The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-16

merchants wers wisely pushed IN 2 cornst oI 9ronn
reach of handshakers and the .ssn 20 See
formed round them hen s sna sasy ssdy
guests and the others got shaved made love, drank
was mad with the disciples Of Confucius ana the de-
seendants of the man who tnvr~sased powder. The
plural expression Is pe-a aps an exaggeraton, for
ss coy % as III
on niTasek sing.Man, tAen, did the conysrs11 aon,
propcuaded by tne quintet and inquiries on his part
q wsicn Rlssfwsirs Island had fSl share q his
SugmX tAsNese face, ~ rather reserved and even
u,gIne with strangers but with persons who are
fond d ccnversinS In reply to question pro
wis Asneir bodies taken back 70 China after death,
~ faplied--"Well, you see u an old custom, ana,
Re all old CUSTOMS has come to be venerated. !
san 60 Into the graveyard at Canton, and m the
or thirty genefationsn The only thing he found Of
great interest at Chicago was the STOCK pens. VI
Journalism in China he said that his coantrymea
sss srs eacs ss Word the d
matter ss u RmSe
at New York and delighted at the treatment he was
receiving, ana said he should carry BACK 10 ms
country the pleasantest "reminiscences. Messrs
Gray and Kenney had long conversation with MN
on commerce, and, well informed as they are, de-
rived no small amount OF information from II. Ar
rived at New Rochelle, one Of Leland's far-famed
traps was waiting for the party, and before time had
been given to think OF the ride they were landed al
the most magnificent place the environs or New
York can boast Of The reception was as usual cor
dial and the walk round the grounds charming.
This glorious retreat embelished with all that money
and nature can glve would require an elght-cOlumn
article to do ii Justice. suffice 1t to say that 1t has
cost what would make many millionaire poor,
and 100000 are laid out on 1t every year. The dis
tnguished guest were received as old friends, were
soon at home, and sat down at two p. M to one Of
those repasts which one only sees once IN lifetime,
The Csestals are not mOuntebanks, aad use knife
and fork like Europeans. Green turtle has atIrac-
tions for them, and champagne Is by no means dis
carded so that the reunion passed OF more than
pleasantly, and when the hour arrived for the boat
the parting came too soon. Messrs. Sing-Man and
come down to New York to-day, whence they will
embark for Long Branch, where they propose SO.
journlng for few days. or Cnoy-Chew, IL only re-
mains to be said that with his good looks and alta
BILE manner, he has o good chance OF leaving this
country, should such be his wish, more married
than single. Young ladies' at Long Branch, don't
nirt with HIM. AS TO the gentleman In question, he
does not seem ayerse to it, and that Is all the more
reason why you should be on your guard.
To return to the "Neversink," Pilot Schinck was
getting impatient; Captain Ketcham also, and the
passengers almost frantic with expectation, and
when the news came that the "Chlnamen" had been
left behind gloom settled on ALL The trip home
presence on board of Miss Leand's ponies and bas-
ket wagon. The former are the verlest ''ducks" of
horses that ever threw lady into ectacies OF
delight. They are hardly nine and half hands high,
light DAY colored and matched to perfection. Buy
similar team for $4,000, and you will do well.