The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25


STAY the absence all that arstocrac coavenfonaty
such as exhibited at Mes port, Saratoga AMI Niagara
and which is fast bringing those places n.o III repu,
Every body appears TO enter upon the pleasures oil oun
tain climbing fshng bathing, boating, ana otner
kindred amusements, with zest and democratic AR
which appear natural AMI msgorating Inc anusemehu
have just named VII ava! the daytime, ana gnlly
hops had, texoephg Sundays OF course In when al
permanently attached " the hotel
Today being Sunday relle99s seryices0 at, when zen
almost every guest OF the Two nanarea anu NV. N sne
the direction OF Rev. Asa Smith, OF Nes YORK
city The singing wa OF the very pest K,nd ana was
furnished by the united congregation. Religious services
also held at night, IN which Rev. Mr. Reynolds OF
Concord, oficiated.
Franconia and White Mountains, and send you the re-
suit Of my travels.
FRaNcosIA MOUNTAINS, n. H., August o. 1880.
Summer Trarel to the White Mttntains--A Rich Harres
10 me Hotel Keepers-Hao Tourists Pass their Tine
An Inprompe.l Concert-Ns,o YorkTs at the White and
Franconia Mountains. de-
The travel To the White and Francona noun
tain region Of New Ham, is at its zenith The
hotels doing unusually brisk business, notwith'
standing the general complaint of duness by landlords
in other rural and watering places. The weather here
delightful for the past eight days, and the tour
lists who have this way to climb the rugged hills Of
New Hampshire end enjoy the nvigoratng mountain
breezes, and witness the forest, lake aud mountain
ply compensated for the trip. Indeed, the travel this
season shows decided any former period;
and the immense hotel facilities in different parts of the
mountain region have found inadequate TO accom-.
modate their patrons Mountain scenery s not the
only amusement afforded the tourist. Here we have
many toleraby sized brooks and lakes, which
possess abundant pscatoy virtues as TO give those
who are fond OF angling opportunity TO follow their
copgenia pastme In these lakes the hotels all
equpages for aquatic sports furnished to those who
Ia at fha aflAns haGif
there bowling and billiard saloons, gymnasiums and
all the etceteras calculated TO make the time PASS of
Fashionable hops occur nightly--Supdays excepted
in which all the guests participate aud the mazy dance
goes merry on to the accompaniment Of an excellent
Last night Miss Ada Phillips of Boston, whose abilities
voluntary in the paror Of the Profile House
she sang several beautiful from the favorise
operas of the day. and her performances were mertor
The following is the list of New Workers. who have ar
rived at the Profile House during the past week Miss
Naudain, H. X. Corning Miss NJ. c Corning, Mss A. NJ
Corning, Mrs. Owen Miss Ballou, Mrs. White and two
daughters Mrs Grosvenor ana daughter Mr. Sdell Miss
H. Black Henry K,mba1i, Fraacs Niles Miss Niles,
Martin " B. Wicoxson and lady, +. Steiger, A. r. Ward,
lady and child L. ., IL Holmes vs.: Meyer Wife, two
r. Alger, W. f. Cary and four daughters, G NJ Cutter,
Mr.. and Mrs D. I. Young, Miss g. Young, W H.:
Brown, Chas King sherman, Timothy Tileston and
family, John Quincy and daughter.
OUR WALPOLE IN. H. CORRESPONDENCE.
wAIroLx, N. H, August IL. 1850.
Word for New En- Hand Taiage-7hc Place for
Patriotism and Fishing Rods--Scenery- Rides-Iron
Springs Soeiety-Hee's, DC.
Among the many loud cries that you from Sara
toga Newport and the other haunts Of fashionable misery
you allow = quiet word from this romantic of
New England vilages' There many of your readers
know, who would give much for rural where
they peacefully away the weary hours of this hot
better STILL leave their wives and children
in securty and health, while they themselves serving
their country and their pockets in the metropolis.
Any gentleman who wishes to escape the contemplation
ofthc Japanese swndle, to avoid being seduced
Great Eastern excursion, 10 preserve his patriotic
timen's aurIng usy
walcs-any enthusiast for picturesque scenery-any
wiclder Of the ishing-rod-any crack sportsmsn--or
finally, any who wishes quiet seusibe inexpensive
summer In an admirable hotel. would do well TO
git The eight A. H. New haven train, and come Wal
poe TO dinner.
Did speak Of hoseP Shade OF Major Billiard famous
three generations ago as the landlord Of the waioe
Tavcrn arise. No; the Major Won arise aod Is lucky
for him, for II he did, his pipe would put oat" rhc
Wentworth House aud mine host Mr. Makepeace, belong
10 the age OF progress and have nothing with
fnnct nnkeepers. Fresh paint ali wouldn't suit
the Major, new furniture, nor rooms entirely repa
percd nor hair msttrcss SEES ON spring bottoms nor ctv
iarder IN n country town. Did communication with
and daily mails from Boston aui New York The Major
could not help eoyns the beautiful scenery Of the Con-
s..''ou', -" ~ gu" 10 ep'H
he may be- but although he was jolly most, joier
reiens IN his place
A very few people have luxuriated for years ia the
charms Of wapole and have said nothing about N tue
rest Of the word They have kept all the delightful
rides and fine fishing, and rambes the hills them
selves They have not breathed word about the iron
springs in the neghborhood a,out the nveorating air.
about the plcasapt society, and about how much
comfort you may get for very little money But their
day is past The Herald is opposed to monopoies, and
To the public spirit which distinguishes that jJurNa
appeal let call the world and the rest OF mankind"
learn through your columns, that there exists at Wal
pole hotel with large rooms at reasonable prices cool
air and prince Of landlords Here there is fear of
starvation for there pepty Ia eat; croSdug add
sque Ting for there II abundance Of room; humbag
for there necessity for it, the dcghtfu people
10 talk to, town library to read smooth roads, NJ Al
ent 6nc horses both the SADDLE the
containing great quantity OF the peroxide OF ircu
unsurpassed views all about, genial hospitality, untoan
cd kndness. What n ppcr birassed swindcd,
alderman ridden New Yorker want 10 make him hsppyf
OUR CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN CORRESPON.