The New York herald., 1866-07-09

the heat might have tested their powers 10 degree
prejudcia To the thirsty traveller who claood for his
drink But their season has ended for tho present wear
crowds pressed In amid huhbub and confusion nli
Jersey Golfers. Tho finances Of the man Of toll
transferred 10 the old familiar barmAn Ia New York
whose elongated vsage returned 10 It's former bland
blarney style at tho restoration Of their privileges
The another contributing Of the dlmunl
ton in the Jersey visitors for the lovers OF recreation
and Sabbath enjoyment not from the In
uence o. ne even IA M. anelp anaoers, ana ,na
gasped for breath and famed themselves with their hats
AT the time betrnying anxiety and alarm ~ the
continuance OF the heat, rather ddence In their
ability withstand H. Tho general opening Of tho New
York liquor stores yesterday has struck blow at tho
evil az evil bel Jersey which the apostles Of temper
have reprobated loudly and henceorward few
will ba found TO visit Jersey for the sake OF lager or bour
bon cocktails. The exodus rs certainly NJ an end
lnd there only cla8s--the Interested propric-
tors OF the groggerIes - who do not congratulate o
Themselves on their deliyerance from nuisance
HoBoKES
was r.marably quiet, and The sparse assembly who col
lectd IN the afternoon not OF that class who make
plgrnage to tho bacchAnaiian shrine Tho heat Al
midday was excessive, that few were foohardy
enough 70 venture under scorching The New
York element was insignificant and the only places OF
resort AZ all patronsxed noticeable extent the
otto Garden and the vicinity OF the SYPHILIS Cave, where
the parched soourner painted for cooling breeze along
the North the ferries on the return the
scne was ono OF undisturbcd quiet and arrests
made.
ArscoNEY IsLASD-cnowDa or BAruERs-PLEsrY
or nIQuIps ASD NO EXCISE LAW.
The heated term brought crowd Coney Isaisi yes
terday. Poor scorched, sveated broed humanity from
New York and Brooklyn fastened TO the healthy rcvv
Ing brcezes which come sn from tho broad Atlantic.
There Is always breeze 10 be had AT Coney Island.
Though the suns may burn yet pleasant wind IL
ever waited on ths beach, making ono feel comfortable
and contented.
sea-bathiug was, as usual participated In by thou
sands the beach at one time bcng actually covered with
people. The cars, from early hour In .he morning
until late IN the evening, crowded with men,
men and children. Notwithstanding the excessive heat
fast horses the road driven by faster Tho
afternoon Of sunday ID the time which the lovers u
horso.resh desire TO exhibit their style on tho road
From two O'Clock until after nlghtft there was con
tinual stream OF every conceivable kind OF veh Gle
Ono important feature OF the day Copey Island
tho absence OF any restriction as 10 the sale OF liquors
II Indeed regular 'Cardozo- Hackett sabbath Ia
many places liquor sold openly at the bars while In
othcro private dealt out the nsprtng beverages
There fear Of detectives arrests the recent
order OF superintendent Kennedy settling al rest any
qualms OF conscience which might be experienced on
that head Knowing this fact the boys wen, In with
vengeance, and In fact '.let themselves out" The
hotels the island now crowded with guests and
these added to the large influx OF visitors mad an Inn
mense throng yesterday. sherry cobblors lemonade
lager and ice freely patronizcd Every I'M
agnabo subtrfuge rcsofed to In order TO keep cooi
Tho large piazxas in front OF the hotels were crowded
with ladies' and their attending gentlemen, while loo
cream winters hew hither and ihither with amazing
rapldty.
There was no disturbance OF any description whatever
10 mar the pleasures Of the day.
STROKE AT THR JUDGES.
Mr. Horace Greeley delivered a temperance address
yesterday evening nj Washington Hall, Williamsburg In
which he strongly vindcted tho present rule regulating
tho traffic In liquors and characterized the rulings
OF Judges Cardozo and ackott wicked subycrzons Of
the law which would bo sustained by tho Supreme
Court He could only account for the present attitude
of the Judges liquor dealers by nforng that they
both, from motives Of selfinereat wanted 10 keep on
good terms with each other As parallel 70 the Judicial
reasoning that has mpcded tho operation OF tho EXCISE
law, he presented thss"Brooklyn Is one slde o. tho
river and New York Ii the other, therefore New
Jersey is not In the Union" Tho conclusion. hc said.
was not based premses He spoke Of his acauaint
with the spirit OF the people OF the STATE. who
higher than the judges and had much u hope for
and announced his own zeal In the cause of
and exhorled the people To work unremittinsly