The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10

any regard to their mseit In tie order sssixncd.
Ars. ToanAnt, Of PhilAdslphia, IL ~ beautiful and
as Pop!lar - ever; always graceful. qussnly and
agreeable she receives unbounded attention. asd Is
society here no Lady at the house receives 30 many
splendid serenades as Mrs. Tenant.
Mrs. Chadwick, of New York, makes her first
appearance here this years she is tall and stately
taste, and il decidedly the most graceful dancer
hero. She receives q great deal OF attention, and
do not wonder at it, for she has bright, intei-
gent and sweet face, and is very agreeable in
versation She is decidedly ono of the oonspicu-
Mrs Morgan, Of New York, has charming face,
fine figure, and that pent waistcoat becomes her
ceedingly; she Is splendid dancer, and is I'M
She has very marked features, and her dark, piero
ing eyes speak their own peculiar language.
Miss Ogden, of New York, is young lady Of
scarcely eighteen summers; she is very pretty, one
Of the best dancers Mt the house, and is making
quite sensation; it is her first season.
Miss Draper, of New York, is very pretty, sings
beautifully, and dances well.
Miss Mary Hyslop, Ach und Krach, is yet one Of
the most noted bellies of the Ocean House; she is
prettier than ever, receives attention. but
is more retired than last year Her charms are ac-
knowlenged by all, and her popularity is equal to
her merits
ly, pretty, and fascinating as ever, and receives
great deal Of attention; she dances well, and is
much admired.
Miss Richardson, fair-haired belle from the
Quaker city; she looks very much like Madame
Anna Thillon, the celebrated vocalist who is uni
versally acknowledged to be one Of the handsomest
women in the country
Miss Michler, OF Easton, Penn, is here for the
first time; she has hardly the of eighteen
summers; she has beautiful face, and her dark,
piercing eyes, and bewitching manners, have seri-
ously damaged many a fiutterng heart among eur
young gentlemen. She dances well and dresses in
good taste. She will certainly make conquest be-
fore the season is over and am not that shall
not be the victm for her power is almost supreme.
shall soon have the pleasure of knowing her, as
understand that she daes the Spy to speak of her.
Miss BItterfed, Of Washington, is very pretty
field, Commissioner of the Land Office.
Miss Older, of Baltimore, who will be remembered
for her popularity last year; she is the best Polka
dancer at the Ocean.
The two Misses Jarvis, of Middletown Conn, are
as lovely as ever; the bright black eyes of the
and the fair complexion, mild eyes and pleasing
manners Of the other, possess the same power as
ever, and always gather crowd Of admirers around
them
Miss Woolley, of Louisville, western belle; she
dances gracefully dresses in good TASTE is an excel
lent pianist, and great favorite; Louisville may
well be proud Of such a representative: .s
dark eyed lady; She is daughter of Judge Butter
field.
Miss Scott, the youngest daughter of the old hero
Of Chippewa, &c, is charming young lady. dig
of the chief attractions Of society here. Next year
she will grace the White House at Washington.
The charming Madame Anna Bishop is here. and
has been very successful in giving concerts assisted
by the world-renOwned Bochsa, the greatest harpst
of the age, and Sede, the celebrated futist. full
y endorse all that you have in your columns in re-
gard to the charming Madame Anna !; her praise is
on the lips Of all, and her pleasing manners,
accomplishments, and exquisite powers, make her
an universal favorite.
The glorious Germanians give their grand con-
cert at the Ocean House this evening, and am
confident that the hall will be crowded. for they will
perform some of their most exquisite pieces. They
are, if possible, more popular than ever; and Mr..
Helmsmuller, their accomplished agent, is the f.
vorite Of the house with all the ladies indeed, the
Germanians could do nothing without him.
shall be at the concert this evening, and shall
note down the bellies for my next letter. have
been intending to write this first one for several days
past, but engagements here have prevented now
that | am fairly started, | shall 60 on with the
series, and you may expect to hear often from your
old friend, The SPY AT THE OCEAN House.