New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
EXCURSION PARTIES FORMING.

A large number of excursion parties 10 bu-
rope Will be formed this season, varying IN huoo 81
10 to l5O These will start from the city ahu rc' :"
lowing route prepared for them by Cook, Son Jehkin
Of the International Travellers Agency mere N 'p a,
party OF 20 persons will sail from this port on mS ~
the Anchor Line steamship Victoria ana VIII DC ,,e
los DAVIS The members are mostly residents Oh "an
ton and this city. They will land from the
Iondopderrv Ireland and thence viii visit tho noo'
nlaces IN that country Passing from Killarney W o'
don and thence 20 Paris, they viii remain sA u''
Grand Hotel The journey will then iholuuo -
tho uont Cenis Tunnel Genoa Florence, Rome N"p,
pompeh Sorrento. CIvita Vecchia, Venice anu V"
homeward route the principal places Oh h'eio'' -
land. .,od IN the
.h,, C,ba which will sail from this port Jui'o -
for a Masonic party now forming In Counh'i"' -,
T1,is tour will also be circular, ana VIII lnoiu .ho
Britain Germany, Italy, and France 'lcn"" - t..
oh,oo,ivo ,o,nt The excursion win occupy li' u"y'
Tho next excursion will comprise "a pii'' ,-,on
school teachers and pupils from Nnshve hnu ,.,or
~ nder me direction Of Prof Stark OF tho ior'"''
nlace IL will occupy "a days, uui'"s For
roneral tour OF Ireland and Europe VIII oo No." TO
,ho rnosos Of the party thirty rst-class oertnS "
heen taken I'm the National Line steamship Egypt, sail
ing from this port on June H. -, -,
sst OF 100 persons engaged In scholastic pursuits who
will sail from this port June a. in the Anchor line
namship Victoria which has been chartered for their
o~cimsiye use The complement OF the company is
nearly f and includes 10 persons from New YORK fix
frnm NewJersey eight from Pennsylvania, nine from
Mossarhusetts one from Vermont, five from Illinois one
tom Iowa two from Michigan, five from Virginia two
tron WISCONSIN one from Ohio, six from New n ann
shire three from Maine. five from Maryland three from
Dei Sare and Others Most OF the persons booked are
ladies' After landing at Glasgow aud Inspecting that
CITY they will go 10 Edinburgh Melrose, and Abbots
fnrd on July A. the Earl OF Shrewsbury will give
n dinner TO the tourists at Alton Tow ers
ono Of the finest baronia residences IN England.
Later in the evening OF the same day the party will tako
snecal train from Alton TO London where they will ar
rive an time to attend grand American ball TO be gwen
at the ST. Pancras Hotel One OF the main objects the
accordingly Cambridge Antwerp. Bonn and Munich will
he Included in the route. several days will bo devoted
10 the Vienna Exposition, AMI the return Journey
MS will be MADE at Ausberg. Liudlu, Lake Constance
Romanshorn Wnerthur, Schatibdusen Zurich. Rug, Lu
cerno Interlackcn. BcTDe, Geneva, and PARIS on the
wav from Paris 10 Glasgow, from which port they will
ea for America Aug o. calls VIII be made az Rouen
Deppe and New-lIavcn. The party will probably
rive al this port Sept Family aud smaller scholastic
companies, composed of from hVc 70 ten PERSONS,
sailing by every steamer
The agency forming the above excursions furnishes
the steamship aud railroad tickets accommodations n
nrsclass hotels, admission to of the museums art
galleries. and other places OF interest OuniDuscs and
hacks.
Guides accompany each, and the traveller Is relieved
from every care. For the party sailing in the Victoria
on MAY TO- the price for each person will Dc $3.50, gold
The OF educational tour will be SO0 gold each
Old and experienced travellers have contempt for all
itineraries except those OF their choice nut that
ladies' prefer 20 have all arrangements made for them Is
extent proved by the fact that they chiefly
sttute the Aforementioned party