New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
FROM NEWPORT.

Correspondence Of Tie N. Y Tribune
NEWPORT, Sept. Is, 1859
Ans over now, as Robert Browning said when
some she, unknown to the public. signiied her IN
ten,ion Of having nothing further to say to him.
AIS oyer-the Newport correspondents occupa-
ton g gore Yet, as Browning signifies, still
sit and hold The band that is soon to part from
nine, and beg like him, to hold it 80 very little
longer" For that magical juncture OF hands
showed me a new sphere of action and consldera-
tiop. Til you babe me write, TRIBuNE-never
%, you DID not--the Summer was 70 me mostly
thing Of weather. The utmost of sunshine, the
least of fog and rain cOu patbe with the rlpening
Of cyrn, and toe designs OF Providence, the sue
cess of grass and graio the triumphs of the veg
eiabe garden, the mOmentOus question of peaches
or no peaches-these were t. be It's prominent
fcts. But joined bands with you, aud at once
straI ge panorsma uDrOled itself before me. The
bsrn and bu cheI's cart occupied me no longer
1 he hi weekly baker With bis bells sounded To me
as in a dream, and the rush of the children for
small coin to procure candy disturbed not. Instead
of the sylvan, | saw the human wOrld-the con-
course of youpg and old, the pageant of fair women
ed fast horses, aud the men, fer the most part
plain and industrious, who work to pay for both
saw the bsll, the beach, the BrahmiD, the Fort
the f0eIy the furies, the youth, the yachts did
see aught else Ii SO, vide the series OF letters
YOU babe me write, whereof the present IS the last
When let 60 your hand, shall see but the weekly
acc,u UNITS and the every. day life. i shall be amtna'
bic to reason and reprOof, like another of my sex
There will be cObWtbs about the house, and the
lamb msy seem overroasted. Awful eyes VIII be
fixed upon ne 10 ask the reason why. DO you
wonder that still hnger 10 your literary company
That phrase, "you babe me write, was chosen
with intention, for alone cannot bear the burden
AaI- M a
iunat,ial as ell ny portraituros have been, their
o,i,irsls are not satisfied with then, ana As
I walk through the gallery Of the season, my PIC
tur,s arise and call me-unblessed. Inc King Oh
suobs a .es not ususlly wear his crown ana "ouu
have preierred beng taken without 1.-THE
military msn insists that he knows rs
mich of bullets as of balls, wishes hzd represented
HIM sword in band, leading sn!thlpg but the Lao-
60, The Rrahuin declares that | have made nm
h,srtsr t,sn he il. ard as for adj, aux, Reulion,
"a, al ,b,t The Neirpo,t DAILY Neics has handled
my ,epresentatiOn, wltn such cruel severity lual
tren To doubt myself, and to think that ether he
meyer saw the things in question, or have never
ssan ,bsm He called me nrst thief aud a brother,
,bor M man ST ALL nor woman either, properly
sns,kipg but disappointed old maid, perhaps the
sntiousted belle of twenty seasons ago, still deuded
h, the dream Of mstrimoDy, and With TIE my thlcaI
husband still dancing, Ike an ignis f.suus, before
her faded eyes. l pause 70 think how tnAt
yision must have changed and Changed IN
the course Of the unsuccessful seasons which. ac-
cordipg 10 him of The Nt,rs, have wasted IN New
port. First, of course, it WAS young and hand
some map. an angel new-coined for me-we all be-
cn with that Then, it grew something stouter
and soberer-a clergy man perhaps or rising poll
tcisu. OF successful man OF business, with car
rispe and good bark account. Then-but why
dwell At length upon all these met,morpho'esi
NV resources now are missionary. wanting
supplementary wife to kill; or wldower, who
cannot msnsse his grown up daughters; OF a equity
wretch, who must have nurse, and would
Ike 10 save her wages; or, most brilliant OF
all, q foreigner, of whatever age, who snat
6nd ont that / have ieetie money. Is not
this a picture to move tears, rather than re.
proachi Can the Editor Of The Daily Nms bold