The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY a. 1859.


sot cpy eooy Of ths pesssuse ass Ar,rdsd bg sa
| ssN" u The Union, but AVOID the created Camden sa
ANNOY monopoy and receive prsci beners fro "a
tea otSzs and other advantages Of this route, 10 ss
bhpg OF IA opportunity OF enjoying Dan la the slrf
This pace >ai0 s1vise AL pleasure seekers TO try
Of sspords steam MS, whehsi starting from New Yosl
ed ~ ibe TSP, tney will CO. eniy fall TO ~ Ia CONDITION
o. o'h bay aod mDa 10 oDjo, one OF sne mo ageeah
/ bi's I" Nave ~ioiD the OF tLa lOu'st. ~.
the passengers are all landed here tne inside tn
pant or cape, oist4oce OF two miles from npe slSon
where bre - waiting carriages by to coayey
70 Inc oii.reu: hoe s. tho expense oens ~ Tho
steamboat CompSpS which brings person from PItia-
dtpha for seventy Eye oebs ano lands ni at too holcs
and from New York, distance OF one nuadled iity
smooth and level, ard quickly driven oyn. Juss at
the edge OF the village q bridge stream
wren person can essily jam? across, ana are thsn
son tost we arc on Cape Island. Ise6iatey eatsf
vlsee OF ahout TOO Inhabitants tnat remain here
inc enue year. have also been agrocaby disappointed
with the appearance OF the Cape Tho idea hsa formed
OF Was Of bleak barren sand bed, about attractive
as .ohty Island without natural green nerbe to DO
seem bot, on tho contrary find that the entire Cape
unoer nigh state OF cultivation with pleasant farm
houses and large and uxuriant fields OF grain every
grass 70 the beach. In fact far the
tges OF Cape May, as wagering pace, concerned IL ia
shssd OF any Other sesboard resort that have vset
And nothing but the fact OF s being under control
OF Jersey seems TO have prevented from excellng ~
oheis All thai is neeaed 10 infusion OF the 20 anesd
spirit OF New Workers to make IL outatrp its rivals.
Among those that annually visit here Ind that Penn
vanaps Southerners constitute by far the largest
supposed; but The lumber is increasing every yese.
Nearly all the Southern States repres ened oay
few however, being here as forerunners Of those that
are YET to come-Phiiadelpha thus far being the main
place represented. There great political charac-
rs here at present, the guests being mostly weto do
and Syers who do moi have political asDira-
tons. There IT, 10 fact choice society hero now in
which the most fastidious could freely mingle.
We receive the New York morning papers and those
published in the afternoon OF the day at o'clock
The next morning; they leave New York at O'Clock
T NJ the Philudephia morning papers at 4 O'Clock
p Ia Aov vaxhi,o knA, I'D
Nhw YORK HERALD, with It's well filled columns
OF news, the FIRST sought after The agent has it,
Tribune, ten Of the nn,e and hundred Of the New
York HERALD, and would be compelled increase the
lumber Of aEaAIDs sooa as every body that bought
New York paper wanted the HERALD The newsman that
cries the papers through The streets has become quite
favorite as ne passes from hotel to another decke1
with red sash, bundle Of papers under arm, and
poanan's horn with which he announces that ho 10
coming 70 deal out the news Of the day 70 us He is
horn the fAsnionab.es gathered here much
quicker Than the gong for dinner
the principal hotels are Congress Hall, Columbia House.
United States, Atlantic and Ocean houses, with many
OTHERS great and email OF these Congress Hall the
best situated as far as the beped Of the brcea
large yarc and lawn extending TO the beach, aud thus
far this leads all others OF Suess Tho
Unied States under the excellent management Colonel
houston, OF Barnums Hotel Baltimore, 10 fast gaining
confidence The numbers soournng there as well as a.
the Columbia Ocean houses are, however great way
behind Congress Hall large number OF visitors are
stopping at private houses many renting cottages others
boar ding, prerrpg the h0me-like, quiet there
to TIE hustle Of hotel life person can be
here in accordance with tho size Of his purserom MY
Genus TO 81 so per day and there is less Of the catch
Kenny arrangements than at any other place OF resort
Whilst bathing this morning accidentally stu mbled
upon Judge Woodward and lazy Of Pa, who were there
enjoying fosming OF the waves and the Judge eyi
IDENTIFY determined TO clear up his legal ideas Hon r. c.
hckok state superintendent of Common Schools OF Penn
sylvsna, WAS aso there founong the and battling
With the waves, as II resolved to conquer.
Many Of the hotel keepers st complaining that the
arrivals are smaller than usual We shall to-day probably
have large accession from the Phabouts TINS
place Tor the politicians to congregase and whilst
peratng their exhausted energies mako Governors
rrose frequent cape May that class who come
10 obtain real benefits leaving their and
s.a,es pie Of those are aud have been
here this season. AZ the Congress Hall are Mssers
Mr. Cohen. and r. j. Fguera, merchants, bankers andim
porters Of Philadelphia Messrs. Kirkland, Eaoch Pratt,
and ssac 0se ven Known inc Oscar Colo and
woodward, Of Pennsylvania Al the United states-s J.
ton, Of Baltimore M MeGregcr Of Petersburg, va j. s.
CLARION. q Missouri; Mr. Hays and family, and Major
nouss-Bou b. c. Hickok, Of harrisburg, Pa Msssrs.
asn Y Sss.t and prS 3 1 Dssvsr Of
Kpgman, Of Trenton, and Pedesclane, Of louisiana.
hon. H. Winter Davis, Of Masyland has iust left A
arge number Of other prominent ctisens 81 Pennsy'.
vania are stopping private houses in different parts of
the village The village OF Cape May Itself aside from its
bathing features is pleasant the streets although mar
tasteuy arranged cottages and shade trees Everything
about the village and watering place, which, by the way
is oil in huddle together, has clean and wholesome air
free from those thousand and annoy charac
Of fashionable resorts There are no hes to
torment the visiter mosquitoes 10 be continually
senpg bills for their doieful serepade. the benefit
of suf bathing and at the same time comfort by those
fleeing from hot walls Of the city is sought after, by
ell meal go to Cape May Leave New York at Ave p
H. and you here at breakfast next morEing; ditto
Philadelphia ten A. NJ and you here at tea. When
here II they want to enjoy the society Of the QuakerB
ard ministers, away from the music, 90 to the Ocean
Eouse to a private house, but they desire to be
anopg the life and hustle, with pleasant lawn leading
down to beach and plenty OF good music try Con-
eres Hail. which commands the best view Of the
H. op the other hand, they desire good quarters little
back from the beach, the United States Should tnese
steep for the OF some VINO would like 10 Co.
such can find very pleasant hotels too numcroust to men
ton as dollar day, and boarding houses
low az fifty cents In short, man can enjoy the surf
bathing here and the invigorstng atmosphere at just
hat price he nsy choose Let US have few Gothauitee
Ia mingie with rober Quaker spirit, the life Of the
south and the Jealous Pennsyvapans little more ia
mariy will 40 hGrm but remove great deal Of pro-
iudice.
p S-rbe Philadelphia steamers have left upwards Of
so passengers here to day-viz the Sanford line 2ao,
come Many of the Phiadelphians mere with their
private carriage amongst that number noticed the
day Major Friedman, as contented as any NOR
tai well can be-.
SARATOGA.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 10, 1859.
favorable 0rening7Ae Chrsitian Union Descending the
spgi10s-PIeny Of Bellies, but TaklerS-Lawyers and
Politicians Inrading the Place. dc.
The at this fashionable opens very favora
bly,. During the past week a third more people have
vred the Springs than here during time
year ago. This is somewhat surprising too, from the