New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

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q, szcz~on pSry dnSly separates At chicago let us
k-rs IL vy-t 70 close and hasten 70 resi wei earned
fyskr< days fatigue. But the last word Is written
- r-.5r unus express his thanks ;he many friends
h hss -i A-i h rnary nc has made the icn-'hoaed
r,--sv =, varied s,s O.: Kindness and assistance, and
espAsaIy % Cayt BsRsiE and Nj DAwIlr Of the good
.sAzsr COLLEEN En-, whose many cyics and attentions
I, ssa,s..ly acknowledge.
Rocx IsIASp SATURDAY. June 10. 1884.
T. EI,ursion -esched this place about II clock ami
IL ps--y preparing % separate The voyage down
ths vsr has been 70 cs agreeable than that ascending
May cca;leea have. however. been compelled to sier
c-ssly ior Of sleep. the boats were 70 crowded
sAsr bau-e too many invitations had been issued, or
tecs-c persons holding tickets had brought with them
greater number Of companions thar their tickets specified.
an told there were several cases in which single tickets
sTe made 70 serve for entire families and their friends
A. Chs-o those entering the were ouF requested to
show :hs. they bad hekos bat there scrutiny as
70 The number OF persons each ticket allowed In that
Fay Il Lot in Others the boats finally overcrowded
aad the rcss has been that through the whole trip mony
,eaieru who should by alb means have had comfortable
see have had opportunity to sleep except on mat
tre On the cabin floor. As these could never be laid
down before midnight. and must be removed before
clock the morning and were never very favorable to
repoe their occupants have had but from Two to oaf
bours' seep ct night while sleeping by day was even
-e out Of the question Thus at the end OF the week
tAcse unucky gentlemen entirely used up ami 1t
would be nothing surprising several OF them should pay
for tbeir week pleasure by fits Of serious Illness.
Last night meeting held on board he toiena,
(which with the Colder Era, formed the re"r-guard {" orr
fset 20 adopt proper expression OF feeling wiih re-
gard 70 the Excursion and the important public work IN
connection with which it had taken place Mr. FILLMORE
presided assisted by Mr. BATES, Mr.. FRANCS T. BLAIR,
Judge HALL and Mr. DAVIS. Of Conn.,. with H. IL. VAN
DYcK and c. A. DANA, Secretaries set OF very aq-
propria.e resolutions drawn by the Rev DR. BACON were
discussed and adopted Various subscriptions were also
raised on the different boats for testimonial TO the officers
Az the Upper Mississippi must now become route Tor
Fashionable Summer travel is only proper to say that
those who resort here must not yet expect to ind all te
oonyeniences and comforts which abound ON our North
River steamers. Everything very plain the state
rooms arc impericctly furnished but the bcrths are
roomy The table very abundant hut bntierkniyes and
surar-tongs among its Injuries. But those who
know how 10 overlook these little deficiencies cannot hope
anywhere TO behold nature in such muliiorm ovclinos
and grandeur Us on the waters of the Mississippi between
Rock Island and Paul in travelling to pass week
Or fortnight of more genuine and constant enjoyment
THE MISSISSIPPI
iIr WEED of TIE albany ErcniHg JoHrao' separated
from the great Excursion Party at Rock Island and went