The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18

for the morning hours After dinner, the promenade
lasts as long As the band plays; then comes the
hour for riding out, and it is beautiful sight to
see the handsome turn outs, as they drive up and
take in their valuable freghts and then pra ace of
to the a-house, the glen, the fort, or along the
beach The bracing air of this region is capital
accompaniment to carriage ride it makes one ell
joy, at evening, the revvfed feeling which in New
York is only experienced, and then not always, ia
the morning. In the evening, there are large
pessaat %nsd h great deal OF
ogling and coqueting, until inspired by the strains
OF the band, the company find themselves involun-
tarily thrown into state of activity, and they are
Of watzs pokas &S There are some ' CHARMING
young ladies here at present, and some attractive
married ones shall give list of some of them
oy ana oy. From the company at the various ho-
tels have selected the following names, as those
most likely give an idea as to how the present
society Mt Newport is composed
AT the Ocean House, among others are the fol.
Francis J. Grund, Esq.
Hon. Levi Woodbury., Boston.
Mr.. Charles Woodbury., do.
Hon. J. Hilyard Cameron, Can ada.
Mr.. B. 9. Ward, Baltim ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tenant, Philadelphia.
Miss Sally Tenant, do.
Mr.. +. G.: Hail and family, New York.
Mrs. De Witt Clinton, do.
Mrs. Gen. Wingate, Portland, Maine.
Col. G. Andrews, Washington city.
Samuel Ames, ESQ.,, Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop, G. Ray, New York
w. 5. Wetmore and lady, do.
DIR. Miller and lady, do
Stephen Brush and lady, do.
Miss Hyslop, do.
Mr. G. b. Raymond Boston.
Misses Jarvis, Hartford.
Hon. L. +. Carpenter, Providence
Mr.. Fosstt and lady, Philadelphia.
DR.. Lewis and lady, do
j. >. Wright and lady, Rio.
Hon. Chas L. James.
Hon. John H. Clark.
AT the Atlantic Hotel there is large number Of
boarders, and all to be well pleased with their
host and his house. Mr. Weaver, of the Atlantic,
is certainly most agreeable landlord, and there
cannot be doubt that those whe trust themselves
in his care will be well taken care Of The
following names are those Of few Of the
boarders at the Atlantic
DR.. Calhoun, Natchez, Miss.
Mrs Fisk and family, New Orle ms.
Mr.. K. Urquhart, do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle, Philadelphia.
DR.. Davis aud lady, Charleston.
Mrs Commodore Hull.
Capt Joseph Hull u S. NJ, and family
Louis Dusaulis, New Orleans.
Col. Davenport and lady, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Samuel, do.
DIR. Beck, do.
Mr.. Dalrympe, Baltimore.
Mr.. Eaton, do.
Mr.. Caleb Chase, Boston.
Mr.. Haversham, Savannah
Mr.. Brothers, New Orleans.
Hon Judge Pittman, United States Court.
AT the Bellevue House are the 1OH0wlng named
among a large number of boarders -
Hon. J. j. Critic nden and daughter.
Hon. X. c. Winthrop.
Mr.. X. G. Winthrop, Jr., and lady, Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Dwight Foster, Worcester.
Mr.. w. G. Boardman and lady, Troy.
Mr.. p A. Stockton and lady, New Jersey.
Mr.. Jos. M. Blake Bristol, r. l.
Mrs and Misses Coleman Kentucky.
Mr. r; r. Winthrop and family, New York.
Miss Nelson, New York.
Mr.. George Trott and lady, Philadelphia
Mr.. Robert Mckimm and family, Baltimore.
MIR. E. G.. Dutilh and family, Philadelphia.
Count de Gurowski Cambridge.
Among the occupants of cottages may be named
Gen. SCOTS family: Admiral Wormley, r. N.
Captain MacKinnon, X. N; Mr.. Chas. DeRhain,
New York; VIM. Beach Lawrence, Governor OF
Rhode Island; George Jones, Savannah; David
Sears, Boston; Delaney Kane, New York; Col.
Gates, U. ). A, Commandant Of Fort Adams.