The New York herald., 1864-06-27

OuR FASHIONABLE SUMNER REsoRrs.-Aboui
this season Of the year Old Sol has way Of
becoming entirely too warm In his attentions,
aud, as result, we find Fashions votaries a T.
ting away to our many cool and pleasant
| summer resorts. Some there are who seek
such places as Saratoga and Newport, where
the designations OF the gay season inst ended
are resumed, and, If anything. surpassed These
are generally the shining marks in the beoa
monde, and in their train may be noticed the
would-be great, >the suddenly enriched the
shoddy people, in short Andlt may he stated
here that this Interesting class is rapidly
assuming preponLsrance. thanks TO the kind
ness Of Secretary Chase In flooding the lard
with such acceptable portraits of himself ard
Old Abe. This season, owing to shcddy,
Saratoga and Newport VII shine with more
than their accustomed spieidor. The Goldfish
aristocracy will not like to be outdone by
shoddy; and the latter has determined to
shine; 80 that In the above watering places q
continual glare and glitter must be expected.
At the first named place the Emp-wc
beg her pardon Mrs. Lincoln is to sojourn for
number of weeks, and there will be knights
and mobiles in her suite. We imagine that
Saratoga will be oil the gayer from that fact.
AS for Newport, it ia ever brilliant, and this
season will be all the more 50.
Those who seek more quiet places, where a
d,p into the brlny wave may be had without
all the fuss aud show OF Newport, will 60 to the
Seaside House; the Fairfield House, Connect.
cat the Cliffwood Hotel; Green's Hotel, Long
Branch; the Orient Point House; the Eagle
Hotel Patchogue. L. l.. the Latourctte House,
Bergen Point; the Bath Hotel, Long Island;
the Ringgo}d House, Bergen Point tho Cliff
House. Rye; the Ireton House. Glen Cove; the
National Hotel, Long Brsrch; the Mstropo'I-
tan, Long Branch ; K'yport Pavilion, Now
Jersey; Remond's Hotel, Long Branch--chcice
enough in all conscience for those who
wish to battle aud fish and get drcadfuiiy
sunburnt, and all that sort Of thing, Then
there ara shady, delightful places for those
who prefer q IF Of the mountain air to the
alluremcn.s Of old Neptune The choice is
great here also There are the Croft House,
KauterskilI Cove, in the Catski'ls; the Half
way Mountain Retreat" also in the noun
tains; the Belmont Hal!, Schooley's Mountain,
~ j.; the Mountain House, South Orange, also
in New jersey There arc some per sons, how
ever who care not for the sea or the m Mountains,
but prefer the bosom of the placid lake. These
have also an opportunity for careful sclsc
tion The Baldwin House, Lake Mahopac; the
Lake House, Is!ip; the Mobegan Lake House,
near Peekskil; tho Greenwood Lake. Orange
county are all most pleasant resorts
Then, as all classes must be suited, there are
q number or places possessing attractions OF
every nature bathing. fishing, scenery, beans'-
fal groves lsc--such as the Neptune House.
New Rochelle; Sachem's Head Hotel, Gull
ford, Conn; the Forest Grove House, New
JERSEY, the Riverside House, Red Bank, N. j.,
and number Of others. But we have cited
enough already TO produce sense Of bewil-
derneat Ia the minds Of those tourists not as
yet or their way. The abovenamed places are
all to be extremely fashionable this season,
because 10 such times as these, when civil war
{. ,sv-vIating portion er the lsnu- ie mas ever
been noticed that the people are more than
usually reckless in the pursuit OF pleasure, and
that IN proportion as the currency dep rebates
do people get rid OF it With corresponding
a.acrity. \. W. N'
JoaS BuLL's TaousfE ABOUT HIS IRsH Srs-
sEcrs.--Our readers have ere this read the full
report OF recent debate in The British House OF
Lords on tho question Of the enlistment or her
Majesty's Irish subjects in the military service
Of the United States By unlawful mears or de-
ceptivc appliances. According to that debate
| our federal authorities and agents have been
swindi;ng her Majesty's SUBJECTS in Ireland
most shamcfGlly, promising them unusually
high wages for work on railroads and capala,
whereby they were invcigied cver the Atlantic
| aud into the United States crmy. But what Is
| the real trouble with John Bull The follow