The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

NEW RocHkilz June n 1885,
nuseAssg About Nep RocAeus-7Ae Sparkle Of the Wa.
seins PIaces-IAe Old People-The DriUes and the
SseneTy.
ant you that champagne hiss received the stamp OF
ahisn the wine par excellence. Do you never tire OF
sAanpagnes You open . bottle, the brilliant spray
kaps forth, your goblet is crested with miniature
Of diamonds. The display is pleasing, the wine is all
ysu should desrs and yet you tire of the samensss
How Ike this wine the style of those worthy and mod
sst oh gentlemen, your city reportersl We readers
Of your Place long for some
thing more than the pop and brancy Of their Held
ack, though it be Of right brand and genuine As
change. send you "sparkling Catawba," OF country
manufacture. you like the flavor 1t Is freely yours
spent the whole of last summer in this fine old
Stationed town. with the exception Of week, in which
foshshly endeAvored to find attractions to
ssrbasncs the dust of Saratoga and the extortionate
prices at the hotels But returned to my first love
wiser man. all right except the difference Of exchange"
your Wall street gentlemen express themselves when
tAsy submit your purse and person to the 'sweating
Psocess."
agreeable surprise to find in the vicinity or New
YORK. place like this with substantial country resi-
aeaces, wei beaten and well shaded roads, afording
marked evidences Of conservative population not in
5soted with the prevailing mania Of convert In day
modest country village into pasteooard city These ad
vantage decidedly attach to this town. and with their adj
1uaets bathing and good dshpg render its attrac
ons when known irresistible your peat up citizens
pase Of refuge from the eternal dust and mortar OF
Gotham u 10 needless say the initiated that they
viii find at the Neptune House, at Seberys or lie Roy
Face unueual combination OF comfort and luxuries;
but strangers l would say try any OF them, and
your expectations not realized you may set do En
ihe present correspondent Of the HERALD as Know
Nothing, something We can show during the
bright eyes, rosy cheeks, more sp,en
did equpages greater natural Beauties In and ABOUT
sew Rociele than any other place Of its size in the
Union. Mark that.
RDd among the residents pretty liberal sprnkling
Of Sans sone princ pies have doubtless
some latter day poet after ting In heroic
valiant defence of La Rochelle these oeut
worthless and their fra escape to American soil pro-
eeeds IN this wise:-
At Bulferds Point their dangerous voyage ceased,
And here they disembarked, . weary band;
Beneath the oaks they spread joyous feast,
And praised the GOD that brought the safe land,
Uhh strong resolves, (tnus cast upon fhore)
Their faith should be the ruling one for more.
And here their colony formed. They bought
On got q grant, which then did just as WE'LL
In memory of former ,imes, they thought
Ts spite the Pope, they'd call Il New Rochelle
And who shall dare, thus tried in triple wars,
10 shahe their faith, these valiant sons of Mars?
part Of the manuscript is lost; but it is obvious
on the concluding lines that the writer refers to their
early struggle with the great CARDINAL well 10 the
descendants acted with such prominent energy and
valor He also sussps the idea throughout that they
thus engaged in defence of their altar fres,"
which satisfactorily accounts to me for their present po
But enough of this, and word in conclusion. No
this vicinity slong Cedar road about Pei
haD ProTy, extended, you please through Milton
and Rye, without having his senses charmed with the
As 10 totally wanting in appreciation for the beautiful in
nature and art. ROOKIE