New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
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but the slaves of Necessity and Toll TO stay II the
Cities, while grass waves to the fresh breezes and
brooks gurgle through shady glens IN tie country
We are not surprised to hear, therefore, that the
aunua! escape Of those who have means, and III
midsummer leisure, has already commenced
SARATOGA is of course the primary centre oil at
traction It's hotels and other pleasant resorts
have been put IN ample order and the arrivals are
already some hundred or two pcr day. The mag
nlicent United States Hotel naturally attracts
tbs largest number of visitors; Umon Hotel aP-
pears to stand next. The United States is great
Hotel, only there Is apt 10 be no spare room N It.
large as !; is, when you most want Ii but then
there is sure to be a good house at hand, which
las acco umodations. For shady walks, heslth-
giving waters, varied entertainments, and home
ike boarding places at various rates OF expense
Saratoga will long rank first among the places OF
Summer resort in our Country. We hear OF
spirited efforts at Sharon. Avon and other water
inp places to sustain and extend their popularity
this season.
NIAGARA FALLS tell their own story. For a
cool, refreshing, heathful place to spend couple
of DAYS, We know none better. But here you
want solitude, at the Springs, society. Take no
babblers, no chatterers, no exacting, retful, un-
quiet persons along when you go to visit and en-
Joy Niagara. If you unhapplly fall in with such,
steal away from them, and contemplate the stu
pendous majesty of the Cataract in silence and
alone.
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tiers from our City if they were farther oil and
more difficult of access. Being but ten hours
from our City, and to be reached for dollar or
so. people think they cannot be worth much
Yet those who have visited the Mountain House
in early summer assure us that the coolness, the
cascade and the scenery are delightful, while the
view Southwark is one of the most extensive and
magnificent that can be imagined We shall try
it the first day we can glide away from toll
Immediately around our City we have Rocka-
away, Long Branch, the Ocean House, Sc,
which we presume are hardly yet ready for VS.
itcrs-at any rate, we have not heard from them.
The approaching Fourth will doubtless find them
all in order.
\ friend informs us that an excellent place Of
resort lnot groggery) has been opened by Mr..
X. H. Van Rensselaer, on the Bloomingdalc Road,
entitled The Abbey The ride that way and
beyond is said to be delightful.
II Bnenett of the Herald has gone TO Europe,
and unless we are deceived by the specimen
number his paper during his absence Will be
the richest compound of waggery and stupidity
do oTt 4 A 'bo
leading article yesterday assures It's readers, that
Mr.. Bennett did not take with him any 'ccrtif-
Gates of acknowledged proficiency in dupicity
lneanncss and lalsehood though every one un-
Gcrstands that it was solely because he was too
modest to solicit them, as he could have had them
in abundance fer the asking and then the VII
ter. with gravity that would have done infinite
honor to an owl, adds that he . bore with hlm
the pleasing consciousness that hie oi aoaara6f,
,mremittng toil-nnblemished integruy--and
steadiast adherence to truth and independence of
opinion had met not altogether inappropriate
reward - The oke is rlch but somewhat too
broad. The Napoleon of both Hemlspheres will
swear terribly when he sees it.
IL The leading merchants OF our city, as will
be seen By an advertisement in our columns, have
called meeting at the Exchange at2 P M.this day
to consider the recent restoration by our Common
Council OF the odious monopoly OF Weighing and
Measuring. We trust the friends of Freedom and
Justice will be promptly on hand. 1t is quite tso
late in the daynow to submit to the weighing and
measuring of goods and products in ry-day
mercantile transactions by public officers only un-
der penalty ofSl0O for every 9fencc-said offence
being pcrpetratcd by any two men who have
bought and sold cargo of Wheat, for instance,
and who choose to have it measured by measurer
they DO know to be honest instead of one pre-
scnbed to them by the Corporation, of whom they
know nothing Of the sort.
u GEORGE II. MuSpAY, volunteer preacher
against National wickedness, hypocrisy slavery,
&c. Nc. and, as he assures US, u genuine Demo-
crat has Just reached this city from Philadelphia,
and commences business to-day. He prints =
paper, too, and III the number which he intends to
sell here he is rather hard on Gen Harrison,
Henry Clay, John Tyler, and various others
Georges is an eccentric but not a mschievous
man, with some brains in his head but more hair
on all sides OF it.
u TIE CONNECTICUT BIBLE SOCIETY at It's
recent meeting elected Rev. SAMUEL NoTr, d. d.
President for the coming year. The receipts of
the Society for the year have been S2,3l5, of
which 81 ,913 were collections. There have been
lll6 Bibles and 1911 Testamcnts disposed Of
during the year.
l. The Commencement of the University Of
the City of New lork is to be held tomorrow IN
the Mercer Street Church. The exercises will
commence at 10 o'clock, y. NJ. The Literary