, 1859-07-20

sosr.-on Monday afternoon We sieaped from
our eood1y c;ty, reeting with sWas& and dust,
to spend fer hours under the u oaks that
for ages hare stood >.ntiuels On tis like sAore
at Hyde Park. We visit<d Esandale few
weeks since, and fingered 20 lox8 sn:a its
grateful shades that re had then nj time TO e1:
p1ore the shores Of the lake. we'had in store |
anew surprise, for We no. only found walks
winding gracefully among the old oaks--but |
splendid new hotel and all e1cuse for a long
journey 10 the ssashore entirely removed from
our care-worn citizens- Alter fujoying an
hours stroll in the grove notth of the hotct. !
drinking in the cool Like bree1es, and 1ounging
on the rustic seats or reclining ph1osophiea.ly
under some venerable oak, le. us eater the ho-
tel. For the grst time in week.: us hare q
keen appetite for tea, produced doubsleas BY tie
refreshing process through which We hare
passed. Strange It is that this appetite, 80 un-
usual in these days Of intense so}ar action"
shonld appear prematurely By whcle hour, and
let us employ that in looking through the Hyde
Park Hotel, Just finished BY cur ente1pr3sing
fellow citizen, Paul Cornell ESQ.,
a cordial welcome IL EXTENDED oy Af. Iaoef,
OF the Richmond House. AessrE !aber d
Hawk have made cnp'tal hit IN a.sx ,ia'st
line hotel - m adjunct OF the Asesetaoa7' A.
fording the guests Of thaf popular eonsc, ana
our swelter1ng citizens, IN opportunity to dWer
outside OF tho city during the neros raslog OF
the Dog STIR. r.
The Hyde Park Hotel is 81 By TO feet, aud
tTe stories high. 1t has eiga15 enamoefs' and
rariors for guests. most OF them alteaa5 oeat.S
furnished. and all ol them aFe os.os pu. IN
capital oFdeF- VIC oosef'eo from tne register
taa1 several Of oos 1eoo'ns c'i1ze"s ate aissa5
1oea1co 1aere- among otneFs We Hoaceu 'ae
following-"m. u. osooEn' Hsq, ffsslaeot'
aud MAJOR bufns'de' anu Col. AeAeuano, o. 'ne
ILLINOIS, central h''ifoaa' y T. ta11ef' .peeA-
"lth and L. b. Willafo' Esass'; tAp1. om'to'
u $. army. Il. n. Aerflek' Esq hsv. pF' fa'-
terson,J. ". Acoenn's' Esq'' 5 u: :"ard' ESP
City Comptroller; Mrs Dix and ism1ly' from
New orlcans, and perhaps many others should
be noticed. Most OF tue guests there ha's sae'r
families with them There are still; many hne
rooms unoceupied, which re bare ~ doubt Will
be taken ere many days By our pleasure aud
comfort seekers. !:
We have neither time nor spaeetor minute
description of this large and elegant hotel 1t
WAS built especially to subserve the comfort Of
guests, aud we think that the purposes Of its
projectors hare been admirably carried out. 1t
stands within minutes walk Of the depot, and
close by the lake shore, md the brtafing Of the
wares upon the pebbly beach forms u most
soothing music, while the pure la1z brcczcs in
fuse life and energy into every fibrs Of the srs-
tenn. Erery opportunity for ramhles and cxer.
else will be afforded. 4 bowling alley specially
for ladies' will be opened next week
The view from the roof OF The hbtel is truly
splendid, and wilktwell repay the Long journey
! it costs. To the north the api1zs Of tho city
peer up above the smoke that envelopes it. To
Tue west wc haye primes and grofes, and scat
| tered among them are the neat nsr dwellings
| OF the citizens of urae Park, .touspicuou,
an'op8 "n'co NC nopeea nv feo!a4e s.em'"a''
o. the MISSES ane. 70 LUG eass"o na'e ut
oFoaa e3panse u AqlAe Aaieo'san' s'Iu aefe 7at
toe7 sa' Ill .ne "''tAhce, " aceEe WHICH IL
ways inspires N Us e'ao'lon' o. f.e SUBLIME
"he'aef 'asneo 70 'uss ~ 'nc lnt7c''e's s'o'n
o. sleep'ng III qu'e1 "sh't' Ii 'ae.e 'en'os SUI
'sa'' . Y
lne arrangement o' 'ae house e4s oeeu ~
.assa ".'n spee'al 1e'e'eoe 70 ~ son"oass
4ne oin.ng TOO" eon'n'Ana' a VIC" Q. ~
'aAe. tne o.ee1es Nv" ~ eooF1aata'ets gso
~ess 1eaesons @e4' 20 .ae s4EE4tsa :
u''as nos@s' 4ae so'',e u'11u usn n'a'
s'oli u ae'o.eo !" 4a1eo aeu sfa'5 e4esan
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