Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-31


and touched his cap. and pointed little book
IN his pocket in pink cover 81 cannot do eitA0gf
says the man. IL Harry Loueauer. | wonder does
OF Mr. Rymels grooms take Pckwiek. would
they have curiosity Mr. Dickens should he pass
that way
| THE SPRINGS.-The North American Review has an
article Dr. Drskes late phamPhet Northern Lakes and
Southern nvalids" We extract from the following live.
" picture ct Saratoga was, aud The sketch
shows what change facilities Of travel produce:
"A great change has this American Spa with.
IN few years. We can remember the time when II ailis
atcd with the surrounding country only by few lines Of sta.
put upon the ron,e only during the waerng season.
private equpages, extras exclusive extras forming the
principal means OF conveyance for the crowds
uaied there Even the Caroinan and the Georgian hay
ING IN view only afew weeks stay at these Springs, would
begin their long journey in private carriage undscouraR
ed by the prospect OF bad roads, almost impossible
and slovenly accommodations, deeming the exhibition Of
themselves tor such blicl time there full compensaon
for al pcrs and pyations while outward and
homeward bound. Tho classification of these crowds was
then most distinctly made ont-tc mode of reaching the
place marking with the obvious discrimination va
nous grades OF wealth. not OF responsibility. prevailing
among the visitors.
Those who arrived in coach and four were wheeled up
IN the brightest hour OF the day, and when the balconies
most likely be thronged with spectaors-ceing an
that all eyes would be turned on them with cum
Osy and consideration; the latter being readily paid In ad
upon such unquestonable claims receive it, The
promptly opened TO the party, which slowly des
cended the steps OF the carriage and assembled those Of
hotel and the saloon reached in triumph where
all hustle and obsequiousness the part Of the host and
his attendants spreading before them the choice of
commodatons The geneaogy and public and private his
tory VI such party immediately became matters OF general
discussion Nogazetug could have given greater notoity
Fortunate those who could bear scrutiny without
loss that reputation which the cquipage suggested
The modest carriage and pair had less bazonry than
the -four in hand, but driven up with msgving
to ITS iull title 20 respect and complimentary reception
The curce tandem introduced the bachelor in fuorbed
pTeension In the descending scale came the hack which
could not be disguised by adro masking of the
Mo- other cunning devices assuming the resemblance
opropetorhp The cold shoulder put forward against
| D He'd
forth all degrees OF Indifference from the temperate of
passing glance down the zero OF contempt Ii those
humble vehicles had undsgused trunk strapped be-
hind III make shift way, showing that it had fitness for
such extraordinary the balconies either deserted
or the promenade continued there no arrival had
rcd. they contained pair o the sexes the chances
that, after awaiting the coming Ut until impatient
the delay, the had and their ad-
vent, leaving the hold the horse the time.
No perccpubo change OF took place
additional horse harnessed the outside OF the
hils; Che whppc,ree being doomed accommodate
the double draught its pseudo character being de-
eeted genuine chaise passed better muster hans such
SenLd emi- semi. cuuicle.
The public stages brought up the rear Those who
come in them crowded. heated, busted and generally
afforded exhibition of the pabe and the ludicTous
tempting be avoided by those who had nothing TO do but
watch the passing for something and piquan
As the passengers during the trying interval which deter
mined their fate whether they among the admitted
the rejected, endeavored conceal themselves view
boldly with look of affected Indifference trusting
that their flushed faces and begummed garments, when
moved, would leave little personal identity behind
hundred merry glances from the balconies showed that
were privileged spectators there who regarded
n stage as legitimate subject of amusement and criticism
asst UPON STAGE Happy thoss who, constrained by a
narrow income, moved by feeling OF economy had
sorted 10 this chartered and therefore depsed
1t some accident postponed its arrival until the shadows Of
evening threw friendly veil approach and
and enabled the party escape unobseed their rooms
with chance OF emerging thence under appearances better
suited 10 the pieenOns real character Of those who
composed it.
"'The change to which we have alluded aud which has
dali anif
were into mass has been produced by the railroads
that connect these watering places with the capital New
York The humble in mind and in fortune rejoice in
this leveng effect, however II chagrin the millionaire
and the subordinate Dives OF the land. Amid the rush that
sets from the the hotels, the of the -four
hand Is distinguished from nun who habitually rides
chaise, even does not ride ALI while the tumble OF
trunks and carpet bags-a OF them enormous capacity
on the baTrows anal gamacs all differences that names
might suggest and he who walk the heeiest elbow
the BEST succeeds IN entering his name the book the
bar first and consequently under the impartial rule that
prevails becomes first served. Favored by such circum-
stances, the pebeian to these Springs well
the magna No eXernals decide the lot standing there
ALL nearly all, and 60, equally without triumph
and without defeat Some 1t i true, have depen.
dant upon eXtemas which floats the multitude a,
these crowded places well as elsewhere and always
uppemost There exceptions the general rule the
truly great are great at all times and IN all places"
DEArH JONI KosLrR-It has become our melan.
choy duty the death OF JoHN KoBLER high
ly esteemed and much beloved citizen. With the excep
ton OF several years OF childhood his whole feembra.
cling nearly 40 years-was devoted Christianity. and
ergood works. His death occurred Wednesday night
about 10 Fredericksburg arena.
RICH TOAST.
Al the celebration of the Anniversary Of our Ma
uona Independence at Hat Creek Campbell county, Mr..
Sam F. Moses offered the following toast, which both
rich and rare"
"Ihe American Gentlemen: We celebrate the wisdom
Of their heads the uency of their tongues the amiabe
ness OF their dispositions, and the of their man
ners knowing 10y experience that their hearts full Of
Mk OF human Kindness but the Ladies' excel them in
their bnsnms a find the