New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
THE TwENTY-rHRD AT NEWPORT.
HOSPITALITY OF THE CITIzrNs-RELIGIOUs SER
yrCEs-rHE VETERAN ASSOCIATION HouEwARp
BOUND-A REVIEW BY GENERAL vOGDEs

BOUND-A REVIEW BY GENERAL yOGDEo.
Isl TELEGRAPH 10 THK rRiBuSEI
NEWPORT, X. l., July G.-Ncwport thanks
10 the arrival OF Tie BROOKLYN gmcut, very lively
town. The regiment has been tue means of bringing
thousands OF persons the place. The hotels and pr
yate boarding have been taxed TO their utmost
accommodate the transient visitors. and TINS happy
and Onee sired state Of thugs Will Connne until after
the departure OF the regiment Thousands upon thou
sands OF dollars have been expended during ysIs Of
the Brooklyn "boys." and Newport therefore aside
rom any patriotic sentiments has every to ap-
probate the appearance the cliffs of the
23l oil Broolyn The regiment remain here
until Wednesday evening next. On Tuesday 10 Will
Do reviewed by General 4. l.. Burnside, and it is ex-
pcced tnat large number II prominent guests VIII be
present To witness the cyput0ns " the regiment The
yesterday afternoon by General Yogdes aud saiT
OF the 1st United states Artillery, stationed at Fort
Adams wa. "a very crpditaUle affair. Colonel Ward and
ms officers speak IN nigh terms of the grand banquet
rendered them this afternoon by Mr. 4. A. Low, OF
Brooklyn Al MS summer residence near Castle I'M.
Thls morning the OBJ attended service at Trinity
Church. Thcre was large attendance. The gal
lees reserved for the relatives and friends OF the
members ~ the regiment The opening services were
conducted by the Rector the Rev. G. l. Magill. The
sermon preached by the Rev. William \. Leonard,
chaplain Of the regiment At the close OF the services
the regiment dismissed until hail-past this after
noon. The weather has been delightful although the
clam o have suffered nom the cold last night
There Was dress parade ana review TINS afternoon.
The Veteran Association OF the % embarked for home
tins evening. The rczimCnt Is receiving much atteB-
ton, aud prU!use hOspItacs are rendered to It's mem
berS.
Tuo following are among the late arrivals the Ocean
House: Louis stern. L. = PatusOD j. fl. PattI>on, G.
VI. schott ir, Il. a. W Maid wife, j. n. Charles \ b.
Allen ami wite H. Maynard, H. H. stevens, ;. = Shcr.
wood I. f. sherwood, j. u. Henry, W Walsh and wife
Eugene Evcrtt, H. b. Miller. ii. b. Mcclellan, J. H.
Topght and wife, j. u. Earle c. r. Flint, all from New
York; j. = Holmes, j. {. Jones' y VI. JeWet and VIE
Boston; j. A. SHELL Portland W. IL. Adams, j. r.
short Baltimore J. l.. DAVIS, DetrOl T. Butler, ir
BToIhlyu; = {. WOOlmau anu wife, Philadelphia; DR.
G.. W. ZiTeniea, VI rNlcO; T. L. Greene, Providence.
Mccullough. the actor was in town yesterday. Colo
mel " ". BcckwIth. OF New-IUrh, has taken the King
cottage on Bcllevue-ave, and SIR. W. T. Whitchouse
also OF New-YOrk has rented tie Arnold cottage Oh
Rhode Island-ayc Tine Carry cottage, Chauuiug-ave.
has uern rented TO Mr. Iheo. Bronson, OF New-NOrI
Chc.Jusuce Waite, Judge Strong and Charles OCOnnOl
are In town.
The display OF elegant " turnOuts" between and
O'Clock every pleasant afternoon Is the finest which has
been here for years.
The bathing beach begins to present very ami
mated appearance II has been made attractive by tbs
building OF needed paylllOns, cic.
Tne polo lot Is being put IN order for the seasons
sport The weather Is quite cool the wind to-day being
from the northwest.