The New York herald., 1877-05-02
THE TALLY H0."
Opening Day Of the Coach
ing Season.
NEW YORK TO NEW ROCHELLE.
Hearty Reception All Along
the Line.

Tho "Taly Ho" coach, Colonel Deancey Kano,
proprietor, made the first trip OF the season OF 1877
yesterday, and nowhere in the world o coach
so Enthusiastically welcomed. From the Brunswick
Hotel. on Filth avenue, TO the CHEEKY Huguonot
House. At Now Rochelle. thcre was continuous ova-
ton to tho skilled amateur whip and his "ioad.n
Right and left fair women waived dainty handger.
chiefs, stout.lungcd men shouted, laborcrs waived
their hats. little children tossed sunbonnets high in
the air and ever and anon showerod the ladies'
with flowers while village after village sparKlcd in
the holiday attire given them In honor OF the occasion
A more nospltabIc and jolly welcome could not take
place. and years to tho whole picture III call
up An agreeable "reminiscences 10 tho participants
STARTING.
Ten O'clock the advertised hour OF starting on tho
matchess Journey found the "ray Hoo at It's station
In front OF tho brunswick. Ringing cheers had greeted
It's appearance ten minutes BEFORE ratified up tho
avenue ana crowds inspecting the team. grnys
ana bays, winch dsarmed all hndng Easily recog
nized was the Colonel, and tho hand shakings from
friends aided his muscle immensely for the work OF
handling his horses In good season Sir. George G.
Haven with his nat,y French built drag whirled TO
tho scens OF excitement with his bays and grays-all
quality, and perfect In their accompany tho
'raliy Ho" through tho park. Tho avenue was gay
with cquipages and promenadcrs-such collection OF
pretty well-drcssed women, IN carriages, horse
back, or on foot-so many rich turn
every conceivable description and so matchlcss
display OF horsoaesh was never bctoro mot with under
similar circumstances And above ALL tho lovli-
ness coach in rich attire made u beautiful con-
ire piece to picture charming as It was novel Tho
reliable clock under the porch OF the Brunswick
pointed to ten. The smiling guard In his place,
the lads tho heads OF the leaders, when with ribbons
mastery taken, tho coachman shouted "Rght" and
the .Tay Ho" commenced the seasons business. How
chccriiy everybody seemed How the guard made tho
broad wall Of this domain Of fashion echo the strains
OF the horn How the hats Of gentlemen whirled and
tho ladies attested their pleasure!
In Just 1om s0A tho s,alworth officer at the en-
trance OF tho Park saluted tho coach and Its
company, and that duration OF time q brilliant
and satisfactory prelude to tho greeting
that only ended whom the end OF the route was
reached The Park looked bright and pleasant The
morning AIR was lilo giving. The daos and valleys
aud gens, pretty beyond expression in their Mayday
dress, flow by In quick succession, and tho butter
cups like nuggets Of FURNISHED gold In the lawns
OF emerald purity, seemingly nodded their welcome.
Mr.. Haven waited Mt point III tho Park whcro thero
plenty OF room, and his party gave the "Tay
Ho" genuine passed, and then falling
behind his handsome turnout trotted IN company to
the northern boundary Of tho inclosure. wien again
sending tho dying cxcursionists q cheer, lett them
bcvy OF Sunday school children surrounding May
pole with young blossoms entwined IN their hats
and hair stationed opposite Mount st. Vincent,
and cappng their wee little hands in JOY shouted
musical 'hurrahs as gray and Dnys went by 'rhats
the rst May poe ever saw IN this country said tho
guard smiling. A minute moro tho Sixth Avenue
boulevard Ia reached, and as tho team wheeled into
straight work. tho last salutaton ut this point was
heard IRON old negro VINO jumped high III tho
he shouted "Bless yer souls, honeys."
rnE COACHING PARTY.
Seven ladies' and gentlemen besides the conchman
and guard tho Tally Ho." These seated
as xplaincd below:-