The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-20

not yet entirely iled. Ex.Mayor lllngsard, Of New
York, and family are there; also Prof. Espy, do; H.
Day, OF India rubber Dotorety, do; Gen. Ward;
aud further the Ocecn House bookkoeper. Ornsbee,
might FAY, but this dep0nent 'knoweth not" or
Tue yacht race, you have doubtless heard how
the julia carried of The prlze. how the bets were
lieht and the knowing ones doubtful. But are thee
things rot already written in the columns of your
correspondence?
We have ruInor to the effect that some unfortu-
nate individual was done at the beach this morning
U the tane OF $500 IN cash, and handsome gold
watch. u is said to have been the work of some
adroit operator WHO obtained the gontlenans check
for valuablee deposited, while bathing, and pre-
sented it at the bathing door office, where he re-
ceved the effects. at the last accounts the thief
was unknown. SNArPING TURTLE.
HOP At THU ATLANTIC HOUSE.
lCorrcspondence Of the Newport Newa.]
The hop ct the Atlantic House, Monday evening
was one OF the most brilliant chat ever saw either
here or elsewhere. twas very numerOuly attended
tho crowd noticed Madame La Grange, Miss Elise
Hens Ter and Miss Louisa HeDsler the celebrated vo
calists 1t would be impossible to give even slight
description OF any considerable number Of those who
were present. At this time can only sneak OF few
OF the ladies and tie manner in which they dress
ed. Although there werc a large number Of beauti
fui ladies present all Of whom were entitled to the
anEeation OF lelle stu adhere 10 nay opinion oig
naily expressed Miss Schaumherg, OF Pkiiadelphia,
is tie lee OF Newport this season. She Is daily
admired by these who have the pleasure Of her ac
quairtance not only for her great personal beauty
but also for her many Accomplishments, aud the art
essaess and pure simplicity of her manners; she is
constantly admiring the beautiful ladies' around her,
and saying kind thing of them, without the slight
eft apparent consciousness OF her own extraordinary
natural end0wrents. She wore silk dress alter
rately fOunced with nlne ard wlte b,ue and pearl
head dress.
Miss Berry man, very handsome; she is tall and has
q fine fguie; embroidered nushn; head dress, black
velvet and straw.
Lott iaa lad ,sll In,
hornce0, trimmed with cherry satin ribbon.
tlrs. Rairada; three fOunced pink silk, nagnf-
Gently embroidered.
Miss G Roser; white muslin founced head dress
Mrs. Mcllyaine; black ailk, three acuaces; head
dress Of black and straw.
Madame de Trohiand, a most charming and excel
lent lady; white illusion, trimmed with Black velvet
and lace.
Miss Williamson: very pretty; white tar'eton en-
bgoidend with colcred silk, head dress Of scarlet
flowers.
Miss d VOLTS queenliko fgnre and beautiful face;
pink and white glace, three ounces; head dress Of
pink and black velvet.
Mrs Riggs; very handsome hiue and white dounc
cd grcnad.ne; blue and pearl head dress
Kiss Howell, charming face; white muslin with
Mrs. A. Peekham; light silk three aounces; poir.
lace head dress; necklace Of diamonds and pearls.
Miss +. Peellam; green grenadine; necklace Of
emeralds; she looked very pretty.
Miss Ludlrrn; llue satin, magnificent lace berthe;
head dress Of pearls.
Mrs. Ludlum; iich silk dress; head dress Of gold
Miss Phillips; pink Gounced tareton; pearl head
dress.
Mrs. Powell; White and Hack three dounced
0rgandic.
Miss Lizzie Clarke: three lounced white carleton;
head dress biGe and silver
Miss Livingston; white and blue silk, founced.
Miss Kate Stuyvesant: pink silk dress.
Miss Gibbes; white tarletcn, trimmed with pink
roses; pink roses in her hair.
There are unusual numbeg &C heautiful ladies at
lie different cottages this year, La! have not time
at present. or space, TO onlmeratc them. l notice
the two Missess Bayard of Baltimore, who reside
the Bath road the youngest has pa ticularly pleas
ing and Intelligent face; she looks il q sorrow
never panied er heart, unpleasant feeling never
tinged her soul. The Misses Roser of Savannah. re-
eide in Kay street. very much admire their strong
~ marked Spanish faces; they are very beautiful,
and exceedingly amiabe and intelligent young ladies.
In the evening while The Gcrmanians are playing
ut the hotels the ladies and gentlemen seat them
selves either side Of the hail. some listening 10 the
sweet music, oDd others enjoying pleasant convsr
saten: others still are promenadrg through the
hail. At srch time as this it is utterly impossible
for any to pass because by the style of dress
ing which the ladies' have adopted, each lady re-
CURES about ten square feet while t nding, and
rropoitonate increase while walking see by the
last price current that whalebone has greatly in
erased in price.