The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-28

Pc, % Tor marty r0oH.
Then come two or three days. chiefly memorable
% having been spens In clouds Of duet end smoke,
md for The I'll temper Of Mr.. p, with who@ every.
thing bas gone wrong; tbe party he's koss Q tropk;
some bo6y has stuck The PAterfa midas With ooua-
te'fet tn; the baby has issued prSp0ssls for sst
che got out to obtain milk; srmebody hes she4rsi
one OF Mr.. ChsIles' dogs, WHICH yeodsn him
Cnslks, not The dog there ~ NO doubt that
III bands heartily wish themselvss back again, en-
Joyhg the quiet Of comfortable h0me, II they only
dare say 20. But NO ons does, except Mr.. p; be
cures awfaIy; our army In Flanders was = cooven-
1oD OF u tgospellsn compared to him. and the
"DsJor exc DmuDlcstion" could not hold candle
70 'e rl'is aDatheuas be invekss upoo railwsys
steamboats, hotels, and the fashion OF travelling.
Tbis fIa1e of mind continues until the watering
place Is reached, when Mr.. Instantly orders revi
vers OF various stimulating ingredients, aud Mr.
ChaiIss having sufficiently admU ed his moustache,
cultivated sssduously for the last tso mouths, nc
outI's himself In full suit Of linen, with iooescri
able checks, and ats upon the balcony With Dob
BIER and ,igsr. The IL ,its get ous their most
stteDsbitg wardrobe, and relaxation FOR the season
hes G. mntDcd.
Bells. ,uppe,s, champagne, drives, rides In the
wood, excursions 10 dangerous pla Oh Ia COMPANY
tn dangerous beanx, I'll tstous by the light OF the
ooD, romantic attachment, VOWS Of eteraal de-
voti0D, steatby meetings with toe gentleman "frOm
tie y nth, arrangements for an elOp00le0t, prim.
rose coloied D0tes, Ola ovsry, despair, and Mss p
Is suddenly indis ,osed and confined TO her room.
Bi'lis o. cobblsrs. segars; segss, cobolers, bill
nsrds; q bb'er., billiards. segars make up Mr.
CbaIlrs' Jeaxau N, with episode OF search after
ire gentleman from tae South" WHO has escaped
~ psrts unknown.
Finally, Mr.. P. discusses the matter with the
partner OF is bosom. and, that angelic parsonage
agreeing with him In the man p0iDts OF bis the ry,
as 20 the stupidity Of the ing they agree to
60 home; and the daughter, with = broken heart
witch IL o little time iii re Il by the nrst iatan-
tio, ard the son With broken pocket the result Of
o1A dam skev krR
tie rest Of lis relaxation. agree that ey will go
home. So they leave the scenes OF their felicity,
ard 20 back to the sha te Of the home roof tree,
ssddsr, but not wser-Mr. p. swearing by al the
book thereof, that be never vii be caught in such
sclale again. But tie will.
[Fr m the Boston Journal, August cal
There has been much less journeyiDg for pleasure
this summer 'hsn usuai. Various circumstances
have operated against this mr. de Vf seeking recresr
ton and IeRaining the energies Of health and
ct ength for business. Ia tue commercial cities,
wte'e neD work hardest and need recreation most,
ire tide OF pleasure travelling has been i'm ,eded by
I'm -ncsl tmbai rsssmente. money has been nth
dimculty obtsined for pressing eme' gencies aud
strictly Necessary purposes, aud the aud ankle
tres consequent q, on such state OF th0gs have
denid men the privilege Of rest ~ home or hsthfal
snd :; .S With snei, families and
under Il e soothing and new creating Influences Of
watering places and other sources OF qualification
abroad. The extensive prevalence of the cholera at
Niagara Falls and Montreal, and other favorite
places Of summer resort, has likewise largely re-
tsided the sslutsry current Of summer travel. Toe
more fashionable watering plsc+s 81 as Sarat ga
Springs sBd Niagara Fails, ave f0u0d Q good share
Of votsrits but ~ general thing, tho customary
routes Of travel have been attended by vacant seats
AVID over abundant provision Tor visitors. Esen the
White Mountains the purest source Of renovation Ia
the care . d labor y. m, and an uDdying fountain
OF tie moAt delightful and rational jo ment, have
been comparatively LETT alone in their sublime glory
It has been remarked that our own busy citizens
lave rarely been found in the throngs OF pleasure
travel during he eseDt season, and the truth pro
baby ID, that none have been more closely kept vt
home than those who have had the strongest in
duc4 ments and the best reasons for going abroad