The New York herald., 1866-06-29

The hot weather OF tho laSt low Gays nes OIouxut
large increase Of guests 70 all the hotels promising
much earlier and gayer season than usual Orders for
rooms--some for the entire summer and others for
various periods-are constantly pouring In Among the
prominen. people who have engaged at the Union
arc OK Governor Buckingham OF Connecticut Governor
Franklin, Of WISCONSIN, Governor 0glesby Of Illinois,
Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania; the Count Romero
aid de camp TO the late Captain General OF Cuba who
has SIX rooms taken for his family General Dulce and
his SUITE which consists Of seAor Posadila, Colonel
Mona and wife, Colonel Montaoz, senor Walls, Sehor
Mnnoz, Sehor dc Olaneta, Sehor Leon, Mrs. de
Parajo and Senior Pla have been mere for some
days SIX bridal parties reached hero yesterday
and to-day making in al no less than twenty eight
within month. Major Leland will have TO change the
nams OF his hotel 70 that Of the "Dovecot II this con-
tinues, although tho uame "Union may be appropriate
enough.
Tomorrow we arc to have-in the same matriponial
connection
A YEsrrvs SCENE
in tho shape Of grand wedding. The bridegroom 10
Mr. Corning SON Of Erastus Corning. Of Albany and the
railroads and the bride is Miss Dc Camp, daughter Of
Wost Point army ofcer The bridegroom and his father
are now here awaiting tho arrival OF the bridal party,
which will very numerous large number of invita-
tions having been issued. Mr. Corning has engaged
suite Of ten house within housefor the ac-
commodation Of tho family The ceremony will take
place in the Episcopal Church. adjoining the hotel and
the bridal procession will approach It richly
s X ne anS se 70
have already arrived TO witness the interesting affair
ACCOMMODATIONS AT SARATOGA
II may be Of interest TO those who by this time
packing up their trunks in New York 10 know the ex-
tent OF the accommodations for their comfort here and
nation The Union HOTEL to with lodge
fortably and board sumptuousiy fully fifteen hundred
gueststyo HUNDRED more than lsst year By reason Of
yeres Il INTO I,ts city And Is Il not indeed
Has 1t not within its enclosure streets and avenues
park and post Office swimming baths, and ballroom
can seat as many as of the New York houses and
is many points more beautiful than any Of them its
billiard rooms and bowling alleys and heads Of depart
ments and executive who with change OF one let
ter will be mayor, and municipal army Of three hun
dred and twenty males and females and hre dc.
partment and wa,er works, and night patrol, whose
regular step and consolatory whistle under ones win
dow at oil hours between dark and daylight gives as
Of safety TO the seepersS Then Of the other
hotels there Is the Clarendon, which accommodate
four hundred the American six hundred; the Tenn
pie Grove-a new house. delightfully."- located
Columbian four hundred; the Crescent, which is
also q watercuro establishment, about one hundred,
and the new Marvin House eighty or more These
style; besides which there are Whites Hotel Washington
Hall, tho Exchange, New York Restaurant and TWO
large boarding houses which entertain quite large mum
Der Of guests In fact every place available in and around
the village has been fitted up for the reception OF visitors
among Others Mr. Manns on Broadway who has attached
sn sse sS ns and
received dodgers before prepared for their
cepton this year Therefore there will be no dearth Of
house r00m at least until the races and then .every
man for himself will be the cry
THE RACES
will commence this year on Monday, the Esd Of July
earlier than last year There are . very large
roady in training on the old course Anticipatons Of
time are a. .ns The s M 4.Ss
for tho Travers stakes, $50 each and $1,000 added
sl S. sss yss s Ga %ss ''Ssss s
second day the hurdle race for 500 TO the winner and
500 . the he w % as the
Of $50 each This will BE- q two and quarter mile
run and open 70 horses Of all agcs. The arrange.
attractions for the sporting world Tho course In
ceent condition and before the 23d proximo will bo In
couss. ops ps II shs United sso ons match IS spoken
Of for the eth of July 2
now looking It's ovellss The ssason OF gamo and ash
dinners Noon Lake Hotel b just inauguraasd. The
II starts ON lts survey OF the margn cutting the
blue waters like knifs while small fleets Of boats
for those who prefer isolation are floating lesurely
about great drawback 10 tho enjoyment Of the
lake y the miserable condition Of the but that evil
win rsmedied through the energy OF Major Leland
who, with Others 10 about 70 make grand avenue from
Congress Spring part Of the old road for about
mie and thence dvergng TO the shores Of Lonely Lake
and sweeping in circle 70 The large lake. raversing is
banks and returning BY different route 70 the junction
Of the old road anording drive through most pcsu.
rescue country OF nearly nine miles. II Is to be one
hundred feet wtdesxty feet for carriages aad twenty
feet at either aide equesrians and pedestrians each
being restricted to their respective secrns like the
Park Tho roads, too, will be kept In the same order
double Of shade trees will be planted along the
route, and, II you look five years ahead you
may boulevard Of unbroken shade under tho inter-
branches This drive would have been completed
thta - commissioners have been
pointed but for Unforeseen obstacles in purchasing part
OF two farms on the line, owned by Mr. Moon Of the
Of the road, however viii be ready In few weeks.
PROSPECTIVE AsUsExSraL
The season will be formally opened at the Union
the Fourth Of July by grand ball the magnificent
ballroom in the north wing. The theatrical
mences on the 9th with the HanIon Brothers, Mne Fan
fctta and the Seagrist acrobass English opera win fol-
low, be succeeded by Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
and other dramatic entertainments AT the other hotels
the usual hops and balls will commence about the same
time. that what with the newly discovered springs
Of great medicinal value for vaetudnarians and general
for evSoayG G There s prospect q s0Sd
increased bcvcs of beauty improving the opportunity
evenings now, by whirling In 'the may in the
parlors and on the piazza ruby lips st one end OF
straw with Csiawba cobbsr Of more than Arctic tenn
pcraure at the other manufactured by skul hands OF
sasnc and oy ho
in spoiles gray II may be adicult problem to solve
whether the best fruits Of modern civilization 70 be
found in the almost airy nothngs in ihe parlor, revov
INK spherical line or the material beauties the
piazza inspiring cold hearted cobber when the ther
momfter Is at nnety-one However, chocnn son 0Oai
STORM AND scKxg
took place about eight o'clock last evening. dust
tornado swept through tho village xebout q note Of
warning, followed BY thunder and gn9ang and heavy
rain Those who had driven towards The lake in search
Of the Noon and those who SOUGHT reach The Empire
like Maximsn, quickly turned their horses heads and
came scampering into the village from both ends The
gay promenaders ouistrpped the wind in the rush for
shelter looking like an army OF heads adorned with
handful Of snownakes and blue ribbons and homeopathic
doses Of parsolpoor projections against the dcugc
rnorBrrIoN AGAINsT rIRg.
Talking cf protection the Saratogians have walked up
10 the necessity Of providing three steam re engines for
the village There Is one already here, another
pleted and the third. for which appropriation OF
a. 900 has been voted will soon be ready for With
these protectors they hope TO defy the destroying Gle
ment In future.
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The Alleged swindle ON santa Anna.
MOTION TO vAcArE THE ORDER OF ARREST IN THE
CASES OF MONTGOMERY AND cANEDo-sANTA
ANNA ACCUSED OF REPuDrATrNG HIS AGENTS
An AFFIDAVIT FROM the GENERAL, ETC.
SUPREME corRT-cHAspERs
Before Judge Grover
JrSE 2s-Wm. J. Taylor re. T. NJ Montgomery and A.