New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
N.wr.u The opeales OF tho season.


NswroKr. 4 / August lSi7.
The side ethesllh aud pleasure scching Summer
sede,sn setting acre .trvngy to this place ever,
,ese ~ cce~s bis a.h aud little fish arc borne
.Ns's tN the sane current But independently o.
wA., rsshsNa is doing 10 lead tho throng this way
81 lJees has attractions vt iis own superior pecu
asr Sed various There may be had hero in per
teStSvA fresh ale sea bathing. pleasure sailing Ash
tes excursions hes views iowliag bowling &c
Thew mUch elegance aud gayety here All
ne pt,sc,psl Cities are represented. and some OF
them ~ very large delegations. Many sumptuous
ggNs,e carriages may DO soen. These are dis
,1sssd ln driving over the tine roads on the island
~ teFs"'i"s through the badly paved streets Of the
NwR
Hat We would not speak Of Fashion those who
sA~Nse, aud they are enough may come and enjoy
snd hS'sc themselves In its gisdy senseless whirl
What PITY that So muchtd pow or among the rich
re suscd AMI cultivated. Is exhausted in the pur-
SAT- " merc pleasure. which is purely selfish and
which passes with the hour of indulgence! The
CIV 1T the ignorant and outcast may 40 up but il is
rct hccdcd by these. FROM noise and show with
more delight aud truer sOlace. the thou ghtfu so.
carucr here may turn to tho scenes where Berkeley
musod ami Chsnnlne revercd Many are the vota.
res there also Withdrawnirom the heat and dust
@cites. sud forgetting the turbulence ofthe world
here may tho body be refreshed and the mind find
.isct Ga these high rocks. looking off upon the
vast expsnse Of waters rolling evermore the profound
morning midday OF evening calm. may sit the lover Of
mytucs musings or the presumptuous questioner Of
Ntturrs mysteries and dream that life IL but
tlccp and forgetting or by he shore be sOothed by
nc waves dreamy. musical murmur. Now that the sea
u calm come gaze upon the trsnquilizing or.
when Ia sg.ted be reused and lifted deep DO.
heaves and rolls lie tremendous bass and pounds 10
madness and fury with eephantns blows these eveTsst
ins walls the solid barriers which Nature has nxed for
its bounds
All whose svocstions compel them to lead sedonisry
and connned lie should indulge themselves with few
days relaxation at this season The side or the
country should have their attractions acknowledged
A. the clerk man Of commerce sits IN his store
or counting room during the coming Winter, In some
uicrval of leisure his thoughts will revert 10 the cool
breezy shore silent outrageous iorestlodge where
IN the hot Summer time though only for day, he found
rereshment and rest. and It's memory shall light up
hope Of other like hours Of enjoyment to enyen the
the heaviness Of his imprisonment
Within q few years. macy handsome Summer resi-
dences have been built here some OF them by Newiork
and Boston gentlemen The town Is enyirOned With
large number Of remarkably wellsdspted locations Tor
pleasant Ornte cottages and gardens We have been so
much pleased with OF them that our industrious
fancy has Immediately set about building" picturesque
houses upon them. But away with sir-castles. Who.
ever has money, and s looking for situation for
Summer retiring place and 10 enough alive 10 the beaut
fu 20 allow himself be IN the least enchanted
by i exhibitions here find place 10 his mind Tor
building q real one.
Among the arrivals announced 10 day 10 that OF the
hotels well filed and the iDnumorsbe smaller
places Of entertainment have all goodly number OF
guests. But the largest number not here yet At
about the middle OF the month tho reaches It's
height The grand Fancy Bal forms the splendid oumi
pston. and closes the season. A. j.