New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
HOLES For TIE PEOPLE.

Tie conner, especially tie country cousin il
visiting New-fork for the first time is astOnished
tie size and style Of the houses of Fihay aud tina
neighborhoOd, although commonplace things to resi-
dents He observes with curiosity and admiration thu
stately cut street-doOrs where the artstlike curves
and angles of tie hard granite tell long story of ex
pensye taste and labor He regards this entrance and
compares it with the little farmhouse door of his own
domci and comes to the marvellous conclusion that
horse end carriage might enter it aud pass through the
passage to which it is attached. lie measures the
proud hight and width of the palace in question: aud
contenplates the sparkling range of windows whose
perfect glass, perfectly set completes the picture OF
outward beauty As he enters one of these houses his
simple senses startled in beholding the mosaic
foored vesbulei and hardly recovered from this, he
proceeds along the entry where inches reveal
classical statues. and fairy sliding doors lead to
tie higher mysteries of drawing room and library
Entering these, he wonders at the effect of the soft
rays OF light they stream over the muscunlkc ny
creation OF the interior Ii the taste of the cocc
ton of furniture pictures and objects OF art be not
fccrcif lie ripe and The crude the old aud the new
the civilized and barbarian products thrown toscih
In scnfclcss proiuion aud discoriauccour couni,
friend il too ,crdant In such matters 90 hnd fault with
discrepancies lie smpl, mautls-at the japanese
monatcra The se,rcs ,ascs the Italian statues The cab
met riciutcu the gold sil,rr hrcuse and INV, Aucy
boxes ihc sumpiuouS candelahra chandelier. eArreis
seine chats pte deu sni at tho ms,,rus catalogue 81
wealth and r'ide nrnrl ~ tho libra, he eN,s.iAe
uvnrrslir II rich sci ,rumes Tho Auiuh,As tlht,ns
llpm,s crcihrs i',,rns whrte scij ,,lciu .nA .aew
white rerr, with t,rwtla,k ui set Hsth ths msrl,s
a.. a.
reiii be- uodr'rrps O,sh su,rilsc ~ ,lers ,he t,a
inr' le"d',err eni ihe css.e Tiv,e. ~ A,s d,ers,
rl''r ena :" admitting 'he magnificent service wAcrs
'eslr sr'ns r'hau'i,i ~ miN'sc, ~ s,,es
e'0easr's hon ic" bic Magazine 'v.inss ~ ,Ae
u'tel 'nii,l sr ewnhsued b, ,hr i,lt,l.u. a,N, ~
'trrh sr,tp,h. wtirh a,e rAe,i heFA,, hi,, AVA
bic sr''l',nn arrirs ~ What tnsll.h ,eNe N,usl ~
$50 ,rfrttd nlr Fact, whrN ,hr a., ln.s.~eNt -, tN
PORTED pheasant r., h-rh errA !. -, hesA,y NiN
trh 'pAllssi ~ ii- nrrssisn a, ,hr ma,c tiA.. ks
urrr bod ~ Mre' ch'wranrr eri 'hr ,at'rei Nas..n
When w. slrs nnalb BE- mrrha peaee ~ ,eeh has =
iuit ln nii,rlal hruiudrs Whom aNr, ,hl. ee,
rprrl'i hifNi n'r- the r,rrlNe Pave, .ean,n,s 4,
ile iMns, W che sshri ew 30 wuir,oss. w ~.
tat ~ tstrilrp lhr Nmiriar i,,slar.. esi .,,s,e.
ln.t't ibe',lu dlsrlsiei lte ,he rce, na,na rAse
N'ii ~ Nshlpnsli" rs'hs'ifur tdehs,a lathe t,,s
s,ne 1T bsauilm wumeN beautifully alil,sd AMI With
DC i'ifslsillr s"nr,ss ~ trrllp maNne,s
usf hleed iss,ns 1tnl lhs hrese aaa m,sn,e stable
SOD hu''ss ,vsi urws'd ~ fvtnpen aei hst hs .,
ise's ~ lssrlse w 'he establishment, h. ee,e than
igb'p sl,r' ese hundred della,- aN Ashe ,ee.
10 We ludsru 10 compares lhls With he wages " aa
sf'i,eie'sl lale''' eau teat. eai weule,a ,t ,As
h''eee'ssi ~ 'hs epeai't "a perfect an,t Al ne,
b'ae DO 'e"'hss bic 'lrrrla place he ras.ss wAn,
Nlll 'lieei msei sw'tI.hei illarhlaled hee.s man,
80 H''de ~ Fsee'i msni isuuAea psere, ilA,iss
h'Hfhl llle NJ seeslr lllts asi ba,naultes hslso
'f"'ef iH to til hs ia.iHs o. iosti ,lta.t tt,.t