The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-11
SUNDAY OUT OF TOWN.

ExcurnI~uA Leaving tue Chty TODAY
Should tho wealth have the goodness 70 "dry up''
to-day the nhabitaps OF this CITY wan % anordsd every
opportunity Of enjoyAy themselves in an sxhilarasng
manner and OF spsudl ng day at the seaside or some
rural retreat where com, ,ensaon may be had for the
perpetual wet the sultry dampnes and the frghtfui
visitation OF mosouipes Vith which New Workers have
been afflicted within the eek past ola sol appears
to-day there Is no doubt tn at the suburban retreats OF
the metropolis the shores OF theay ana the oanks OF
the Hudson will be orowded with numbers OF our hard
working population Who afsa- spending most nonoto
nous constant toll shot, crowded, damp city,
rush 10 moro salubroas and anvigoratns All 70 eHJoy
the relaxation Of the day Of rest~and to brace
up for the work Of the coming week. To-day IL tho
weather proves favorable tho nu'er OF excursions an
nounced will enable the most ksstidious TO please
his taste and 70 amuse himssH on the Sabbath.
despite "a tho opposition thss may DO gvsn
by the most Purancai or q" most EXCISE
Law inolinea people OF our populsta'n. Inc SAT-
water may require stimulant; the - breeze may %
invieorating; the jovialty Of = "day ous amusing
and social aud what with the combnathn OF nne, good
weather. aud pleasant scenery and orsay excursions.
the New Yrkxs do not enjoy themselves to-day the
thing will deserve TO be matter Of nots..
RocKAwAL
this pleasant place and delightful ees beach, stu
ate on tho coast Of the wide Atlsc tho steamer Port
N. and two r. NJ, leaving Rockawsy at hsfpast nine
A. NJ and nalfpast four P. NJ Blue fishing sea bathing
and clambakes will be the order OF tAeday
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Those DESTROYS Of having trip the ocean wave. ana
willing trust themselves the grand pillows OF the
Atlantic, will be afforded opponuntyson the Never
sink which leaves pier So duane stres North tvs at
nine A. H., returning at six p. N.
LONG SOUND.
The Nelly White commanded BY Captain secor leaves
Peck slip at nine O'Clock excursion up tho East
river Long Island sound, calling a>CoNege Point
City Island New Rochelle and making IN excursion
twenty miles through Long Island sound and return,
leaving Rochelle at four p n
This pleasant little place will b visited BY the steamer
Perry and doubt large number Of cxcursionsts viii
avail themselves OF the opportunity to spena an agree
able day. The boat leaves Barclay street at nine A. n,
going by way Of the Kills, and landing at Urion Ross
vle Woodbridge Tottenvile end Amboy. and returns,
leaving Ksyport a. three p. NJ
HARLEk
This section Of suburbs whi doubt be crowded
should the DAY be ue and the lovers Of good
lager and tho necessary accomplishments WILL no doubt
here WestchestsS county. In addition
70 other means OF conveyance the steamers Sylvan
Stream Sylvan Grove and A. Winants announced to
leave Peck slip every hour from nine NJ until half
past p NJ returning from Harlem every hour during
the same period Of the day
TIE YsHNa BANKS.
The favorite resort Of New Workers. the fishing banks
certain be patronzed to-day no fewer than three
steamers being advertised to visit the locality at differ
ent points during the day. The George Washington
leaves foot Of Eighth street. East river at seven A.
tho James Guy leaves Brooms street at quarter past
SIX A. NJ, and the wyoming stars from Peck slip at
nuarfar IN aCht A
.gLr COVE
The steamer Arrowsmith will leave Peck Slip at
quarter past nine A. NJ, for whitesone Sands Point
Genwood and Roslyn and will return, leaving Roslyn
at half past three p NJ and Glen Cove at quarter past
four p. n.
NEwBURG-NRwARK.
For these two places which are generally paronized
all nne Sundays the steamers Thomas Colyer, from
the Of Warren street. leaves at half past seven A.
for Newburg; and the Magenta and Thomas Way, the
regular Sunday passenger boats leave foot Of Barclay
street at different periods during the day, commencing
| at half past ton An
n the weather prove unfavorablo many will no doubt
be greatly disappointed and win have 70 content thom-
selves with quiet Sabbath in the pleasant and temper
| alto city Of New York.