The New York herald., 1869-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.
NEWPORT.
Arrgaj of Vtsitors--The Prospects of the Sea-
soR-rho Coitasers and Their humility
CeIebsatisn OF the Anniversary.

son--rho C0stagers and Their Humility
Celebration of the Anniversary.
NEWPORT Jn,y ., 1850.
IL In relief to come to Newpor. Considering the
watering place slate OF tho ,o.ro, !; 10 nosit,ye
-. ..are there IL little OF the 1rumpet
Grecian bends or cork popping scarceiy
Ay gayety, In the popular Interpretation oi
the word, and no reyery at all. People here desire
not round OF fup, but long summer OF peaceJ'd
enjosment. Sure enough they have ~ and tleJ de-
serve ~; for they pay for it-nQt in Mgmy sums
either, but in Jumps, aud heavy lamps at that.
Newport s, therefore, dear place in double sense;
and s noDody's business but the purchasers II his
house for the summer months costs him $4,000, so
long as he has relish for the expenditure;
and so, az previously stated, the cotagers
have arrived, and Bellevue avenue is, not
aolaze, by any means--for that is vulgar at
Newport-but handsome and animated. Honored
for historic fame, cherished for grand
uons aud beloved for the retirement IL affords the
city of Newport will long continue be the favOrte
resort OF manynot strangers, but old trequenters,
who cling to 1t for It's eXclusveness. Now, one must
not mistake the dignity OF Its summer residents for
shoddy impudence, or their icy reservedness for up
start audaclty. IL would, indeed, be criminal 10
fall into snch an error; for they are a et-us have
peace community OF good social standing, that
don't want 10 be meddled with. There is such q
thing as "cold shoulder,n and that article, on
which, by the way none was ever known to become
corpulent, is layishly dispensed TO all beyond
the circle. Devoid OF the flourish OF Long Branch,
ana totally bereft of the gayety OF Saratoga,
Newport has its own attractions. The rough.
the gambler and the Snowman conscen-
tousiy keep away. After frultless efforts
for loothold they have long since decamped Tor
more warm-hearted patrons. But While Newport
would tain he foremost IN the list of watering
places there As just as much display here as else
where. One need not go beyond Bellevue avenue
TO behold IT, to say nothing OF the splendid drive
along the beach. Few cottages are unsupplied WITH
q team and II lvery-buttoned darky, and In the
afternoon the road Is alive with brilliant cayal-
cade
rne hotels as yet are comparatively blank, aud
viii probably remain so for u week yet when there
WIN be undoubtedly a rush. They have nearly all
been fitted out IN good style for the summer Tne
been handsomely arranged and viii shortly be full
OF life and hustle. Bands or music have been en-
gagged 10 play In the afternoon, and the time Will
pass pleasantly and agreeably. But very few pubic
balls will be given, though several private receptions
VIII be held.
. Tne following are the names of some who have
taken up their residences ia summer cottages:-Mr
George Peabody Is the guest OF George Peabody
Wetnore, Bellevue avenue; Edward d. Bert, near
Spoutlng Rock; sidney Brooks, New York, Bellevue
aveaue; Thomas n. Dale New York, near Easton's
Pond; Dr. $. W. Francis, New York. Kay streer; ID.
', I'm M francis New YORK, Church street; r. NJ Hunt,
New YORK, South Touro street; +. W. Rhneiander
New YORK, Redwood street; DIR. A. l.. Sands, New
YORK, Greenough places +. II. story, Boston. Stock
tons, Kay street; George Tiffany, Baltimore, Nara
ganset avenue; Hamilton Hoppin, New York, Beach
avenue; Paran Stevens, New YORK, Bellevue ave-
Livingston. New York, Bellevue court; r. NJ Mason. W.
Boston, Old Beach road; General r. b. Potter,
United States Army, Bellevue avenue; L. P.
Morton, New York, Bellevue avenue; DR..
Hartey Boston, Vine cottage Spring street;
W. Ii. .Ashurst Philadelphia, corner Old
Beach road and Bellevue avenue; Earl p Mason
Providence, Bellevue avenue; Charles j. Peterson,
Phladephia, Bath road; John W. Field, Phiiadel-
pba, near Spoutng Rock; $. L. Crocker, Taunton,
Edgar's cottage, Old Beach road; Dr. Charles DAVIS,
south Carolina. Church street; A. Van Rensselaer,
New York, Beach View avenue; John Carter Brown
Providence, Bellevue avenue and Webster street;
Geo. W. Tyler, Philadelphia Bellevue court; F. w.
Andrews Whilwell; j. A. Ubsde New York, Green
ough pace S. NJ. T.. Davis New York. near Boat
House; $. $. Roy, New York, Mann avenue Chas. A.
RUSSELL New York, Bellevue avenue and Narragan-
set avenue; General Cadwalader, Philadelphia Belle
place; Charles SchlessingeT New York, Catnarine
street;O. H. Appleton Boston, near Bellevue avenues
Ie Roy New 1orH BeeSue eVeaSe aTehas;
Bigelow, Washington street; r. Sands, Boston,
near Boat House; W.. s. caldwell, New York,
Bellevue avenue; ]. Grushert, New York, Harrison
avenue; Or. George Terrill. Kay street; John Neil
son, New York, Paradise road; John La Fargo New
York Kay street; +. ". Stevens New York Harr-
son avenue; ?. K Stevens, New York, Harrison ave-
nue.; Il. l.. Briney Philadelphia Mann avenue:
kernochan, New York, Barclays, Bellevue avenue:
Ds-J Mauran Providence, near Academy OF Music;
W. phinney, New York, Bellevue avenue; Mrs A.
Nicholas Brown, Providence, Barkers, near Academy
OF Music; J0hn Paine, New York. Bellevue avcnue j.
J: Townsend New York, Bellevue avenue; Jonn P.
March, New York, Narraganset avenue; Major NJ.
Coomb, New York, Narraganset avenue; Mrs. Jack.
son, Philadelphia Kay street; j. w. Field, Philade-
phia, Carroll avenue; f. M. Wallet New iOrk
Catharine street; Mrs. Frederick Brown, Philade.
phia, Marine avenue; Alden Sampson, New York.
Spring street: G. II. Morgan, New York CottoQe
street; j. w. Chandler, Washington near the Clifs:
4oei Ratheone T Albany Hslidan Hui f. sackstt
ton, near SpoutlAg Rock; Philip Schloss New YORK.
Bath road; John chamberlain, New York, Maple Cot
tage; CoggesbalI avenue; f. II. scbermerhorn New
York, Narraganset avenue; John A. Brown, Phila-
delpha, Bellevue avenue; q. f. Bates, New YORK,
a,sa near second Beach; Col winthrop New York, Come
r. L. Bank, Albany. Bellevue avenue and Bath road:
George Noble New York, Greenough place; J. v.
0ntivia, New York, Bellevue avenue; Mrs f. Put.
Bellevue avenue; Dir. D. q Birdsail, New YORK
CoggeshaIl avenue; =. @. Ford, British Legation at
York, Narraganset avenues Mrs. q. g. Perry Phila-
delphia, GreenouRh place; Mrs. George Francis
New York, Narraganset avenue; Mrs Cole New
York, Dixon street; II. l.. X. Edgar. New York
1eld's. Phelam street; J. W.. Field. Philadelphia,
Carroll aveaue u. Torrance. New York, Kay street:
+. A. WISE, New York. Marine avenue; Mrs. NJ Liv.
lngston New YORK, Bellevue avenue; s. H. Robin
son, New York, Ayrauit street; Il. f. Tert New
York, Tonro street; Il. ID. Morgan, New York. Nara
ganset avenue; Or. II. V. McKIm, New York Belle
vue avenue; J. u. Ward, New York. near the beach:
Ii. ii. Potter, New York, Church street; A. A. Low
New York, Bellevue avenue; Gordon Norrie New
York, Gore's, Bellevue avenue; Mrs. Mary Burns
New York, Bellevue avenue; +. l.. Barreda. New
York, Bellevue avenue; John G.. Richardson New
YORK, Bellevue avenue: Thomas Barclay New York
Bellevue avenue; samuel Batchford, New York
Greenough place; Henry Ledyard, New York. Cath
arine street; >. ID. Bradford New York, Catharine
street; II. u Marqnand New York, Spring street,
o. W. Jocelyn, New York, Wellington ave
nue.; R. IL. McCuJdy New York, Harr-
son avenue; y. Towance, New York. Kay street.
General j. >. Bryce, New York Bellevue avenue:
Frederick Kernochan, New YORK, Bellevue avenue;
John Z. Ward New York. Perry farm; j.. ID. Morgan
New York. Narragansett avenue; William r. Ira,
vers, New York, Narraganset avenue; A. A. LORD,
New York, Bellevue avenue; NJ ID. Sands, New
YORK, Beievue avenue; Robert Lenox Banks, New
YORK, Bellevue avenue
The anniversary OF independence was appropri-
stely celebrated today, with all the honors. rhe |
city was gayy decorated With Hags and presented
very pretty appearance. general holiday was OF
course, observed, ana the Inhabitants heartily par.
tclpated IN the display WHICH most creditable
TO the city. national salute was fred at sunrise |
and at twelve O'Clock 10y detachment OF the New. |
port Artillery Company, under command OF Lieuten.