The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-03

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without mercy Every DE- nust have his day, they in
formed me- and they We r. eaking their day "from this
time out" keoes 60 mot como into Bath nor i've ~
peace within several miles OF n. Perhaps nstura
enough for these oung to be bitter; but they
doing 70 bring about settled state OF ar
fairs in this crQntry And rebels are pursued py law
too At the county court which has just finished SEES
sion than hundred indictments were presented
against rebels for murder arson horss ~
On the other hand the rebels say they desire return
the good old times before the war as speedily as prov
occasionally and profess to be able 10 behave them
selves forever hereafter At the recent county
the oath; and showing pretty fair neutral record
during the war did not Always bring with II
the privilege Of voting But rev conservative votes
them termed by old stock vginians magistrates,
missoners clerks and other county officers rode into
their fat places the backs OF men who were not very
conspicuous for devotion to the Union two years ago.
who right This is the reason why honest
reconstructed and the voting question dennteiy seted
Till then they have no show
About two hundred miles from Baltimore, near the
summit of the Aleghanies is the pretty little village Of
Oakland quite noted and popular o place of summer
resort During the happy times before the war, when
Jcfr Davis had lucrative employment Washington,
Oakland was his favorite summer haunt. He hshed,
rambled swan in mountain streams, threw the discus
and participated In other games in the cool OF evening
II the penettes into that casemate at Fortress
Monroe Mr.. Davis may learn that the Glades are as
lovely as and the trouting excellent Both the
hotels are filing up rapidly. Summer ADJUSTMENTS at
Oakland are confined to fishing hunting and bathing.
There mineral waters TO be had except under the
cork.
THE BRAVE BOYS IN BLUE
migrating westward in large numbers over the Balt
more and Ohio road. Although thousands have been
transported to Parkersburg and Wheeling not one has
been damaged by accident Such little ebutons OF fun
as quitting store at insburg, cleaning out mer
chant at No. H. &C. have been mentioned to me- but
don't like TO tell Of them.
Our Lake Mahopac Correspondence.
Mn puto n
The premature heat suggests speedy betakng
to outrageous shades and cooling in the country
Many are no doubt, packing up for the seaside and
er old accustomed haunts Many may be in doubt as
to whittier turn themselves direct them to one
spot whch-f pleasant temperature delightful scenery
and complete repose be the boons sought-s the Mecca
for brains ovcraxed and hearts oversraned by the bust
and dissipation Of metropolitan life. Here where
write Lake Mahopac nestles within the embraces OF the
hills nine hundred feet above the level Of the Hudson
miniature interior of laughing waters Here there
is roaring cataract treacherous rapids, as at
Niagara; peaks above the clouds. waterfalls nor
ceits and cloves by convusive nature, as in the
Ca,skls; far sounding sea, with its monotony
by day and by night as at Newport or Long
Branch no transplanted metropolis, as at Sara
toga. Here nature sleeps pacidly, like beauteous
maiden lovely infant whose features passing
Lake Mahopac is three miles from New York;
but in point of quietude, sentiment and rusticty it
might be thousand 1t is approached from the station
on the Harlem Railroad at Croton Falls bya road five
miles long, winding through unduating country,
diversified with hills and woods and pasture land, luxu
with the first freshness Of summer Beside the
road and interesting it at intervals, flows bubbling
brOok-a tributary to the CrOton riverurnng sundry
picuresquely dapdaed mills and carrying along the
liquid blessing which is to refresh the thirsty tongues Of
the metropolitan million The drive delightful and not
tedious The lake Is nine miles round, with varied and
ndented margin and several eafy islands are scattered
its surface giving it the appearance of two or three
lakes II abounds in fish. Black bass and pckerel
now being taken in considerable quantities.
There few enjoyments except sea bathing, that
cannot be obtained here. There are good hotels album
dance of fresh fruits and vegetables plenty of boating,
fine drives excellent and well shaded roads-f0ur
miles TO Pcekskl the west and to Carmel
with harmonies These the principal enjoyments OF
the Mahopac region, which imperous fashion may in
vest If she so plcases with regal instead OF rustic
charm. With that complete isolation from the disturb
and of great city, the voice OF Nature heard
often most distinct in silence might easily fancy how
In such Il retreat he could
BY vocal woods and waters lud-
Soothe every gust Of passion into peace.
There five hotels surrounding the ake--light
aerial and handsome structures-the Gregory House.
Baldwins Slaussons Thompson's and Deans-the lat
the lake. OF these Gregorys is the imperial establish
ment both in point OF size, location and accommoda
tons Its well Kept and well shaded green sward sweeps
down to the water Here is handsome pavilion de-
voted to the purposes of billiard and bowling
saloon, where summer evenings young aspir-
ants for the golden cue and faifer rivals Of
Phelan and Berger may learn to play matches
and study the art OF love without the
assistance Of Ovid The moonlight rpples the lake
will inevitably secure the latter accomplishment while
the young dropping willows that fringe its margin
delicatcy suggestive Of early widowhcod, and fresh
start ut courtshp So much for the natural beauties and
artificial pleasures OF the place. and their possible effects
or the temperature let me say word We learn by a
stood at eighty eight degrees IN the city yesterday at
noon AT that hour your correspondent was boating on
the lake under a noontide sun but what with the deli
cous breeze floating from the gaps in the hills and the
usually cool air OF this elevated region the heat was by
means excessive at that time, while after shutdown IL
have yet commenced arrive but the the
different hotels all nearly all engaged for families
whose advent Is looked for every day
The houses in order for the guests and tho land
lords willing TO receive them II promises TO be gay
and festive for the guests and profitable
overwhelmingly, II not in TACTIC go hand in
hand. Therefore, We are now ut peace, every one
will have plenty Of money and the country resorts will
OF course be the recipients OF lavish portion Of It, Ii
Lake Mahopac does not get It's share there some
seekers after pleasure and rcpose less than
correspondent
Our Niagara Falls Correspondence.
NIAGARA FALLS, June &c. 1885
Attractions at the FdHs-The Hotes-Chdngc of Iss7ie-
tors at Tie CLIFTON Hotae-Rtom Occgpiod by Mr. {" To
Whm II Nay Concrn'- Greeley and Sdnders Peace
Negotiations, fc.
The hotels at this resort gradually filling
up furnishing living and official denial TO the report