The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

"But," rays reader 1--WE don't know how n do any.
thing el,e there nobody among us who IN ieratauds
thoroughly how to do what In elsewhers suoce Nfuly
DONE There enough in the world to do il We are pre-
pared to do and OF the mechanical trades
manufacture bnt very small portion OF those articles OF
use, which little know LEDGE proper degree Of
on hotels end cottages for the srangers accommoda
ton, would enable TO produce We do not wish to be
understood either carpn s the activity dspN Cd In
accommodating our visitors, or wishing, some persons
prets nd TO- that this 1t summer resort; but
maintain that the business precdrious one, aud that 70,
permanent dependence must have varied mechanical,
manufacturing and commercial interests OF some i'm
lance and magnitude.
We hope our capitalists will reflect upon this suggestion
Import II you cannot find ii home, melody who koows
something thoroughly and set him nj work s 1t, on
liberal bsss, and you will be doing more good to .ne
community than bv the construction OF dozen nrs cs
Coz ages "for rent''-depend upon IT,
We expect frequently to return to this subj ec and to
Offer some practical SUGGESTION
The fact of the matter u.s. thas Ne wpor to is shame bs
or M Sus, soos
and uawae people but too often forget that there Is little
wisdom in slieg the goose that lays the golden egg.
and White Apron, the head waiter, shake In their
pecuniary shoes when independent journal dares to
Figs. Clearer whi'e Apron Co esdisp~ed to mako
hay while the shines. Alas Newport has boen
when George Berkeley, afterwards Lord High Bishop OF
Coync wrote thA; "NeW York bid fair TO rival Newport"
then wh.e winged messengers and merchant princes
spoke for themselves but now the rbtng wharfs and
nents Of mercantile spirit which has dgudled dowa-
grand venturers which their strong ships 10 plough
far distant TO sock panes which put the largest
number OF ope into the smallest number OF rooms at so
much per day. II city OF say 10 0t0 inhabitants (pcs
bly, more reduced TO living upon the strangers Is far
better that they should learn lesson OF self reliance by
having the broken reed upqp which they lean entirely
withdrawn.
We are to have grand walking match here against
tme-wlllam II. Hughes, the pedestrian, having TN
dertazen TO walk eighty consecutive hoafs without stop
ping to day Wednesday at and Containing
n uYda AT Al
"a OF say ~ mites az hour, average Your readers
will remember that this s the rame Hughes who under
took to walk for 100 consecutive hours In California
two years ago this occasion Hughes failed s
ter accomplishing eS hours and 20 minutes as no tells u.s.
from the closeness OF the IN Ehch he walked; he
accomplished the feat however Bston in June Of 1856
and ago waked 20 miles in IL hours aud 20
minutes at this place Hughes is small man, but thick
SET considers himself In excellent training weighing bat
126 lbsand feels confident of his success He Is En-
gishmsn from Liverpool Thee outside bets here Of
from $500 to $500 on the result We shall keep posted
Quite serious accident occurred on Monday afternoon
last, Fort Dsy'D appears tho, carriage containing
three ladies' two gentlemen and sala boy, Its
way to Fort Adams While descending hill
the fort, the horses be anne frightened, and being
rendered still more manageable by the harness
getting against their legs, they dashed furicusy
along the road until their headong progress received
check by striking against partially coset gate the
fort limits Here OF the horse came % the ground
with broken leg Mr.. Charles Howard, who was driving
failing upon his face He 10 considerably hurt, bat not
dangerously No other wounded except one OF
the ladies' who bruised about the and shoulder
COL hsgruder, the commanding officer has publeted some
very sensible regulations in regard to the management and
directions of the crowd of vehicles which visit the fort
upon days. ard placed sentnels TO enforce t
This Q wise thing. and will, doubtless, prevent any acct
dent within the works which might otherwise mar the
pleasure Of the most agreeable Newport
drive TO Fort Adams But no more pom this head al pre-
een-I shall keep the Fort Day for future epstle
Miss Annie n Andrews, so well krexn for her heroic
devotion TO the victims OF yelow fever peslence as Nor
folk u sojournpg ut the Bellevue House. We would
gladly, did your space permit pay attribute to the well
earned fame Of this noble hearted lady. Bat approx
ing conscience must be her all sun sseus reward.
The domestic dihicultioa' which We mentioned In
ing his better hall and scc,rdipg 10 the Newport Neos
"remore" Indeed that paper which to have the
latest ana fullest inform stion upon this subsc says that
''rsmorse the Judge and exe,utoner" The agent
poyed by remorse upon this occasion in electBg the
execution being the graphing ro,e of the boat which
70 rise no more" piece Of paper was found the
body which the following writtsn:-"Fourteenth
DAY Of JAY These are the las, words w.n TO Tri.s
ly things" On tho reserve the words "Sybn and Ma
thai.
series Of dramatic and poetic readings here, which they
have been but simy attended did not, fear prove
sdsss nOoa 'urn MORE aeS o. n .nd
doubtless be succesfu- We think, however, tha' she
would have appeared to better advantage In simpler
style OF dress than that 10 wt,h her, better
et In thoee OF the characters which she represents.
Mr.. Browns too labored. There were too
many movements Of the legs the gesticulA.ioos Of the
arms we're much more expressive. tbs . difficult maj;
ter, I" an Indian might say, to make legs talk"
Our Richfeld Springs Correspondence.
RcHTrrtD sPRnos, August I, 1857.
The Season Of Rch field an ErortiOn nat cfe o,cr Wa
ter1n9 Plac,s-TAe Ho,els-Trou Fishing.
Cool weather invariably the OF pe,unary desrih
TO OF American watering places and such s
the the presen, We have had no intensely
hot weather hence the popular places Of resort al
mos deserted. This Is Of Saratoga, lake George,
Niagara and Avon; bu, s not true OF Richaeld Here
there plenty OF people, FOR Rchued quet besuii
ful little place and the medicinal properties OF It's waters
be surpassed mis- fact has been universally
ceded. and often proved by practical unrsiions, so
that tbore is no need Of further sxer,on In this respect
Everybody does not know the route 10 Achfeld, so
n,, Ra,o,s 90 70 .ae en sbs,s se eo new n
capacous and comfortable four hose 10
70 Ibis plase fourteen n les distant The principal hotel
here the American, OF which COL johnson Is the pro
preior
We have good fishing In this vicinity. Issw trout
las, evening caught In snail brook near this village
one OF those delicious llow,-,hsi weighed over t~o
pounds and half and there OF the SORE
len. Lake schuyler, bea1ural body Of water, lies q
mile distant, and Osego lake about an hours drive Oh
both Of which arc surrounded by the most beautiful
scenery aud sboundiDg in savory ash.
such A. Hon John naiher Judge Mssos OF Tcnnes.ee
Cot Bowie, Of Muylsnd W. Webb, (he shipJuder) Of
New York, and family
Our Lake Michigan Correspondents.
L.Es AossgAS, Juy q, 1857.
TN YAM a; " Lalg-Picursqu> Appe1roncs Of Ne
Cotntry-Esoops Prom ne ouprino Of Boa, dc, DC.
his lake and neishborhood (sbout four miles from
Peckskin) looked finer refreshing inviting
than the present ume perhaps more than asany
other season. from Of the hay and rye crops bein
scattered golden hears the undulaons Of the sol
which, added 70 " natural besety, IL remarkably pic
turesque This lake no, large u rival, Hshopso
but much retired and quiet and consequence