The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-24
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A Quiet Seaport for Blase
New Workers.
Means or Transportation of the
American Public.
Dangers and Discomforts OF Pleasure
Seekers on Railroads.
THE rANADA SIDE OF NIAGARA FALLS.
The Sscesh Gone and the Clifton Houst
Again Gay and Lively,
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Our Cape Island Correspondence.
CAPE JsLAsD July 10, 1854.
FILLING
There if here what may he termed literally crush y
livery train OF ears and every steamer adds TO the
rrong Yesterday four trains of ears and two
steamers hotel registers kept actively employed,
and doubt whether the ghost of Calvin Edison could
iHnd room enough OF the hotels to day This need
met deter people from coming the stream Of travel
1he tide Gibbs well flows There are those who go
those who come, and this constant change Of
and OF the greatest attractions
. Of the Cape.
sABBArB.
Although the Catholic, Episcopal, Baptist, Presby
terrain and Methodist churches crowded day with
evosees yet the beach lined with pedestrians, and
surf with jolly oilicksome motley set Of
sashers Were not for the bath Sunday would be IN
siDLoIerabIy dull day the Cape No music, billiards,
ten pins, carriage driving nothing, unless one
boards the American where the guests are charged
for prayers and psalms and must take them 70 get the
worth Of their money The laws of Jersey will not
init any OF these profanities, bu, with singular iDcon
sietency all the bsrrooms open and nothing pre-
vents FROM getting uproariOpsIy drank except his
own nchDaoDs, provided always the requisite amount
Of dimes M hand.
Columbia House and Congress Han divide the honors
I'm the hop line Bock's band being AZ the former and
nassler the last named Mark Hnsser the leader OF
Hasgers celebrated hand hat been the presiding Dscal
genius II Cape May for many years during the summer
and in winter his presence always dec,ss the rbartcr
81 party IN Philadelphia. IT'S not quite CONNIE fcM
without Hassler glad To however there exists
good feeling between the two balsr and instead Of
sndeavoring inure each other, it, rs arranged to
alternate the hop nights Columbia Congress Hail.
The hops al both houses well attended and the
society IL pleasant enough occasional vulgar
display Of suddenly acquired wealth Philadelphia aud
Baltimore send the largest number Of representatives 10
the hops and both Of them pvoverbal tor beautiful
women but there many fair daughters NJ Eve ffJm
New York, Brooklyn Psbnrg, Cincinnati, Louisville,
, II Louis, Wilmington and many smaller towns There
class missing who formed charming irafsrc nj
the Cape before the war No iine looking bellcs from
Virginia. dark eyed Southerners from the Gulf States
brilliant hop They are goncgone, suppose. forever.
Their places supplied by lot OF frauds
suffers followers, sanitary commissioners, freed
o squatters-wh0 register themselves with great
flourish from Virginia. Georgia &c, whose ligotten
wealth stolen from the unfortunate people al the South
Unonts well scressonists, conceal the vn
var origin of fe possessory There viii not, be
any southerners a. watering places, long as the
twenty thousand dollar canse OF President Jorson's
amnesty proclamation hangs their beads frsorss
pislINGuis VISITORS
Mr. Cake, proprietor of Congress Hall, has received
order from Washington 10 prepare rooms for the Hon
VIM H. seward, Secretary oi State; Hon. y W. Seward
Assistant Secretary or state, and wife: Miss Faonie
Seward and four others. They viii leave Washington IN
agunboat and ,Ume here, Via Chesapeake bay and For
sress Monroe sometime during the coming week Who
the four others exercising the gndDuncs consider
ably. Now II il should happen that President johnson
should quietly slip on from the politicians and remain
assd a. %Ss Sr 10 % rss sn o. 80
good Joke that would be- But an able tn give you
abe name OF one OF The four, which draws bet
ter than Edwin Forrest, or Lucille Western, m the
sirongest mustard plaster IN the nation. His name
alone sufficiently explains all and thai is lieu'.n
ant General Ulysses \ Grant Mr. Cake has
generously yacated his line residence North foI
their reception where they will be free from the rr
.sity OF the crowd Another great ,;or
don Heade--ls expected NJ the Columbia House. With
johnson, Seward Grant and Meade, nothing X wanted
except sherman to give us complete monopoly OF bl
n....r sal D.rln NJ A. At-A
Blair Mrs Commodore Lee aJd stopping al IN.
Atlantic; Major General Barnes Is AZ the tni,"d States
Bngadicr General Yorkc, United States Army and lien
tenant Commander q. A. Morris, of Congress aud Mer
rimac fame AZ the Columbia.
yoRkFfs Tar rfrt
Among the arrivals ~ the last two DAYS ! notice,
with The rest. the following from New York.
William Marhall, Ensign briggs United states
Navy: AldormanM Newman ard NJ !. Drugs, IN the
yacht Edmund y. Drggs Harry Lswsoy. .ias Alien,
:. Y Dubosqae 7: = knowland l. A. smith. Jas. g.
United States Hotel; Cbss Morgan Mr.. G. T. Whitney,
Mrs.. 4. Morgan, Mrs A Quintard Msses Y. and A. Mo
Hard JAS onintard, H. r. Morgan, J. {. schropr, J h
smnl, A. Hoffman and H. Porter at Congress Hall; Geo
%. &. Ruggies and v Mccullough AT the Columbia House
Mrs Barmorc atthe Metropolitan, and G. , Murphy At
abe Centre These only two days arrivals During
rbe same time the following have arrived from
WASHINGTON u.
Capt. and Mrs. Lake. j. VI. Peacock. WIFI, dauyhteI
and two servants: Major General = H. Barnes. : n
Taylor, wife and two servants; Mrs Taylor, n H. Ia,
Page, VI, Camden, Miss smith, ". Bacon and wife
Miss MARY Bacon, Mrs Hampton, Mrs Baynorc and i've
Misses Baymorc, ~ Congress Halt " Bergmans, al
Columbia Mrs. H. r. Blair, Nrs Commodore lee sof
and servant; Miss Blair Miss Gratz, Atlanta. Mrs
Ear aud daughter and Mrs Hleser, al The Mctropoii
Mr.. savage and Mrs Woodward. ~ White Hal.
AfSt.IlANi0rs y
~ " Roberts, Chas Wilson Mrs Olcitt, tour childret
and two servants and A. Thompson, 81 Boston, i. W
s1arkron Of Providence X l. T. j Palmer and wife
at Toronto q. W. Nc Hughes ana wife, ct Cincinnati
s.eO keiston and Morris Iaussig. of ~ Louis, Paba'
fantero. Of Cuba: y. !. Hoiilnger j. 4 FodcI VIM
Waier, Ern-f Grosa, " HesSenbrick, Geo. Boring aud
John Mcr of Paris, France The number from Bait
.sshciiOn from.
GnANn TprRNtAFNr csRNval
fbe preparations for the grand carnival. III which
SPOKE iuy lsst lad letter progressing under tbs
shIe management ~ Mr g Rsley. Sustained by sove
ma pros1ncnt snd influential citizens II VIII take place
about The nth week in Augns, II The visitors her,
afL VIII ~" hOcmty would have u right II
expert " VIII be the uIandest entertainment
ever givoJ ~ Caye May. and perhaps anywhere else
The large lawn of Congress Hall viii ~, decorated will
chinese lanterns aud many coloted lamps -four large
pruTnnond lights will ialU 40 the lawn aud beach be.
yOnd AZ the proper lime grand d.suiv Of 1re works
Bpgos light will uniina.r The beach and rom eight
a. ten T. VI. the jewellers may roam nj Will
Throughout the spacious iawg uii Nae4 bHsd of aver
hundred pieces will discourse the most elegant
music under The baton 81 Bss-ler. the pavilion
The afiangcnens FOR the tournament have NOT been
scinpIeted yet NO will b4 pernn,tnd ontbe lawn
nniess Va fancy costume but the nee Of masks will ~
rnan a. their own discretion Al Ten = w. the grand
hah OF Congress Hall will be thrown open, The mask W
moved and Che bail II VII prove o. The
most spendis successts OF tho most miserable
failures but from the character Of those under whose
management "a has been insuqufaled alVle no puch
roFd ~ fh'l wiIl let y0i know however, wbeu she
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Our Long Island Coryespondeesr.
T. 4 Julv ~