The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

APPEARANCE OF BROADWAY ON SUNDAY EVENING.
The Psrisisn. writing from London said that hs was
aevoured by enIui and gave . the simple
ter ce Ce Londai" II this creature Of tho boulevard
DIES Tokens had located in New York, the ndddie
du pow would have troubled him not ~ all. single
promenade Broadway from the Park to Grace church
would have aispelled il all We speak Is Hamlet raid
We must try the card for have oeen there, and
were thsn ever that the graphic pens Of
American writer's can be better employed 10 " word
painting at home than in wandering through Bond
street in London the Pasis Royal at Paris, or the
Bazaar at Censtsntnople. Take Broadway par example
~ ii appears ON . pleasant Sunday evening How
quiet and yet low beautiful 10 the scene The pen Of
Godfrey Crayop which depicted in glowing style
and with fuch beautiful imagery the halls of Bosbe o.
Chico, ard the sparkling fountains Of the ALEXANDRA
might have found beauties and dvet with delicious
pguer upon sights and less charming becaue
they are familiar in the mouth as household words"
Prom enade with u.s. gentle reader and for yourself
sunday evening, eight o'clock-apd We are on Broad
way lost in the throngDg eddying, restless swaying,
crowd, which is 70 hs upon i's broad pave. The
thunder Of the drays and stages which, al other
days Of the week deAeDrg is stopped You have nov
an opportunity to make yourself heard by your compa
Mon without savhng into his ear, as you we're frat
mate Of clipper making vain effort to hail the main
top" No, the carriage way is vacant-f We except
few light dsshing, trottDg wagons which recall remnis
ceDces the Bio0mingdale rosd dinners ct
tbs Abbey ftatious in the Of Harlem to say
nothing Of suIdry sniDgs fooshl, invested 10 bouquets
at The Reality Even these vehicles move slo ~Iy
a'opg-whether because the drivers are impressed with
the beauty Of the for the that the horses
are farigued. than say. But We apply
the Of Law used in all crmiI al and give the
defendant the ben. ft Of the doubt.
have v0 at Tayl O,,sa ia moi
the coup d'oei very mag ih;entf Tho ample mirrors
refec,ipg back the preston Of huntreds Of happy
conference.-the action Of the food of light poured
upon the deco atoms OF white and gold, the busting
waters the perspn g and wesried money takers; aud
abtve ALL the fair faces which sbed over the soc
refupeIc At irresistible and everpowering make
invouI tary think that in this moaey gruobng
age he duce is not altogether sunk 10 the uttl But
the crowd is 6enfe ard must not loer Oar mission
is, like the WaDceriug Jew to so farther on Oaward
and upward then-here Is the City Hotel with I'd
Of gentlemen in very white ocat very black moustaches
and smoking very good cigars. They habtues They
tell where mat lady bought that beautiful be'ese
no paid for the same the latter fact is often Of
great importance On SO till Canal street
and gaze with mingled wonder and admiration ~ the
Prescott House should Gall it. DE Grcovs
Palace" The balcony. running along the full front is
covered with ladies' who have strod from out the
parIors to breathe the fire. air. and take peep at the
promepadtrs Byron eu!ogised the silver music #
ladies' kue htern and truly he had There is
sound 50 pleasant-f they are not laughing at you
Jut below the I" Prescott" is the +" Saint NieholAsn
and just opposite the Collsmore" while two blocks
above tie stately topotan- the @indows of all Of
them sepdir firth hood Of life, light, beauty, aud
cbivalry. The sterner promenade the lower colon
nsdf ard vary the eDjo ment Of the aroma Of thsir
do ole tn f.;-
play above The sidewalks packed with PRONE adsr.
the saloons crowded with devoarers of ices "cobser
jusps, II eripp uss, and other refre.hng condiments
TIE tide sweeps resistlessly From out the cross
streets fry tn usl streams which mnee in great
current with animity which would astonsh Lieut.
MsuJy himself and he knows a great deal about that
sort Of thing Once in While il is impeded BY the pas
rage Of bridge yawains ohasm in the side 1slk
and many the silent apshenas invoked the heads
of rnocsnt strangers Who will obey the Broad Esy
rule do not Ike Cassia know their dexter their
sinister hand The the splendid hotels are
many modern types Of Soy a Chary bd the rocks
being specimens of amin ated nature who lost Ia ad
maton at the spendor Of tho long passages supported
by pillars redoent Of the artists bandhs skill being
beautifully brought out BY the strong light thrown upon
his efforts An Sunday evening is the evening OF all
evenings to enjoy Broadway The description may seem
highly coorsd but tho reality exceeds it an hund ell
fold We not going to discuss It's effect or it. merits
hut srely to tell readers what it ia as it seems to
The beauty Of sach couise Is At once apparent
and In accordance with senfe which saws "sse
AND then judge"
We would not attempt ansly.i OF Broad vay On a
summer Sunday evenipg-se tny give sketch. Aud
sag that the prevalent idea be that or
pre,sed BY Mss Ginevra Fanshawe, (of you've
read vlette, - Vice Ia gazette Vioe Ia bagatele
las les 0rapde passions ct les surer virtues Vtps Ia