, 1870-08-28
NEW, York.:
At the Watsring-Plaoes.
The Rising Generation, and
What May be Expected
OF it.

What May be Expected y
Of it. Il
The EushEons OF tho :season. e
fEsoA ouR stEElAL COEEEaroSDEST.I
SEM loaS, Aug. a.
What Il, YOU find to write about? arks de-
spairiug faneur at my elbow; ''pusisively, /
haven't l,.a a sensation for = month" roor
fellow! how you will envy me- when tell you
that witt to Long Branch, the other day,
furnished the subscriber with every conceiFA-
BILE E1ade and variety Of sensation, from mod
erate boredom to 4 1Acking, nervous hesd-
ache.
THE PRESIDENT AND MS. 6RA.'s-
Tutn about is fair play, you know so, whilo
Sacn!epn tears his wa1ed moustache, and
cries out with mnniscal iteration. that he has
been betrayed, and Eugeaie, in tho dress Of
rsliqieuse, stands, with te4r-linned eyes. by
the dying, counting the lss1 pulsationa Of
loyal, patriotic hea.ts, the Chief Magistrate Of !
= Lappy people, At peace with one another aud
the world, is having merry go-round At
Loug Branch, Newport, and West Point. and
the e:u.lleut eetan nf the toilette, worn by the
E4EI lAuS III IGG &AAA4 A4a 6<34AAIA 10 Antt{Gak
peve. felt before. While sitting On the piAz.a
At hu~l.:,d'4, on Friday, quiet spectator in
Vanity Fair, Was ssartlod by the cry OF Tile |
President. the President" Following the |
direction OF dozen index 6aGsrs, behe!d |
high roAd-wagon, behind pair Of spanking
bays, driven BY Ulysses tho Silent. Strange
to scy, His EacelisLcy was smoking; and, o.
| tie EIue w1eaths cur!el from between his lips,
and noated in Acecy litle clouds over tile
| bosom OF the Atlantic. f3ucied heard him
t whtsper, "Thus do scatter the calumnies OF
newspapers and disappointed ofice-seokess.
And verify. if one might judge from his placid
air OF enjoyment, trouble sits but lightly on
the soul Of our President. Dy his sids sat
Nrs. Giaas, d1esncd-out OF compliment.
probably, 10 her hueIsAd's funln4ss for the
weed = IN Mani!la foulsEd, e1aborately
trimmed with bias b.uds .ud quilIings OF
Setta silk; round hat, the color OF the dress,
fe.tbers to s e & s,sE ssst ND ND
occupied BY General Dent and Mrs. Boris, the
latter Of whom Was very simply dressed in =
costume Of black tiik and black lace bonnet
| trimmed with yiolor.
COSTUMES At LoSo nRAxcu.
Broad eashes Of white Osgandy. the ends
oruamcnsed with alternate rows OF black aud
white lace, or Wtaita alone, worn with blsck
tilk dress, are noselty. Large white. siik
|
tai! OF deep black lace, arc considered very
: che. The rage for transparent material has
a reduced the toilette 10 regulation dress.
3oujours Eslencienncs. toaJ1trs oTBau'1y.
only by an occasional dtess Of striped muslin.
OF blue and white, or chocolate and hrown,
!. over petticoat Of the prcacminatiug co1orB.
= Black grsnadine over black silk prtsacoats re-
= | lisyed uy bFu3d KoMau or aolid.cu10r saslles,
L are the most suitable, as we'll ~ elegant,
| tTeRSea for ordinary wear,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHILDREN.
!, One Of the features OF Long Branch il the
j. > number Of c1travagan:ly dressed children Que
= sees en- every hand. The almost total ali
!, sence Of the spontsneity aud natutzlness OF
= = childhood str1kes one most painfully. Iussead
= of ronpiDg,. euu.burut. ro1lcking children,
= one sees rate, delicate htt1e "misses," in
ana ee bo san si sh xa 1ss
. beach because the dAmpnesH takes al
= ; the crepe ont Of their lair, or pla,
10 s.~'luet: because the grass makes ugly stains
creatures. Martyrs to ruft;eti pc,t;roat, snt
= elk stCckipg-. Cut ot! from, 81 Tia anusr
~ ~ rnen.r Of childhood, they take to anirr .i,ei
- ciuerr. and swing their skirts, and toss tic,
~ ~ car!., and challenge the admiration Of ever
" male passcr-tr, in away that would be lud
csons II it we're not distressing. The cua,o1
Z, Of decking little children With diamonds j
" " getting, /" bc quite common. Indeed, 1t
y, uuusual to ger the nec Laugntcrr Of wealth
1e r.las without clu.tcra OF 1netlium.aize
aollssirs III their tiny ears. Young Ame
x i'm, too, considers Lis cas- 4 hslG one
" y. he is den,rd Eoid hunting-case watcI, nj
FnS nSc, ss! On ~ @ kI1k ehss shss ,x T.
hi lous motEtrt. in their efforts tu sAo
us them OF, cali loudly for tho form 4tic
nf OF socistJ for the Prevention Of Camel
;Oo TO chiltlssn. On she cccA4iou OF = Ez4r
~, 'c3a mite OF thing, years old. appeared
en Madame poml,sJour. Her train, ulnra tn,
an ,up twire her length, was Of white s..in, wl:A
IL bodice aid punched orerskirt Of AUTH 1e .,7
cade. The poor llttls head was laden wi
~ false hair aud powder. and tho arms a.ll nv,
~. nitA jewels. at II O'clock. bathca in test
81 ~; and protesting, 81 dou't want to 60. WOE
~. - co." she WIS hrib.d and threatened into
mo grand e'.trre; whe'l the tloor wna immediate
,.k ci.ared, and the t1ushc4 excited l::le ctoatts
49,, cns+tinG at 1sst into The spiri> II tho scetl
~. ~ made the tour OF tie ha1i-room aio,e, mo
1e1 elated, probably. By her triumph than vi. h
I'm noted Predecessor At the homage Of a Kin
,,x. The costume worn b: this petite young lady
- Hsid 10 have cost four hundred do!Iars. RI
art you this iucidens an illustration Of the 10,
49, ish-l had almost sail rlimiual-cou1es pit
s,,n rnrd ~ most .crs at fashionable *aterl
~ rlaces. II it is true tl,At the child is father
.ns .os the man Or woman, the country may as "
ena pr pare i;.elf fur zsce Of irritable, selh:
rClt-lndulGent men, nna nervous, lielple
~ delicate women, snch as it has never beft
-; teen.
~ At Newport, the season is at its hciG
~ Thu yachting festivities will give placa "a
ND rouu.i Of ballh. receptions, aud nnline
~ ~ honor Of tho President and Mrs. GEa
- who are the guests Of Mr.. LeTi r. Mort
A'S The Inauguration OF Dir. Morton's magn
cent ballroom will take place during the
90 OF the Presidential party. Mrs. PAl
W. 5tsveps, musical mc!iness l,avc been n
- :" York, aud Miss Heed, the accomplished cir
H. Of the hosteet, we're the vocallsts. With u
Aos Hehlig IS pianist. The lower door OF i
nal, Stevens house is 80 arranged, that it can
s-,i more iEe1oEatle :han the lawa Of the Me
s;.ia md PersiAns. has decteed tnAt no lady
1.,i. appear twice tn the same dre4s. So ev
.t,;", cemure little Massachusetts m!ss dreseos
IVA | breakfast, and bathing, AMI dining. aud IL
.,,.h inc, and suprinG, with fidelity that arg
~ Gru tcliei IN the lie. that the chief en-
- " a woman is to dress we'll and look pretty
~ = forR-IS-HASps.
Some OF the Newport correspondents Ii
A'ea lttcly been giving the owucrs III You.-in-h
euuipAEes particular tits. While ooe
Aso +ca:Ccly help elecu!ltiuE as 20 the amour
dbnntion and nerve possessed By the la
80. 80 ~Eo c1hibi: themselves in carriages dr.
.Is!te ,sif,r ,,,;vo t1sb;nn.s s,o
..=t1e,' or Fr.sco:i-. aud home of the Ia
n Of the gTande D,os.'Le tn tlie queens Of the
ihen cuh-5ing, IL questionable, to say the ieast
'rcsi- ~. ~ ~ PuA - a.'e tot1s upon IT.
aau,{ SSN4f A4-G AAG0 VI <ttuS ii kAEE-t1HQ *
+ ~ by tie appearance of one OF these das!
tusn-ou.s Tue height and brilliant up
-e,ch steriEg OF the carriage: it's yellow rur.i,
sim Eeari the amount Of gliding on the harness
w.r tEa1ripgs, more properly, for heavy gilt cI,
,,i,nc arc now substituted for leather martinsa
= AZ the toE-looss, nee-hreeches. an1 cock1le
a1lox the cnachman and tiger, are Only oItdon
II n obtrutiye gorgeousDess By the MANN
,;on.t chariot il which Lent makes his entrrr
Western sill,ges at tho head OF circus-tl
!, ~. Ncssre. 1..imout AMI Trayc1s, two gentle
corn, vino for years enjoyed monopoly of Eng
essee-coaches aud fuu1.in-hand d
M 4: Newport. have, With re-
+osn ment o. cruelty Positively shocking
ues contemplate, degraded ihefr drAgs
I,to, such meniAl service az earring guasts to
~ ~ mic parties. and 10 and from The s:eamt
~ tue Eandingr, and in the evening make their
15sS pcar.nce OF the drive in light, graceful Il
- ~ drawn By tuo hosses.
rlznd
,raye- Ever-tmng promises well in the wort
..ho,l. | Amusement. The managers have c!ea
All ID / and painted the tlaatres and recognized
ca,n- companies. People are making aTrkuge1u
" Wv to set back to foEtl in time for Nilsson
ANY coucert. The Eroalsay shop-wiil1ows
Who | filled with photographs u this Queen OF $
apl 4 sweetcr f.ce it il different to imagll
"o@ .... FAsH1tSs-
them The summer IL enoe<. ald importer
, Her. s:eaning aErose the Atlantic in search OF
rs,I- nets and novelties, that will &c: fem
III. hc.rts IN \ hutter. and materially re
.diraI, | n 1scullne bank accounts. :.lB.: suppoat
A. A. pruasinns enter pAris: Al then .hall
:, &c rnpt{,inr narfl1a fashions tn tef3 yOu 4