The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
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will ye?" The FIRST two sounds from gong on the
Harlem boat and the quoted sentence from the lips OF
some OF the boats officers In obedience the metallic
order, two or three brawny looking fellows dressed 10
blue, tnsgcd heavy box from side Of the boat TO
'no oner ana response TO the verbal order everybody
ran 70 ne sue ney we requested to leave aud gazd
up the river and into the w- IN sca ,vbv ,bav
ordered to They couldn't sec ~. Of co,r,o .ra
they moved very slowly looking first a. eacn ana
then up at the pilot, and then at each other again,
and finally got to the other side. The steamer
going at a brisk rate up the East river
Harlem, laden with crowds Of excursonists bound
for the Mecca of lager drinkers, .kase," j. A. X g
ukase don't allow them lager at home The boat left
Peck slip with good sized party board and stopped
at Eighth street TO take on board few more hungry
souls who willing to pay the extra Sunday fare 10
have pleasant sail and an agreeable excursion On her
course the gallant craft speeds past the island Of Black
well, around which the ugly rocks plei I'm dan.
gerous proximity TO the channel Of the nver; and
there, just above tho upper end Of the island may he
seen the identical rocks which pierced the SIDES
Of the steamer Andrew Fletcher. when tie health
commissioners and ingredients for their sheavy wet,
we've on board and permitted influx OF the ciemen,
not generally supposed to with the Of the
aforesaid individuals Rocking along past He'll Gate and
tho rapids rounding the islands which dot the and
on past Astoria with its handsome residences and smooth
lawns the boat rally arrives al Harlem Thu there 10
scramble soI .ne csrk and general for the pier
bridge. It's an immense struc,urs Twc or shrse a."
supposed TO have realized fors,ncs by IL already Never
NINA Una. orlage now you may cross sometime n
Now them the dock reached and ~ s,mostas sbor,
time as u takes to tell H. the boat crowded short
SAL on the Harlem river, which the embryo HamIlls
and browns are propeing neat little boats and headng
f the rollers" or along ny the shores of which ths
woudbe dophiss are splashing the water regardless
OF ali prohbory laws and boat touches the wharf
~ Eteb Bridge. Here the polio. officers ara iust A.
nancy as their brober officers al Locw Bridge. One
While anothsr adjusts the Sanf plank and then
sseorts The ladies' to the parks and pleasure grounds 10
tne vicinity The excursionss very speedily scatter
themselves around; some seeking the shade Of the inn
nense masonry and spreading their viands ON The
solids with which thew had psovidsd ,hsw. sSa. ana
may be here asked Of the denizen OF 90 go. .-s
60 to saa,osaI HE thee TO High Bri aud You nav nav
pay as much for your drinks and get last as s,,e az
your money. You may enjoy al once lovely see.
cry, good fresh air and have OF OF the mos,
s,upenduous specimens Of human article You may
TRY your weight for FIVE cents;r or SEQ how much
you can HIT or lift squeeze equally ressonahle
terms or you may have shot at the figure Of Az I'M
air gun warranted net 70 shoot straight, or you nav
take boat and sail or row up and the river re-,
UNDER the bridge ana call aloud 10 how CHASTITY the
sounds III you be OF solitary disposition. and fond
Of walk, yoa might travel down the road 10 tho
the we'll made road, which fankcd on either side with
pleasant footpath and shaded by broad spreading Gins
aaords splendid drive for the OF horsenesh Of
COURSE once on this side Of the bridge there moro
lager liquor 80 that must content himself with
the view presented, handsome comfortable villas cav
and Thirsty morta feed on soda water ana
ice cream Arriving at Nanha;lanville the Eighth ave.
nue. will be found ready 10 convey the pleasure
seekers back TO tho busting thcroughfes Of this Pur.
IAN Ted metropolis.
IIoboken.
Where can We soc Tiiei on the Sabbath nowadays II
not q HObokens II job Palmer. who was the Arte.
mas Ward Of the old country had lived tll our days
he w'uld be found posted on one OF the sidewalks
lesdn, from tho ferry to the Eysan Fields penuins
down he incidents Of the hegia Of the nineteenth
csntur And SO much uniformity there Is In this
periodical wandering Of our citizens TO the shrine
where uhoy restrictions and veoes penetrate not and
where obnoxious cnactmcnts delo not the soil believed
with tht foam or many trimming cup, and the
blood Of many votsry, shed during his passage
by some more ardent worshipper. that ctzens
unconsciosiy becoming converts TO thc sect which
aims at referring thesuprcmacy Of the wine cup Look
around onwbatever side aud you will see ali classes
representa- and each individual prepared 10 profess his
doctrine prCucey Not are tho Dung fry' left