The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

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HKwroRr. n L, July 2e, 1855.
Tint HEATED TERM The Stascs--Th. Unita
ran Church Fair--A practicai Joss.
We nave been asked the mesning OF ths cheated
term" We were honest, and confessed our inability
to explain. We remarked taat ors Mr.. Merriam
WHO Goes" the weather on Brooklyn Heights, ha
fired CIR series Of paragraphs On that subjsct
which ter the most part briefly announced &c
swsl.eiins humanity in general. tina. tas cheated
term srll continued Oar friend said "nuribug'
end 'guersed that tie clerk Of the weather was'-
well nsver mind what our fiierd said-he was
excitablc-perhaps the cheated term made him
so-and we regret TO a6mis that hs went the
whole length Of the expression, and ctncudei by
quoting tho precedent Of one Mrs. Jones, who vent
round retailing stale news But what, yon may vel
ask, "What has all this to d, vita Nswpon?n A
"prts.y considerable sight (to use Yankee!sn J
IS ycu yourself would allow If you could bu. see
us as we si' Tin thin Goa. and prosuse peyspira
tion> 10 scravl this epistle.
che season" is abou. What il was ten ds; IS ago;
the Ocean House has about l50 inmates; tho pla q
is not Gran med, nor do We thiuk it Mksly to be.
All the better. therefore, for those who come-more
Bedroom and elbow room, and, better still lelsor.
able prospect Of getting some Thing to eat.
The Germanians are hers--conc srts, hops. bathing
cars 60. unlike those so graphically described by
one ofyour long shore correspondents 10 recent
epistle), and oil the complicated machinery Of
the season, are ready and only Wal, ths in1ax Of
" the Strangers to get up the seam Wa. a
pretty sermon practica Il one, I mesa--ca1!d b
preached here during the high carnival OF the 81 4
mer time, from the text, +" was q stranger aac 70
took mo M" But there, alas the qaots;ion mus.
Of ramsnt in these parts who wco:S.d Ts S,sSoas
pecuriary consideration to his tailor nor Of one
sick and 10 prison. getting out without feeling
his lawyer.
The ..last agony hers ia the vay Of An AZ ito
ment, hiss been the Unitarian church fair. q, the
Ocean House hall; or "a 1t may Otherwise DO styled
not very new way Of raising the wind TO Iiquldae
Old debts' Bat honesty Of intention ia every :hins
In these latter days and surely charity covere.h
Tho 50 Of needlswolk We'll take it all in oil, /. was
fair far; with fair women. fair girls more than
to discover an unfair difference bet veen the amou al
dsbursed and the articles purchased, why they i'd
only to reflect that they wee casting their brea
upon TIE waters and might possibly fad it after
Pieked up immediately. Taere was, moreover, =
Pest Office where we failed to inquire for letters;
and pasteboard sign which informed the frien Is
that 2 "grab box" (crab box, we read it,, vas
fer The very moderate charge Of halt q dime,
the deluded youth thrust In his hand
and drew forth something less than bis moneys
worth. Bus, after all, We ought to be ashamed Of
o. Unitarian friend Of ourselves has intma.od an
jntenticn Of crossing No of her books We should
give this charitable effort either more or less than
sc,ip,iop; that is II we can show evidence Of good
lnteLton by 20 doing. So in all sobe mess At table
hea!ed Literary Corielisies (there must have been
mistake here for we looked In vain for the auto
found brace OF autograph poemsb by Longfelloa y,
which doubtless brough. rouad sum di to by
Tnckernsn, and ditto by. Geo. Curtis. There
were also dry s,ecimens Of bad sig
Which these Of Miss Fanny Kem0ie were
the most abupdant--is being petty generally
W deIssocd that more were to have been had IL they
could have sid them. The Crimsan Nightingale
would also have been ION the table, but as the
Times las yet to settle the question OF her being
Unitarian, they wouldn't "grieve her. by the impu-
tation 10 addition to these m,tters, and q stock
Brooks, Esq, has labored hard to produces quaint
~ CT Little manuscript books, containing trsusa.
ucns from the German, (in wh,h Mr. B. excels,l or
paragraphs picked up abroad. From one of these
COLLECTION OF epifapss-we Gull the following. CD.
Liar gotten, in North Waes:-
Our life Is but wintry day
Some only breakfast and awAD
Others 70 dinner stay, and arc full fed
The Oldest man but sups and goes to bed.
Large Is his debt who fingers out the day;
Who goes the soonest has the least to pay.
Orr cid fishermen here are fond Of practical ,kes,
a. the following may show some eutarpnsing
ama'ents In piscatory pursuits employed man TO
tske them out "bassng = but as they we're, or
seemed 70 be, very eret n, the old wsg took them
to white washed ledge Of rocks in the inner hsr-
bor known as the lime rocks, and there the eRthu-
sasiic Waltoniaps passed their day, with blazing
sun above, and sb,ut the same chan 20 of catcain
fish a. il they had been angling ia their cisterns at
home: But the old isherman's cry was ever
!" Bait EN- veil up, gentlemen; they're q lee.le shY
about here But the NAL is closing, aud mus,
cry hold.
On Saturday next. .. p. NJ, Bishop C,rk., Of
Rhode Isard, with Others Of the clergy viii lay the
corner stone Of new Episcopal church in this place
Il il to be called Emmanuel church, and will be IN
der the charge Of the late rector Of Trinity Mr..
Brewer.
The Epscopalsns, by the way are to hold a
brand fair 90 the 10th OF August TO asss. 10 raising
the necessary fur de-. 6SArpro TURrLg