New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10

comprise many classes aud all DduonaiItes Inc lIlsh
are as much at home TIE Germans; the
sWingy osciite TO their fun capacity, the lobby
hCi ser dash round their ring, the pOpCuns pop ID"
bowers bowl. and merriment reiens supreme. y
noI &c bic difference however is TO be Observed De
tween the Iish ana German guests The merry DAY ~
tie former almost Invariably ends IN row. Niick
eyes bloody noses and aching bones with them appears
To be necessary cUncomant 20 the other proceeding
aud The statiOn-house Is their hna resiingpace me
fast men Of country next 10 the HioernGns
in this respect and be qlite fond Of disfg
uring the physiognomies Of their fellows, and bong
disfgured III turn But the German is entirely
different He talks loudly eesticulates earn.
estly and even frowns angrily. but he seldom or
never comes to blows The phegmatlsm OF lis dis
posi- ion deTie his ecrvescence the deep golden
mellow soul Of wine under1es the bnbbng roth
Of its sparkling surface. The consequence is that
the attendant policemen have little need for
even a smatterng Of the German tOnguo-m0st Of
the protcstaions and oaths wit which they have 70
enriched with the rich brosue tnat bepeaks the native
of Erin.
TIE sISGERFFsT CELEBRATION.
. The ninth annual Singeresi-tbe most universal Of
our German cclebrati0us--will commence at Joness
Wood next Saturday, and continue TO the follow ing
Thursday it is expected by the proprietor Of the
grounds that upward of 25O0O persons will participate
There viii be delegates from every state in the Union
as well numerous representatives from the old
country. The amplest preparations are being made
and everything viii be ready by next Friday. This
affair will probably De the greatest gala day ever held
By the Germans in this country.
BELLEVUE GARDEN
This charming locality is situated on the East
River, abont thrcequerteN of a mile above Jones's
Wood 1t is a beautiful grove of elms. hickory and
walnu trees, and is daily growing more popular. The
Hotel (Rubensteins) one Of the best of its kind the
dancing platform in the Is capacOus, firm smooth.
breezy and inviting ard The grounds are generally
well supplied with the apparatus which usually 20 10
while away the hours Of The eScursionIs IL Il almost
directly opposre the upper extremity OF Boehwehs
Island whose handsome buildings and grceneTy, to- .
20 flert n Xtftg n.
lend IN additional chaSm 10 the prospect The gar /
den Is capable OF accommodating upward OF lOoH
guests. II pleasant weather The usual number resort
Ig hitler is about 2,ooO.
HAMILTON Park.
Landmarks Hamilton Park, corner Thir1-ave.
aud Sixy-sxth-st. hes long been popular resort for
Sunday excursionis;s. The grounds abont ten
acres IN extent they contain hotel better than the
average. with the usual appurtenances Of swings,
hobby.horses ETC. Persons Of both repair here
in aTge numbers. There plenty OF shady bowers,
delightful groves and lawns. brook members near.
There fountains that sparkle IN the sunshine when
there any AID ~ the mOJusAne and starlight when
there is not There is dancing ioOT, where the far
Dutch maiden may disport herself az viii and lager
beer stands where her piethOfio lover may drink his
FL The PARK was long ago favorite place of resort
hut though si much requenied, Is not 50 popular as
il was.
STATEN ISLAND.
"Anywhere to get away from the city," is !
the usual tendency Of the excursonisis thoughts
midsummer Sundays. Anywhere is better than the
glare Of the white streets rejecting back the orrid
beams Of the July sun the red brick or brown stone
barriers frowning the breeze back from his wall
pirt domcil. That "anywhere" is sometimes north.
sonnet lines east or west south. To whichever point
# the compass he directs lis way he is certain OF find
ne green grass and perchance cool Winds n
III soutlWard lie the direction Of his choice, what
more inviting than the hills Of Staten Island looking
sl1I IA
IF the behind majestic and grand, blue aud ,
weliering for 900 miles Taking the boat al White :
hallst. pier, he seams down the Bay, and makes his
fret landing at the !
QUARANTINE
or lower landing THIS locality il amply provided with
bul grounds and booths where refreshments are
sold famous walk is up from the landing under the
v all Of the Government incosure 70 hill beyond
from the summit OF which is obtained the hucs possible
view Of New-NeTk haIbor Here. also, IS tavern, !
with shady verandahs. and surrounded by ancient y
trees yard IN the rear rs devoted u pitching quois
bowling alleys, SC, bu The swing and Tie hobby horse
are not such institutions here az Ia jones's Wood
and elsewhere The ireQuenters of staten Island also
comprise all classes and uatiOnaltics but a. general
thing returned soldiers seem 10 have particular in ,
clinatiOn for the Quarantine landing great many ,
Of them 20 be seenhere during Sunday afternoon.
and pic mics Of various proportions are also Numerous
Proceeding mile further up the harDor. the next \
rnr ~, o-,p LANDING. o
The dwelling houscs IA its vicinity are 81 6 est h
oandiiss are most delightful vet This place Is less
ought BY exeursionisis than either Of is rivals.
a mile further up brings he passenger " q
vANDERBnT's LANDING, j.
lie most popular 81 them an. II is situated Just 1t the
inner cage OF the naTOws Fort Richmond, with is no.
bic waterbatery Of SHINING white stone. IS barely bali
mile further on with Forts Hamilton and Lafayette
baskng like great seamOnsers in the sunlight Of the
opposite shore while through the bright It OF the 4
Narrows and the gitoring outer blight are the
Ow-lying shores Of Coney Island. witl-0n and on be.
gond-the bOundess bosom Of the ocean which 4
breaks its great heart forever against the arsWoep
H. and q .ff IA
icliy exceed in elegance most others On the Island b
There several pleasant places 81 resort shot dis
lance inland. The most noted OF these IS Clifton
Park. noble grove and greatly paironized. The G
Clifton Brewery has also many patrons IL ~ a.
about mile from the landing, up the raro adj and il
hidden by dense thicke TO remain Invisible almost
i'll the gate is reached. TIE Staten Isloa1 Railroad ri
which runs frequent trains The lind fTo Van 81
lerifs. is eastern terminus, IS also con 7dutly =
rowded with excursionsts desiring TO penetrate in II
and. Ia
Beside these landings which We have mentioned, an
,ther portion Of the island is reached by taking The
cute 81
THROUGH THE ELLIS ii
regular line OF boats conveys passengers BY tbs f
cute stp.ing from Pier No. North River The rdc al
delightful one and initiates the stranger into beau D,
ifu and secluded parts Of tie island less frequently
lsted than the side. The residences aie also N
ne and ample accommodations prepared for the s.
arrival Indeeo, we know of I,
egnttul locality 10 recommend % TIE SUNDAY pleas g.
seeker than the breezy hills tie sunny slopes and "
ne many lisping coves Of Staten Island. T
HIGH BRIDGE. C.,
The Spring of 1885 brought with 1t very de-
sed Improvement 10 tho City of New-York, namely -,
. i,trodnetion Of Croton water into our midst. For
rra tho ;eeming mutiudes who located Themselves ~
= Manhattan Island were obliged to conten. them y
Gives with the old regime Old iogyisr. Prevailed and =
be lea dug minds at that doy t.oight that The ter
,oh vras used he tber ancestors and the ~ ana l.;