The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11
National Reformers.
Natives.
Also on the Independent Tabernacle) ticket
I Also on the wing ticket
/ Also on the native ticket

SUMNER RErREArs.-The mantle of old winter has a.
length fallen from his brawny shoulders into the lap o.
gentle May who sits upon her howerdccked THRONE
invites all who love her and nature to come and par
ticpae the pleasures which she has spread around u.s.
soon we shall lind ourselves in the midst Of summers heat
shall have nothing but heat dust and bad arthrce un-
pleasant companions with which to pass our time II be-
therefore to look about us and see no retreat
afforded place to which we can escape IRON the
dsagrceabe associations OF the city and breathe
Tor while the pure air of the Godmade country, and
eyes flowers, green trees and sparkling wa
tiers. .
The nearest and in many respects the most desirable
of summer retreats, is Hoboken. Here we can, II we
choose spend portion of each day. Here We can roam
in the thick woods which form height hundred feet
may spend an hour the Heights Of wehawksn in
viewing the broad bay with its many islands, and the
visit to hoboken will always repay the visitor breath
of its sweet air, song OF the merry birds that carol
among tree branches, and view our noble river are
worth the pcntup prisoners OF New YORK, than
they apt to believe.
Those who wish than sail across the river
hour there and then back agan-can take ride TO
Harlem This is OF the peasantest drives In the VI
cinty Of New York; and when arrived there, Nowlans
fine house is always open and mine host ever ready
city and country can afford.
The Hamilton House at the Narrows, was opened on
the first of May This Is another fine drive sail and
of the pleasantest of all places to spend week.
even whole summer. If pure sea brcezes, splendid
prospect fine hotel an hours distance from the city
and every attention the part Of the host command
patronage, the Hamilton House will hold high rank In
the public esteem .
our harbor as a retreat for New Workers. short sail
across the bay, and there. The Belmont House.
New Brighton has long been celebrated for it's beauty
OF location comfort; and Blancerd has lett the
Globe Hotel in this city he will now be enabled to devote
his whole attention to this delightful sumracr resort
Here as we'll as at the Hamilton House, our merchants,
professional men, and gentlemen Of leisure, spend the
whole with their fsmilie business IN New
York being within an hours reach
new summer boarding house has just been opened
on the Blocmingdse road, between Burnhams and the
known of the most delightful avenues lead
ing from the city and at this new place our cit-
zens can live in the enjoyment Of all the plea
drive on road brings them TO the CITY, and the same
returns there In addition TO these,we have Coney island
the dominions OF Governor Davis famous for clans
and bathing and many other pleasant little places
New Workers have reason to complain oi our lot
ourselves far away into crowded hotels, at
fashionable watering places where there nothing out
DUST heat, and lack OF comfort
Warren street few days since belongs TO the Station
House of the Third Ward The owner would be Obliged
to the finder by leaving with Captain Boudino II was
accidentally lost while removing furniture on the LIST In
slant and not in the manner which might be inferred
from the tone Of the paragraph auding to its being
found
BLIND Mas Fousp--A blind man by the name of viii
liam Sullivan, found by sniccr Murphy in Green
witch street He said he had no home He taken to
the Aims House.
Fousp DRowsEp.-A man drowned was ked up yes
erday morning at o'clock at the Screw Dock lie
well dressed, with watch in his pocket, and silver
guard chain.
CoRoSERs 0sricg.--MAY i0.-Found Dropned.-An
unknown man was discovered yesterday morning. about
o'clock, floating In the water in the Screw Dock he
appeared to have been some time in the wsier. Vey
well dresseda silver watch foundin his pocket sse
silver guard chain attached An inquest VIII % hesd
to-day, At the Dead House.