The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

wheaton from New York
The Misses Kisses r {, s. yer, vu much admired
dem one Of the worry swsetsss looking young ladies In
The two Misses Reid daughters Of Capt.in Raid Of the
navy are TALL dahDg girls full of hfs and very agree
But decidedly the st king appearance Of all the
ladies' At the ball Miss Kellogg from Troy, sister Of
MIS- Major Thomas, Of West Point. What she had On I
fully dressed AID that her ns face her brilliant looks
her speaking her rail- and graceful figure,
DECIDED no artificial adjournment to win the homage which
The two ais.s. Worth daughters Of the late Major Gen.
worth, who were With Major sprague Of Governors
Miss Chsrs q Fo,ids sister Of Mrs. Col Ward re-
puted millionaire worsa white silk With Illusion over.
dress sp4Dgled with silver and roses her hair
She po, Of the gifts 70 woman grace
She walks hsnosoa ely which very few American ladies'
do shs is very tall and decidedly elegant Her name,
so significant of rest seems quite mai apropos for
whose movements are Z, sceful For tns or some
eoqutDty to change IT. every succeeding advocate pro-
posing some substitute But all such entreates
she tui deaf No foreign foe could make the
conquest. ~hch this fair friend has achieved at West
Point. If she caubot boast Of having army at her
feet she certainly can of having some Of its bravest
officers.
Another beautiful girl Miss Adams from Hartford,
who panied by bel bother-inaw, Mr.. Warren
Leland Of ,he Me ropol Hotel, New YORK. She has
thoughtful and rather RAD cast of couutenance and
inelec ual forehead She handsomely dressed.
Miss Britain, OF Ne~ York received good deal Of
attention IL houun that there is not another Brton
n sne world TO whom several of the brave officers Of the
rssy ms "%sr no. Of 0s S
heads with the ~altzes, several tines through an
Miss Cochran OF New York, is very nne looking am
by alone In this opinion
Miss mary, Of New "s,a YORK. sas in many eyes and
Miss Tenor. daughter Of Dr. Trenor of New York had
one admlsf-lcan 'ouca for tnat-and, doubt not,
Mis- Nor timer and Miss Asmar heard spoken OF II.
terms Of praise
floating through the may danc> and whose nsmss
have not meetioped, will be "iotted down" the
next time meet them at ball En passant Cozzens
designs to give OF great splendor in september ana
sorry bear tn young lady trepidatiou.
would publish her name in full once knew a country
youth equally unhappy account OF excessive modssty
He went to Jusuce Vi he eeace, who authorized BY
law 10 publish the Danns IT oAtrimony and taking MN
into private room square" said he, 1--we made up
my mind to ct married I've to git published"
Very WE'LL" replied the Justice II know your name
CLAIMED he ha hfu lover Il couldn't tell that; she's
real clever gal but amt von tell her name, and
have every body lshin At afore we gets splced.
Square Just now you publish US ~,hout her nAmeu
at the bali Ny wSu be- v
imperfect IL l were pot 70 speak Of the very
nice enter ainment provided by the Messrs Coz1ens.
The boned turkey tho ccken salad the Roman punch,
ths cecrs.n, the rich confectionery and other things
TOO numerous to mention we're all Of the choicest
4,
wines, which lent their aid 10 all go merry
marriage bell The taoe spread uoder the piazza
the side Of The hOue which had osen enclosed
for that purpose by the flags OF dIferet nations kindly
loaned for he by Capt Hudson Of the Brook
tables we're beautifully with and other
flowers The editsof al this belongs to Mr. John Coz
gems, one Of che propie'oFs who though ne sometimes
to please Ut his friends csnpot be charged
with faults, and is generally considered the
grand nephew Of Washington Irving. who "fre-
queDts these do equal practical jokes
the exquisite which the writings Of his
lus,rous namesake evsDiog tins young seatle-
accompanied ny friend. rowing boat acr ,ss
The river When oe was out chanuel cal
Iced by y COMPANY OF i've Germans, who had come
doan to ,be wharf RON Cozzeo-s tor the purpose OF
c"sDg the ferry to cone .hote and take them over:
They the tims upbraied him severely for not
bIg there earlier To take them over for the train which
had just passed dosn LIVING apoogzed humbiy for his
down about twenty minutes. and they would
step inms diaey into his Beat hs would to get them
Il EN- On the way me, became quite inquisitge
about bis CUISINES. and history. How long have
| was seven years old " replied Irving 81 should
have been here 10 day." he sontinued,
but have been s'ra~ osrr,ins with my caiareo" Al
be locks about years ocer than he is there
moth IR 'Icl.oity IL this out hts young companion,
who hs4 las control risbles could conto ht-
| self Do lngsr out into q hearty laugh.
his eyes up I" Cozzenss Ho ell was laughing" said
the boy 90 mink vhs, iocl they were 10 put taa:
Il
| This exTlaoa ion .sti factory Irving hauled up
sbont to bubo.n yhIds b.o the pier, toe side
of the I.ers ssd IA. lou hal be ter hurry
up from here you my let Aud charging them
| q couple OF th'i"2- psce twice the usual sum he
fsde them god bye aud returned to ell hi change in
| pof cte-- WI b Dis trends Tne Germans waited
sc thI bouJs for The tain wh thought
coming Immediately, ~h-p looked real fsry-
man, for whom they hc isiakeu Irving. and who IN
formed item that they tsd besn sold; that train
due: I'D thi, for "a bin NJ head" he would take
them back 10 zzeus's, where they could the right
They ]sugsed hea y NJ tine joke vhch had beeu &C
need at 'bs;r expense thki 6, doubtless that they
would be sure 20 whom they takiog before 81 ring
| a nan blowing for not attending TO them again.
Du,ipg the whole period of by connec ion with the
which the CIR at ESpoinder say of his
term of pubic fervice. Is not q hort 0po,o /
have brown other print which in tness tyoo
| grsphy aIrro ehed the NEW YORK Herald. But mis-
takes will happen 10 'he best lated families In NV
last letter Major ThOnas transformer into IN Y.
Thomas" .eohe Of ,h- President of the Board Of
sisiters ~ w'deh known for his wealth =" the tyoes
maze It " worth I" hut 10 the minds of many wealth
aid worth aie syi onymous terms so let 1t pass. B.
The English Mobility the Wing.
OUR UTICA CORRESPONDENTS.
BAGG's HoreI UTICA June 81 1853