New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

seI In world tho exact opposite OF what II has beon
dwelling upon before, while it yearns for the palette Of
some Watteau Of the nineteenth century Broad flowing
lawns, white Summer houses, where a band plays music
which is never severe; educated groves OF oak aud
maple and pno shading groups OF idlors who're ths
Dolly Warden, never so becoming in such scene
calls for Vatican clearly than ever; a hundred
pretty low white cottages all around, and In tho middle
great solid samon-cOored hotel Of most approved
hness For weeks now have been gazing upon 70.
scene, each successive daily chord OF which has become
familiar to my mind and insensbly 1t has sound
IN my brain like some changing piece Of music. Were
musician think should make OF It a wOrdsOnata,
four movements. and begiu It thus:
AD3AA99g!99;
Getting up, and breakfast; 70 DO introduced
low larmouics. expressive of not very c.IIy mora
ing sleep ana silence and tie cool, cr1y MIS- DioolHg
upon the valley aud among the branches o. tc trees.
The bass carries the air. a few con.ruto ana s)p1+o
strains being splrsey ntermiX I'd. faint ami i,'.e
sopranothe ladies not being fully awake until after
broakfastnakes the harm my Tn' themes a.t snA %,
these: "Albcrtw 5ophiaw "Mlrlo" "HOt water"
sulphur wa:erlv "What time" "Are yol gsttDs
ups" Stroll into breakfast, and Caus,5 rem gs upon
occurrence yesterday between sd,s and gentlemen
Music press the silver msts clearing up rom tA'
mountain sides. Breakfast, served alIgij. MJEem;At
concludes with gentle cgmbalplate le.0mpalncI. 10
the .ir, "What-Ireyou goins s-todo-to-lay q
ALLEGRO. MA non TRoFPo PRESTO.
breakfast 10 dinner IA, ladies' are now fully
awake and consequently the soprano AMI ai'c
henceforth carry ths melody almost 10 tho eni
OF the sonata. Tie strains viii now suggest con
versng groups badiuage, stories AMI the dsifouion
- io+~s,,.I and ,cc,7,p,ni,i bv .C,.as into tho
- 80 ., ,rI ,,,r.-.,- tho I,ve.suiit.en cou1les
lin. IN the la-.n th. sDrng AMI tle wood;
ana two f,--oT r..s,.tisns OK some bars OF. "slu
so Gently DER me stelLns," u the teaJ'' Wal
suggest indu5ita0ly that execution Is ben'
l,,a ,bava Let IL be remembered that the ho.e
-, ,a,e. ,le base for va,.h the ri9fs, aye given
~ -, ,,,. ~ . L. .rd Walters an th. politics, pol.
. ..I,i-s rl,vst i1 tr.n.ets OF rls D5.teltls. 4
49,, .,,,.5 r,.,-e VIII der5-s rsnls * c-.g1.- 30
,-.e s1g.bs.s. of which wa. be- -sll.-i 4 3y ylr,ls
-,,5-s T. c.yta. tle cl-l. Do bowls. Or composer
i observe ta,t The crash o. ps IS gc2rl, -s = DDS
---4 s.r--r., ana r5-g f-..E. 5y s-J l-r - .
, u. .-,-.- now have SIM. --.ri f-l L4rM0u.es
.T-.-. ,...,--- 10 --s.s.- lIge. -u-l ... % Be.
.,.. -..r.-,. ~. .-..-. ~ ft. German:
-. ,-ui me eo--.- 20 i1tr.fI.,
'-' -. ~, o.. r,--,,-~. A Uctt
Do" 49, -, .. go. -4. r..g-, ~ tb,
'-1 p'-z'- ~. s,,-,,, ,,,... olt I'm p,r.
,-.. -,I he nsi-bi-a of the farmer, horses a.,
~ ,. 80 , o,-cIlI. tle maven .u-: Dt IL must
~ ,r-,r.ed 10 describe the chase OF The ineyitabIeb e
, ,.,,- t. i,vvu Inv d,a, OF yar.ou, decree. 4 few
lstis I'm TN, lovely M }ycment can only mean tle
rv arrived visitors tryin. tie sulphur wafer, AID
1n3i1- /. - barely harmonious.
ASuASTE.
Dinner ~ supper Tine movement begins QrnIT
but gradually increases in intensity. especially
the cymbalpate accompaniment which reaches p-.cl
almost 0f madness bY the end %. dinner. t.e hi-;
melody depicts the glumoiles az some ssh'Ie3a t"''
do not feel az the cool meats 'a tle waters N-o AP
lomwaitinS fori Tle theme Is sltenel by OCCASION
o laughter az some h4T4-"J JOKE % tle pop %
cork. OF the spoiled cAd cry ot i~-'-'. 4-e'- Snowy
diminish ana we are in'I0dl.eI 10 -Ie D1-- o' '' %
the great paror, "Lica soon s-aA' % p'-''A' ~ .-'
0verNrcuSht NistoI' I5-4tr -. '-- s'''''' 1- '--
p,atecymha accompaniment, othlAi ta- Io.--l@-d'iis
dies away Here Is me opportunity ioF o.--I..
hand 70 paint the almost unoFoAen silence oI
the sunny afternoon hot sun guntiai up'a
the 'e'afnA Ho0i' '-o me- li'0' s''"' '-0
great clouds floating llz.y across the say A. oc,i
soaal Srow from fir-oH politician benz up'a making
a convert, the tear Of the seeQless noyelrea ians
upon her beloved pages even the occasional 81 o
released cymoal-plyer as ne Flsle' 70 D4t- '- '-'
creek only serves 10 make 'ls s'-h-ss 'se '-'--'''
suddenly the oAna IN one OF tl' "A' Al'' l1e' o.>'
upon the silence Win ciA'l VI oI'lA'l- '-'- t-o
seep-spel Is broken ana IN ie" moments 'ne N''l IS
again upon Us NeI! Ie'uI''! ilo'1N l-'' 4"i4e J.
tendency 70 cOupes, or u lrSe parties compose oi
coupets who, as they wander about the lawns Or
- ,,..,.tf,- ,i,.,-r-, ,-. .-..,.-, .-,.
through 'He "o'1'' N,i''5 C'-',' "a az - - -
more closely than the lovely Ian Ae1p1i you AA'" 10"
some wise man says 'lat Beauty Les IN I2 eye' tal'
sec IT, i.o i'h''"- ~ F- 80
which here interYeur'' tle taAdsops OF "t4 l-4t &c
executed by lilpt trem0los more than at1ues b- lie
-. .4.,, =, -, -. .,,, ,,,,t.-.f.. 80 .-,
sweet ptoP-uVilii VI Nv" "l''l "-4- --'''''' .' Wv
tree, or quiet corner of hOSQtlDe Yeral d. ~
any ltte damn which il may east upon tule ssr. y
| :, - - u, a. ,........t " . .-.l. ..-,.-
the sunny lueAl,n VI 'io ii' Ii''"' H" .'-. -''
the little passages which now describe .-e m'A'lS
~ ,gerneuts for tne evening how raesf- tle soft
49,. ~ - .f,......, ~. ...,.-.. f,,-s
/ Siding notes winch leii Ct r'lut---'Js a. Nt-tte
as the beauN aud bellies part 20 dress for o.. 'l
-, ,,.,,,..-, 49,, f,ff,,s 80 tf. .-. Is
| cnteIuI' uu"1Aso'' f''''70 -0'-'''' 90 ' 49,.
stroll into supper and out again Al occasional 'o--J