
Those who desire TO visit Mdiletown Goshen, SC have
fine opportunity TO go by the New-YoTk and Ere ha'i
road-lcaving foo; of Duane the steamboat AR
ROW. at O'Clock A. NJ. aud reaching Goshen al H. The
considerably reduced 1t will be by the adyer
emen that arrangements have been made for splendid
celebration at Goshen.
The steamboat CoLuMsus goes up the Hudson far
Peeksk and returns in time for the evening amusements
HoeOKE> will of be crowded and few places near
the City half as pleasant Along the shore there Is always
cool breeze from the water; ha Sybs cave You can
have draugh Of pure water and in the woods or under the
trees in the Elysian fields those who wish for quiet be
exclusive they please The numerous houses OF refresh
mcnt are well supplied with summer lu1uries.
The ACADEMY DEslGS is open to-day for the last tine
this
The AMERICAS MusEUM, coruer OF Ann street and
Broadway will be in its full glory. Barnum Is always pa
rots on Fourth aud spares pains TO make his Muse
rn attractive He has dozen performances to-day and the
attractions Of the Museum itself sufficient TO secure
crowded house.