The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30
PLEASURE PLACES.
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On NEWPORT CORRESPONDENCE.

Nwrosz. July n, lsee
LACK on usEFoaa
According 70 the book the season" should now -
about a half tide, and perhaps little more b ~
ON in the "dog days." and those who have proposed -
no abroad for the should Be reaching m
places Of their selection. and yet Newport can - -
show but light sprnkliug Of fashionables. whom -
hotel keepers are prepared for whole shower me w.
York boats como each morning we'll loaded. but soos
how but very few passenger stop hsrs They 60 on -
more quiet haunts up among the hills Of New kng'ans
and seem 70 sschew this beautiful city with oil is advsa
tages
languishlng u the delay In summer patronage Tne
Ocean House has become tolsrably gay, but V NOS MI
full tho Fillmore 10 slowly filing up the Aqudneok =
mr. behind III nsghbors In number Of guests whs w
Perry House. the least land yet the neates Of the ~
class houses has not than onehaf Of the compile
ment which Il can accommodate Tho season win. q
course be very short and fear, mot very brillasS
Sashionably or financially II may be gayer BY andy
and FOR such contamination tho early comsn arc mol
TSss .gs those who believe hs. Newport is in d.
cline Most certainly there are evidences OF decay IRON
some cause In the gayety and folly which have annually
time In the season would be little more than comfort.
ably full and month hence people would DO glad 70 So
few seasons there has nothing like crowd at New.
port. People have come quietly and gone quietiy -
all its natural advantages Newport has become decidedly
"sow."
The authorities have thought Il worth while -
assist and make the place moro attractive an4
comfortable Thus this season have not noticed
boat landing Is in as execrable condition ever and
during the dry days one 10 completoiy blinded ana
choked with DIRT because the Gy insa ana a ,is
more public spirit might do much for Newport yet bus
it can bring back her ancient prestige - Watering
luE tllo<1f h0 vi
laid the golden eggs for the place by ping up exorbi
tant charges for indifferent accommodations and sko has
now too many formidable competitors who divide up
into small parcels what there ID Of summer patronage
SCARCITY or NEW WORKERS.
But comparayey few New WORKERS have yes arrived.
city will be very small during the season There are p
many attractive places around New York which hsvo
that the people prefer visit where they GET
much enjoyment and for less price. The number al
sr Or y % Sc dun
unless she follows the advice Of Mrs. Chick and mak
effort Newport viii sink % the level q Coney =.
Is to be dsplored and earnestly recommend 70 he
people Of New York 70 mako the effort immediately
they can manage leave the rut BY any possibility.
There Is lsss appearing. Of snoddy" thus fAr in As
HOUSE,. which usually Claims 10 hoid .foiiys cap -
Tells the people arc acting In most remarkably Qutse
way. They 60 about and enjoy themselves quite =
vus and do nov q sSs FlInora me ladies' drss vsy
plainly and comfortably and there has - Jet appess1
no rivalry IN dressing which 90 ofSen makes -
pear ridiculous All b Ylan and senstbfs; the dreee
sad the wonsa tes, mighs sd6-uS 70 this pssssd
writing.
Thsss = sspa6sse. e politicians beginning -
drop down here and they my b u s6e cos =
No country, and yguh 1cgs 6uin1g. tee than o.
gVes appssss 70 6slng.
- ..sss RSssSsss s =: 1zSsus1U.
0ensgAl Grant y 70 b hep about ne hIs ~ Aaen
for certain and will have rooms q Tie Fillmore H0us
with the advent Of the hero and ths edjournmsas =
Congress Newport may manage 70 PICK up Bit