The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25

NEWPORT, X. l., July ~, 1850.
The Opening Of the Season--Rush of Visiters--
Matters at the Hotels-Amusements- Ger
mamans-First Concert Of the Season-Zadies
Hoops Bigger than Ever-Lager Bier and III,
GeT,ndn--PersonGI Matters, etc., etc.
Visitors are coming in here in perfect crowds, pai
ucuiariy during the latter part Of last week. The
hotels are double as full they were last year abou,
the same time. The Ocean counts, this morning;
274 visiters, not reckoning children, nurses, ser
wants, coach drivers, &c. The Atlantic and Fill.
more Houses are nearly FULL the greater number Of
their rooms let to families for the whole season.
The Bellevue House formerly kept by Mr.. Hazard,
now proprietor Of the Fillmore House J is at present
kept BY Mr.. Beckham,a new hand in the hotel
keeping line ard of course has yet to learn great
deal. This hotel is dong yet very poorly; its for
mer pasfons are gone to the Film0re Ebuse, which
is located just next door sot and built in the mo-
dern style, la st. Eisholas, New York; but if
visiters continue 70 come in rs fast az they have
done during the last three days. the it won't last
long before the Bellevue Il filled also. The Ocean
is kept by Mr.. J. G. Weave7; as m forr Ger years
The Gernamans are here again, tw, ,ntyiRe men
strong, led by Mr.. Carl BsrgmsnD, playing alter.
nately at Ne Ocean, Atlsnts and Fill moro Houses,
and producing some very fae music. Thsy are a
The al ran cement Of hops a8d the mai ,ageMent OF
the music arSa genera amnsements ~ e agrin en-
trusted to f. b. Helmsnullen TAe tins concert of
the season Was given last night, n t. he Fillmore
House, by the Germa- mans II We ry fully at
tended b., the visiting fiire of Newport Theadies,
OF course, took double TIE space aSetted to gentle
these large size dresses ara bsSonin 8 great
nuisance; tho ladies we0r the EoOps larg this year
than they ever did before, and the hotel propEetOrs
are in every respect ssers by il, for 1.-THE concert
IL I>-l
fore, nor theYycan't seat so many pers ms 1t the
dinner tn BILE CANT you 10 something to hepus out
of this deIsnal On Thursday evening II first hop
Send some one, and lea d On the inst Red owa polka
or the German? BY the by. alking o ths Ger
man. dancing master from Pailadelphia is bore "a
Mr. Hiasko giving lessons tea srge 81 ass and he
promises to invent al manv mese, IL requ ire6.
Lager bisr has been iatrodnesa here al ID hasbeen
well received have counted six sale ons. Even
the Ocean Cottage has been turned into lager bier
saloon; it il kept (bosght) BY Madame SRphAni,
formeriya favorite prima donna IN New York Ger
man OPERA. She has noA yss forgotten theart, INIT
gives you now glass Of Philadelphia ID lgerw
Italian aria cavatiDA.
Signor Brignoli, tae tenor, il at the Atlantic
House; Madame Lagrange has taken a snite OF
rooms for the season at The Ocean House, Her fa-
Their and daughter are hare already, and she IL ex
pected in few days, also Gottschalk the pianist IL
announced Signor GoreIi, the tenor Slayer, 10 1t
the Ocean House giving singing lessons in various
cottages.
Chevalier HulserAann is at the Fillmore House.
forgot to mention that the Bellevue House h0s .
band OF nine men alone. II Is called the Roman
Band" don't know why, but thinl. IL is &C
| count Of several Italians amongst tham. The pro-
prietor intends to opposition to tire old houses
By giving free hops and concerts.
There Is movement on foot TO have music twice
/ q week in For. Adams, In the afternoon, a. they
used to have formerly when il was occupied by
United States troops. The Germanisns are to per.
form as military band, and each eorttjo IS to pay
| so much to defIay the expenses. Thatsaa.