Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-11

her beautiful country residence, situated on thu
banks of the Hackensack river, in New Jersey.
On another occasion we may give a full descrip
ton OF her classical and elegant Uila perfect para
disc Of ssrtu taste, and high poetic Tn.
elegant villa Of N. Prime, Esq, opposite Helgate
ON TINS Island, may be more gorgeous and expensive
out II wants the fine taste and elegance Of Mrs
Atrees. James g. Kings, at Hobokcn, is also infe
rior' Col Webb has very fine country residence
on Long Island, beautifully laid out with summer
house, conservatory, stables for breeding blood
horses, and all that sort of appendage-but in one
respect his establishment wants the taste finish and
morale of Mrs AS While Col. Webb enjoys the
delights Of his country residence, his poor creditors
have to whistle for their money in town, unless they
can catch him on English ground, as he was caught
last year in Bristol On this Mrs Attree is far
superior to Col. Webb, and furnish him with an
example worthy Of imitation. Not cent is due to
any Of those mechanics painters gardeners other
workmen employed TO erect and beautify her deli
sious "vila." Every thing ordered was paid for in
cash.
Yesterday this excellent lady departed amidst the
addios'' of her fashionable friends, who accompa
MED her to the steamer that bore her part of the
way to her beautiful summer retreat Among the
group we did not any Of the Homes, Masons,
Jones, Kings, Primes, the Webbs, or any other Of
these parrenues Of recent growth and rise in the
beau monde.
We learn further, that this charming lady intends
to give, in the course of few weeks, splendid
fete champetre, at her country residence, which will
outstrip any thing Of the kind given in this
neighborhood. The invitations will be issued pro-
baby about the beginning Of next month. 1t will
prise collection of all the talents grace, beau
ty, and genius in town-or within twenty miles Of
the city Yet Mrs A. is very select and particular
in her invitations. No blockhead-no person who
cheats his creditors-no pot-boiling artist-no fiat
poet-ns Wall street editor permitted to
enter her brilliant salon Original genius and natu
raj talent always welcome. Men Of science and
high philosophy are her especial favortes. Indeed
from her skill in human nature, and tact in the art
of the mind, she is peculiarly fitted to create q
charming coterie Of society, and give il life and
imaton especially her own. In this respect, her
taste and genius for society resembles that of the
celebrated Mademoiselle L'Espinasse, Madame Du
DeAand, or, in these more modern days, of Madame
Recamier, who collects around her all the esprits
forts of the present day in Paris.
We rather think that Mrs. A. will outstrip all the
fashionables of the present day, in the elegance,
beauty, and fine conception of her country fetes
and rural amusements. A number Of fashionable
ladies preparing for creating great sensation
some at New Brighton-some at West Point-some
at Saratoga-some at various other places. Mrs.
has determined to avoid all those places where the
c0naiHe Of the beau monde frequent. She has
lectcd a most romantic spot in New Jersey-adorned
it with every thing that art, genius and nature
contribute, and in addition to her invention and
execution, she will have the aid Of unrivaed talent
Of every kind From time to time we shall give
tees of her movements-for, like every great per-
sonage Of ancient modern times-her life and her
purposes too elevated and intellectual ever to re-
quire secresy, vulgar exclusivenss or attempts to
hide the efforts of genius they rise eciat before
an admiring world
GREAT DoINGs THE JEWISH SYNAGOGUE
On Saturday morning next there is to be great dis
play Of Hebrew chanting at the Synagogue in Cross
by street. A son Of a Hebrew custom house officer
will have then entered his teens on that day, on
which occasion he will "cantilate" the whole
7-1r (Parashah) of the day. The name given to the
performer is 11-n u ar-Mtzrah)-Son of the
Commands-i.e. one who is, after this period,
sponsible for his own sins. This is lucky circum-
stance for the father, as he has enough of his
sins to answer for he being half locofoco and half
wing, Win touCH VI the CONSERVATIVE u Doot. IN
the afternoon and evening there will be a splendid
given to both Jews and Gentiles.-
Among the latter, there will be present number Of
locofoco officers from Washington, and many en-
ployes from our city custom house-together with
whole tribe Of the back-eyed, beautiful daughters
Of Judah. Oh heavens!
We entreat all our friends TO go TO t1- (ShooD in
order to get invitation for the evening. Our in
vitation has already been received Major Noah, il
is said, is to be /" Governor Of the Feast"-but we
doubt this, as Noah is only chief man among the
Hebrew loafers and pawnbrokers-not the literary,
the refined and recherche Much credit will be due
to the Professor, the instructor should the boy
cute his part as well in this in chanting the
r1-cr- (Hophtoroth.) We have heard him sing
in Wall street, and his voice is sweet enough TO
bald new bank, as the walls of Thebes were
raised by music alone.
o. FRAScIs HALL, Esq, the business editor Of
Of the Commercial Advertiser goes to England
in the Great Western. Mr.. Hall is a most worthy
and amiable MANN fact the only sensible person
about the establishment-for as to Stone and Inman
they are the greatest asses-tsee Animal Magnet
ism lin the lower part Of the city, unless we ex-
cept the STAR Office, which is rival in inanity
and folly. y. Il. We would give any body ten dol
lars that eaa tell which are the greatest bockheads
TnE EcKroRD PRopERry.-The remaining por-
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