The New York herald., 1845-08-30
From Saratoga Springs.

UNITED STATES HOTEL, Aug. 2S, lS45.
4 Refreshing .S,olcer--Eucning- -Music-S,ciss
Mnstrcis-Pico--Rema Indiridnats--A
Member of the Aristocracy-A Wealthy Sufferer
The Chepaiier--d,riuais and Departures.
We had a delightful shower yesterday, which
cooled the atmosphere, and made the parched earth
rejoice with great, unbounded gladness at the visit
of the sparkling raln-drop so long stranger to Its
BOSOM Huge delight was exhibited in every tree,
leaf and flower The petals Of the rose opened to
receive the glittering habltant of the black cloud,
which faleth upon the just and the UNJUST 10
wards evening the wind lulled, and the bright
stars OF heaven peeree forth from nights
sable curtain, filing the heart OF beauty with
happiness and unutterable Joy. Then was heard the
voluptuous swell of delicious music borne upon the
fragrant night breeze and low sweet toned voices
poured forth harmonious warblngs, enhancing and
captivating the senses. We fastened down to the
piazza and there found band of wandering SWISS
MiDstrels consisting of two with violin and cla-
ronea matronly woman of about forty still beautiful
playing the harp-and most lovely maiden, with
prophet eye dark the avalanche which oerhangs her
mountain home. She playe the guitar with great skill
and rich contrao voice reminded OF the glorious
Pico in her palmiest hour. The troupe sang with much
feeling several wild Swiss airs which rapturously
appauded by the assembled crowd consisting OF the
ing the air pure aud bfacingin fact it is the
son for enjoy at Saratoga.
have you time to time sketches OF various
Strop Man pquantly remarked only few more LETT
which deserve pdssdnt favorable notice.
Do you that large fat man. over dressed with the
vulgar afecation OF ailors apprentice on hollday
His watch chain osenaously displayed round his neck
would almost for the cable OF seventy four The
rings his fingers would set up deserving young man
in the jewellers trade He affects des airs de marquis
talks loud affects to know everything and seems proud
of showing his ignorance and vulgarity THIS IS the
celebrated Mr.. T who has long retired from the
business of candle manufacturer and in the strength o
his purse has forgot the civil humility OF the shop he
may generally be seen talking TO lady with turban
and makes loud pretensons to belong to some exclusive
arstocraic clique.
Let us direct our enquiries to that uneasy bilious
looking individual who is sauntering through the
saloon with lorgnete levelled at the assemblage whom
he subjects to the rigid scrutiny of drill sergeant on
field day. Who is he Some distingue member OF the
aristocracy no doubt With what accurate eye he
surveys the companythe cut and quality of their ha
biliments That is Mr. -, the wealthy sufferer"
or vulgary speaking-Tailor of Broadway, Gotham
Til ed Of cutting coats he cuts the shop that he may cut
a figure and from mis- curious and wandering glances,
has undoubtedly eye to professional cabbage on his
tour.
There, too, is Chevalier Ri, putting his segar with
all the equanimty arising from philosophical indiffer
ence duns He has lately espoused the daughter of
rich merchant The Chevaier is roe oil considerable
matrimonial experience being lately divorced from his
former wife, the grounds of silly prejudice existing
in her mind against allowing him to do as he pleased
May he be in the possession OF his second
love- and her fortune which last he considers not the
least attraction
The Chevaer perfect financial genius. Versed
in prices current mercantile circulars bills OF exchange,
the doctrine reghts ships colonies and commerce.
Too great secluson and addiction to his studies the
theory of of hand and bills of exchange, in his
private residence in Eldriige street has induced him to
seek more hracng air
There were very few arrivals this morning, and, we
understand several Southern families intend leaving to-
day