The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-11
The Watering Places.

Improvements an the TiLage-One thing needed.
Every train Of and every stage, brings larger
number of gentlemen and ladies from far and
of all classes seek this delightful retreat where
nature has furnished the wonderful healing waters
to improve the health and to augment the joys of life;
surrounding her fountains with pleasant and beau
tfu prospects, TO please the eye and inspire the soul
with admir- ration Of the bountiful Creator Of all and
where nature had failed to fashion things suit the
venience and taste Of art and improvement have
terposed to make another paradise
large proportion OF the visiters here and to re-
MAN, are gentlemen Of wealth and fashion, with their
wives, and daughters from eastern and southern
cities. A fair proportion young and buoyant with
Joyous feelings and animated with high antcipations Of
happy and honorable lives They give charm every
circle, by imparting spirit of cheerulness to each
The parties balls levees, &c. Of the season, thus far,
ter. Youth and Beauty have mingled with age and
while the elasticity and sprighness Of the former have
the latter all have seemed to forget their
dispartes in the mutual pleasures the illuminated and
gay saloon
spirits OF ALL may be mentioned the sweet music of
schneders popular band, from city This band has
the U. States, for the entertainment of their
guests and several times day, and during even
soft harmonious rapurous strains Not at that place
alone however, are the clouds which soectimes
disspated and the light and hope of brighter future
admitted AT all the principal hotels may be seen the
smiling and happy looks defy the corodng influence
OF obtrusve sorrow and disappointment Every day
seems 10 the peasuIableness the
creasng numbers ana mutual recogntons of friends,
mpart exceeding animation every circle the
renee OF every assembly OF guests.
this place. Those consumed were not such as they
on broadway new block is now going up. Of e three
stories and basement be of brick it'll iron pillars in
front and making in ALL some eight good
below, with Office. above, and adding much
the beauty Of the The enterprsng are
also making other extensive in their build
ngs streets &c. This is should be- Saratoga should
be one OF the most splendid villages in the Union in
OF the fame it shall enjoy popular and heathful re-
sort for all countries. through an coming time.
Were allowed to make a suggestion, which the ma
to the people Of Saratoga"By some means il possible
bring back that wender of all wonders your village,
High Rock SPRING to its former flow. Find the mis-
chievous won't from which passes off the boiling bubblng
stream before reaches the surface of the can
grounds there be so improved invite vsiters to an
examination of it." By this may this wonderful
that its present conformation effected may it be aug
mened for ever rendering it. from year to year, OBJ
| | know Of medium through which to call the
attention OF those interested successfully the
we're to make the suggestions | have in any other
paper, before any movement would be made, the
inquiry would be, What does the Herald say
| about it n And so, indeed every subject and
| with all my knowledge Of the celebrity of the
| Herald, was not aware, until took little pains to
OBSERVE that there such perfect reliance Of every
about, of all parties and in every place upon the
Herald for information, and for decision OF import
ant questions Of public moment. On the reception Of
the relating to the action of Congress affecting
riffs and in relation to the war; sc &c. the question is
But will not repeat lest be deemed "syc."
RAMBLER.
NEWPORT, July 4, 1886
The Scenery of the Place Comforts and its .attrac
| fions.
| So you complaining Of weather in great
Gotham. All could yosbut taste the sweets of Mar
ragansett zephyrcoud you only transplant yourself
this delightful spotn hale its sweet breeze and the
perfume Of its thousand gardens-dream all day of its
| dark yed daughters and lie awake all night thinking
of themeat Of its excellent beef butter and straw
berres-drink OF its delicious miik-bathe in its cool
clear watsrs-sh in its fine bay for bass and tauaug
passed from purgatory to paradise.
Such a delightful place is this sweet little nest upon
| the Narragansett In New York you only exist, no.
thing more Here you may live, and il not diseased in
mind or body, you may enjoy life. walk through its
life, unless you bachelor. and get suddenly killed
of by TIE flash Of dark eye, some Of which you
are sick throw physic to the dogs and come to New
port if you sound, throw business to the - and
come to Newport. Here you will soon be healthy and
happy;
elsewhere holiday Of course Here however, not
noisy one-Newport is sedate sober place. The de-
scendants of the Cogshells and the Coddingtons
the less patriotic Tor Newport truly american
town. but they prefer celebrating their Independence
| quiet family way. We must not Judge mans patrio-
tism by the noise he makes, more than you would
fiddle by its case. Nevertheless when the sun sets we
shall doubtless hear of the Fourth, neat little
protecting exhibition is about TO of right under
boys seem to long for night a. much as did wellington
at Waterloo spie ndd banner too is flying from the
their shadows before" This starspanged dag the only
one floating the Ocean," and to direct
our horoscope toward the affairs Of the south west we
might be led to look upon this incident prophetic of
| our future greatness
AS yet but few visitors have arrived The GOODNESS of
tho thord TIM lottn pf h1Q
mined most of these summer birds to stay at home, until
alter the Fourth Besides visiters do not make their ap
pearance early at Newport as at Saratoga great
many cottages and apartments, however, have been
gagged and the ensuing week will doubt fill the hotels
prehensions of being crowded together Cape May
and Saratoga All corners will find that ample accom-
modatons have been provided for them.
As Newport possesses other points of ntere besides
its fashionable repuation-such as Indian remanshis-
torical recoecons Of the Revolutionary warantiqui-
ties, still to be its neighborhood shall endea-
vor before the bathing season has fairly begun to give
you some account Of these focal lions" They form
of the Inducements to select Newport place of
summer resorand great item it is leading TO thou
sand walks rides drives, pcncs and parties Of pleasure
No spot in America early historical reco
lections than Newport-and perhaps town in
whole country has to rejoice the ami
versary of Independence Her citizens bravcly
fought for their freedom but obliged to submit for
period Of years, to the brutal surveillance and
tyrannical conduct OF military dictator.
EcoLiER.
NEWPORT, July 5.
Shots from the Seashore n chapter Of Incidents.
Yesterday passed of in this quiet old city without any
very great excitement Many citizens Of Newport had
gone Providence and New Bedford where large dis
plays were expected In the latter place, we believe
over thousan dollars expended hreworks--
The Bostonans sormed and took the Castle of St. Juan
de Ulloa.
very handsomely uniformed company Of volunteers,
with son of the Commodore Perry at their head,
enlivcned our streets with music and bright colours
c~1r. rooC.ar II .;o1o
evening an Exhibition of fireworks in IN open field ad.
Joining the Ocean HOTEL witnessed by delighted
thousands Altogether, the citizens Of the little old Town
made quite enough noise to prove their patriotism One
thing worthy OF remark remains for to say. was
ne rambulsng the streets, during tho whole day and
did single individual with "a brick in his hat"
ha,o haor