New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10


ever that thee Automrdons-even the most fdsn :
ior able heroes OF fEO four is-hasd-are remark
abe for skill or good n)orng OF the ribbons. lnry
do not react the classical perfection OF celebrated
ais ocraiic drivers.
If one we're 70 Judge from the supe'abundance
OF music and singing, shl;h a. All tiheS I"e
day. resoundibg from I'll directions ron hotels rs
well as from cottages strikes Ons " npanum more
mr. less pleasantly the visitors OF Newport would
be looked on as the FIRST and the most enthusiastic
melon aiacs in tie world. All kinds Of perform
ances pu7llc and prvats-by pIOessio1a artists
by Ut pro-s.ion4l dHsftaHtf and oy MUSIC
masters huntin, snd angling even here, alter pa
nils are touIed out win the greatest lavIshn-ss.
But il canuOt escape the quiet observer, that by
far the greater runher OF the pretty, youthful
faces that gather 10 hear the mate hlcss and mar
monious execution D, the G-rmania Band OF every
species Of mu.ic-thNt their faces brighten aud
grow animated and their eyes blaze, when the
band strikes the accOTds of polka or any Other
modern d1ncs-wbe most OF them remain IN
touched by the m. lodI-s OF Schubert or hosslni,
or BY the vibration Of the soul moving ideas oil
Beethoven or u Mendel-sohn
Dancing is therefore the all co nprehensive and
all che, ring resort Of the season. It's worship IS
performed IN the most varied manners, and nearly
at all hours Of rhe day, anu under every possible
denomination. Thus there ore German cOtIllOns,
hops soirees ulusicaieS ddHSagtes, balls, private
rs well a. pubic, snd hopping fairy like IN the
open air on the green, at excursions aud PIC mics.
The dancing Of the young girls Is generally grace
fu tut ID all these modern r fashionable dances
the principal performer Is the man, and It rests on
him 10 give grace TO the ~hirllng movement, or
TO render II gracele,s, out Of measure and II cu-
lOus. TreU ealOpmg backward aud forward
their 81 des and whrls, smell OF the dancing
school. The more ferCciou- dancers make the
most vigorous Efforts TO shOs what they have
leaned there. his may do well in a public hall,
hut IL rather unbecomr and tastelesS m private
none vtl-bTed sucIetN, with whose taste dane
ing masters or mIstTesses are raTely # ever IA
niliar or even aquaint, d. Its csde dc CONNIE u
fauf ruling tne movements and positions of the
buoy and Of the teet even IN polka, IS wholly
VI known 10 them.
But dancing SEEMS pleasure for some. others
accomplish II v lth the CONSEQUENCES Of fulfilling
ore ithe heavI ST dutirs OF life. Before they put
their itet M mo- ION. their sces elOngate as pam
ful anInr oger,tacows them. You perceive
that Il stroll on blazing haite field would be
more welcome. However, generally the Young
AmeIcan-o TO speak more exactly, Dung
Amtrca improve tie dancing m ~ and more
and continuing at this rate, II vii soon be alead
If Europeans. Ia the Old World, the youth of all
Clssses no lOf ger have time TO fUllO~ or be de
voted to Ttrpslchor, for them the blood, war
dsrce and tn dance of death are imminent.
There are not many Of the beHr or ftshiona-
bic hons who shine here 10 any very ridiculous &C.
GtulflGHNs \ ltN ulr'tUSulNu tnrlASfNtH Uh llt
long encs Of their weI-starched n-ckclot-s-liks
the wings Of 4 windmill bGs 10 great extent a
better taste prevails We can boast very few
very tame Augiomariacs. who, TO the utmost of
their bTuinless chp-riry, ape the genuine snObs OF
Regent ST or Of COveut tiardrn uaabie To Iase
themselves 10 the higher species Of those vegatat-
Ing IN Bond. -. or It's parA-OT VINO try m faint
attempts a. iDocuat- IN, m. elves the English
spleen, ard thus To have distinguished air.
Should, however the mass ~ young men be clds-
fed, the first position matt be 4dlldged % the
New y otkefs. fur tneIr Easy ami correct external
opp smbce, kept IN harmony with the general
rules OF kenuemanhSt, elegant behaviour. 10
be- surr, Oth.Ts c'mIag from van ,us parts OF the
county cbn be- counted "a belonging to the Ike
hrr, d. But the Ne Yorker ever rules and out
numbers them. Among these, ugaln, the palm re-
logs Ia the m-Ibhers Of the New York Cub,
rhO BY their good. eediug and ier unaffected,
elastic hospltahr aud friendly Intercourse, dlstn-
guish Themselves, aud would do So every whore.
FmslN, the having. alley forms very accept
able resort Tor want at better on ralny day.
BUi whatever he the fOudntss Tor this pasture,
as amer of killing the rather gloomy hours
OF the iOiet Don, It ~ true that IA TINS game
the mOstmeI T. Of the person are gracelesj and
awkward even iO, the most graceful Syphde.
ARD low the PROSE- OF lie taps the last mo-
mt Mt the moment 81 farewell. Tns enchanted
crowd viii yaLisE--dim Iecollectiops will alone
Iemain dOwIns over IT'S place Ike a tide. Fare
wei then 10 this dreAmlike appari with all its
pleasant and peculiar lights wIfh ali ts eccentTicl
Il, : and shadows Bot above all, hearty fare
VEL 90 the understandable, active lima 1ltants of
Newport. ~fOse existence - deeply rooted IN its
soil from these swarning with their trades add
occupations down III Jtmts-st., the lonely wan
cereI has received warmer greeting than hOm
manl n gIandee rocking himself cOmplacentl, IN
his splehcor upon the hill. They welcomed IN
the pilsum not the arrival of a millionaire, whose
collars bN thousands were TO hud their way 70
TIE poe kets Ut traders AMI wOrkmen and yet their
cofdisity was sInceTs-mor- than that of SONS
Of the sham afquises ana mock dukes for whOn
the traveller, heng neither All Amphtrb ON nor u
sytophant was naturally y4ld-lrss Ohl-ct.
Ths hand has been shaken IN friendship by some
OF the mghttst Of the earth, moving IN the HI cher
gIsdations OF artificial, conventional society,
though coDsecTated b, centuries ana centuries of
history. Ofl-n il by gone times have known
/ the cordial welcome of those with whom | was
united ID blood IN friendship, or BY sympathy Of
7 the mind hut still tbs most friendly recOllec ion
will remain from ny contact with the popula-
ton here. There was warmth Of feeling at the
| bottom OF II. And glad | of this sympathy.
| IL VAS shown by thosr who are part of the
| genuine pulsatIOns of the great eyvntful Amer.
cHn life. Among such Is the IneXhaustlDle nur-
! seTy OF men. OF actions and of ideas. rney su3-
tam the structure Of society, and pour e,erzst-
inely INTO It new healthy. strong elements and in
/ dTl0ualltiss. There IS hardly Oae among all
| who shine like stars 90 the horizon OF this new
wCTlc-as stattsm scholars authors. poets
srtIsts or professional men, who are not the
children OF parents unknown to the world az large
/ NhO tnO~s here 70 America Of a second genera
tion Of any kline OF c, lrbrty descending from the
/ father, snd continued IN any way BY the son ?
/ Long may THE marrow of the An. rican cOmmu-
DIty remain unpOluteo, uBsullied b, the delrt-ri-
| Gus air bre1rh.d IN regions which assume 10 be
| higher hut are on, shaow and worthless IN COM
| psrson A. long as the mint VIyIh ng that cor
her stone pOpula ton shall not be numDed by ar.
uhcislty, aiectatlOn and insincenty the lofty and
| brilliant desiIBi.s embodied IN the onward prog
Of The American idea are not mena :ed with
downfall or eclipse. 30 long whoever wishes for
sm-hOTatOn IN humanity all lopk 90 the political
existence Of this Republic with enthusiastic de.
yotiOn. To America Que NAV sppl,-changing