The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

tAe heads Of the Bath-tub State viii COMMAND the
bodiss Of all bathers to Be becomingly a. veil a.
We vrits this letter solely Is an in.roducon T.
Long Branch. As our acquaintance broadSn We
snail deepen; a. psrtieular events take place. 90
shall particular descriptions follow. The beauty &
ners, shali be duly drawn; the talent Of -, whsse
governor" lends ct an easy discount, shall Be
touched; and the fascinating -, with the genersus
family mansion always open TO visiters, shsu b.
fully and ably dWelt on-f0r have we NOT 70 70
through and do up the season on two shillin@f
SOUTHERN VIEW eve OF q E NO. WATER
From the Petersburg (va) Intsligenesr.l
We have no idea that Z single southerner yin,
after the lapse Of few years, be found spending
In pursuit. Of recreation for By Jumping n The cars
at Nashville, Memphis. Montgomery, Augusta, Co
lumbia, Washington, Richmond, Petersburg and .
dozen other points. he cen go upon the wings of
steam to such places "a the White Sulphur, the
Allegheny and other numerous springs in Virginia,
or to the charming retreats which abound In West
ern North Carolina. We think that it IL high tims
that this habit amongst NJ Of considering the North
as everything and the South nothing should bs
abandoned; and a. there are rapidly ircrsasing
evidences meeting rs from every quarter that this
desirable change is going on with q certainty OF
pee essy We Se
theyproud results to which IL viii lead.
In the light of the daily developments which We
are witne esing, We feel authorized to believe that
the passion fer Northern indulgences, which has
been 90 detrimental to our coucerns ID fast sub.
siding. Virginia ard the whole South are begin-
ming to see in its broad nakedness the folly and in
fatuat0n Of the past and we are pursuing the pro.
per course to arrest and extinguish tho evil
What sort of enjoyment, We aak, can Southern
er really experience In any OF these fashio1abs
Northern summer establishments! BE cannos take
his own servants to attend upon him end his family.
o,rI tdnxyo
tender nercieS Of parcel Of imported white wait
ers, whose ways ard notions are anything but ooa.
formable to the usagss and ideas Of the South.
as has crowd Of people constantly around q.
of Formally and CONSTANTS which render sociA
intercourse rather irksome and disagreeable than
easy and pleasant. He is amidst welLdreassd
saeves ana sno f Hoo sna n4.s
line. He is liable ct any moment to lind himself
robbed or insulied whether he is In railroad car,
steamboat, street, theatre or hotel: There
sweeD hmssan sSG the tSroos Of 1 Strangers ws
he encounters every hour Manners, hsbits, Gus
toms and tastes, al differ essentially from those q
his own sunny land. There 10 . continual whih q
Quilted vast scene Of selfishness and snsbbish
ness, enough to chill and disgust every generous
bosom-enough to sicken the sensibilities Of every
tue-hearted, iight.thinking 6outherner.
THE GUESTS AT THE ATLANTIC HOUSE,, EEwP0Rr.
The correspondent OF TIE Newport Nes0s says:-
cannot give the names Of all the guests sf the
Atlantic House. but among them are the three
Misses H-n, Of Baltimore, very agreeable and
faycrites smong the summer visiters at Newport.
ceetingly fascinating che Is a genaral favoeiss
and receives much attention from tho genslena0,
and about dozen bouquets day.
Two Misses G-s,,of New York, interesting and
Miss r "a, of New York, dresses With much
taste and sings finely.
Two Misses CT. of Baltimore, are very bsaaS.
fnl. and one sings charmingiy.
Mrs. R--y, OF New York, Is very beautiful shs
dresses ia fne taste and receives much attention.
Mss Ny, Of New York, is very pretty aud
Mics B-p, Of New York, is very graceful, and
Miss Mc--n, Of New Orleans, is decided bsils.
teIestipg lady.
and sings msgnidcently, quite equal TO many pre-
feesi0nal singers.
Miss MI, CT Natchez, is al interesting younx
lady, and very handsome.
Two Misses CT, Miss Sd, Miss Pc. Miss P--d,
and Mrs. R--n, Of New York, are agreerbie and 10
selligent ladies.
Shall name the belle of the house, viii not
at present: but wait until take another good look
at them when all together.
Since the above was written the hop has taken
place at the Atlantic and indeed it Vas brilliant.
Among these present l noticed Miss HI, Of
Baltimore, who is o magnificent lo,king young
lady.
Two Misses Lee, Of Newport, handsome and
beautifully attired.
vMiss C-s, OF New York, ia fine looking young
lady. and dances splepdidly.
b Miss Be, of New York, locked finely, and Wa
most elegantly attired.
The hotels are now quite full, and everything 10
gay and delightful. l totak that there are m No
beautiful ladies in Newport this season than have
ever seen here before. There are Largo number
at the cottages also, sketch Of whom hope to be
able to give you soon. I anticipate great crowd
at the concers, On Saturday evening. Of tho Gerna
niSrs.
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