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

Of Boston -EatsrtAininent Ye.tcriay at
the New York HygisGic Instftu te-Oe.
scriPsi"n of the Boal--Provisivnsa and
QUITE for a Voyage OF Four Hundred
Mhes-Its marks ny Captain Martin
What Whorti che rrfes snd Apples Can
Do, &C., &e.
III me HERALD Of yse,riay we noticed the arrival Of
Nai"ain u U Nnus, 81 B"s On, wso had roxed the
"noie distance m iitle skeleton boat called by he
good people n noeon u" Sherry.n We hal already n
io'med our rccTs Of his depaaare from Boston, aud the
progress be u,sic
captain hsrtin heiDg vegetarian II was rcscvaa On |
his arrival n .his city entertain him n, n ,,.t ,,,,p
banquet which took piece yesterday aIterao N A, the
Hygensi Institute No 10 Lsiyht street oondactsi b Dr.
T. Trail At two O'Clock party Of shout nfy lalire !
and g'ntemeu-most of them veye,sraus-had assem- |
Bird " welcome Mr. MARTHA and congratulate him GA
kyng performed the greatest feat ia the way
Of rowing among those present botcei Mr Roberts
President Of the Ems,re City Regatta Club; DR.. lake Ne
Darling the butet of the bout and Mr. joiner the paint
or Of Or Jones. introducing Mr. Martin
70 the company led the cay to the dining OF the
Institution, wsrre two large tables spreai with all
tables Fer the bcncf of those who have paraken
OF . vegetarian dinDe-, we give
frE BILL OF FARE.
Boiled orrn Slowed Tomatoes. stcwed Lima Beans
Ne sll-u Potatoes. Graham Crackers. Stewcu Fears.
App.e. Carn Starch Jelly. AZ VIC Pie
Pcectrs Rice Bread. Tap,cca Pudding
Gr~n Gage Pi,,cs waterneops. Ice Water.
Sweet Potatov.
y,.s, win the addition Of butter, milk, sugrs and
es,s artiosn not generally used ia the iustitutiowas
the hill Of fare Of the dinner stitch abou, NIFTY guests
sat to~g. The tables before the work Of demolition
conrmssced, presented very pretty appearance,
WITH Sheir stores II ripe iascsc1s puns and peaches
plce up in lavish profusou richly glass dishes
immense watermelon overlooking al the smaller
a.cles the tables. Ample sostcc done to all the
good things the table, and teemed To .hink
ysat q vegetarian dinner decideGy good thing
When the waits Of the ioNer hat oeen satisfied,
Mr. Miller and estc>G enttfncu- The ladies hav-
ing taken their dcps ture dinner ended) -
Tnis dinner has been given hooor Mr. Martin Who
will doubtless favor with soss report of his trip
from Bes,on to New York, and niso give you his
exyerie u vegetarian E-c1cn spoke IN high terms
Of the Institution, conducted Ivy III rra and
by giving rome vi sss Experiences veg etAran
ana lately had iissSed himsey meal n day sad
was perfectly ssred he htenj,yed better nesash sipce
Mr.. MAx.ss smids;n,ad applause, and ssas-be
had been 80 ycsed st treatment he restved
that ne resiS cd not s'ow Shat 70 say saa YES
prsed to hes that &c account or his naval trip
nc taa been h"noren with this dinner Ee said
Amos. The rst lu.hcn snybody asked ain was,
What did 3yu DO II Nr ',.irc you rowing fur betl'i
There werohree reaxsos. be said Why be hsl dome IT,
and the rriseipAl one was, that he in
That elmo nnt, troubled with Iyspspsis; he
bserd s9 1ra. Aetar- on vesetarianisa digestion
which esefmineeSim 70 try the sys-eu, Once whica
tsn,esa live most entirely on v.gstacs For thu
tsst three moths ne had lived on euit and coud do
mcrev-ork ,hau-xsy he,p he ever hrs ocrssm 10 hre
Dre reason Nh segetar much down Is
theshc follower % the system ublcto show er ,h
poo@pecmet because mosi peops, wiorry the system
rrrsr,vtn in'v't by necessity. Tpts TO try
tS-s stemw WITH broken down constitutions and il " but
seisou thsi I'VE ole In perfect health the syclem
f-y do IA preserve health recover IT, He
BID hrst Irur ICED rowing tn Ply nous-abont ty miles
otand tins ng that he could n'Gnae tint distance he
III In O. ana Nanr
Why be had rowed TO New Ywk xes, he. he had long
been an sdmrer OF Theodore fssler and had been
tached 10 his church, who called themselves the era
ternity," and II vas for tam his boat was
cbristened "Fraiefnity" Another chat he
wsys had had love FOR "ro.s1 sud ready exoarsiops
He bSed 70 take srty u ycsDs friends down the
out in the woods Canada. Ne lest Boston he eaid on
lhc sth " August, about t~o o.oos and pulled
a,twelve O'Clock the Same nig, when, not wishing 70
disturb his friends he pulled b.sbo~, up ''hixh dry
una rolling himself IN his rubber overcoa,, slept out in
TIE open AR The next morning be pulled on; OF Ply
mouth Harbor, In hope az soosag Cape Cod Alter get
ting out soruc I'VE miles the e came and he sight
OF ado so We pulled back to tath fymoSth, where he
remained until Monday morning, when about one hun.
bred ard fifty Of his frdnds d i'm on
| IL was mere no got the arss and only duoklng he
| received during the whole of the voyage, and
that was 10 consequence o the heavy surf
stoDDgtoD the longest be- bad he rowed tLat day
Tor ten hours making distance of city miles wher
he stopped he slways well received Captsins
OF schoo, ing vosses were all anxious 4. tow
him along In one instance he bad rogef q distance OF
ten miles rather an carry bis ~Lerry few yards He
was prpcplca against carrying his wherry or being
lowed any distance during tns whole Of the way |
To New York He had not he said been able 10 live
strictly fruit, bot had ascd bread and butter oc
easiohay though be always felt better living on
ffut alone Mr.. Martin b.n gave the follow ing pyep.
tory 81 bis Quilt and provisions FOR the voyage-One
PAR white wooen pants pair do two cotton
under shirts. two linen shirts Eve paper coars one rub
Der coat, one shawl two pair Of hose one carpet bag
one chart and catalogue Of lights, pocket compass
one locset sonests, ole tooth brush one sponge and
one opera giass The provisions be laid in cusst.d Of
-FOUR guar OF huckieberics and six apples lie had not
r"wed more than eighty hours all the time he was out
AT The conclusion VI Mr. Martins address the following
toast was proposed by xr q. u GRuTIvs--
To the heath Of Mr. ~ L. Martin, Of Bosnn-:ha cham
t@ % S' gesian ocean nsv's.t@n-may b. be able
10 paddle bis own wherry, add obtain full su ,ov of
weortenerries al waterneloss
nj htntHIs ruse, and ssid Mr. Martin was
evidently the ohampion of vegetarian ism but he |
wsned to cay few words about rowing. Young
men al the present day would derive more hsns
~ from rowing than they do from driving fast
hofses and iakng round In billiard saloons at pisb,
Hse oaI though u was very hrst rate game, was not
snen,icn and VAS loudly sppauded at the ecncIusoa "
us remarks: The company then adjourned TO the Ice
turc room OF the Institution 70 examine
IL WAS built by Messfs. W n and J. & DARLING No /
ar south street, In the raooth If May II skei,on
boat ~ = feet long, feet inctes width and ines
deep andsbips 1t Ia lifted with ordinary outrigsors and
rowosss for The oa's u built II white cedar aud en-
sers al each end Of the bat The oya ssce 10 which
NC rover sta y four feet Gve inches long The wash
srs ., tmahosany, WITH white oas comsing The
liDetJ pounds
ge he weighs about nc pounds. ard s height " about
ice feet ten inches He much bronsed from expoeure
Q The weather but evidently in the enjoyment Of rsi
he visitors thea shown through the pa,i,u,s.
W. Jones TO whoee Courtesy and ksadsess all were
HssO'ea ior the Pleasant time they had spent 4