The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
THE SUMNER ATS.
Our Niagara Correspondence.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE n Y, June 20, 1856.
.Noes from Niagora-Rush Of Travellers 10 the Rush Of
Waters-Appearance Of the Coantry-Open,ng Of the
Montea9le House--Hs Situation and Snrroundin9s-A
First Glass american Hotel, de-, dc.
The summer season has commenced here under the
most favorable auspices, with every appearance Of an
rush Of travellers coming view the rush
of waters. From Montreal to New Orleans, froa New
York to San Francisco pilgrims, thirsty for sight Of
natures masterpiece, Niagara come rolling in ovar
rattlng railroads Arriving here on very warm day,
covered perhaps with the dust of travel with ringing
70 the tune OF clck flick, click ack Of wheels
and the shrl screams Of the locomotive how delight
fully refreshing the cool breeze over following in the
train Of the rushing waters; how soothing the wearied
sense of hearing the eternal fall Of waters, Nature
the kind mother, shaking up grand 'cobber" for
her fatigucd children!
The foliage of the trees around Niagara
vivid green than during this season. the aeness
the spring retardng their growth till tho Of sum
er, they have burst forth with unwonted prousion aud
how much they rejoice the sight OF tho brick viewing citi
who flies from the dusty city to Niagara only those
tell who like the writer, railroad TO the Falls Apropos
OF the GOODNESS of the weather here when
else is so stunningly hot have to the conclu-
sion that entirely owing to the length of the FALL
which here extends throughout the entire year. The
fcebank which here three weeks ago. under the cf
beside the American fall has yielded to the pressure Of
circumstances including and water and has kone
to join the last years saw ice in the streets Of
Niagara City this morning, but it came out of cart.
The ratings, Bdde staircase and other stand bys
Goat or Irs Island, have been renewed and repaired
during the last spring making the paths of the pedestrian
those Of peace OF mind regards his personal safety
Goat lsand-quere, eco ~ slands Is this last the
correct thng The Maid Of the Mist makes her regular
trips into the great mist Of the Falls and sails along
fully as a duck moved by steam power. The njuns''
are about town here couple RIGHTEOUSNESS yes
terday morning. that dressed the character to DEATH
knocked the Bowery 60 natives" completely from time
Their broad brim. long nap, black beaver hats with
"oysterrich" pumes several feet beyond Badia
'tie, /" IN "n Puritani." Indeed they were.
Next 10 the wonders of nature come the works Of man
and any body stop at the Moneagle House. and not
find model for all other hotels the writer loses his
guess Its location admirable Being removed from the
noise and dast heat and confusion of Niagara City 1t
enables its occupants at all times enjoy the pure
ar OF the country The grounds around it fast being
laid out in flower gardens, with gravel board walks
leading TO the banks Of the rushing waters where de-
noble suspension bridge is but short distance from
the hotel; pleasant drive takes you to the Falls
architect 81 e Mon,ea e on has e5 yes e The
on himself by the elegance of proportion every where pre-
served in this solidy built stone structure 1t pride
and ornament to Niagara. Nor should omit mention
OF the tower surmountng IT, from which there il splen
did view Of the Falls. Through every department OF
this hotel the master hands s Messrs
wooster Vesey are plainly shown and from luxurious
~ Fitted saloons and chambers to the perfectly APP
pointed table there is absolutely nothing len undone
Horses and carriages ready at moments warning to
convey boarders 70 the Falls and other objects of
IN the vicinity and the arrangements for pas
sengers and from the hotel to the railroad depot ec)
are complete II you To the Monteagle House you
VIII md what Americans may be proud Of and that Is
rst class American hotel, sinstifutonn by the way
That the FIRST OF English novests declares superior any
other hotel q any other country in tho world.