New-York tribune., 1879-06-10
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBUNE'
NEWPORT, II. l., June 6.-The recent heavy
rains have served make Newport very attractive ana
have dispeed all fears of drought for several months
to come 1879 may be said to nave opened
under very auspicious circumstances, and should the
present weather continue few DAYS longer over nan
OF the cottage residents will have arrived and taken
possession Of Their Summer homes.
The Summer residents will have the opportunity OF
ENJOYING frst-class celebration Of the National hol
day. on that occasion the 23d iBrooklyn) Regimen
will he the city, and will participate in the days res
tivties. All the local companies. together WIN ule
troops from Fort Adams, viii be IN line to do honor 10
the military visitors from the City of Churches Ihe
city fathers have made liberal appropriation IN recog
milton OF the visit Of the regiment
On Friday next the Association OF Medical Superln-
tendcnts American Institutions for the Insane VIII
be in town, and viii be entertained at the kedWoou
Library in the evening On Wednesday they will visit
the Butler Hospital in Providence aud be dined by the
of that institution At the dinner the state the
City of Providence, the Medical Society tho Board o
State Charities and Corrections, the Rhode Island HOS
pita Brown University, the clergy and legal proies
sion, will be represented. Governor Van Zandt VIII Oe
present On Friday before arriving here they VIII s'op
al Rocky Point for Rhode Island clam-bake Whne ID
Rhode Island they will visit the various INSTITUTIONS
where the insane are cared for.
Mr. C. De Bildt, Secretary Of the Swedish Lesation
acting Minister has taken possession OF the cottage
PelHain-sl, opposite IOurO PACK, when mas Dreh
purchased by the Cnaunug Church Memorial Commit
tee site upon which II sands having been chOSen
Or the proposed church to be dedicated To the memory
OF william Ellery ChaunlnS. "
Lately arrived cOtageTs Charles H. Russell X v
McKun c. G. Baldwin, Mrs. Eugene Kettetas {. Fran
els Bates John y. a. GrIswod, Mrs. August Belmont
Daniel Leroy ana T. w Rhinrlander from NeW-YoIk;
Edward Gray, sion FdTman Rogers. ". Il. Weld
Georgr f. Tfler ana Thomas Mott, Philadelphia; Mrs
NJ, a. Rubb Baltimore Mrs. T.. G.. Hartshorn, Dr. W. b.
GrosyenOr Providence; Judge Dlckey, Chicago: Adj
mIras WOTden and Case, u. D NJ NJ,
The hotels not dong much business as yet. Inc
Ocean House opens the 20th All the principal rooms
OF the two small hotels on the cliffs are taken Tor the
season. The class OF tOrpeGO officers mas reported
for Outy. Dr. j. T. Rd0n, OF New-9ork, was married
on Wednesday to Miss Emily G. Robinson, OF this city,
The weudiug 2 took place at Trinity Church, aud was
largely attended. Tue marriage OF Miss R0sahe Ander
son, daughe er of MI f. j. Anderson, we-knOwn New
York gentleman, 10 Mr Thomas G.. Ford, OF tins city,
took place the same day. The yachts nave begun 10
arlyo. The concerts at Fort Adams by the post Oand
have begun Mr.. Wilson Eyre OF Phiadelphla' mas
purchased the Tew cottage Catherine ana tlr-sts
Governor Hubbard. OF Connecticut has taken one OF the
elf cottages. Tne report that Judge Swayne had taken
one OF the cliff cottages premature Tue livery
stable keepers have reduced their prices. -
Governor Carroll OF Maryland, Ex-Governor liuD
bard, Connecticut, and Ex-Governor curtin, OF Ithh
sylyania. 10 spend the season here.
MI. B. II. BrstOw and POstmaster-Generai Key nave
siCnhcd intentions by letter to their tIlcnds 10
the they will be here and make visit during
the summer.
MIR. John Carey, IT,. Mr.. r. NJ Hunt, General r. b.
Potter from New-IOrB, and Colonel BOnaparle from
PARIS, have arrived the season.