The New York herald., 1870-08-02

assume variety OF forms--castie tower arch ana
cave, not TO speak for ear OF geratlon, OF dome
and minareI and buttress ald Du wark cuHs
ntuufs dlfts' The cascades follow each other In
quick succession now tumbllng IN shl ~ descents
for more tnan thirty feet; While pools arould.
IN close proximity . all OF them beautiful @
spacious enough, 1t may be, lOr giants 70 swim IN.
The Glen is broken into a succession OF glens and
you ascend from one 10 the next by ladders and
stnrcases. Each OF these has its name, as Alpha,
Obscura. Cathedral, Difficulty. Tastes might dner IN
their comparative beauties, bat the writer was mucn
serucK by The grandeur OF Glen cathedral where
tne gorge SUD lenly expands to a great widh ana
presents TO the eye more extensive eiongaton
than can be found In any part OF the cavern. with
walls nearly 300 eet in height beautiful cascade
Ut elthcr extremity, numerous pellucd pools twist
ing paths, arcned anu leaning Sides, rude siairways
aud brldges-all In the widest sweetest confusion.
Ine lohowihg ladies' attracted universal attention
at the Long Branch races on the opening day:-Miss
West slsterinaw OF Mr.. Wilbur, rich corded Gow-
cred SILK court dress, train decoete; undersk,rt
facing and lappels ol rich scarlet SATIN; both under
dress and skirt scooped ana trimmed with light
orange satin. Mrs Charies Rogers, Of Madison avenue,
In night blue walking dress ana overdress OF finest
lace. Mrs Sheridan Shook IN a short black silk,
elaborately trimmet with white satin. Mrs. Snep-
rd. in elegant blue en- train, black SIR oyerdress.
MIS- L. A. Church, striped lavender ana white silk
overiress with skirt OF rich lavender; IT was cut en-
tram, decolete, and elegantly trimmed with point
lace.
An unusually brilliant hop took place on Saturday
evening at the LAtonrette House, Bergen POM,
NJ. Among the ladies who grnced the door were
Mrs Leslie, In nlac SILK dress, with Swiss muslin
overskIrt elaborately trimmed. with SIDE platin9..
Mr.. Charles Leeds in whte grenadne, deml-irain
with orerskirt, both trimmed Win plated nonnceS
oil same materal ornaments pearls, Win tuoefOses
In her nar. Mrs. T. Al. Wigham while SILK with
blue satin trimming and Paris muslin over
skirt both Win long trains; pearl necklace, win
diamond Clasp. Miss Ada smith, blue six with SWISS
muslin ovefskfrt ahd blue sash, Will PINK trimming
ana roses In her hair. Miss Lilly Smith, lilac SIX,
long train overshirt OF French nailsOOk, with
nuted ruilles MISS C0ursen, lilac organdie mus in.
with gold ornaments. MISS Jourlan, daughter OF
the cuban General, green SILK, deml-train, with roses
In her hair, which ie gracefully over her shoulders;
MISS Parmly, PINK six, with long train, with
taffeton. with trimming OF green ruches diamond
! ornaments, MISS Manzanedo, OF Staten Island,
| crimson SILK cut ponpadour, en- train
Among the equlpa9es al Long Branch are the fol-
| lowing, rs skctcted by the correspondent Of an
| evening paper:~
| (Which means that they are not matched at all, a
white and jet black claimed to be Arabian and very
valuable; these go before handsome phaeton.
| Mr. Martin, OF New York, has Two hne matched
| bay horses 10 O small pony phaeton.
| Mr. William Henriques, the wall street broker,
drives very handsome pair Outright bays before
| phaetOn, and Mr.. Alexander Henriques pair Of
| stylish brown horses 10 phaeton also.
Mr.. william Grey, New York, has q pair or fancy
| gray coach horses and phaetoD, and fine black
lrotter. for when ne claims 24o before top wagon
Mr.. Patterson, OF PHILADELPHIA drives pair or
handsome bays to an elegant carriage.
Mr. Rockafeller mas 'iancy match," gray anu
bay TO carriage.
out In its way, at the Branch II Is elegant little
| phaeton and before 1t two roan ponies perfect
UedutleS, VINO WOulu lCuOW lOT piece VI sugar
for mile and do 1t In three minutes. Mrs. john
ston drives the beauties and does 1t gracefully.
General Robert 4. Stockton has al Ethan Allen
| bay and fine sorre who trot together before q
| road wagon In 2:50.
Daniel Swecny drives black and bay very stylish,
| to light road wagon.
General Van Welt, OF Elizabeth, has an extra
handsome pair OF coach horses sixteen and bali
hands nigh. which he drives to road wagon.
Senator Robins president OF the association, has
"fancy match" fast tr0tterB three minutes to q
phaetOn.
| Mr.. Sniter has also fancy match, gray and bay,
| which he drives tandem; also two bays to dog
| cart, very stylish.
! Senator Bradley. City Chamberlain has o line pair
| OF handsomely matched horses to q stylish landau.
| Mr. Peter MOller has "iancy match,n gray and
| bay, very speedy, 10 phaetOn.
Mr. Fitzpatrick drives white and bay to q dog
cart, also fast.
! A MIR. West OF New York, drives q very nne pair
| OF bays to u phaeton; Mr.. Allen, of Philadelphia.
| also pair OF bays TO road wagon Mr.. McClOud.
or Jersey City, pair OF very fast trotters to road
wagon, set down as doing their mile In 2:40; Mr.
Beiknap rides very stylish dapple gray; Mr. Dixon
| OF Philadelphia drives q fast-gOiny gray to a TWO
wheeled dog cart; Mr.. Mackin, OF Newark, has rnt
Mr.. Andrews, OF New York, has open phaetOl
drawn by pair OF bays and PAIR OF dappie grays
The harness Is superb.
Mr. Bradstreet, Of New York, has q 2:2o PAGER.
General Runyon, OF Newark, has phaeton and
| pair Of bays.
Mr.. Van Tassell. OF Johnston 4 Van Tassell, drive
240 bay to a road wagon.
MIR. Douglas, OF New York, rides dark chestnl
tbOroughDred-a very handsome animal.