New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
Snrnfngn-WhiR Ticker.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

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SARATOGA SPRINGS. May - lS47.
Our County Convention met to-day and made out
the following Ticket for Judges, &c viz. A. Boo
KEs ofSaratoga Springs, for Judge JoHN c. HuRL'
BURT Of Saratoga Springs, for Surrogate; JoHS
LAWRENCE, Of Waterford. IN District Attorney;
aud - SEYMOUR. of Waterford for Associate
Justice. The candidates are all young men Of ia
lent. fully competent 10 fill the places for which
they are nominated, and we hope to elect them by
q handsome majority. Yours, &c. y
SARATOGA sPRIYGs.-Already the busy note of
preparation is heard at this fashionable watering
place. and the village papers are teeming with no.
tees of the changes and Improvements that have been
made since last season.
From these notices and with the help of correspon
dent there we make out the following synopsis
They have got a new Spring, named the EMPIRE
SPRING few rods North of the High Rock. that
has been analysed by Prof Emmons, and found
10 contain Iodine and ess Iron than any Springs
before used there.
The three monster Hotels there have been thor.
cughy painted and repaired that they look as good
w. and will be kept the as last year, VIZ;
The UNITED STATES HOTEL which IS 10 De
Opened tor company next Saturday the 29th) by
the Messrs. Maryins, whose reputation a. connected
with this hotel widespread that IL requires no pun
Ing hy IL Is enough 10 say that will be kept IN the
same liberal style heretofore. 1t needs but the ban
ishmen of Alcoholic poisons TO make this one OF the
beet summer resorts between Davss Straits and Cape
Horn.
The USIoN HALL was opened last Saturday
f22N by Messrs X. x w. Putnam as usual w G
see that their accomplished assistant MIR. Huiin Is also
there ye, attend to his troops Of friends And tnen
their beautiful garden famous for the number and
variety OF Dshlss is yet under the charge OF Mr. Cedy
CONGREss HALL is to be opened soon by Messrs.
J. Collins aud j. Ford, who intend keeping 1t on
strictly Temperance principles, the as last year.
confident that their then such as satshed
The numerous customers
The numerous Hotels that rank in the second
class there although superior TO the hst class 10 many
other places, have also put on their Summer look
There are some good Temperance Houses IN this
class too, viz: The Columbian Hotel, by baich,
which has been raised another story this Spring the
National Hall which opened last year Tor the nrs'
time by Mr. Stoddsrd who made many friends; and the
Congress Spring House, which has always had good
reputation under It's old and present proprietor, Mr.
MOriarty and then for those who have the wretched
taste 70 neuraizc and than neutralize the gooc
effects of Mineral Waters with Liquid poisons, there arr
the American Hotel by Wilcox Pitkn, and he Mont
gomery Hall by C. B. Moon, who already mum Der thei
guests by dozens. .
And for thu smaller Hotels and Private Be srdinl
Houses accommodating from ten to hity guests eaeh
they are so numerous that have not even TO )m u
name them will only say that as near as we car
reckon there are twenty thirty Of this class
OF the general village improvements there are the WI
plying of the village with pure water for fire and OF 1er
purposes. something very much needed there-and the
beautiful blocks Of brick stores put up in place OF noe
destroyed by IRE last year and the before when
add very much 10 the comfort aud comelness OF the
place.