The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

small We 60 Tor the Sunlmert
TIE eevsn ty nine organs of the tavern keepers
at Saratoga aud Newport are beginning to blow '
the tfumpets for their employers. They put '
forth Oriental p0ffs of tie tremendous exertions
in progress to Piupder the uulucky visiters, and |
0Jate upon the grand improvements which are - |
be msde-ssid improvements being generally in |
oludsd in negro aud q pail OF whtewash, or F
after the fashion Of the Western Bonifaoe who
announced that among the "Eovol features" to
be introduced In the American Eagle Hotel was |
pew tooth brush, for tho exclusive use of tho /
guests Of the house which brush would be
chained to the pump La the yard. Although
there Is DO great danger that any one who has I
suffered seasn at Newport or Saratoga viii
ever 60 to either Of those places again. ex,ept ~
matter Of form, yet, as there is new fool /
born every day, and as our people feel rather
rich this year, and must 90 somewhere during
the summer, there will be quito q company OF '
innocent people who believe that they oan pass
q month OF tWo pleasantly aud comfortably
within sight. of the Congress Spring or Aqadnoclk
beach. To those persons who are just now ooa-
sideriug where they shall 60 during the hot /
of the above mentioned places, for sundry wei ghV
reasOns
In the frst plsoe, when one leaves for time
the ceres Of busines-the toll, the dust, the heat
the noise Of the metropolis, for season of relax
alton and repose-0ne expects to gain that relax
alton and repose along With comfortable apart
ments, good society, good table, and suoh
innocent amusemeats as would naturally suggest
themselves to persons who have met for tho
mutual purpose of taking q vacation from the
labors Of life and enjoying it's harmless pleasures
As people live now at Saratoga and Newport.
this cannot be done at either Of those
resorts The hotels are badly built wooden
shanties-the best rooms are inferior to those
of an ordinary tenement house In this city; the |
meals are served after the same fashion that the
animals are fed Ia country mensgeric, while the
charges are exorbtant In the extreme. In she
first place, there lie the per diem rate equal to that
of first class hotel: next you hope to get any
thing fit to eat you must pay from the cook
through the head waiter down to the servant de-
tailed to stand at your section of the table, II you
have interest enough to procure good seat. IF
you do not pay the walters you may go about
gazing upon the vlands which you may not touch
All Is hurry, scury, scrambling, pitching and
tossing. The catter is 30 tremendous that con-
versation isimpossible. Therefore you bolt what
you can get in the general rush for provender,
and retire to the horrors of indigestion. You win
find your room unfit for respectable dog ard
your bed stuffed with straw which has per-
hape served as q couch for horse. If you NJ
never mind few draWbscks-the society b -
good. Society. indeed You win nnd that ~
persons who lead the watering place ton arc
either parvewnes gamblers or stockjobbing forg-
ers, Ia Huntington. These persons have the
finest horses aud the most dashing equipage&
They Gil all the promenades and elbow qulet
people In the drawing roomA They are all mobs
and their impudenoe Is insofferable beyond de-
scripto0. The men pass their time with billiards.
brandy and seears-the women in dressing. dirt
ing and scandalixing their dear friends Proba-
bly, both men and women would do something
else, but II Is not the style.
We are glad that the indications of this season
show that some Of tie best customers of Saratogs
and Newport have bad their eyes opened to their
folly, and will go there no more. Some are seek
ing out quiet places in the mountains or by tho
sea side; Others, who prefer ssoty and excitement,
will join in the summer immigration to Europe
pass mouth or two In Paris and spend the same
time In travelling through Germany, visiting the
celebrated spas. Thefe the hotels are much bet
ter than In America We remember the Hotel
de Rusie at Baden Baden, which Is kept In the
French st, lie by Mr. George Jung. II is as eie-
CANT and commodious as private residence,
while at The table dho> each dish Is served sepa-
rately to each person, so that there can be no
fayoridsm by fleeing the servants, aud one may
dine Us comfortably as in his own apartment 1t
all these watering places amusoments are pro-
vidcd for all tastes aud although they are sbe
resort Of half the gamblers and rou:s, yet these
persons are obliged 70 deport themselves out
worldly as gentlemen, while good breeding
at once extingulshes the snob and the parroSs
There ore many other considerations which favor
European trip, which have recommended
themselves to thousands OF New Workers. We
have now several lines Of European steamers sd-
ditiopsl to those rucnlng last year, and they all
90 out full even at this early period In the sea-
con. The screw chips which our Philadelphia
friends could not support, have every bertt
taken; the Fulton line Is filed for q month
ahead; the Vanderbilt carried out over two hun
dred passengers; and the travel this year will b
very much greater than al the time Of the great
exhibitions The cost Of tip 10 Europe In mo
neg is not mnch greater than q sojoum at Ssrs-
togo or Newport, whilo the ses voyage Is emI-
neptly healthful, pleasant and safe. But vino
ther you visit the German spas or not, BY al
means avoid Saratoga and Newport.
Tm oymA--"IA Trsvisis'' was svcu At Niblos hS
night with The distribution before The house -
crowded 70 excess and really appears tina, The pecsss
have awakened, somewhat too late 70 proper npprcs