New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

Such s the estimate have heard several Euyoo.
ans of the first abilities give Of itLeaders Of ssh-
ion We can forgive the puppyHm Of Brummsl.
HIS xausite taste his scintilsting wit his vsoreu.
genius, his reiormstory grasp; hut . snob who It
fcmpts To lead without grain OF originality, viii. .
out a single accomplishment! What pace could
arch person hold in European circles among Ne 4
trained leaders there :. ' bs.
Climate Here is pregnant word Big with
life or death Teeming with all the natural mnis-
tratious 10 pure blood, quick pulsations, animal
sn;rits-witb all the beatfc consonances which 20
70 make that word of words, Health; OF, spread.
ing the prophecies Of sorrow, the harbmgers Of
physical suffering the conduits to bodily in6rmi
tee. diseases and decays, And yet how little eli.
mate il Thought of in the theories Of philosophers
or the facts of annasts. Climate which mAkss
heroes or effeminates Climate which makes The
electricity of the skies Of thOught-genins; for
south of particular line, or north OF particular
line never comes that creative flash; no Shake. Z
speare ever rose from among the Esquimaux, Nc
Columbus from among the Pstagonlans. 81, a
And why all this about climate Simply becauss !
I date this letter from Newport, Rhode Island the
excelsior climate of these thirtyone States. Here
beyond cayi or contradiction, is climate absolutely
SUPERIOR 10 that IF any other part OF the Union q is
onates 10 confer hesfh with the standard Of beauty,
such az more than three thousand years have afhrm
I'd in Europe TO belong to the cultivated Caucasian.
The qualities Of this Newport climate 10 produce
such results lie in its sofness and moisture. Thus
are the broiIng rays of the sun, aud the trcnchant
div Winds tempered by fogs which come from tho
ocean. warmed from the Gulf Stream. ride or
drive ON :he Second Beach at Newport Is thng 70
be spoken of with emotion during the rest oil Inc
year Here we feel that the adipose deposit, due 70
our British descent, would not dry up; that tins
angular outlines and contracted chests due 10 over
hot suns ana oyer-dry winds, would IN tune DC co-
lated and comfortable Anglican portliness take
the place of the more ghtyleshed qualities oe'onS
ing generally to our cOmpatriOts.
The soft dklire of this climafe-connscte1 VII"
ts drives on the beach-has drawn hither larger
norton of do.nothing eat-all wealth, than can DO
Shown in the same space ruralwise in the Union.
VIXEN we Quit the Old Town-the Long hsri-
tbe deadly.iyely venerable commercial part OF tne
civ and ascend to the region OF the fashionable no.
tells, we are placed in the presence OF many orna.
mented cottages some of them in fair and some IN
foul taste-the latter being supertnery OF new
people. s
Land. worth, few years ago, ordinary iarm
prices now sells at 1000, $4,000, or ,0Co the
acre. and some runs away even from the last ngurs
40 soon as reached BY Spectators who wish 10
bud hotel Oh the ocean, for stupidity enough there
is not single public house on the ocean. How tno
limited space of the part of the island devoted 10
the fashionable cottages is chiefly divided OF, may
be Judged by the following record OF cottage
owners and their acres: