The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-22


WATERING PLAcEs-ExcURsIoNs, &C., Sc
We perceive that many of our wealthy citizens
are preparing to spend the summer at the sea
shore, and at the different watering places in the
lnterior-while great many more would start
if they only knew where to go.
With the view of assisting this latter class in
making their selections, we invite them to read
carefully the list of summer resorts, published
In the advertising columns of the Herald of to-
day. They must indeed be hard to please if they
cannot select from among them one agreeable
place, to which they can 60 for few months,
and invigorate their constitutions They will see
every variety advertised; some where sea bathing
and sea fishing can be enjoyed to perfection, and
some where they can imbibe the most whole
some medicinal waters to their hearts content.
Such OF our citizens as have the inclination
and the means to take themselves and families to
watering place, for month or two in the sum-
mer, and do not do so from economical motives,
are guilty of great injustice, and deserve to be
poor as long as they live. 1t is essential for our
brick and mortar bound inhabitants of Gotham
to have few weeks or months relaxation in the
country during the summer, if they wish to pre-
serve their health for the rest of the year. For
ourselves we would rather expend two or three
hundreds in taking enjoyment and relaxation in
the country, than in paying it for doses of calo-
mel and ipecac in the city
Away, away to the mountain brow" or to
the sea shore, should be the motto of every man
who has the means to do SO, at this time of the
year. by the way, we must endeavor to collect
the sayings and doings at the watering places
this summer, and dish them up in the Herald for
our readers While the fashionables are drinking
the waters or bathing in the surf, we shall be
among them takin notes." which we shall
"prent" without fail
PERUVIAN INDEMNITY. Official announcement
was published by the Attorney General of the
United States in the Union of Saturday last, no.
tifying persons having claims against the gov
eminent OF Peru, to present their claims forth
with to him, in order that they may be decided
upon before the 9Th of August next the time IL
mited for the adjudication of them.
The manner In which these claims shall be
presented, will be gathered from the following
extract from the Attorney Generals notifca-
tom
Ordered lst That each claimant shall declare In his
memorial for and In behalf of whom the claim Is prefer
red and whether the amount thereof and Of part
said claim arose did belong solely and absolutely to the
claimant or to any other person. and If to any other
to what person And In of claims preferred for the
benefit Of any other than the claimant the memorial to
be filed shall further forth and show when and bv
what means and for what consideration such other has
become entitled to the amount, any part Of the
amount. of said claim.
I'D That the memorial shall also set forth and declare
whether the claimant well any other person tor
whose benefit the claim is preferred Is now and at the
time when the said claim citizen of the Uni
oS :; as time the @
Of domicil has since taken place.
Sd That the memorial shall also set forth whether
the claimant or other person who have been
any time entitled to the amount claimed or any part
thereof hath received any and any, what
Of insurance otherwise for loss injury sustained
satisfaction for which therein asked and II any such
when and from whom the sahe received.
4th. That the will be taken up for decision in
the order in which they may be fled and docketed.
1t appears that several claims have been pre-
scented, but not filed; among which are:
Brig Thetis, Of Boston Henry Parsons master
master.
Bsrsh Fitch master of the ship Flying Fish, of Bos
Ephslet Smith, for any interest he may have in the
schooner Wasp Of Boston, and in the cargo Of the ship
stephen Howe, for any interest he may have in the
cargo Of the ship Esther, Of Boston.
Edward Scott for any interest he may have In tho
John Huan for any interest he may have In the cargo
Of the Robinson Crusoe.
1t would be advisable for the press generally
to direct the attention of the public to this sub
ject, as delay N presenting claims will be fatal
and will result in loss to such of our citizens as
may not present them within the time specified
by the Attorney General.
NAvAL.-The line of battle ship Ohio, Captain
Strlngham, will probably sail to-day She pro-
ceeds direct to Rio de Janeiro, where she will
land Col. Tod, the new Minister to Brazil.
Mexican Privateer and the Brig Carlnelita.
The following communication, from the Consul at
Barcelona In reference to the American brig Carme
Mta," has been received at the Department OF State
CONSULATE or UNITED STATES,
BARCELONA, May 81, ISi7.
SiR with reference to my letter OF the 7th instant
informing you Of the American bark /" Carmelits" hav
ing been brought into this port by Mexican pryateer
have the homer to state that Captain Littlced and
the returned to their vessel the 9Th
inst by these authorities and since then, remain there
at perfect liberty
The Spanish government, having ordered regular in
y.