Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
ZEPHYRs FROM THE HILL.

According to promise, on this scorching
day, l send you my first cooling Zephyr
from the Hill. am most comfortably situ-
ated at the Ocean House, enjoying life at
Newport. You, readers will probably be
glad to know little something about the
guests Of tho honse,-so, without further
preamble, ! will give the names Of a few.
Mrs. B-a, of Baltimore, is one o. the
handsomest ladies' in the house.
Mrs. and Miss By, of New York.
Mrs. and Miss We, of New York.
The two Misses E--s, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. and Miss Be, Of New York ;
Miss b.. is as yet the belle Of the Ocean ;
she dresses with great taste, and the spen-
did diamonds on her taper fingers can only
vie with the brillancy of her eyes.
The four Misses He, Of Matches,
are on their first visit to Newport; |; they are
very beautiful.
Mrs. and two Misses R----y, Of New
York.
Mrs. and two Misses D-----a, OF New
York.
Mrs. and Miss De, Of New York !;
the sparkling vivaci,y and beauty of Miss
d., has made her great fayorite.
Miss St, of Canandaigua.
Mrs. and two Misses S--n, of New
York.
Miss W., of philadelphia.
Mrs. and Miss D---s, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. and two Misses C-s, o! Phila.
delphia.
Mrs. Rs, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. K. ID. W----g, of Philadelphis,
has been here several seasons, and is now
acknowledged TO be the Queen Of the
Ocean House.
Madame Anna La Grange, tho world.re-
nowned Cantalrice is here but with one ex
ccp,ion she has remained in perfect silence |;
she is the observed of all observers Dress
ss with exquisite taste. snd yet ! am sure
that the material of her dresses would not
cost tenth part hardly of the dresses
worn by some of The New York bellies now
In this city. Instead of taking drive in
magnificent barouche, after dinner accord
ing TO fashionable custom. abe may be seen
taking walk to the forty steps," in com.
pany with her husband, Count Siank' witch,
her father, Sigaor Morelli, and her child,
who, by the way. is n perfect lille angel.
Indeed, she is enjoying country life in its
true sense.
The Misses Lizzie, Dora and Emily
H--n, OF baltimore, who for several sea-
sons were favorites at the Ocean, are now
at the Atlantic. The Ocean is nearly full,
and there are more visitors at Newport than
have ever been here at the same period on
any previons season. ] think that Mr.
Weaver will have to enlarge his dining
room and doorway soon. if tho present
fashion of ladies' dresses continues. Those
hoops require q great deal Of room, par
ticularly al tho table.
The Gsrmanians are here again, and dis.
course their splendid music after dinner
and in the evening, to a crowd of admiring
listeners who seem to be crystalized around
them. Newport would not be what it is
without these favorte ariistes. Mr.. Berg
mann is still the leader of this association |;
he has lately produced some splendid ar
rangements oi the gems from the new
Opera II Trovatore.
NJ. Saraceo. the famous Ifsitrc de Dance
/ here teaching the latest Partisan dances
to number of scholars La Varsoviennc
and La Esnsraida are among the principal
dances.
Mr.. Dickle, tie famous Riding Master
from New York, is here with 6ns assort-
ment Of excellent saddle horses.
THE SPY.