Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

BRrGHroN. The season has iairly
commenced nt this fashionable summer
retreat OF lhc English aristocracy and
now, lhan IL ever was at any previous
seaso' pleasure hunting is IA great oh
ject oi those PRESENT. Races and han
qurIs only make Place Tor muse and
dance.
They are not satisfied with such nu-
sic as Ia offered ,hen, during dinner
hours and N the Evening they have
brsides once or twice ii week Mat.
nee Musicale" where Gone' Lui classi.
cul music is rcr,ornsf And where IA
dice, ALTER returning from The Bath,
meet NJ crow!s ANA cisp'ay he elegance
OF thar morning dress's. An English
corr,s rohd.ni sp'aks oi such "a gather.
,nX 10 The most enthusiastic ierme.--
They are not seated IKE IN Concert,
lie -ajs. tul hey take any char ana
place il anywhe G they sioosej during
the infer"i.s'ors ih'y oil'n rr' up io
converse with party oi trends wlo
happen 10 b. seated NJ the other end Il
the l1,Ii ] ~ "A charming sigh, 80 I
ohs rye the non hairnce aud cans q, u.
habits n, these morning conceris,-all
usual pedahtry seems To DC absent, all
ieel al hoUe.
We have read these accounts will
pleasure and knowing iha, much tnsir
ior .ne higher order oi music prevails
among our visitors, and also knowing
that those musicians cannot be superior
To the Grrmaniaps who have once crea-
ted an immense sensation in London,
We wonder WHY entertainments OF
similar kind a'e not called into lite al
our noted place which stands worthlly
along side with Eur pean Water
Jug place and which would very apply
I'll. Two hours that are the only tedious
ones during the day.
We are sure that the ladies' generally
would add the charm Of their pres
eHcc.
A MoDsL RECOMMENDATION FOR
OiFlCB-lhe Knckrrhocker Tor Jul,
contains a number Of sIeciinens OF
|. uers from office seekers and their
friends We copy one 0i the best from
Mr. Twist TO Governor Marcy, on
hchali OF ii gentleman, Who 10 ready al
any moment TO die for hls county and
ii tat office:
The bearer, Mr.. Martin Van Buren,
Phlps, ID an applicant ior some eas,
oifre. and ann happy 10 say is an out
ald-"ui Democrat. H. voted tor Vnu
Buren, in a., for Polk in "a, aud in 4S.
Uring somewhat luzzled with th,
claims oi the cuItend.ng factions, poll.u
two ots, one Tor Van Buren, uhd one
Ior Mr. Cnss esinciug Il sllrt Of con
citation and hugh toned Erlncil le
Whlrh puts 20 the blush all ollet
cumpr"Mlsr MEASURES Mir. Phlps |
cuu lruly say, is an active energetic
and industrious Democrat, Aut il uuahl,
to disch" 90 very many out door durcs
as he Is sutirring uuder phy sicIa,
d'tathuy. havlng some two years since
sPrained his ankle banly - The clr.
cubstapces attending tins phy sic,
disability may not te uuIuIercslIbg. "A
Illustrative ol the erIng Democracy
inherent IA the man. Thcy are these
lie Was engaged with some young
DcnOrrals ralelug Il hck ,ry-pole. They
had accomplished their object, uno
young Phps uetermIned to place the
state aId slri!s upon tie top of tie
zoe. For Iils urpose he commenced
cnnh"'g, but al ! having arrived at
The zLS GcIght ui Ten itrt. thu pol,
gave way, and he was hurled nis,raby
upon the earth, with severe coniu,ion
,pon HE tl,shy part OF the leg, aud
"lth las II foot sprtinrd terribly.
Apparently not feaIlztng the extent ol
Toe INJURY, he waved The latiered si-
sl!u over his confused lramr, aud gave
tnrre neaIt! cheers ior JdmLs l.. Polk.
such Democracy uu9h. not TO go uurt-
"arded and nope you viii hc nhie TO
pIhcc ur uniOrtvuRre friend IN some
easy position where his Ihyslcal disabl-
hl nIIl not be anIagUnist T. ~ his pro.
9rrsslve ID, mocrdcy.
CuRE or THE BITE uF RArLEsNARE.
A southern medical jourr a ssays rha.
ply s'clan III Georgia WAS lalely called
10 Welt an aged negro woman who
'ieht hours previously had been bl!,cn
IN The anhle hy large ,altesnake. -
The leg was sw,Iled to double The US ual
size aud The pulse MAS feeble and thread
like. Corn Whlskey wa Immediately
administered, until Two quarts had been
gwen, when slight signs of inebriarion
were Uncovered. The wound was cup
Ied tor an no r, and also pouliced In
IA d ~ or two the patienl was about her
usual busntss.
DIED WHILE DRxs INC FOR A Bali
Miss Liura Shields. who resided on
Liberty street w,nI up 10 her room on
the rveni Y Of July 4'h 10 dress for "A
hall 10 he given AT Union Hall. on
Broadway. When The gentleman came
wl1 was 70 accompany her she had no,
come down Stairs. Her mother called
her, but she did not come. though uear-