The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-10

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| OF ultra dthance, laughs and talks like
! Partisan tofne, and sips her cobber through a
straw, with an air that would set the Paliis Royal
| or the Abbey in flame. She has already oh
| tanned here the sonbriquet Of Lola Montes-whicb
| am Inclined 10 think, does not at all hatter her
| If Lola is half as bewitchng and irresistible do
not wonder at all her incredible and romantic adj
ventures.
| portion of the aristocratc family who have
| heretofore borne sway at the United States, have
| departed this burg in "A hi of economy They in
| Sisted upon occupying entire cottage, with six
rooms, aud calculated for six persons, the price
| of three, OF which number the family consisted;
| but as Marvin wouldn't consent TO thus, they left
| in pet and went to Congress Hall They only
| renamed there a day, however, and have now
avoided he place allogether-no one knows wifi
| ther. Well, economy is lesson that they will
| probably oil learn, one day or another.
The weather here is very uncertain and dis
agreeable. or rather very certainly disagreeabe.
Rain every day-a storm in the forenoon, and "A
thunder shower at night-such is the routine Of our
weather. Of course, this is very unta vorable TO
riding, driving, and all sorts of excnrsonlpg, aud
cssis damp and chill over everything However,
"Spe'Gnza" is our motto, and we wait patiently
for the good time coming. AMATEUR.
NEWPORT II. l., Aug 8. 1850.
The Han Henry clay at Neuport-His Reception
Tile Empire State Steamer The Cro,oded DIP
PeorGnce of Feupmt-Mr. Clay's Opinion of the
Policy Of The Hoah ,c,th regard to the Comyro-
mie-1he BeHerue House Hotel.
lesltJday evening, at five o'clock, left New
York, by the Empire State steamer, which had on
board upwards of three hundred passengers,
amongst whom was the able and renowned advo-
cate Of the Compromise bill, the Hon. Henry Clay,
Of Kentucky, who, after eight months of labor in
endeavoripg 10 carry that measure, now seeks
some essential repose and relaxation, and has most
wisely selected this beautiful spot for the renova.
ton of his strength, which must be- some what i'm
paired by his arduous and unilring duties Before
leaving The dock, the assembled thousands called
80 Justify for HIM, that the venerable statesman
came Ia the vessels side and bowed his acknow-
leogtments, and those who thronged the piers
contl utd To cheer bIm till their echoes died upoa
the waters, or were drowned by the more bolster
Gus yet not less complimentary salutes of guns,
hred nom the various vessels which We passed.
here Is no II cident 10 note passage hither
Mr.. Clay walked the spacious saloons of the yes
sci, End converted atidbly with several persons
whom he knew, and after parraking of tea retired
10 hls state room about halipdst eight O'Clock.
The Empire State, the capacity of which, together
with her regularity, and the gtnlemanly deport-
mtbt OF her officers, Is so well known To the public,
came sic ably 10 port al her usual hour. half past
two O'Clock this morning, under the skifil aud ju-
dielons guidance Of her commander, Capt. BenJa-
min Bray ton. This vessel is worihily a ftvonte !
On anINing here this morning, | repaired TO the |
Bellevue House, where Mr.. Clay is located, but |
numbers, like myself. we're doomed To disap point
ment IN our nope TO obtain n bed. The house was |
these who found a sofa indeed fortunate, |
though Elk or seven lay sleeping in the ladies'
saloon. Many, and myself amongst the number,
left IN search Of better accommodation bat found,
aiier raNeIsing the town at that melancholy hour,
that all the other hotels were also full. returned
TO The B, llevue," but, unable to succeed ia getting
u CO mel 10 court
Tired nature o sweet restorsr blimy sleep
j LETT my baggage in the office Of the hotel and
sailed 10th To The beach, where, even at that
hour, scarce live O'Clock, numbers were luxurdt-
n y hall nm lhe hrtn
Mr. Clay had quite d icrec to-day; hundreds called
Oh him. and TO all, the unpretendng well as the
distinguished, was he accessible, notwithstanding
hts iaigpe. awaited myself of the honor of watt
ing on him and, your representative, he greeted
ne mos cordially and shook me by the hand, say
ing, Mr. Bc"nfu's course, ruth respect 10 NE great
apesf1on ~ ne compT'rntse, has been 50 fruiU pa
frfot,c that JrIsh tor The pleasure Of taking htm by
IN. hand ana fcHing ham 80, personally"
MI Clay took an alrng IN his carriage to-day,
alone, aud drove along The beach 10 enjoy the
fTesbIpg tea breeze.
At dinner, in the magnfce nj md spacious dining
saloon 81 The Bellevue House, there were nearly
ibr,e bundled fsrsoDs sat down-three long tables
ben ~ Land out in the most rerheyebe STYLE which
would do credit To any hotel IN the Empire City. |
shall not, unnecessarily, extend this CORE pon-
dence, by giving you 1.-THE bill Of fare" bat will
SIMPLY say II was all that either decacy or great
degree q speuie could deere, and the attention Of
MI w. w Hazard, To render his guests happy and
comiortable, is both praise worthy and effective.
Yet, Tor all this, your correspondent would be- this
n n.
not knowing where To lay his head" but for the
kindness at two members OF the Nsw York bar,
G. th' res nothing like having friend at couri,")
Win have p'ansned shake-do~n for him At aa
adjacent house, wbcIe they have rented bedroom
But have digwrted. Immediately after the din.
ber, and before The dessert, the Hon. Mr. Anthony,
the Governor 81 the state Of Rhode leland, roae
snd briefly proposed the health Of Mr.. Clay. lie
said -
:" II il known TO all Of you that you have amongst
you nh honoTtd and distinguished guest, aud IN the
name ct the PEOPLE 81 this state, ! propose the
health Of the Hon Henry Clay" (Applaase)
Mr. Clay then faid -
81 think elsewhere. in different theatre, | have
had occasion 70 inthct 10 many speeches during the
lnsi W nopibs, that cannol repeat the OPERATION
here aud have now merely To return You thasks,
and Co whb you aud your State health aud all pos
sihl, piosltny." tS-vrrul rounds of applause)
There sie NJ present upwards Of three hundred
nj the bellevue, AMI amongst the more recent are
the following, snd those who come should secure
Isins heiofehs nd -
Hen. Henry Clay; Lieut. Col Van Bnren. 4. s.
A.; Mrs Van Burtn; Judge Forsyth; Jas r Sim
mons, ex. menb,r ~ CoBgless; Hon II B Antho-
ny, Governor Of Rhode lsiand; John Il. Bartlett,
E,q., and lhdy, Providence; Mr.. Geo ). Rhhbarn
and laoy, Providence; ex-tiuvernor Dinan, Brisol,
X. L. Lieut.. AHry, X. N, London Hon. \.
IIuichin,, PIo,id,Icc: Il. X. Gambie, Esq. aud
body, 81 Lou,si - Hart, Leo, aud the Misses
lIsrt, Troy John Slo-son, E~l., N. T.; Augustus
Schsll, Eco. N. Y; Miss Tsllm4dge. New York;
- Icoimsn. Esq, lady and daughters; e.. G..
Toy Tor. Esq. and lady; - Brw.irr. E-l, AID
lsdy, paIs; David Sears E-q.. Jr. aud l,dy, (,he
original of the painting az the "]rle of New
pofi, exhibited IN the Ar Usion.
Movements OF Distinguished People.
Hon Mbipflc. Ga ioH '9tlnsn. Mobile, !
Hon hitAksr OHIO. Hen = u. Ruggles. IN:
case Buffalo, J. &. Rock veil. Mas Cen Nsth.r
hiss.; a. A. Ina sSrscuse g. v. Peek. fhna.. ani
t,ty.iS eibsr arrived yesterday and took rooms at
TIE clinton Hotel
Hon Lyon Ala Cap, n N Jenes " sN.
IL q. Ardsrfop :. MIS- GOV Marcy. Alb,uy.
Hon. Y q GrimbsiI n. e., and lfb other, arrived,
yestsfdAy. az the Irving Huuse
W wsshburns n. o. & ~ 8 Horton Indiana r
Mayer savapnah ana hfty Others. srriv, yesterday
ct the franklin.
A. Pope. Bottom; q. Greene, Cleveland, Dr Dick.
snftp tRuaoa, l.. Gum Canada West and huy.
seven o'l.ts arrived at B.rnum's
thas thompson. Bottom. Dr West, Geo VI Ho.a.d'
81 1hunss " prt Indies. % W Harris Grrnada and
aud sersnty others arrived ysttsrdsy at the Ameri