The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-08

ford House reigned hotel monarch Of the mountains.
Thence the road can be reached by carriage DIS.
lance OF seven miles, The fare up the mountain il
nxed at two dollars.
Over twenty thousand people have visited the
the Profile ana Glen houses are so crowded, day aud
evening, that one Ii forcby reminded OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel when the bulls and bears Of Wall
street were wont to put their speculative heads to-
gether Indeed the other night the parlors and BIZ.
lard rooms were turned into temporary dormtories
has al w
al IL can accommodate, one hundred and seventy.
nve; the Crawford two hundred and the Glen four
well known watering places this season has been the
subject OF much conjecture, and the crowds here may
account for IT, a. nd that the metropolis Is repre-
sented here In these mountains In greater numbers
than II is at any other summer resort Three hum
dred Of the four hundred guests at the Profile are
New Workers., and nearly ali Of them are permanent
b0arders. The case Ia the same at the other hotels.
The following are among the late New York arr
vals:-Dr. John o. Stone wife and three daughters
wood and family, VIM. and John O'Bren and fami
lies, f. ID. stanton and family, John Boodgood and
family DR., Dubois and family, Dr; Peters and FAINT
and family, J. L. Gross and family Mr.. Schenck and
family, George A.. Fanshaw and family, A. Matthews
and family, @. J. Lane, W. Irving Woodward Miss s.
G. Woodward, b. W. Tracy and wife, J. II. Gould, s.
c. Shepherd +. N. Otis, wife and son; Frederick H..
Wheeler Henry Van Arsdae, John Van Arsiale, Z.
=. Sampson, Mrs. g. +. sampson, Miss s. f. Samp.
son, Miss Mary sampson, Mr.. Place, John L. Bymur
II. Z. skinner and wife Mrs. Hyatt wife and daugh.
ter r. VIE anu eOn, w. III. Il. Lee, Rev. DE-.
DE Witt, A. Cooper, Miss +. A. Cooper, Miss A. @.
Bailey, J. p. Robinson and family, William Il.
Leonard and family, l.. ID. Buckley and family w.
X. Cutting, X. +. Cutting, w. D. Foulke, +. T..
Weeks, +. X. Durkee and family James X. Jesup.
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge, Mr.. Ward and family,
Edward +. fabrook and family, NJ. Herrick and
family, 8. w. Benedict and wife. NJ Buckley, +. w.
Hutchlns and family, ). Gardner and family, J. w.
Keep Edwin Cornell, II. Pike and wife, DR.. n. y.
Rogers and wife, T.. q. Tucker ana wife, T. X. Butler
and family, X. W. Hasklns, Eugene Delano, Mrs.
n. G. Delano Miss Delano, j. V. Beam, Jr., and wife,
Chas. ID. Quackenbush, Mrs. p. Van volkenburg,
Chas. H. Livingston Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Witthaus
and daughter. John ader and wife, Miss Iadcr Rev.
Thomas Farrell, j. q. payntar, u. ID. Anderson and
wife ID. Campbell and wife, VIM. II. Wallace and
wife, c. Rushmore and WIFE, Foster Petit and wife,
De Witt G. Lawrence and wife, Miss Annie G.. Hoe,
Miss Mary l.. Hoe, VIM. l.. Skidmore aud wife Jere.
miah Skidmore, A. T. sullivan and wife, MAJOR zen.
eral Pleasanton, Mrs. 2. Lee, Miss Lee, Il. V.
Churchill, son and daughter, J. b. Amerman, Lewis
Il. strong. Mise A. f. Stone, Clarence Cary, u. H.
McAlpn and wife q. L. Allen, Mrs. q. Allen, Fred
Kruge and wife, Miss Lebonburgh, VIM. Z. Prime
and family, VIM. y. Bulge and family.
Just at present there II great deal OF grufnbnp
among the visitors, as clouds OF thin white SMOKE
said to have come from the woods burning In Can.
ada where, have for the past few days so en-
yeloped the mountains as almost totally to obscure
the view from Mount Washington of the surround
ing country. Everybody, however, even to the
transient foks has resolved himself into patient
Micawber, Whiting To see what may turn up and
ready W profit by Che slightest wind that may come