The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

seven year, In 1873. under the same; and again. \
fourth, In 1870. under Governor Bell.
So much for this additional misre presentation Of
Robinscn-lie No IL, in AL, 1 believe, which have
been exposed. "OD another occasion" perhaps 81
will follow bin and bis crew." further. But elorgh
| has now been said, Mr. HERALD, to weary yonr
patience and disgust the public" With this man.
who tells ut least truth 70 hundred lies, in tho
coursc OF bis false rigmaro attack upon the patrio
tic dead, and upon the high minded and liberal v-
1ng-wben he confrsscs II have not much reputa-
tion +" question whether he has enough 70 pay
over the money now Justly my due Mr. Emmet
can deposit any thing Which may be IN his bands at
the HERALD Office. "My friend, sas Herrng,"
nlso, has my permission TO 'face the music" at the
same place; and il Simeon Draper (as announced
IN the Ifibtnep has actually got hundreds spot 10
ms posse ssson let him ''tOe ths crack" forthwith
Now, Robinson, yer blsggnrd, don't bemean Pub
40 ssopg your Emmets, Hsrings and Drapsrs to do
the honorable thing HICKORY SwI-CH.
NEWPORT But n day or two since we had to
chronicle serious disturbance at Newport in con-
sequence OF persons complaining Of the principal |
no.e,s ior seiing hquors IN defiance q tho law Tho
nformers were pclied with rotten eggs and Other.
wise assaulted. We have to record n more
serious affair, resulting from nuisance in manage
ment, which prevails 10 large extent in fashion
The facts in the case are that, MT the Ocean
House, waiter attempted to take dish from
Southerner, who was serving himself and friends
from it, at the dinner table Sunday. The gentle-
man refusing to give II up, and the waiter persstng
in taking the former struck him in the face-with
case knife, it is said-cuttng him severely. The
waiter dismissed by the landlord, but re-
insiated on the threat of portion Of the walters to
leave.
There was no further difficulty until the next
morning. when band Of walters approached the
Southerner's chair evidently for disturbance, upon
which he drew pistols and threatening to shoot who
ever came near him, kept the waiters-sll Irish-at
bay, until joined by several friends, when regular
kpoot down commenced, and the walters were ex-
PEELED.
Great excitement, of course, prevailed among the
ladies at the table. After the walters were ex- |
gently requested to leave with his family, as there
was every chance for another attack, which must {
have ended in great bloodshed He left on Mon
day accompanied by some fifty friends and hundreds
OF SoutherneIs report says who could not leave
with him, determined 10 leave on Tuesday.
We have but little comment to make on these
facts Almost every frequenter Of fashionable l
hotels is aware Of nuisance, to which this fracas
is chargeable. 1t is the habit Of walters though
stationed at particular points Of the table, to
particular parties, rushing pell for whatever
able. With choice dish before him. a gentleman
very naturally wishes to serve himself and the
friends around him. especially if they be ladies; yet
or waters to pass the entire length Of the table and
,eize upon particular dishes, whoever may be sery-
ng from them, Whether it should be charged to {
neagreness Of dishes Of the kind the systom Of
eeing walters by which class of travellers and d
,oarders manage to crib the scream" Of tho feast,
We leave readers to Judge. The fact of tho N
Nuisance, Of which the Newport case was a speci- q
men, is well known and ought to be corrected n
As to the hotels of Newport, they not unlike s.
'thers of their class, though before heard
pecial complaint Of them, nor Of any disturbance
wing to their table arrangements. Insolent walters
bould not be kept in q hotel neither should a
under any circumstances, handy words b
n quarrel with waiter The true and only remedy,
+ aggrieved, is complaint to the authorities Of
otel: One thing isnow evident that Newport, I'M
ess the Liquor Law Of Rhode Island is evaded or b
epeaed and reform in portions of the hotel il
cement introduced, will soon be abandoned rs a D
Ieasure resort-save that it may become dotted e.
nth private residences where under his vine ii
nd fg-tree, every man can sit, and eat and drink
that he plcases.-Nirror, Of yesterday. r