, 1875-09-26
NEWPORT.
Her Maiesty's Man-of-War, the Belle
rophon, in New York Harbor.
The Crowd Of Visitors on Board,
Miss America Foremost
Tie Rhode Island Clam. Entertain
merit to the Bold Britons.

The Big Ball at the Ocean House IN thu
Evening.
Spet;al Corespondeses Of The Chicago Tribune.
NEWPORT. R. l., Sept 23.-'' Newport New
port is bliss!" cried fond feminine 1ovez Of it
pleasures dozen years ago. II Newport wsf
bliss then, when the ordinary race Of American
mortals danced. aud dined, and dreamed dreams
there, what is it now to the happy girl OF the
period with whole ship-load Of British youth
aud valor anchored of its shores within flirting
distance? What If the Ocean House IS closed
Who cares for the tame delights Of Lander's or
chestra and the weekly hop, wher one can slip
down the bay and step On board the mighty Bel
lerophon, and under it's royal flag be attended by
a Right Honorable. ora Duke's grandson, while
ono pretends to take an absorbing interest in tha
weight Of the fifteen guns on the upper deck,
and tho submerged ram that will murdeEousiy
sink any unsu6pecting vessel at the first touah
Oh how pretty the girl visitors look ~ they
trip about from stem to stern, and how
THOSE pEMuRE M1psHRMES EYE THEM!
And the girls themselves, fully eonecions Of thu
effect they are producing. carry themselves with
roo'' ue''e4oo' ,.ss1 ..as~ .... -,
oas 'n01 eoA w - .s~..s, 80.
not one. Doesn every fosS-iaeeo tnosne1 son
OF them know that these girls have put on al
that grace Of gown md glove, that glory OF hat
.,5 ta.,har - hav;der the;r t,-ains and brenk
their hearts? Don't they know that not one Of
those girls cares two pins for tho great guns that
are being explained to her, OF the mighty iror
ronr hn+ that sho does care coed deal more
t,.r t,.r xit,v ,o,cna won1d exer a,iow for the
su@l ue1 ' "'sss 'e"7 49,. -, ~, ~. .tse
sooo snl' eoA'ns "no' ~, e.A.l 80. =, -
cozens at her feet and declare that Afef1ean
girls can carry the palm over all the world Of
So,,,;r;no naontv7 These youtba and their ellcrs
,e.4 ..sa;.. - 80 IN 49, - "a h,5 r,at
iooA ID ia'u.,'a& l., ~ ~ 80 -" o.
them on tho street ana at ars. 80
and-So's parties FOR the Last t~o OF
three years for they are the very men thaa
,,,,h,nv r,o1,,nn has introdnced us tn. time and
6An.10' ), 80 1ft.z a-nn~;s. ~ h.7
| asaAn 0ee1A4o' 1@1 -. -. - ~.
sister. as she ran the gauntlet OF the whole hnt
In COMPANY with her papa the other day, IL
a,ar,,t saa tro or three phineas F,nns and an,
e.s- ~ ~ ra.a ha.dad I,or;, cntterna And ~
no1noee ~ -, .eA.@ .'~. o - 49, - -.
Tor that lille 1e'4o" "oo was ~ oo@u - wv
declare he followed me- about cverYwhere-witl
his evas J" The higher officers come IN for
| dlfrefent kind Of appreciation from Miss Ameri
! ca. T. ia here she finds soma of the older heroet
of the aoc,al novel. "Bnt Admiral Wellesley,
tall M OF tie Admiral, questions the sister who
| etaid nt home.
| The Admiral is stout Briton, OF medium
height. and bld-headed-a regular British sailo1
rot At al interesting in appearance or manner, 1
Wellesley viii probably have no Cause for jealoua
! comn}aint while the Belierophon rides ut ancho,
IN American Watera. saw what the critics may OF
TUE BEAUTY or ESa11sunH,
Il r,nst be conceded tia: thew grow bold and
1,N- - lnn.v ~ ox+arnsl zr1aornnra a prenf