The New York herald., 1873-06-24

little scaIpYng KNIVES casting bullets ana resignt-
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Bowery, that rush to the assistance OF virtue In
danger on the New s , YoIk ;sa stage sao .erteman
to me in good faith They are
THE rALLEsT SPECIMENS OF RURAL SIMPLICITY
1t has been one mans fortune to meet The pic
ture OF pirate decoying o merchantmen would
form sister sketch to the Saratogians playing
an grmpossi5ity where the siurements TO the CON.
trary are so enticing in the Summer months. This,
with paternal blessing, be the Saratogian's ex.
are as perennial as ever.
THE LOVELY COUNTRY AROUND,
land, lake and hill and lawn, wears its brightest
mantle OF green, silver and misty purple under the
or @ as M na he
vais up to the present have neither been numerous
nor with few exceptions , important.
that the season has not commenced may be sadly
found IN the fact that the great gambling hes
IN
reconnoitrng. These black infantry have q hotel
OF their own, on whose piazza, after sundown. Q
Of hair dya {foni the bristlin9 blge-black NOUS.
taches Of the nashy ''runners" and ''ropers in.n
deserted also lanky specimen OF
- THE GENUS ''DEADHEAD,w
which in the Summer months quits New York for
fresh fields and pastures hew and victimizes hotel
under various pretenCes, principally in the false
guise OF newspaper correspondents How the
SEW selves to- to be imposed on by this shallow class Of
fraud is among the mysteries. 1t might be con.
ISOLATION to those who complain OF extrayagant
sde but 1t is IN the interest OF every decent jour:
nal 70 denounce this sharp practice upon the good
name Of journalism in general
THE FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON
given on Friday to Par @
a a
in question was at the Congress Hall ballroom, and
formed contrast to the saltatory gatherings OF
the season at full tide. The townspe0ple mostly
made up the throng, and the dancing was tame
and spiritless although the music was good. The
Rock Puirtans and as straight along the backbone
as the cutting edge OF an Ofice scissors. The
ana the
their gray hairs challenged veneration was deeply
affecting: | need hardly say that they did not
MEN WHO SHAPE PUBLIC OPINION
on the great questions that make and unmake
town pumps and nurl betmes from power usurp-
Ing despotism in the shape OF town constable.
They were characterised BY simplicity Of bearing,
and the fingers that 80 often had walked the village
did not sparkle with diamonds. A disrespectiul
person would have examined them for "paste."
THE wALwORTH TRAGEDY
forms subject for animated discussion here,
although little additional is learned from the pro.
pletely for Mrs. Walworth, and paiates the crime
Of young Frank in great many WAYS. When
COrnere0 on Cne question OF the rlRnG 10 XIII
q 1ather for look that ''implied contempt" they
admit the horrible logic which would give an
affirmative answer and take refuge in the state
ment-"There must be something behind" The
character Of the dead sensati0nalist is bitterly
attacked, here and the devltry OF mis- nature dwelt
upon. He Is well remembered, and his freaks, or
worse, are told with wise headshakee. The school
kept by Mrs. Walw0rth was for day scholars only,
and yielded but pittance. 1t has been closed
since the day after the parricide. During the Win
ter months Mrs. Walw0rth was in the habit OF in
viting number OF friends to
LITERARY REUNIONS AT HER HOUSE.
and young Frank was always present. At one or
two OF these little sOirees he read piece himself
but was always noted, even In his mothers house,
for reserve which may or may not have been diff
ndence or bashfulnesS. From this and his having
accepted an invitation to 60 to Europe 1t Is argued
that he could not have gone to New York with the
intention OF numbering his father. / give these
things merely because they reflect the opinions Of
those who knew father and son. They
do not care whether it is on the grounds
OF selfdelence or emotional insanity that
here that he was the very last person one would
suspect of being guilty Of murder, and, therefore.
that he cannot be guilty. The seminary for young
ladies which Mansfield Tracy Walworth was caught
attempting to enter surreptitOusly was not kept
by his wife, as has been reported. 1t was the
neighboring seminary, then conducted by Dr.
Beecher relative OF Henry Ward Beecher. This
happened seven or eiGhtyears ago. Walworth was
arrested, but the mAt1er was hushed up. His
years. The murder at present Is the only subject
that divides interest with the expected 'rush"
from the heated cities for O cool sOjOurn by the
waters Of the Saratoga springA