The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22
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The Steamboat Trips of the First Day Of ihs
tas Week.
Yesterday, clear, bright day in tho calendar ate
wsterspouts Of the pluyal element and hours-nay
daysof moisture tempted thousands of enterprsinl
excursionsts TO leave home for holiday trip Of feaxs
ton Abandoning the charms Of domestic life II
its private capacity and bidding adieo to the lares and
penales of the family circle thousands OF fond mammal
and jovia papas of every nationality who abide witht
tho confines OF the Empire City yesterday took wing, Of
rather steamboat to enjoy breath Of fresh dir on The
river in the Sound and around the bay, to recuperatl
their exhausted energies for the fresh tolls Of the comn
week. Gathered Ike bees around the fragrant honey
comp according schors exquisite description OF M
contest between the Burguudian and Ffepch armies q
William le, these Sunday excursIouiss assemoie{
around all tho diereus piers Of the North rvcr lro
With the HERALD advertisement sheet before them ~
find It hard matter TO decide where 70 90, syl
to choose between them all. East and west north and
south, there L. abandance OF convenience
staten island; "Now for the Lower Bay Lets &
to Yonkers" "ro Coney Island and back" "Fort IN
and tho ri,hns Bank "Sswours Newark and =;
although railways may close their traffic and New jersey
be strictly observant Of the sabbe,h-as ovhced In 10
carrying out the Excise law wc-s' are "hertj
there and everywhere TO transport hong ~ pleasure
seeker to groves and gardens Of de lg wberb he mar
I1saIia'e IN the frssh summer air watch hts chdrs
hearts content while he tho head OF lie family car
quaf his cool lager or exhlaratDg Bourbon, unmndsQ
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Many excursions and thousands Of excursionsts, q
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lower portion OF H. where the quay IL situated, early ID
the day with nearly thousand persons for Fort La
Pleasant VALLEY loh how pleasant looks With the LOFTY
Palisades towering up above and the tranquil riyel
gliding along at its FOOT and Bulls Ferry whence, Nel
landing hef passengers and allowing them TO rampage u
the country she Gotham IN ov004
ing, bringing them home TO tea
For the fishing banks, the wyoming sailed o. ninN
A. NJ In the morning, taxing all the piers OF the EasS
rv'r on her way, and leaving pier NO NORM rvst
finally She took at least four or Eve hundred excuh
osnss those banks that never break and issue no
notes save tho moan OF tho ocsan-the jolly LOG
porgcs and loads Of SEQ bass they had cspaed on she
wanderings. 10 the fishing banks likewise. although
On mora extended rip mspi r aso 1s K, One
rounded The Hook Of Sandy, skred tho shore OF tht
Branch 10 its utmost limit and then anchored u
the wyoming on the banks. Hero her passengers had
two Icrrs' nsh, and then grand sail In spankidh
breeze and with quickly revolving engines up sgad
through the bsys supper and 'lower," back to NsR
To those prefcrrlns the Jersey shore and the chsr
img woodland scenery along the XII Won Kul ana
way offered the msans Of gratifying their TASTE These
boats took down some thousands In their four tnp4
PORT Royal twice from Warren street yesterday. An
thsateshts Of blue hshing bathing and clam bae0
s TSsra Ss the pa s S and al
lie. he Bos;aSss around - Staten i.l.n
imTossblc 10 describe at length the various
eosts and their voyages The II. NJ Cool too kmsny14
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lae thomas Huise a. many 20 the ralisade TO Foy
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