The herald., 1837-03-01
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The new and elegant mansion Of distinguished
medical savan was this evening tsrown open to the
admiring gaze Of the beauty and fashion of this gay
cy-and to describe the brilliant scene that met and
almost ovcrpowered the eye upon catering the chaste-
ly furnished and magnifcently illuminated halls and
drawing rooms, can be done by none other, save the
Ariel of the Court Journal-the New York Herald.
"Bless me-" said a tall young asplrant with pro-
fusion of glossy curs luxuranty falling over his ears
which rendered their size and shape quite invisible
"Bess me, what charming angel is thatnow dancing
at the head of this quadrlle evidently unconscious OF
her transcendant beauty"
"That is the beautiful Miss S-misery is yours in
being unacquainted- you envy that distingue,
young NJ, who seems SO supremely happy in her
sweet smiles? But he's only her cousin"
"Confound these cousins! What glorious preroga-
tives are theirs !!
"Mss c." said dozen gentlemen, addressing the
fair asy of the mansion-"pray enlighten us with
the name Of that charming lady in the black velvet
dress, with the white japonicas in her raven hair 2?
"That is Mrs. S." sweetly replied she. "Allow me
to introduce yeu?"
"MzrricS," gasped the poor fellows.
aObserve that beautiful blue eyed and rose wreath
ed maiden that is just entering the room
~ who Int. rot proved how tss1y .y words essay
/" She is already surrounded by crowd Of gallants
Soliciting the honor of dancing with her the next qua
drille."
"How that noble youths heart responds to the
lovely music from La Bayaderc, which is just COM
mencing"-
Happy from elm free,
Why all contested like me,
"Oh there's the worthy President of the s. Bank
paying his devoirs to that young lady who leans
pensvely upon the arm Of the fortunate Mr. j., of b.
$. She's plum my jewell and as rich in intellect
| as in her own right"
black eyed angel the presiding goddess Of S. Place
What imprenetrable phalanx of the young chiva-
~ of the company are thronging around her!'
evil you allow me the privilege of waltzing with
you, Miss N?' said tall young gentleman, whose
whiskers not dark the ladys lusrous eyes.
Excuse sir-I shall read the Herald tomorrow
--must not figure there--they will read me out Of
meeting-Arie is to be here, you know"
"Who is that gay spirit that much resembles the
captivating Augusta 2"
"She is the grand daughter of the venerable Go
vernon l.. See the very lightness of her step-she
floats around the magic circle, the perfect poetry of
notion"
"Observe that happy group around the enchanting
| Miss H. Is she not most radiantly beautiful"
| Oh, sLe has form oflf- and light,
at .h,sn: .e, Isia"es r psra p OF ns s,shs
Tho morning star ofmemoy.
"Ah dispense not your favers 50 constantly on
young L." pathetcally muterod the sentimental Mr..
w. "For hours have my eyes followed your fairy
footsteps-gallope with me-my heart bounds at the
thought"
| "Ah could / but expect the same blissful plea
sure" circulated an ertensire representative of the
Emerald Isle" then would really feel
First flow Of the earth,
And last partner ofth~e.
| But must stop monent-for bark, the trumpet
sounds change and the inspiring music Of the Mar-
soiilois invites the guests to the banquet halls-he
disnguS and numerous representatives of the city Of
brothery love-the moustachc of la belle France
the dark eye of Mexico-the elite of New York and
its vicnity-he pride of Long Island-al mingled in
the throng that now with measured step, wended
their way like the grand army Of Napoleon in the as
cent Of the mighty Alps, and like it, cheered on with
rich rcpast in anticipation, which in reality surpass-
ed all former splcndor and magRifcence.
Again the drawing rooms filled with the happy
company--the waltz and Spanish dance now predo-
inmate, with an occasional gallopade.
And now the gay company are departng-the hea-
w roll of the carriages is heard in every direction
the fairy like music has ceased-and your faithful
Ariel impressed with the charms Of concentrated
beauty exquisite grace of the ladies OF the man
sion in ,Le reception Of their guests and theunbound-
ed hospitality Of it's eminent head returns more,
and
Nerry merry shall love now,
Under he bioss-m thai hangs on the boush
FRKE TRADE--No MoSoPoLy-No MoBs.-A cor
respondent recommends that in order to effect free
trade and to undermine monopoes, the people should
carefully eschcw all mobs, and should gradually pre-
pare themselves TO effect SO desirable change, by
attending to the following resolutions:
First. To consume bakers bread that s not
twenty -four hours old. This would be an immense
saving MS it is well known, that bread one day old,
goes much further than bread, and isagaIn much
more wholesome.
Secondly To petition Congress steadily and con-
stently to remove the duties from bread s;ufs-fue
suSpr and melasses.
Thirdly. To choose no candidate for Office who is
not in favor Of Free Trade-and opposed to mono
poles.
HARpER's Classic LInRARv-A most beautiful edi-
,;op NJ uo,perp ia mat issued nv Messrs Harpers-