Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18

NtrIoSAL HorEL, New York. Jay u, lsiS
Ny Deay Rgthsr The we1th-s has been considered
worn ont topic bat Jest about tose days il zppe1rs
90 be the fashionable theme og conversation and
wonder With tho thermometer Al loo dec Yesterday
Sunday. 18th insf u the shade in the coolest paco
that be found ia the city. Our citizens are literally
guspfng for breath and h. j. iucky sight who is not
obliged To undergo the exercise Of walking the
streets Oa Saturday, two horses a,tlched to one q
the Broadway Omnibusses fell down scar the Battery
aud died ia their harness from sheer exhaustion and
heat and yesterday three horses the Hlri-cm route
died from the same cause Today, At A. ~ and 10
A. NJ il Is four degrees hotter than it has teen vet VIZ
81 deg and 81 deg. What it will be at 3 P NJ ( eau.
surnise. Our places Of amusement are 10 srea,
measure, deserted. and every one who has the Mons
j. leaving the city 10 the hope Of finding cooler spo,
and less caervaiiuz aimosphcre- The only place
which does not 70 suffer from Ills unusual weath-
CT r. Castle Garden and the IT, that this Is
the very SPOT % 10 10 hot weather. THIS probably
The coolest and most romantic spot to b. ound in Amer
ira Projecting a. il does far uto our beautiful BAY
It must Of necessity feel every breeze that blows ard
the rrtai c0oness always experienced IN vicinity to
the usses this most desirable resort The Gar
den is nightly visited BY from 500 TO 600 people, ba,
his multitude IN saloon capable Of comfortably naf-
ing l5D does not make any difference in the temper
AZURE Of the atmosphere
Speaking Of amusements reminds ne that ] saw an
advertisement stating the BIenaaere Of Messrs Orlen
Weeks s Co. would visit Brstileboro on the esth inst
and as have this rare and extensive exhibition
allow 10 recommend 70 ai those OF your readers
who fond Of the study q Natural History -
Messrs. O., W 4 Co deserve the highest praise and
patronage for the extensive style znd the perfectly dec
orous mlnneE IN which this oxhibiloa is eondse.ed
The most modest ard aatdioas can here see uothiu-
70 find fault with and while the lovers oG Natural
History can here sec specimens OF nearly evsrv Kind
treated OF BY oar historians those no are fond q he
marvellous be gri,ised BY sight Ct the wonderful
and incredible performances Of Herr Dresbach. the
celebrated iion.amer whose extraordinary feats have
ELECTED the Woudsr and admiration Of bis numerous au
diences wheaever and wherever beheId Let ne thea
oesPcak for this exhibition numerous audience assu-
ring them that 40 one VIII 60 away dissatisfied
We expect news from England on Tharsdar or Fri.
day, bat ast much anxiety felt about H. as the news
Of The proceedings Of the Texan Congress had not
reached there when the steamer sailed. The news BY
the steamer Great Bntain wLich sails from Eng
land tae -6ib inst wall be most anxonsly looked for
as the Texas news viii have reached there and tine
Afforded before she leaves for action upon It By the
British Authorities.
Yoa Will see BY the papers that tie sspreme Court
have grauset tral to Polly Rodine so eeebra-
ted by being implicated ia the Staten Island tragedy
Seeing the deaty er9oneuced on The last thai OF oa
taaing Jury, II 70 infer that it viii be almost
impossible 70 obtain another one in this eity.
It IS so iusrfsraby bot that can write no more at
present, so good bye Yours, &c, Up