New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
NOTES FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.

A large bridal party from Naples are said to
be enjoying the lower St. Lawrence aud the Saguenay
River resorts. Tic party numbers 80 persOns-Ha Hal
Bay the saguensy Is yearly becoming moro fashona
BILE This season promises to be the most brilliant one IL
has yetseen sOutherners have always been partial to
Canadian watering places and arriving inarge
numbers. Quebec is perhaps the special favore. The
crowds by steamer 10 Montreal are very great and the
the OF extravagant toetes not exceed the
Continental correspondent OF The philadelphia Bulletin
says that most OF the hotels of Atlantic City
curse" to the place, furnishing suitable accOmmoda-
lions for man beast, and occupying ground
which might be devoted to beautiful private resi-
dences There arc honorable exceptions he says
but majority Of the hotels" simply public bar
rooms with few dingy rooms attached. Private board
lighthouses popular at Newport-Mr Freeland, the
artist, now resides in Newport. He has a painting OF
ophelia" on exhibition in the Redwood Lbrary.-Cape
May dsagreeaby infested this season with professional
hievesLake Superior seems DO popular resort this
summer Every steamer from Lake Erie is loaded with
Sulphur Springs, In Virginia, short
days journey from BaltmoreAbout 80 feet OF rock in
the Horse Shoe Falls. Niagara has fallen since last
season. The shoe now has moro the appearance Of
triangle but the appearance of the cataract said TO be
improved rather than Injured The fallen rock amounts
to about 80 tuns.-The Red Sulphur Springs, in
Macon County, Tennessee, renowned before the war,
have regained their popularity, and the hotels are FULL
The Boiling Springs Of Alabama have also come into
notice aganA party OF four young folks have left Troy
for twoweek camping expedition to Chaeaugray Lake.
Tho average number per night, last season. who
NAMED at tho Tip Top House, Catskl, TO the rise
about 6OOakland, Maryland ia attracting fashion
able attention as fashionable wateringplace.-The
regular annual "heIress, who diamonds worth
100000" has already appeared at Saratoga. She is
Cuban heress this year. Spanish bellies, by the way,
making themselves very attractive at the Sprngs-John
G. SAKE at SaratOgaJOhn Morrissey is there bust
ness OF -sohuylervle IN Saratoga County has
been greatly excited the discovery OF mineral
spring, which is to rival those OF Saratoga proper.
Tho place now contains about 5000 inhabi'
tants. IL is the old home OF the Schuyler
family whose history is intimately associated with the
Observation-Disclosures Vermont, is the Summer residence
Of the Hon. VIM NJ Eyarts His family numbers thirteen
children and occupies three large mansions standing side
by side the prettest street In the village Mr. Eyarts
also small farm under Ugh cultivation tho vii
Is about 10 build trout ponds and proposes to Gull
vate that fish The family usually spend three months in
Windsor.-There four hotesa at Rockaway Beach
They full This resort has not yet become fashion
able 10 be uncomfortable Ladies' dress they please
ana when they pease.The new drive at Newport which
local enthusiasts call the finest In America" has
brought many fine sites for Summer cottages into the
market II istweve miles long, winding in and out along
the ne Of the shore always within view OF the water IL
early yet for the display OF fancy horses and carriages
but the road already looks lively.