Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
from many Of the iops who may usua!-
ly be seen at watering places.

Scott, Hon. II. G.. Winthrop, Count
Gurowski, and many other gentlemen
OF distinction. Many Of the bellies Of
the Ocean House were present the
Misses Ward, Miss Hoffman, the Miss
es Jarvis. the Misses Hall, Misses Clin-
ton, &c, but none looked lovelier than
Miss Catharne Hall, who is daily be-
coming more popular and more admir-
! ed by all at the Ocean.
Among the resent arrivals here, | no.
tlce the Misses Saltus, Of New York;
they are very wealthy they are also
intelligent and very mteresting.
Mrs. Otto Williams, of Baltimore, is
a splendid looking lady, and receives
much attention. Her sister, Miss How.
ell, is very beautiful, and is quite
belle.
Mrs. O'Shawgnnesy, of Cincinnati, is
very handsome, and, withall, very
agreeable lady.
Mrs. Colcuan, of Cincinnati, is fine
looking lady, and plays splendidly Oh
the Piano-iorte. She has very mark
ed face, and one which will attract the
attention Of every sensible man; il det
notes dignity, intelligence, refinemeI.
and amiabillty which cannot be mista-
ken by any one who understands human
nature. She is deservedIy one of the
most popular ladies at the house. Her
husband is IA sensible, digniiied gentle
man, who wins a friend whenever he
makes an acquaintance.
Miss Sal!ie Tenant, of Philadelphia,
il a sweet looking creature, has bright,
sunny face. and dances beautifully
She is a great iavorite, particularly
with C gentlemen.
Mr.. Lairobc, of Baltimore, whose
father was the designer Of the Capitol,
at Washington, is also here.
Mr.. II. w. Hyslop, oil New York,
brother ofthe beautiful and fascinating
Miss Mary Hyslop, is one of the best
dancers at the house.
Mr.. Sherman, OF San Francisco, has
\ Just arrived. He Is a millionaire, and
viii unquestonabIy iascinatc some Of
the young ladies'. am told by those
who know him, that he is an excellent
and most estimable man.
Among the recent arrivals, | notice
Dr. Mayo, the distinguished author OF
"Kaloolah" "The Bcrber," and other
popular works. | understand that he
has new work in press, which will
be published in the Autumn. He is an
exceedingly agreeable gentleman,
ripe scholar and one of the most popu.
lar authors OF the country.
Mrs. Duncan OF Natchez, Mississippi,
has Just arrived for several seasous
she has been the lele of Saratoga,-
this is her first appearance at Newport.
Mark my worl, she will create no little
sensation here, and some Of those who
have thus far been regarded us bellies
must prepare to be eclipsed. for she
will surely deprive them Of their laurels.
She has a peculiarly marked face
When not conversing, she looks as if
no earthly commotion could disturb the
serenity Of her face, and no human
power could move tho regularity aud
passveness other apparently ch isselled
features. Her face is a model for n
Madonna. But when she converses,
| her whole countenance is Illuminated
by an expression which is rarely seen,
revealing the souls deepest intensity,
and portrayng the hearts warnest fer
vor. She dances with ease and grace,
and is one OF the most attractive ladies
Oh the floor.
Miss Sargent, a sister of Mrs. Dun
can, is also very beautiful young lady;
there is striking resemblance between
the tao, although Mrs. Duncan's face is
much the most marked. Miss Sargent
will create u sensation here.
Mrs. Thompson, OF Prince'on, New
Jersey, Il sister Of Mrs. Gen. Ward Bur-
nett, has but recently arrived. She is
belle beyond all question or dispute
exceedingly graceful, oil Lighly polished
manners and Il dignificd air, she moves
swimmingly along, queen Of beauty
Her face is one OF the most sparkling
and agreeable that have ever scen.-
Her eye is brilliant with intellect and
unalloycd happiness, aud her whole
countenance is as speaking as one could
well be. She dances most beautifully,
and is highly admired. Both Mrs. Dun
eau and M,s. Thompson receive much
attention.
Miss Hoffman, Of Baltimore, n sister
of Miss Lizzie, has just arrived ; che
is very handsome, and ia Que OF The bes,
dancers here.
/ Among the visitors at this house oc-
casionally notice Miss Hettic Lawrence,
the accomplished and intelligent daugh-
ter Of his Excelcncy William Beach
Lawrence, the Governor Of the State,
who has most delightful residence Mt
Ochre Point, about mile south Of tbs
Y Ocean House, on the Cliff.