The New York herald., 1846-04-20
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opams AxS svxMEa N rns Cry.-itis . vary 60
rsmark Of residents In the country that city Hs
IL very pleasant in the winter but unsndurabls In the
There Is truth In the remark. but not
much many suppose We this little blessed Island Of
Of year and the artificial city life be rem
dsrsd almost pleasant during summers heat win
tsr's cold We gave an article few days since In re
ference to the suburban retreats which scattered
around us 30 plentifully OR beautiful Hcboksn with
her Eiysian fields her noble thick wooded bn6 that
ovsrooks the broad Hudson, rolling hundred feet he
low with her sybis Cave and fsTthsr up the
heights Of wsshawhsn, is now preparing herself With
day. for our visits during the Here. Sunday.
pour out the masses pent during the week. 10 spend
day IN iIls'. The co cSnssy sd spd y: - Su.n &
to roam In the woods OF Hoboksn. A blessing Ho-
bsken say We Al few years ego an attempt was made
demoralzing that the sborsr should hsvs mode Of
spending his Sabbath except being pent up In crowd
But this movement frownsd down BY the snlightsn
cd and liberal portion Of the community. and such an
attempt will probably never be 'Ssin nsds Tssn hen
various towns the Long Island Railroad. nnd
Of resorts Of to ths CITY, where day
city itself we more especially intended to speak Here
ara this pretty little island on all sides OF ms the
bright water aows 50 that the osssa. sP,nEirg IRON
rating moisture from the cool water Than We have the
Battery large plat of ground directly upon the Hud-
y
found to cool the warm brow Of the heated citizen
Here the leaves stirred by the cool wind irsa
their sSsd.. Birds are ssroilnr s.ons the branches.
and oil that the ooustry give us here Then there
s our Park, with its trees grass and nes ei wss:r
True, might have IL more bsauti1sd, and are In
hopes will sooa be done. Thss there unisn Park
and Warrington square. whish sf,ra . shade and re.
poss We have brought through hills. rocks and v:i
isys the Creton river 10 city and here nsksi add
greatly to cur somisrts end happiness We have s the
o. soo y %
II We think So live In New York during the summer n
sv.ry consent:d and happy manner Isss: s sr; soms
the 10 not bad place. after ill Not nueh
worse, imagine, than many Of the ashionahs watsr
ing places and summer resorts where all sorts of peo
pie crowded In together with regard to comfort
or health
Tsss LrAvKs.-The willows on the Battery and In the
the sycamores are beginning to leaf few more such
hne days have had for week past will cover them
with their beautiful summer dress Hh . pity that -e
cannot have In CITY st least ought
to be before every house II addition = their beauty
and the Ane shade they make. high medical authority
serving the health Of cyinhalins all the noxious va
pors carbonic acid and the like they in fact the
ter would be, have the delightful vspors that arise
from our streets In the sunmsr ee,vstsd into green
leaves and branches than to be poisoning the iunss q
our citixens.
HosoKxx.-Psople are beginning to g 70 Hobsksn,
q great many crossed the ferry yesterday.
MAeNErIc TKLEoaAPH-Alr Atwill win deliver an
Society Library, this evening 1t will bs worth hearing
Sr. PxrERi CHuRcH. This church Allied to over.
hswpg last evening By an assemblage OF persons OF
every religious denomination who had congregatsd to
hear the Rev Dr.. Ryder lecture Auricuiar Confes
sion. The lecture was certainly Of the most slo
quent argumenatIve and at the time oenciliatoy
desnces Of the Romaa Catholic doctrine this tuhsct
that have heard and proved the able clergyman
who delivered il to be e tbs most talented aud
couplished dvnes of the age AT the conclusion, the
reverend gentleman took occasion to and
we'll deserved tribute to tho pastor e st. Pster. whs
has been for some time past on bed Of sickness The
pathetic IN which he referred to the character
and services Of the reverend gentleman end bis
corporoai suarngs created in the immense audisnos
feeling Of sympathy which manifested the apprsc asion
in which Dr.. Power is held. W. have taken notes Of
the lecture and will publish them at an early opportu.
nifty.
VAN AMBu RGH1 PRocEssloN-The procession Of Van
Amburgh Co extensive Menageris, will enter the
city day and through the principal streets IL
will BE- magnificent sight 1t will consist OF hiy car
rages by oe splendid horses hy the trinmphsi
chariot, Of which gave q description few days
aucs We should advise all readers to witness thu
fne procession.
FALsx ALAaM-The alarm Of hre last evening about
o'clock false The boys generally manage to get
up an alarm Of Are Sunday for the purpose passing
away their time.
CsaoNERb OSFIcx, April 10. Sudden D.s'h.-The
Coroner heli an inqnest yesterday, At No. 81 Spring
street. the body of Catharine Wilson, native OF Ire.
land 80 yeas Of age who to her death by At OF
apoplexy. Verdict accordingly.