The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
Our New York Letter.
(FnoM OUR REGULAR oonnEspospEsT.]

| lFnoM OUR REGULAR conREsPoNpENT.]
| New YORK, bIay %, 1SG7.-Tho Fepians and til
cholera sccm to DO regular chronic summer com
plants In this senBation-loving metropolis. Las
scasoE both OF them wore cpidemcs furnishing
daily food Tor tho newspaper and tri-weekly foot
| Tor my letters to Tue NEWS, and now comes tn,
| Hts again-for no aro told that the oholcrn Il
about to mako raid upon New York, while thu
fonians mako raid upon Canada. Tho board o.
! health Ia making due preparations to resist the
lobster salad loving enemy, while tho people o
Canada are OH tho lookout for tho excited ad
mirrors of good Irish potatoes and bad Irisl,
ante-oxcise low whiskoy. Tho cholera may sue.
coed IN killing of o fow i'm rudent indulgers in
lobster salad lunches, and the Fenians may sond
handful Of John Bulls Canadian subjects to
their Inst account, but this will DO the sum and
substance of the result Of tho double raid, for
tho cholera will fail as It did last year. and go will
tho gallant mud PATRIOTIC sons OF Erin.
Tho econory along tho Hudson as exhibitod-on
horseback BABNUM's Museum, is particularly
hno. The fair notross and oquestrionno who is q
fair acress and equestiienno in moro than one ac-
ceptation OF tho phraso, is handsomor than the
MENkEFi quite graceful as the lattor, and dress
cs little less soantiy. and in much bettor taste.
although Miss HoDsoN's costume is not Quito as
oro"k-sarisl Us MEsKEss, it is yet sufficiently
Biack-crookish 10 attract Immense numbors OF tho
curious who Like to pursue tho study Of anatomy,
Illustrated by living subject. Miss LEE HopsoN
therefore is good card for DAnsuM Il
Captain MACKENZIE, tho groat chess champion,
having settlod up hts afairs in this city by beat
ting STANLEY, ono OF tho strongest of tho Motro-
players. has gono ovor to tho city OF Broth
crly Lovo to fight II. BEIouELM, tho PHILADELPHIA
champion, and the telegraph informs us tn It tho
Now Yorker has beaten tho 1rst throo games
MACKENZIE will wear the laurels till PAub MoRPuy
eomos out in this direction and pulls ttom Oh.
great trotting match botweoa Dealer and Lddy
Ihorne camc oil yesterday at tho Fashion Courso.
and was Witnessed by upward oftwenty thousand
'pectators. DEXTER camo out the victor, making
tho fino tno of 2:22, only aoking two and quart-
or seconds Of oquaIling Flora Tsmpte's famous
performance several years ago. ~
Tho dumb beast fraternity socotv hayo made
arrangements for tho purchase OF about thirty
drinking, ountains which will be placed in difer.
eht par ts oftho city for the benefit Of thiraty mem
bers Of thu equine temperance association. It ie
vol t5attn the scorShing dog-days lthd days In
which dogs are captured and killed. OF tho pound)
It is well that poor weary and thirsty horse should
be allowed to atop and indulge in an..innocont
drink. - ~ SO a
!. Tho warm weather has come upon us at. last, OF,
should rather say, the hot weather. .soda water
stock is at premium, and yet strange to say, the
greater demand tho moro does it go down. Ice
oream'is above par; sherrY oobblors are .popular,
cool Lemonade is much esteemed; fans sen wen;
low-neckcd dresses are In fas ZION, and aold Sol
looks down upon US and cmits spitcful hoat, for
which the fruits may be grateful but the perspr-
ing ulan is not.
And now, in the absence Of moro interesting and
more important matter with which to fill up this
letter, will you be Gind enough, Messrs, Editors,
70 allow your correspondent :.Moultrier TO bid nm
,affsc cHonate adlep 70 your readera and ffd NEWS
Whom I state that this is my last tettSr to The
CHARLESTON DAILY NKws as itsreguiar correspond
ont, your readers may bo surprised, and, may I
add, hope thore may be one or tYo among them
who VII be ene-haH as soET3 tp part:with me as I
to take my leave Of them. II, during the year or
two OF my connection with the NEWS, I have, from
time 70 t;Pej hspccooded In giving satis5a6Eon to
apy oe sopts good readers; & any Of mynstemp!s at
righteousness OF style, made at time whom my
heart and mind were sorely weighed down BIZ poig-
nant grief produced by domestic ataiction; Il any
OF those attempts, I say, have been successful, I
am thankful for this much, and pray then,.to for
get whatever was- faulty or oarelesaly writton in
any on mhhy tina thfee hundred, letters hayo
kahR to- thu NKws- fom. this, gre6tt and Busy mo-
tropols.
Az regards yourselves, lot me. add that our in
torcourso has been most pleasant one at least to
inc. and that shan over remember with appreoia-
ton the many acts Of kindness and .courtcsy TO.
coived at your hands, and while it may not be ne,
cessary, nor in good taste for either Of us to satisfy
the curiosity of tho public as to the Causes TINT
compel the dissolvihg Of our connection rs en-
ployer and employee. It should bo etated in justice
to us both, that wo part as "mutual friends"
And now then to THi NEWS and its readers, a
long, last and loving adieu from
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