New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

musiesl phrase: Haven't we bad p'eas4a'
tuc7" repeated in every tone, rom sno s' IN
treble Of the youngest to the sfuu a'ns 'N'
bs,s. every pleasant, very pleasant ih9eeo.
PIT Il thew If the great world should come 70
my b,tle noot. they would come with trameng OF
bcr.ss ard aourisbIpg Of coachmsn. The hlpso
Snobs would come IN regal s'A'"' WIN 'ou' ""',
the lesser lnmiDsries 10 various degrees Oh equ
psoe. These great people WOMB df"o .no" owl
ior,.s with democratic c"Odescens"n-s'o s'oom
or coacbmsp sitting beside OF behind Them, WIZ
folied arms aud cou1teDsnce IN when no e1.
p,e..ion in allowed to spear. Item: Iacse must
he very super ar masters ~ department. 10 New
York 10 drill these servants so. F,l.tans nhcn IN
buckram we're nothing 10 then. Ihese are ran-
rods clothed upon with humanity, WIN no 'noNo-
mer of their osD, gslvaDizable only Dy .heu ma
ters II. Why do always stop 10 admire 'no
iu FEASIBILITY Of these doOestiesl IL because,
men. they must have natural tendency 70 aogo'
yawn and sneeze at much that passes before 'nein'
ard hone not 10 do u-thst Is the miracle.
Well. suppose them all arrived-the men ~
slouchy costumes supposed to be srcaoiah ~ .hot
effect and toe womeu-~ell, must say 'ncy y"
look upcommoply pretty in their long wA'sted,
Soubls-skirt.d dresses surmOunted by the Spanish
hat and plume The hat lie very little, the plume
very big, but the tout ensemble is pert ana pretty.
Down they 90 into the glen, an express. wagon
carving their provisions. Some OF the grooms
stay 10 watch the horses; they lie about and munich
creen apples. But the greater part follow their
betters. az to spread and wait upon the feast.
What they have in that express.wsgon-the very
thought of 1t ia pletborctbe courses upon courses
make ones head gddy with tryiog 10 couns
them-the choice wines, let US hope they pro-
woke conversation equally choice. a novice
looking en- at distance would certainly ms'
take tie servants for the masters, they are 10
ranch better dressed. Coming nearer, the super
nd
one. OF course there is great guilt between
them but ore does not exactly see 1t. Let Us IaAd
leave of them as they sit pr,ttily grouped, and en-
liyening the green sen with their gay attire. wa
wish them fullness OF happiness, aud, II possible,
digestion. They have youth IN their favor, and
those hours that they pass together 10 larry sPos
should be fairy hours. Let us hope they are.
A soberer picnic comes To the Glen, another
day. Six learned men with their microscopes de-
scepd the feathery shades, leaving their modest
equipage fastened near the road. They walt upon
the,us elves and spread their sober repast without
assistance. How lOpg 1t lasts, | cannot tell; they
have much to do beside Toey hunt the grass and
the riyu'et for strange Bugs-they ramble to tho
sea in pursuit of Infusora; they discover new
Tadpole al 4 unknown aud Interesting varieties of
eyery species of yermin. Don't let me attempt TO
tell YOU what they dlscover--for half the names,
repeated to me by ono OF their number, gave I'M
mediate headache. Returning from their wander
iugs, they probably proceed to concoct Witchs
CauldroD with eye of DeS vt, and leg Of toad, and
various other uncanny Ingredients unknown to me-
not having Shakrspsares re ,ept for the celebrated
witch broth at hand. A shower of rain arrives in
time to spoil their Cruel but, nothing daunted, they
put up umbrellas, and continue their learned talk
through clearing up until sunset. Query: What
will Kill naturalist He is probably on level
Only with the rbiDoceros, 10 p,chydermatal insen-
slbllty ~ heat, cold, ard wet. Natur,, you see,
nreservss her MISUNDERSTANDING bear charmed
lives, and explore with IMMUNITY sinks and swamps
that would upset Western farmer or Southern
rice-plsnter. Following after ward with reverence
in the footsteps of our learned guests we found
traces of the chicken and lobster aud were able to
identify the presence of the ettuce-leaf together
with numerous sh,lls, Indicative Of what Agsssiz
calls "the young indiviC usl in the egg" An empty
bottle or so stood there marked ''La6tte," but
not claimabe by us under any learned head. This
is all we could find, but the world Of course will
profit in time by the discoveries Of that day; when
it does, let it remember that they were made in
our valley.
Here IS this letter nearly DONE and no news Of
Newport. l will give you all that l can crowd in
my few remaining lines. Beach good this week.,
lois of carriages-sith footmen and without; huge
party, of thousand persons, given by private,
but philosophical individual: cOOred lamps, splen-
did dresses-list Of spoiled aud draggled not pub
lished, but loss supposed to be considerable. Why
not insure valu.ble toet'esl Husbands and
fathers might get up q utual company. Host Of
the party looks Ike seosble, modest, rich man,
90 will not give his name. All the nOtablli1es
there, except your correspondent who, OF COURSE.
nm such crowd was d,eadfuly missed Crest
cOncOurse of carriages st the on Fort Thursday
afternOOn-ittle dog the front seat Of barouche,
with bracelet Of solid gold round bis neck; dog
looked uncommon silly, proprietor ditto. What
are We coming to- Here the curtain drops. Good