New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
NEW PORT
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Correspondence u The Nev-York Tunuac
NEWPORT. SATURDAY.. Aug 10, lsjI


NEWPORT, SATURDAY, Aug. 10, lsJl.
The season al Newport Is nearly al It's
acme few weeks suffice for the fail unfolding Of
the gorg cous dover which eliminates with the ancy
Ball The HrSi OF September sees the last blossoms
woven INTO that many tinted ohdplet when suddenly
The odorS OF the flowers cNhded. and the leaves
tall and fade. But no flower bushes here unseen,
Uor Is any fragrance wasted Every day AT 4 O'Clock
the great corridor oi the Ocean HOusc-BIoatWay 10
Is called is filed with beautiful women and splendid
men, supeTDy bvdecked and DedlZened The hotels
are thrOugcc with elegant people from all parts of
the country, and New Ok has by no meHS a small
representation. Quite numeerOf noiableS are here
some nom the principal cities have summer resi-
denceS near the town, and every Gay many fine eQul
pages displayed IN driving 10 different parts OF the
island. Sometimes. toward evening. the avenue APP
pears lively with vehicles OF every kind. rushing
different directions. With hundreds of people on
loot almost 10 lead one 10 suppose that II had sud
denly been transformed INTO the fashionable thorough
iaIc Of large cliy Frequently one far.
proud lacy-eQuesinaR, attended by her gay gallant.
~ AL, N livery, With ample rrslns habit, sweep
ing like cloud along FOR moment only We
fringe oi lace. dangling from The brlm OF high hat.
and then, Lac vision, vanish horse and rider pa
sea OF dust, Again, one MAY meet walking oe,utl-
iul cU. Ol the tdf tor. Wearing jaunllN VIDE dat
OF CHIP OF straw. very pictUTsSQueN edged around
with bTVad black lace. These are deemed very con-
NenlenI and becoming IN a not day ior a uie IN an
open carriage, for sal on ne water. or Nalk n
The country.
One OF he chief diversions OF the visitors i ride
OF a ntle oT lNo, toward evening, 81 ilS>CaN ana
FRIDAY OF every wees. 20 .heNasl ioTti6caiau> which
defend the noble har0or oi Newport. Within the
immense enclosure. which seems Ike the grand
court OF some royal castle, i presented spectacle
al once imposing and beautiful Prom one 10 thToe
hundred carriages, mied wlh people OF high fashion,
accompanied bv many SNOWY male and female eQues
TRANS, cash sarOuch The intricate passages. AID
underline broad archwav> oi me citadel, and emerge
upon he ample graveik loddna, Winch surrounds
Vie large parade ground WllhlU The fortress. where
ioT an hoGI or more they continue 10 move ori>Sy N
proceSS0n-al the horses heads turned IN one dIrec-
uon-thc people listening 70 the music OF fine ml!l-
taEy band To the suudrci> At spectators Who >'lr-
VCv HE scene from The terraces above Inc barracks,
pageant IS presented mo> oulli ant ana aulmatng.
The numerous spirited horses, Ihc gIttenng eQul-
pages, and the gay dresses OF The people. al combine
20 form d fCsr saStHhle OF remarkable beauty After
The band have performed bali adOzen airs. AMI the
PROCESSION has lnAce The Wlds circuit twice ~ many
tunes. >uGcenly down through the ringing passages.
and UnGti inc heavy granite vaults. dash horses and
rldegS. and - The sinks IN the west those Who
have taken The more ready CONVEYANCE of boats see
N the distance The long tram Of CARRIAGES or the road
70 The town.
IL seems 10 &c sXed that \ewpoTt : 10 become The
Raih az spa OF this Country The town j. - situa-
led As 10 b. easily accessible from the cites of thc
>eahoaru ard 80 10 The people ol those places -
vel Is 70 those 10 pass most OF their lives inland
put " 81 10 soiourn ior While by the cling sea-
tAs place most available Independent is many
fractions Ambush within toe limits % q certain
Ann there here DeTtt q Mir. O slety yet persons
Of moderate preten>lon> IA rT>uli O; health. by with
drawing l.t.e nom The Charmed circle, NAV have
4 very plcssaG. tune gong 4ute'l! to tae beach >