The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02
New York N0ta bies-EditOrs, Actors,
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A New York correspondent of The Louis.
0jlte JouwsSal gives the following personal
gossip of New York notables as seen during
drive in the park: n'..s5T sut IT,.
ga continuous, never ceasing, seemingly
endless line of conveyances roll past in one
unvarying stream. How the harness shines
in the bright rays of the afternoon sun; how
proud the horses seem how their coats
glisten how they prance and canter aud
arch their necls; how pompous, dignified
and important look the Iiveried coachmen !;
and how sadly ennuied and distinguished
looks the spotted and unfortunate coach dog
that trots demdrely beneath the horses feet
fin seeming jeopardy of life or limb. What
shall say of the owners and proprietors of
| these numerous vehicles Whence comes
1.-THE money that contributes to this lavish
display? Do you see beautiful pair of
grays coming rapidly around the curve in
the avenue? How gracefully, and with
what consumalate ease and grace the driver
guides them through the crowd, with a
somewhat no'ecsaLamt, independent, super
ciIious air, he looks about him. Who is
he =? --, the forger! Why not at
Sing Sing2 Escaped through powerful in
fiuence. His father is a prominent govern
ment official. But here comes Cranston .af
the New York hotel. See his dashing four
finland, and the nasty style in which the
liveried coachman handles the ribbons
Here comes a low-set rakish-looking trot-
ting wagon light, single seated, and bnilt
for speed. Bonner guides the gray, ordin-
ary-looking, and scrub-like beast, that las
world wide fame as Peerless Close be-
! hind comes John A and his sbobtaiIs, =
with host Of satellites always to be found
10 the wake of turf luminary. Now we
have highly genteeI and aristocratic turn
out, and Griswold G., with his cork leg, and
hundreds, made in China, to back him, sits
| high on his stunning dog cart and pulls the
reins over pair of magnificent bays that
had not their superiors on the road at Sara
toga, or the avenue al Newport. There
goes Ben w, of The Dziiy.N eqcs, with his
new team purchased, as The Herald would
affirm, with a portion Of the proceeds of that
famous twenty-five thousand dollar gold
check. Morrissey, ex-pugillist and prince
of gamblers flashing in diamonds of i'm
mense size ard rare brilIiancy, follows close
behind Vanderbilt, who drives Post Boy
and PIow Boy and looks meek aud serene
ly apostolic in his white necked- cloak and
severe suit of black. a .158E eftfa
That curly headed man, sleek. conpIa-
cent, and porpoise-like, is George Francis
Train AS be leisurely reclines on the
cushioned seats of his coupe, and lazily
looks about him, you would scarcely take
him for the energetic, English-hating man
that he is. George is a live American.
Old Dix trots behind on his immense grey
charger, which is decidedly the more mar,
tial looking of the two, despite the general S
very pronounced military get up Major
General Beforehand, VINO dashes by at full
galiop, seems as much at horne in the sad
| die as if he had been raised on horse flesh
The general is lion in fashionable society
and is one of the few foreigners who distin-
guished themselves in Our unhappy war.
There comes a lady's pony ph@ton drawn
by a pair OF prancing steeds, and Mrs.
James Gordon Bennett in her voluminous
skirts, and low basket wagon, remind one
of bundle of clothes fresh from the Iaun=
! dry. That pale, careworn, delicate looking
man, riding slowly alopg is Lester Waliack,
and the lady on horseback is Mrs. H-s the
best female rider in America. How grace
fully she sits on her magnificent English
steed who seems proudly conscious that
himself and mistress are the cynosure of all
eyes. That gorgeous individual dressed as
| if for a fancy ball, and everything SO evil
IDENTIFY new to him, struck lie somewhere
out in Pennsylvania, and now lives in a
brown s. one mansion in the avenue You
need not be told that this is Mr. aud Mrs;
Shoddy, and all the shoddy tribe, Gncluding
the maiden aunt from the country in that
yeliow-wheeled barouche. with orange-col-
ored carriaoa Trimmings and white silken