The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-19


ID some 10 the dread hereafter. stop al the very
ne new Hotel, cal ed he DeIavan House, which has
Gently been built bv Mr. D-tvan, OF Albany and is
ept In superb srylr by Mr. Rogers OF Boston, well
nown IN that region of enterprise and spirit. The
eavan House Is peculiarly adapted for the travel
ng public Ii is contiguous to the steamboat land.
~, also 10 The railroad depot. In few minutes ]
nall be Oft 10 Utica.
Urea, Friday night, July H.
we have Just arrived here, about IL o'clock at
UNI. Night travelling In the is delicously coo
ms burning season OF the year MANY parties
both sexes, travelling tor pleasure seem TO select
lese cool, clear nights for going their Journey
ne idea is good one We took in a large crow
passengers al Utica, many Of item ladies'. and
zen Observation-Disclosures, as the engine saws
tafted tor Syracuse, The civ of salt aud pickle
ne grey morning began to appear after we left
ca, and the country gave forth sober and agree.
Ole appearance.
SYRACUSE, Saturday Morning
We have Just arrived here in time 10 tike break
- at the Syracuse House which is well kept aud
iavoraoly known TO travellers in general. Mr.
lnst, the proprietor, may be- remembered The gen
eiilan who was so sadly abused by Wall street
"fnt couple Of yearsago. Amore high minded
M uhaIemlshed man does not exist IN the west, and
- siyi" OF hotel keeping ls OF the first quality
here seems TO be no general topics Of conversa-
ION as You travel along in these days-not word OF
ol,tics--not a breath Of rehgion-not syllable OF
hlnsopny, dlslurbs The general quiet current Of So
c engaged IN advancing material neres Is alone
getting neh or accunulating means for future con
ngenc'es II we had not Elections and variety
sects and opinions verify brlleve society in this
'juntry would go back TO It's dull stsgnent, half and
VII savage condition. Let man ever leave Sy-
acnse without seeing the salt works.
AUBURN IL o'clock.
, Passed Auburn, pretty village, about 10 o'clock
The railroad from Albany To this place il tolrr biz
GOD 1t has. believe, been improved of lat--new
aus, IN certain sections have been laid Gown, and
me travel has increased much Of late years.
ROCHESTER. Dinner-time
Here the train stops an hour, 10 allow the passen
gers TO take dinner. The best way ii YOU want to |
reach Buffalo that night, Is to take Is or 81 cent
dinner al the nearest tavern We went into one Of |
hese iitlle places and got capital dinner for %
cents-plenty OF fish, meats, PIES and buildings II
YOU want 10 trave comfortably always eat sparngly
nd drink sparnglv, particularly the water OF West
rrn New York. Unless traveller from the Allan
nc cues IS very careful, he will get very sick Of
,Ilnhing the western water, which Is very strongly
impresnated with lime and other substances that
don't agree with stomachs not accustomed to it.
BUFFALO, Saturday evening
Here we are at Buffalo, which will in time be thu
treat inland seaport OF the west-re aching it in Sc
mort hours from New York, distance OF neal,
ooo miles, Tins wonderful city that is be, is The
commencement ot great inland navigation of the
continent In 1880 | first visited Buffalo II had
then about 5000 inhabitants, and was wthal rather
mean looking. Ii now counts 5000 inhabitants
WIN streets as spacious and well built as New York
ana st-am marine OF 90 large vessels, some of them
me largest and most splendid steamers now afoai
! might notice the great Empire steamer for one |
comm lnded by Captain Howe--but must take an
nlheT day and more time. Buffalo Is going TO be u
wonderful place.
Cool AND Refreshing PLACES OF REsokr-AlI |
who can possibly raise the means are now looking |
around them for some place 10 soiourn, where tn,
weather Is something like bearable 10 poor almost
Exhausted nature. 10 escape from the burning heal
oi this furnace OF city. Fortunate it is for The in
habants that they have in their immediate vicinity
such delightful place as Hoboken-its shady bow
ers, groves Of trees, pleasant and cool promenades
splendid hotels, and obligng hosts Of the latter |
there has been great addition lately by the erection
OF most splendid house. near the ferry. winch is |
now open Tor the reception of boarders Another Is
being erected near the same spot which, with their
cool and capaclous wellcovered green's at the rear
commanding fine view of the river. will form a,
great a point Of attraction as any in the neghbor
hood Then there are several well conducted estab.
llshments on Staten Island, where The cool and re-
freshng breeze from the bay may be amply ENJOYED
On the other side OF the bay there is as fine and as we'll
conducted an establishment as there is in the State
All who have been there know in what an admirable
manner Mr. Reed the proprietor. keeps The excel
lent hotel at Fort Hamilton. And in order still fu,.
Their to increase the comfort of his guests, he has
leased large part OF the shore of Cuney Island TO
DE used as oat'ling-pdce for his boarders To IA
clltate the landing OF the btthers, he Tin commune
ton with Mr.. Bbey. the owner of The stcanboa,
line to Fort Hamiton,) had dock and pier bull,
there, and long.raised causeway, leading up 10 a
magnificent tent, where his boarders and visiters
may rest and enjoy themselves for few hours
during the day, If they please after bathing making
this one OF the most delightful resorts for the sum-
mer in the whole country.
This splendid tent will be opened to the public to-
day, where supply of the finest dm-chowder will
be provided and may be enjoyed at the very reason
able rate OF one shilling plats and other equal,
good things, with every description of the mos,
choice wines, spirits and cigars at similar reasona
Die charges. 1t is stated that Coney Island, during
the past week, has been the average from Is 10 20
degrees cooler than this city There is also fine es
Enlistment in New Jersey, called the Ocean House
where good days fishing and fine sea-bathing may
be enjoyed All the establishments in the neighbor-
hood of Glen Cove are well filed with respectable
families from this city and other pans Those who
obectto water trips the avenues and Bloomingdale
io"' ANU" 'ohiO uehEWi" ictedts. Inc AoDey,
Nowlan's Hotel, Prospect Hall, and number of 9TH
eripaces, are daily resoned 10 by hundreds OF our
plrched up citizens endenyoring to escape from the
influence OF the burning dog-star, now raging so flu
riously in this city.
NATIVE Mass MEETING A rather crowded a.
semby OF natives took place at their room, corner
Of Broadway and Grand street, las, night Proceed
ngs commenced al nearly nine o'clock, by the
nomination OF James Harper, ESQ, as chairman
who received an immensely of paudlts from the
noisy crowd, with evident relish and vas, deal Of
suavlty The hall was oppressively hot, and provo
klngly uproarious. After few funny remarks BY
the chairman, who in addition to his plnchback
spectacles, was furnished with fan, which he now