New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29

l ne hHGsCH D. Tue N4aht Cttl f-AlfIGy-
Riding on Raii-Promotisn OF Crtho-
dox views in Rcligion--arafoEa-I I'M
provemcuts-T TIE Hotels-Yisl.er.-Pro-.
peets-Bealts, &c.
Corrspoldeace q Tie Tribune.
CoNskEss HAIL, sarstoEa, June ;. 1870
There j. 10 river lac tho Hsdsoa. have
seen, fl 81. ald cloud aid storm. whatever has
nos: sple1dor il three continents snd leaned
long ego tha:
"Rirs-s that ro-i most musical "a s1u-
Are c.tea Lovely 70 TIE ssr alone"
or all siglts in beauty and solemn grandeur.
the Eaison By uooal sAt or By such sunset IS
that Of Friday IS the hrss. For an hour after re
entered the Highlands fer along the turre.ed
walls rose The don clouds with EDGES Of silve-
and gold. sld at intervals riffs. which seemed
Ike gstewsys into Paradise vel ief1ed they were
and such sirsu-e and riorors s1spos moved orderly
Il the mellow yet dazzling -sieT Beyond aHi then.
Tie day nearer is en-. tie clouds darksned,
and from center by the hcazon, bars of light Ike
fan. reaching hat away -P tie say, dashed A.. Gle
wandering clouds with intense usicr So that Sa-
ture q which the sun is the appointed minister szd
leader seemed ia the pascsl, o. have !avshed ali her
brilliant shows in honor OF his VlihdraNsl. Al length
the Night eame-ulsht with the new moon--and tee
still and the waters, in rePosc gave back from
their .sssei surface the stars and varying shores
and the sleeps with their large white sails. and the
steamers h.ch ia the dusty ght appeared Ike
.ters breathing braided smoAs and ire and at last,
while music yet floating o. from the palace and
city lined shores. tie Midnight aai s.-erward
sound but 49, rushing wheels rrt tn ,for.lng met
u.s. with crowds and tumu.t and lying runners Tor
hotels. and s,s ge-.nes. and railroads, al ALIANY.
Il vas 10 doubt, a misfortune to tbs occapiers
Of Of those shops down s.ons the whlsves and
by Msrketst and Broadway, ;hat IRE q iast Aa-lmn
but Albany s valty improved ,0r H. Would % we're
more 50 and inst IN is new geiunss 10 might set
good hotel
Really, troubles could never be taught tat hsb-
Il OF angels. which Ia angels IS 30 much lameuted
hut Of troubles is the most desired IT least they
came thick and fast from our leaving tho Isaac New
ton until reached this place 90 present writing
Riding on the rail road from Albany to Saratoga re-
minds one constantly Of al uucamp .lueatI and (ss
the snirnsls discoursng 81 ward 'clug ~ patriotism.
should Dee able % ei uncomfortable process Il
like name and earlier invention 10 could hc borne.
however without any explosion o. passion bu, 0r
grand rascalinducei suffering rehgiousiy aud pho.
s0yhicsiy Tor through much trl0ulati0n We enter
into the kingdom oi heaven and why not, by this
tFivauce into >aratoea' II could boz borne but HAT
when We arrive. dustc0vcred and -mmerng 1Nng
30 a. hraed IA meal that men look 80 rs IA appe
ttes a. Baliston VIC ale there ccmpec led n the bot
sun 20 si, md M and fly, and burn tArce quarters 90
hour while. ( suppose. tho 1rtmfn and engineers 1
diao ~ the sans S1Hc . s there long enough 90 20
three tres % Saratoga and back again To 0e wan
tony eoted % tits cruelty, when almost "a sight 81
our destination Involves ~ much OF .coludrasu rtle
most enlarged aud wise definitions of tlis w0rd that
h. must be more skilled than lu ne.lpfYs.cs Who |
should defend the President and Directors 0f the road
from ~ lmpualon. The people % the train 10 which
came though indeed very much heated. not NAT
ura.y cruel or fierce and persuaded 10 was thtir
unanimous sense that the said President Directors
Engineers Conductors aad Company, deserved 90 pass
time IN place considerably hotter than under
their own boiler An inCaersge looking gentleman, ia
a white cravat. Of whom learned upon inquiry that
he was Uuiversaist preacher. announced needy |
that In view Of the whole subject he was inclined 20
some change Ia his theo.oey-'o be hereafter but a
Res0rdfi0ass, a. any Taend Il 10 were true, as some
OF his fellow sufferers aTerrct That the scsnda0us de
teuon WAS permitted every day le should revise and
probably alter entirely bis translation OF 'Alics, shtol
and 'gehenua' Men. The simple accomplishment OF |
good Is NOT necessay virtue. THIS Advancement Of
orthodoxy was IN no way tho object In view ~ these
Of sentence Whatever. sfcgEd MtH. Avoid th I'D and
theirs by coming Troy. and you will ind every |
thing oroered for your speed and comfort
Al last the held OF Saratoga u won, and a.
the word even Gates felt 10 more joy. might
pause here. indeed. to ind little more iaut with
the Railroad managers particularly for that they have
no cleck Tor luggage, j. the custom with more Dc
people IN their vocation regret Tor which UsF
eer8 are compelled % stay laf hour amid crowd
OF porers for tho recognition OF their particular
trunks, &c-hut the comforts AID sausisctlous that
t4NNtfitN az ia "4tA+4N4f .~s+~' t4''N @'. ~
fulncss.
Like Washington in the sessions, Saratoga in |
the season is bur an aggregation OF hotels and |
boarding houses but rs men and women come |
here for pleasures instead Of politics the hotels and
boarding houses here vastly superior 20 those IN
the metropolis have tried several OF them In differ
ent years the spacious I'M I'D States with is pleas
ant grounds the respectable Union. and several OF tne
smaller houses are prOveT0iA Tor dtercnt eNceen- |
ces fashion a, the first peiy al the second, etc. but
CoNGBEss HALL IT, take IL I'll IN nl, to me the most
agreeable Summer retreat In this country Since the
last u has been newly painted newly papered
newly carpeed and in many other ways greatly i'm |
proved and Nr. Brown has the best COOK north |
Of Newiork. Everything Is perfectly neat and fresh
the viands sre served smoking hot beads roll spark
Ing from the Champagne O. dissolve upon the p the
straw berries retain the fragrance OF the meadows and
al things about the table are Ia ssvory and odorous
keeping. The rOOms, TOO, admirably ventilated
and wei furnished, and ssudlousy lea' and tie Wei
trained servants are numerous enough ~ put ine IN
order every morning while the guests are breskasng
Iois IS the deIghuu.lcst season to yislt the |
Springs the country IS clothed IN its brightest |
garniture the trees rustic their wealth OF leaves
Of which not one is faded. noichsd by the euylous
insects that cloud the more advanced Summer and |
the c0yers and grasses al night dsull doors more de-
cious than are sold BY Bonisni which use up on the
exhaiug devs 10 greet the lovers OF tie morning air.
The Saratoga waters are not only restorers OF
health, they are It's preservers there ID 10 more
salubrious place Ia America. The absurd story |
shout the presence OF the Cholera here, was Justly
Characterized IN ne Tribune few days ago s "lcAen
-deprlyng those who tear this scourge Of their only
prospect Of confident rep0se. Th9c has Htrr ef fAg
tire bern single fsrancs Of Afi,lc Ch0l1s nithn Ten
Nils Of he Sgriass
The Hotels here are filing up, but the crowd Of
visi,ers generally follows the 4th ofJay We have
now here many valet0dinsriaus. and among them
the learned Professor Of History In the New York
University. Dr. Henry the dashins Mrs W. Of Lnrer.
sty place with splendid turnout the beautiful! and
brilliant Nh. I. and Mr.. Of Union place, are among
the other aotabiiaes already on the ground for the
season.
shall write from other places noFIhward, and per
hsPs again from tie Springs Meantime am Eruly
vours LrrwI7. |
FRON BUENos AYREs.-Tne Boston Irareiler
has fu details Of the news from Busnos Ayres, per
ors Eliza Taylor. reported yesterday b Telegraph
Al Baenos Ayres produce Wa scarce ana high. and
fret oats very much depre,-ed There wa very large
number OF foreign vessels port some o. which had