New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-10
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1861.


pleasure rides.
The ladies especially seemed delighted with the
cars, their width permitting persona 20 pass through
without jostling their knees Or Damaging their
crinolnc the soft luxurious seats; the easy reg
ular motion Of the cara, not causing them to stag
ger when seeking Or leaving the seat3i the case
with which book or newspaper can be read whilst
the cars are in motion; Che facility Of entrance and
exit and, above all, the low rate Of tie fares
only five cents.
In our ride of about two hours throuel aome six
miles Of the city and suburbs of New Orleans, we
enjoyed gimpses Of beauties in architecture and
gardening mat We had not seen for many day,
and some lovely spots that we had never yet seen
The ride out E5panade street, through the long
vista Of its ovcrarching treea with its paata! resi-
| denccs and gardens either side and its emerald
fields and cottages half hidden in shrubbery, zines
an4fiowcrs, as the Bayou is approached, With the
| beautiful new Cemetery Of st. Louis, and other
pretty scenes as yet new to the great mass Of our
population, and the luXurant garden scenery along
| the banks Of the Bayou, seemed almost like trip
into Faryland. When we ended our travels be-
tween the Ninth street market and the Bayou
bridge, we felt just one dollar and eighty cents
ahead of the Railroad Company-for we had en-
joyed ourselves two dollars worth upon invest
ment Of only two dimes.
As the other roads are opened, new fields Of
beauty will be offered to the eye of the pleasure
seeker, and untold convenience to people living in
remote parts of the city These roads, we are
glad to know, will be opened very The
City Railroads are by far the greatest improve
| ment and public convenience ever yet established
in New Orleans, and their inauguration is an era in
our city's history. The company deserve the for
| time their enterprise PROMISES
AS a necessary result OF Tie opening oI tne ne"
N,'y h'liFoauS' inc Ia'F9IiV0n h"Ili'at roA"R@ny'
"Ail"t making many improvements III me cars on
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lhla Is ccralhly great poohr peheht' AND the
CawoIton Company have made corresponding
reduction IN Their rates to Carroton and tic lake.
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