The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16


GEOGRAPHICALLY TO record) stood noble lady Of England
with whom had danced at Amacks at the same period
my M hen had N st seen the Prince On Qu OF
century ago and 10 this lady famous those days for
the pottcst and the most beautifully arched nsep
IN the wori-to the best Of beau knowledge and he
c could not help expressing my wonder at the
currcncc of persons this ocaliy-my doubt as to
whether any conjarer would have been believed (by the
paterna Ear particularly who should have predicted
the pretty foot liz present promenade with the cour
secncn in far America of which her Lldyship ahould
thus be the chance outside spcctator
But, to return to the spectacle
The Prince seemed 10 have consented quietly to 'sand
for his picture coming forward very centre of the
emcircular platform putting his eyeglass upon his nose
and smilngly looking down upon the crowd who were
booking up him from the lawn the sunset light very
becoming and the majestic columns which surrounded his
wen posea ngure, completing ,he toean, very much as
an ar,ft wouiu nave cohtfVeu ior eject IN one sue
:" , nun, al ,: instance, $1,000 Mercer' me freheh
Mirci ,'o, oa .no o'noi siue, I0iu lyons Tue fhgsh
nan, w'ic ,ic FRENCH sute, scvera Sther 0reign dpio
,i,sls, ana sincls OF orr own .hnhet, hlied up tne
10 si .aus h, liz ~. ousu A"io WIZ ~
ulc ar'",s room, Pr"napN), not making themselves
vhiD,e 10 ,hs crowd Inc pad, hetmr, were ordered
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eAcs9ungy uelgn'ea WIN tne uhexpected s'ght
o' nun VI M, dress and m his best belong nrs.
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so'pl seen safs.cnng ms ms neck or nm would
aono,ess pe proohglng o ms me- The likeness to the
% % features " sum Wondeflui the projecting cisn
pvs o''y .,no .oo uMnitIous, ana inc uuwLwrd'y N
.,a n" ,, ,% nsI as wou eosc up .ne gap so
se'l', VIII 'hc urst giving way Oh the upper toel-
Wy nauso"c up " inc present aate, Notwithstanding,
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"ashhg'on nirig the irlnces vst 10y mentioning that
ne was l en""gh 70 wear nlacS waiscoat win
a. ~ hs s h to", my, o az eIss Two
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From tho Tribune, August o.
THE PRESIDENTS WIFE AND JENKINS.
The Pre- sidcnts wife gees to watering place to spend
the dog days Exalted as her station is She feels the heat
that down the capital and wraps all the white
camps m haze Perhaps she tires Of the brilliant social
ceremony that attends tho service of power painted
Ciothiie IL no more.
We have worry great young gentleman who attends TO
the Presidents wives and Prnceses and whoso life is an
obln,on on tho altar of celebrity fashion beauty He IL
the Chcvalier of new age in a new world and not to
beirsy confidence, but just add to the fulnoss ana
richness Of history his name is jenkins II is good
generic term, like Smith, but the name of Smith never
opened SO many portals Of faryand and we
doubt il smith ns Smith has anv ~,
arlnation whatever In oiheer words smith
would be at Disadvantage If n Prince or Princess ca
much as locked at him. whereas 10 is under snch cir
Nag.
envy Our vounp gentleman heard that the Presidents
wife was going 10 onp Branch He was listening IN hear
ANYTHING like that We know the resources Of enki,s
and dor, think that the came 10 him roug
n KEY hole While he was hcarinp thai he also carcLtea
GLIMPSE of The Princess Jbjouty ouiio renoork,hio
jenkins were smith but commonplace IN JonL ina Mas
hs mind absorbed bv the Prcsidens wife M Tho oxcn
sion of the Princess Tint woud no NOT M ho chnyo
lcr and conrticr of Tho new regime n co,IJ ,nio,"
how happy | am with both dear cbarn,ers and
with one eve on Tho Princess and The o,h o,
on Mrs Lincoln could 90 into jmDertial costa
cies over vouth bcautv and grace nm ,ya TO-
him excianina i'm one breath T,e prncces ;s homJa
rather petite and prety with fine far. b"ad AID an
intclig mt sympahctic physoeuomy and the pr ncess
lives in yefy retired vet vorv meth, d c,l ard nh 60
cal manner and then this Kentucky girl this Western
,parop this republican ou en- nuts 10 III blnsh and
entirely ec SEES the first ladies of Elroncths oyceont
Victoria the pcnsiye Ftg ne and tho brilliant Isabel,
He can keep both he ladies' wen in hand and moi cs NO
sight Of the Prince 50 rdr down FRO without ons
particular notice eycep his own or Of The color NJ he-
iigh silk travelling dress which was dr, ~ n 600 9Th
very last Of the prf sidnt's wfeis packing osss ana
uosibv hive the yer, Last word on IN, stans of ~,
White IJo,se with Mater Cenero, anff,rd I,rcodinr
Genera, Wp,rilce Mr. (ompissi, Nor Voods or enno
other OF her numerous and brillio1t spiie
A very coed word can bc said for tba (1cvo,ier te
slvc of writing Il rosestc certainly, bui tbcn II could
scarcely DO less II tho dream of he ect ,yrre rented
and he did dwell for howevcr MIR nc,oa IN nr
halls can il be supposed that his worse won,d mi catc
something of the pry and tronsnareucv Of m A. lovely
n,arbcs Now tho ns,iration of Jenkins { NOT from nl
desks IN upper editorial cl,,mbc-e Ire that OF mnnv ~
his c ties and ciaers hut from Tho cvns NJ halle ,ba
flowers Of bausucts the gljtterin bubhles of bmncrs
the waves O! music from the bar ispd slould NOT his
rhetoric whirl and flash little la sui, tho e~;gnncv mud