New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
TEE SLIDER sEAsON.

We trust our readers will not be frightened by the
unuaua, glsh OF Summer writing Which sweeps
through our columns this morning. II Flora Me-
Flimsey will 20 to mountain Or sea.shOre the world
will attend in her train and the breezy special cor
respondents who write so pleasantly to-day after
all the mere har5ingers of that memorable lady and
her friends. Astronomy fixes this week as the first
in Summer. Good society commands oil who
would be fashionable to depart After this week, all
tho sweetness and youth and JOY Of our world will go
to gather now life from sunshine aud mountain air
and sea.brceze What time they have had getting
ready-the consultations and midnight debates, the
porting over THE TRIBUNE fashion articles, the yearn
ing for something new from Paris until the very tenn
pies ached. If body only knew what the dowdy
people who made such sensation last Summer were
going TO do
From this time fortb--good.bye III good people
we shall do as well as wc can with tho great city when
you are gone. Perhops we shall all be dead when
you return, if cholero-sees prove true, and New-Yorl
viii DO As The city that Mr. Hawthorne New Adam
and New Eve so mystcriously visited. We shall do
our best with our destiny; do the best with yours.
You have but few weeks to blossom after all. for
these sea.breezcs DO not always fan; and Death
reigns on the mountain for frabodced beauties dur
ing most months Of the year. There is & proverb,
Spaniah.hlyorcl, lingering in memory, and thus run
ming Father, marry your daughters when you
can. your sons when you may perpleXng
problem if these unhattering census-tables show
such large surplus Of manageable young
ladies'. Yes, manageable ladies young, at
tractiyc, mo.hcry down in their hearts,
ycarning lor homo and homo surround
ipgs and nothing in this Christian world bat a cat
and a snufI-bOE-and going down the bill all alone,
so lonely no one to lean upon no one to sleep side
by side when the foot is reached Nserere Now
when the day Shines work, for this census.mater is
becoming very scrious-even more than in Spain
when vexed paternity overblessed with daughters
wrote the above epigrommatic wall.
Perhaps we are going TOO far. Do we think that
young women have no other care in the world than
TO get married No indeed Ah, well; let there be
no hard words between Us. We hope 10 much of
you during these summer months We fancy new
spirit in our broad columns when they are read
near the blacing sea. or in the mountain groves,
or when Adophus turns the leaf to Ara
mnta and Involuntary turns 70 the Marriages and
--thero will be hard words indeed if This continues
As we were saying, we hope 20 see much Of our
friends during these wGrm months. Ours is the Asmo-
deus proroga,iye to 20 eyeywhere-to see everything
to look boldly into bright flashing eyes. From the
outooks Of 20 day we shall have a larger audience
than usual FOX OF all yeara in memory this seems to
be the Hogira.Yelr. Every stream and grove and
patch of ocean shore has It's colony-oity people
carrying Broadway with them. sad, silly ones-as
the deepest blue viii not pale before that Of the ocean,
4. I.g g Taofr-
bursting sun-emboweIed Nature Dear darling, silly
it you aye TO 20 from us 10 not insult Nature
with mere millinery patterns; g. 70 live and get life
juices and comfort and strength for your work when
working lays come again. Meet Nature With natures
simplicity and s beauty and los truth, and whenyou
come back may everything be arranged that friends
may at las be told OF the felicity and get ready for
the happy event and rs attendant Winter froos.