The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13
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GLEsoovE. l. L, August 10, isS6
At -four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the good and
steamer kavanhaka left the dock at Peek siip her
accustomed daily trip to Giencove and intermediate ports
The crowd board greater than usual for three
reasons First il was saturday afternoon the ony time
at which the hard worked pasey fnmaas who has his
household gods located for the cholera o.
the beautiful little villages situated along either shore Of
the sound, spare the tisno pay hebdomada vs.
20 his wife and little ones secondly. II was the evening
OF grand hop at the Paviloa Hotel At Glenoova This
Of course. wasthe great attraction that drew forth such
multitude OF light hecled young gentlemen and such
brilliant ssseublage Of young ladies' who incioe TO in
dulge, no matter Low the thermometer stands. IN tho
Terpslchorean art Thirdly u had become truted
abroad. outside the sacred precincts OF the
favored Circle that that evening New York Yacht
CLUB would start from milestone on their accustomed
snnua excursion, that they would mako their first
stopping place Gioncove where tho fortunate members
Here q have the inner refreshed before getting
airfy under way at the hospi,able board Of Mr. r W.
cunard OF course every one who knew Il nm sous
o. see this splendid sight The Rawanhaka had every
inch OF available space occupied by living humanity in
I,,ntaoon aud crnoline. Eight bravely she sped on
her way 10 the sound Of soal stirring music to
the Ear acceptable sounds OF happy lest Joy.
o2s laughter
wHussroSx
A. We came within sight Of the small village Of White.
stone the yacht feet observed riding at anchor
Tie central figure the convoy tho United states
revenue cutter the Cuyahoga Around her clustered
some twenty OF the squadron. On the docks Of zach
vessel TO be deserted officers and sailors lying
sitting round IL pcturcsqae attitudes. The former
wce dressed IN the very neat uniform OF tbs
cuh-elue trimmed With gold and yellow braid
tho hitter clad IN the supple and appropriate
garb which 30 vol becomes our hglitiag tara. Some
leaned azily against the shrouds and rigging others
stretched themselves the dock aud whiicd away the
time with cigar or pipe.
Tho ~ ppers Of several uot!ced raiher IN
easy and they paced tho quarter observed
and TO cast anxious eye TO windward AZ if sup
plca,rg Eoias not 20 be clary OF HIS favor The
afternoon ane and clear; thore hardly trceze
enough % yeer the iazy smoke from the chimney tOps
The god Of wind seemed not To heed tho silent prayer
Of the restless young scamen. Everything or White
stone clear. placid, beautiful Not q ripple the
water rhs sails tapped idy. Music, soft and sweet
and low in keeping with the -conc stole gently through
the "serene and seemed TO impfegnatc every nearer
with portion Of the dci,rhtui mouo.ony OF the
sion This quiotude was, however not 10 Last long.
while the Aawanhaka waited Tor her passengers
freight the other side Of the sonrd, tho Maria,
which had been al the city was towod by steam tug
into the centre OF tao feet Then "dashcd the rel
ieFy Boom after boom welcome the old rognraodorcs
jaun,y craft and right bravciy rho responded 70 the
saucy greeting from the cannons mouth. We left them,
then cnyeloped in smoke dense that the strains
OF mrsic from the jeanette wore dasdsned ers they
reached our cars.
Il ne p,rcs % this region Herr iownics most do coz
gregais Here q sensible for scnsibe
people Here y the excellent Pavilion Hotel large and
airy house capable or accommodating three bun1rrd
guess and holds s the present time about two hundred
and ffty Here the psincey house aud rrounds of
Nj. r. W. Cunsri There Is something superb and
unique in tho arrangement Of ibe1e thar really
sorry time viii no. permit my entering into elaho.
rate description However, they are conrcnient N tbs
city that every New Yorker who has fancy how
an English gentleman OF means spends his noDev on
rc,teat grAtny his curiosity any day The
Lblishnsni has been 10 the possession o. Mr. Cunard
between .oar and Ave years only, having formerly no
lonssd to tho comedian Burton, who consumed great
deal Of hls money and time smoothing down the
periea Of hs old ave domain He hgii house aad
things completed TO his liking the gay old comedian
died MI Brton's taste and Mr. Canads taste differed
widely. What Hr Burton brlt and pronounced good
Nj Card consd sred and declared bad and tore dors
Pour years have made great change, sad CHANGE 20
far Is Mr. Burton Is taken Into account The great per
OF rcodes could he return from tho realms Of
sh.is and revisit lie play ground Of his deciinInr years
would turn heart Sick and desire 10 leave the gimpses
of the moon bshcidng all thoseo'i world ideas whia
his successor has stamped upon his property
Ss.sf.
"If- dinner ready but tho quests not here, said
the steward OF Mr. CunAfd. IAs nj six T. NJ There
hardly breath o. wind How could the guests be
here unless they Ia axreamsr balloon sssng
,a. Al snasy y 'osI, yacs. AZ, we're r 70 many NILE
some They will come by steamer said Others soms
even bold NJ 10 vsature the opinion that they
would MT como ss all The latter CONCLUSION was tue
n ost general The brcszs sreshened very slightly
short SITTER sunset snd proved the foolish OF
calculating % tho chsnces Of wind and weather u
was lovely night moon, hut srlcndidiy star 1T
Al sght clock, 10 the drawing rooms Of the Psviion
music and aaneiag Al eight O'Clock the steward q
n eight O'Clock the boatmsn and told there
Wa yacht coming up the hnbos rhu latter vas good
news Ter every one ~ announced 'hst tbe rst !. vac
Goe must ~ under way IL took losd IRON tho breast
o. the steward.
The ar-, ySeh, 20 drop anchor in The hareos va.
the Fise-wing, next the cebldire; bat they did
not come from whrcstons They came from the
ward. The reysnoe cutter VA the ART N arrive from
wite THIS after Sigh; clio s..nssry She
brought abe intelligence ths tho whole Zee, would pro-
bably arrive during 'he ngbt half hour sfief tais
tney L.,n drop quite rapidy-one at Tine, then
two thea three and 70 on al beofs twelve t~enlyso
OF toe feet bad anchored In tho harbor
TINE Ancpux.
Once twice only Ia lifetime ~ Is given 10 u
woman 10 witnfss \ more noble more romantic and
weird than is presented ~ the hs>t Of tho Nes
YORK iarht cu5 DE nght o. Saturday, the nth Inst
II has been aid before thai tho night coadss. aud
rarIn The see4s THAI waited The beautiful ve.s>ls
Il sards o. The ighten zephyr kind Se-u the
,sii nsS's and broad vts ss, barely ned By lie ns,
wind that prevailed ono ih.tnetiseiy ucagLt ~
ph.t:om ships add oId yarn. that sailors ieL Jas'
Al thss luDciam g. add 20 tho ghost Ike
encc, when the peculiar conditions tn,l ight
ar ani soter bad already rndervd, the house Of No
" Illuminated Nth fireworks % various descrptlooA
Tas converted the scene into of darling and
chanting beauty thai can only bc imagined not de-
scrLed Tho light bsaa nsms 81 the Beng. hxhts, al
though bringing the outlines n the sess.s nore cieayiy
tho eve had yet the eject o. making them spp~sr
10 rs Sc KY and lard glare like vsitants from the
srtrh land How beautiful ~ the exclamation of
nssyy every behoder hut ysrhtn-n are psstcsi
The element they permits them not - d~~ii long
upon The dreamy side Of things and very soon W. ner
alive with prspsfai.cns.o brlng the guest. Ashore
Thoss who1rsrs inviiei reached Mr. Cgnsras nasnnon
H. I. Rf Aa. l.N.A
pa~f fSr them frvm sposllng on The stewards hands.
and enjoyed 10 their DISCUSSION and ottrr meats
very agreeable nixht
nor rAvros
Truly Monday Q ray aigbi .os ths Landing Never
within The memory " the oldest inbsbtanf bss thsrs
becn much hisrisy and ioyca,ncss Il Glen Cove
Landing upon me evensns of the iith While nsiurs
Hsmpst~ad haroor Appeared 70 ~ delighted With tBs
b~satlfu works Of an which sss with much and
grace upon her paeid boson equally joyous ssve ths
Hcraxs aud rsakr" srvund the FORMER nznn0o Of The
gay cd comedian NTH The merry revsis and bsgsus
laughter of The young And havpy guesA o. NJ tunsrd
And the pAvon what coutrs>t 80 the hop 70 hos-