The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12

I'm usios, sARArosA, August 0, 1880.
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euisAed Sran9rs-0ysas Ban az ae Uniov--
Boston Bands- Weather. Poliical Movements Of ne
Weed Oique-Hop Grss<y u TO b Laid 0.ss-BSnis
Knights Monument, DC.
The press and rush at Saratoga are unprecedented.
Yesterday there thirteen thousand vsters the
village, several thousand moro than was ever before
known at any season. although the departures for other
watering places are by diminishing. Ga Tues
day afternoon Mrs. James Gordon Bennett party left
for Niagara, resting the first night At schenectady Mr.
and Mrs. Judge Roosevelt among her companions
de voyage. John Van Buren, with number of friends
arrived frcm Sharon yesterday morning. remained few
hours, and went of 10 place Of resort Ll,erne at
the junction Of The sacandaga with the Hudson where
there a number Of fashionable people staying At
hotel Just prepared for visters and where trout fishing
and pure air large Inducements besides those Of very
picturesque scenery. Here Is sensation In store
for tourists Among tho distinguished guests at
this crowded hotel the Padelford family, Of Provi.
dence whose head defeated the last gubornaoral
contest ia Rhode Island.
Last night there another grand ball at the Union,
at which there elegant assembagc OF well but not
over dressed and The great hall cleared
Of n battaons Of tables and chairs and made mos
perfect dancing room, Thousand people being scarce
ly any more seen in II than Il on board the
Great Eastern. Two bands Of music we're in at
tendance, the one qladrllc band, and the other tn
famous brass band of Boston, which aternatet
their music during the evening, indeed-until two
O'Clock this morning. The latter have just arrived at
this house. and win here during the rest Of the
season. Their beautiful playing in the grounds yesterday
afternoon drew large crowd and many Of their pieces
were encored.
The weather hasbeen hot but yesterday the warmes Of
the season the mercury stood at 81 in the shade The
nights generally cool and pleasant II is sight 10
the morning drinkers at the Congress- spring Imagine
three or four thousand people clustered round the spot
waiting their turn from elk nine O'Clock A. NJ and you
win come near the sight.
II ID said that of the Prince OF Wales suite was in
the house today, having from Halifax to observe
the route which intended pass aud from the
appearance and Of the person pointed me-
think the guess was not wide OF the mark.
party of pol tcians Of the Weed clique passed through
here day before yesterday, join New York politician
in Vermont and TO arrange with him for the defeat Of the
denomination Of Gov Morgan and secure Curtis Noyes
ment you may rely. Lncolns triumph Is thought by
them 70 be certain that everything being and
one thing @ S. ns b SSe can no. es sSss
the hrst man who will suffer will be the who
secured his nomination The way the old coat tails
ton to all original friends Seward is going into the
fight with teeth and nails in order TO be the Premier
and to give the next administration the weight and
power Of his talent and experience but above all to de
mand the saorce OF Greeley the price Of HE ssss
tance We shall then have an Affecting Letter No. O."
marked by grief unknown before among the white
hated philosophers
Crowds of New Workers. arrived TO day, and could
almost fancy himself ia Broadway. For myself, can
say that the spacious, well ventilated and neatly fur.
nished bedrooms In the new building, have made my
journ here Of very great comfort and the Herald
may take 70 a isc credit TOR sssang change 10 tho ar
this village during the last year.
Hamilton Fish, President Of the Monumental Assoca
tion accompanied by the Secretary Mr. Corey and the
Corresponding Secretary, Mr. Brodhcad, the historian,
have been to the battle ground TO mcc the local
committees Something fine will come out Of this, and
tall mon will lift its head spot which turned
the scace in favor Of American Independence