The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23


The increase, Il Is but just TO state that the regular
routine Of the hotel is not at all interfered
with, and all ts departments as well conducted
larger force has been found neceseary; I'D
Me- Pieson, former manager Of the Revere Hoose -
ton has taken his place the Office With this addition
every Is accommodated II seems 70 require one
man IN attend rncreiy 10 the applications for
aemiiiance 70 The Japa,sae quarters, and hundreds
daily The The private rooms o. the Jspassss sSs
strictly secluded however, and are seldom ntru4sd upon
for the grand bali the moment tho regular performances
conclude Saturday evening The applications for tick
to state that win be Impossible for The committee,
the Naval Con mission the LelaBds 70 supply
any persons with tickets and such applications are worse
taD useless. special sub committee has charge q The
invitations and the other gentlemen have already ex-
haustsd their supplies many % them being unable 70 Oh
tickets each admitting three persons have been issued
THE LOVES OF TOMMY. s,e -
Tommy the ladies' pet becoming quite Amercaqised,
and tomorrow morning he To Brooks 70 be htted ous
with suit Of fashionable clothing. In this Tommy ex-
poets be fascinating than ever, and 10 especially
dgnhed and vangIorous upon tho subject. Tomny has
been very quiet and reserved since hin wis
to New York, where he thought that there wae
distance He seems 70 BE- no favorits with The cher
japanese just at present. although their most in;sgsne
very much and thinks very little he Is very Young ana
will improve when he is older. Tommy and ono
Of the Interpreters had q verbal set 70 yesterday,
which resulted in Tommys being dragged into private
room by his older companion who came out soon e look
Ing very angry ana snc% ns Tommy very had
mot until time asr be said 70 the bystanders,
IN sllusion to this remark, "nb al MISTAKE" and
shoulders, and pointing aer The in;srpressr. as was
drunk at the time don't you known Amid great laughter
away went Tommy for fresh mischief and fresh rcpr
mands Of course, Tommy Is In love all tho
time, and With every lady almost whom he
sees. One night, at Nibo's, he fell into guam
kx a. "A. I<.st.
Gale ald Miss Marshall at the time, and
only after great ubula,on and reflection that he
able 10 decide that he owed Miss Polly Marshall,
whom he cis Beauty best OF ALL In the private par
or of the hotel 1ouy Is the favored vsitcr and in rr
ference TO this fact sd The attentions he receives from
lady visiters several Il the Japanese asked 70 print m
the papers the following song xcellcctly sung by psvea-
port in the ady OF the Lake Trayes,ie," and nightly
roxxY's YANKEE WIFE.
On course you have heard Of the Japanese Princes,
and alss OF " Tommy, tho aiies' great man, ffile
Who OF late prase~o.thy ambition cvnccs -.
To carry wife with him back 10 Japan
New lommys prince when he's IN his own nation, 60
10 tn be princess all yc maissns can try; fat
To marry You IL his de,erminat,on
lor he's bound io laves Yankee wife by lingo o, dls
Now girls rs the time for your oes, destinations,
For T.mny's worth winning, catch him who can:
And she who's successful IN her captvStio1s a.r ra
Princess will be when che gets Japan.
Don't believe what hear of his heart being broon
No damsel he yet has quite filled hrs eyei
Then 20 IL tor Tommy, girs FOR he not b.spcken
For he's hound TO haze Yankee wiie by lingo die.
Tommy said r. tina, this ssg ,y so0 and added
Tommy most innocent, II MIST b. declared since two
of our daily journals have accused him Of intriguing
with servant girls and II Is very doubtful whether
he has had Opportunity "to tell his Ioven
10 any lady, except in the presence of some dosen
try and We are assured that any s,a,smeri ~ he on.
rary only an untrue sensation report. Tommy nies
q, higher game than servant girls and Il ~ indignant =
love- whose portrait he always carries with him. pscP
as to think Of Miss Bridget even for memeut. Ionny
but may be not unfairly rad that he "was driven stc
for the lady whom he nov loves wore riding habit
and carried whip when first he cast eyes upoa her.
rian saloon Tommy went, with Mr. Leland, b have HI
picture taken, and soon Afterwards came . NJ.
MED BY his daughter upon similar srraad. ICY
caught one glimpse Of the dark riding hat and pap
check and an instant bis heart dropped IL ehsrks1
image and presented itreh like recoaned anbrotypto
plate for new impression He begged Mr. LslanA lgsn
rom that be might view her dress and appearances Sss
and then conndentiay declared himself "a love- and ssked
wa: rather delicate opsrsss, su, 7c@nS is:sssa a.
she was Every good, very nice and kept rspsAiias IN
lure" Finally the esehsnss q pictures vs. nsds "a
the young lady invited her bean 70 can npoa her. ms
BE- promised % DO slOrmins y, Leland, ssssse thss
hen q. = va !: 10Y |. -; ssed Srss :ssItss
slorincston and % today h WIN 10 Allsr prnasd
10 the Herald, and may he remember Tie old adaes--
"You had better be on with tbs Cd love-, -
Before you are on with The new" - 4 .-s... n
Ina. our readers may Esow Tommy more throssiy
and be able 70 form Air estimate Of his character and
ability, We give the following results Of ~ ~
- PHRrS0Lo0IcAL ELIMINATION
OF Tomnys head, made by Mcsu Fowler and Well, q .
their once yesterday sHlf s.lgllf tss-a ~
Tommy possesses . very fAr balance Of orsannsop: =
healthy, long lived, and has an ample amount 81 vitality:
nj f,eltu and n
the comforts aud Injuries of life highly has good cc-
hton and digestion, but not fond az physical hbcs Ne
characterized by exctabity rather than BY sctivfty
He does not love 70 discipline himself N hard study q
."n,mu"ss Efforts. he |. very warm hsarsed mo0 ~
mInny 81 ladies highly He has not much ~ he g.
sire b. marry 10 love. aud love the many wen -
friendly, and easy to become acquainted WITH Il nnch
attached to home and country; good natured pposd 70
lusrreline, seldom shows puenacious spirit ana dosa
hold anger long Ho has far appetite, but 4 a.
not control him. He loves property i6nd o. having
many h,nss. su, may spend money hssy 70 rssi1 be
somewhat cubing, decidedly cautious, ana Usually
manages 70 keep ont Of difficulty Is ambitions, foud u
nibed b., his social feelings generally rcdominats over
his dignity: ~ hfm ~hcn excited, but yt1ldinx vhsu
: sos H's sors@ .sa .s,sss.. s sss &C., "a =
2 u,us6 h~pry ss Ven - beerss ana ssssSSsoFwG1s
,srsicusrly oesoi,ans IN ss esiSs.' "a "a 49,
er,ysd ny the missionary spirn HI sympASkjen -
ride awake where bis astesons can them o1s, ~ ~
Y nos 30 a'sss III hss air Ingenuity and vsss.el1S
g talent; Is well qualiaed 70 apprccinss 49,
nd styc. ssr~csaily tbc beautics ~ nature AM 01H
nd n ell that N grand and imposing IN nature ~
voraoh powers 70 initiate and opufbfm 10 otAeru.
70 enjoy fun better than proAuce ~ ~ ~ Z nvoenkS
of thc inteiicct His pUwcsu o. ooocrvn1
ow rood memory of forms and Judgment u ppepov
oue Ne has TAR degree q order anl arranGpusrns
,. has not very accurate pveocpsion ooOs; kss scc1
aces: has good general memory a stcrtss and svsols
"a usually hss n.ay Of them " rciate: - poor -
I'd could costly cultivate the musical I'm asl Seoup uu1oS
expert lie h especially snnd a. music, poetry 80
ncng Hts converxntiopsl tale8t n rod h NV -
IA Will his friends and could become rood sooiur ~
gust Ne has an sxsmining mind; b guick = -
'as and 70 ccmrseesnd how thing srs. h
cefncs acquainted with persons 70 whom s. = Inorc-
'ccd. He orsnsxatscn p rather hvorabh 70 4 0nesv
vciofrd mind, and be Only needs Tie AZ a ervsS~-
anes- and favorable training and edscaslA 70 dexo1n