The New York herald., 1860-09-19
THE CLOSE OF THE SUMNER SEASON.
GlRA FROM THE WATERING PLACES.
r Last Batch Of Gossip from the
Summer Resorts,
&C., &C., &c.
bur Newport Corresponden ence.

NEWPORT, Sept. I, 1850.
tr frors Poor Yotsns Man-TAe Best Of the Season.
In osaburst Of Philosophy and PaAos-Olr Southern
'reshrm at the Watering Places-A Good Season a,
vacput-Rerolntion in Society-The Grand Bdrsda
fas, DC, dc.
Is promised 10 send you q line from this gay and
hionable resort proper time could be selected
this morning, the beginning OF the end, or, In col
late phrase, the " commencement" OF Newporrs long
sasion.
hort, but brilliant term OF exercises OF tho "fan-
tic" both tongue and toe three weeks OF the dog days
70 initiate your gsyeties and put an end 70 your
es Three days forsooth, Of the "season suihce tT
ny TO record in their fashionable society existence the
PITY fact that they have been seen at Newport.
The last roses Of summer wthered their stems
faded on the cheeks Of the bellies diduse the leaves
the flowers are being blown by the nrst breath Of
.umn, and the crnone Of the DANES is auttering in
siy retreat. washerwomcn and washerwomen's bask-
are crowding the halls and climbing the stairs In.
gnani fathers, vi long faces scrutinising longer
U.s. and rushing about frantic energy this settling
y. Anxious mothers getting their dear girls
the Irritation corners, where willing embraces are
ing given and un willing adie,T said Anna Maria
herself from her Edward, and Susan Jane sighs
fam partir,' on the bosom Of Augustus.
ut for ts annual recurrence this would be day Of dis
II. Yet how soon the young soul gets lrdened 70 the
versty Of tender partings 1--WE here to-day, ana
IRE tomorrow" (quota.ion), and sufficient of pho-
,hy. We know what know.
L Is folly to suppose that ay "rrepressble conflict
'non intercourse resoutions have shortened the
Northern watering places. Your friends from Alta
can't stand their coton fields and brakes for
A campaign, nether can they "suck molasscs
cy and swing upon the gates" all the year round.
mas worth" Of civilization mist be had, even at the
,ense of a bale of cotton hogshesd OF sugar, and
ere is It to be found, where obtaincdS Why, hrst In
purifying effects Of Saratoga, internally administered,
/ then in washing OF the upper crust Of aboriginal
lplci,y in tie sparkling surf which breaks the
uidnecS You will say this Ia pathoogcally treated.
A there is nothing like opening the pores for the
,tion OF softenng influences. The Frightening balm
m familiAr intercourse" with society then strikes In
When De discovered The Mssi sppi Valley he 70 md
common schools, and the census returns up to tho
esent time do not inform US that that institution
4 vet been much favored In the said locality.
e people, however, q very nice peope-a very ap
peopebut the fact they have too much land,
ey live far apart and as II Is necessary 10 under
70 journey In seeking the advantages Of society, why
ey make leng one OF II, and come North Never be
m perhaps has th place enjoyed such patronage as the
esept seast have Jnest innkeepers had more
use of graduation Our friend Kerner hath rubbed his
.nds Uitp satisias stion hath reaped many Of aures
md done oder dngs" xhich have more Of consolation
them than bitter leaves. have known New
,r with Ugh admit ~ for fourteen years, and nov
ewport Is beter-and more o. i.-thAn II ever Was be-
re | don't mean in the people VINO 20 there, but In
IA Improvement OF the place Fourteen years ago
hotels and comparatively but few cottages Then
,ttAge people were looked upon As sort OF temporary
.inces who secluded themselves In their villas, oc
.slonally coming 10 tue hotels incog (which, by
,e way they very glsd TO do), and giving some
lcouragement by their presence 10 the ordinary two
,lar ana a hal day people, their hops and dances.
beu remember 'kings Cottage, dismal In It's closed
lu.ters and deserted grounds, was pointed out 70 the
.s.lfa N mar ant and
ornament 10 the island. Then tue whole "Neck, a. u
called was barren waste, unrAversed except by the
shermans wagon; the mAsaincent cns ovefntngng tae
cean, skirtcd by q narro~ fisherman p&sh and the
orty Stepe pout OF idle explorers Now no
ne Is shown "Kng's Cottage" cast In the shade aud
lierslly obscured by 20 many much more mAgniuosnL
sTne Se.kn is covered with handsome villas, which
sould st ow we'll in any country beleview anus ocoa-
lies the site Of ts ,oad % zoe ~ M ofona, a.
Tort evenings the Besch evenings the drive - the Tea
house. and Glcn" no longer the excitement Of
he day but the grand parade OF the afternoon 10 tho
psssng and repassng OF every sye OF equpage
ied with lovely women freh flowers and bright colofs
10 this gay Corso In miniature rvalng Hyde PARK or the
IRON the imposing four In. hand to the dmirutve
ricle, and even donkey wagon, the svenus has been
rowded every afternoon WITH the monoionous recurrence
the same faces until sureited with the nois Of
recognition and "wreathed smiles" OF this "vAnisy
FAiru
accordance with the prosperity Of tho country. Among
,thers Mr. Belmont building upon one OF the most
oeAuttful Cations on the ieAnu-h O9kWcfu
Mr. Lndiows cottage and Mr.. BAncron's, running from
Bellevue back " the ocean Mr.. BAreds has CON
pleted magnificent, might almost ssy, palace on the
Inc of cliffs overlooking the ocean.
Matlnees and soirces (dadieux Supposed just
.rowdng each other IN rapid succession Apropos ot da
reda-oue Of the most mSnnc-ni entertainments, per.
hAps ever In Newpprt given by him on yester-
day evening As this Of the true Peruvian, and no
thing OF the sombrero cr admitted there was poor
chance Of ssss .ee ana a ~n ,s sa sac
invited bad opportunity Of being blessed !;
that opportunity afforded begsar ., least
The privilege Of picking up afew crumbs o. ooseryaion
Every body only grand, nat In the grandc~t
toilet the n every imaginable color OF The raia
bow, many mloglDs AZ ,ls Soisrs except green, saw
dress coat and inevitable white crsvat, with the hair
parted Ia the middle on, but these we're very pretty
title men gentle, ana yet such heroes-oi the dance
noticed one young fellow no sever, ~ho not exact
ly up the costume matter Hs not only wore no aite
cravni, bot, horrors DC vas actually Dragging rook
ro~t. lie must have come from the southern cou1try
somewhere-mnst likely Virginia, where man buys, II
ne dress coat when he ~ msrred and never oefye
ihs, important event q lfe or therea.er lie seemoi
serious matter u coat as and, unable 10 avail hmss o.
the quick expedent o ne distinguished Bouts whoa 70
denuy annoye with himself looked like the Paddy at
nornybrook FAIR, who wished that somebody would
tread oc the tail u bis coat
On the opening " the supper rooms the usua carniver
ous ferocty dspaycd the rush on the door, but
1uly the old birds let IN 70 peek and the young
ones len 10 Gutter q mue longer outside. oae thing
noticed nar,euarIy-a the men seemed 10 be carrying
little has or csg~ IN tocr hands 10 this usual OF may
have been this special occasion 70 testify "a decue
wNy their coutcmpt for any thing Ike he somorerot
Nany lad - wore feathers also Gould thi have possibly
been 10 compliment 70 that "rard ars (espcciaiy) Ia
,nis which had contributed % maea 70 their present
pelmonico provided the supper. Louis-thc original
Tousp-c as garc0s and hall dozen OF MS nsndsomssi
vtas were imported from Chambers street for The oc "a
n,os ha11f OF 'Drl e. would have felt himself quite
nj home amorg these familiar fsces surmountang the
rather unfAmii1 i1 shse ueck cloths Nnd .ne minscfx
hands 10 actually ocrlins. ouc bc~dercd genae
mao actually gave Arpcd his usual breakfast order IN
wh upcr-.umfs a "a cog, 4 d<ss rsa teccnd but soon
recovering b nsef be demanded IN much louder tone
4 C,aiahn< a. faasa~s aax tyufa"
Ae IL n almost nice 20 read about good things ~ 70
cal them send you acopy q the oar this cccAsoa
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