Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

cry side Of this handsome and magncenly proportion
ed room decorated and painted in Etuscan coors by
large mirrors esnninSy arranged and distributed with
music. which plays during the repast in an adjoining
room, adds to the inspiration of the moment.-Dr Gran
oiHes Spas of Germany.
CONDITION OF THE TARTAR WoMES.-A Tartar
woman, from too early marriage, close confinement in
youth, and, when married. from hard labor, tor she
must never think of repose when her lord commands
soon loses the bloom of youth becoming complete bag
in appearance at the age OF thirty Her fate indeed is
little be enved she allowed sit the table
of her husband, driven about with little ceremony
if she dog; and in paradise, dgehennet) though
according TO the Koran perpetualy young and beautiful
yet even there she must not expect any higher occupa
ton than still TO wait upon man. When her lord dies
though he is translated TO paradise, and amusing him
self with his erbooming houris, yet she mourn
his loss, by bowling and lamentation for monthspen'
GERS Trareis IN Cucassia.
LORD KENYoNs CLoTHEs.-Erskine would declare
that he remembered the green of this modern Lord
Morringfon for at least dozen years He did not
aggerate its claims antiquity. When last the
learned lord he had been Chief Justice for nearly four
years and his seemed coeval with his appoint
ment to the office. IL must have BEEN originally, black,
but time had mellowed it down the appearance of
sober green, which what Erskne by his al
fusion to its color. have seen him sit at Gudha in
the month of July, in pair of black leather breeches,
and the exhibition of shoes frequently soled afforded
equal proof of the attention which he paid 70 economy
in every article of his dress. To these unfortunate
IL
the of action brought for the non.iulfmento of
large scale for shoes the question mainly
was, whether they well and soundly made,
and with the best materials. number of witnesses
called One of them first character in the
gentle craft, being closely questioned returned contra
dctory answers when the Chief justice observed point
ing TO his own shoes, which regularly bestridden
by the broad silver buckle of the day
Where The shoes any thing like these 7"
mo my lord replied the evidence, they were
good deal better and more gentceler."
The court convulsed with laughter in which the
Chief Justice heartily joined. But should not have
his dress complete were we To omit the black velvet
snalls for many years, and hreadbareby constant
friction which he used rub with the painful
siduty when catechizing brow beating witness
For the whole man was in polish about par with
Sir Fletcher Norton, who, when pleading before Lord
Mansfield question of immortal rights, CHANGED
unfortunately to say my Lord, illustrate the
point by an instance in my own person, myself have
two little manors." The Judge Immediately interposed
with Of his bandest smiles, 1--WE all know it, Sir
Fletcher.'-LaD Magazine.
Mrs Hale says in Of her sensible essays, how
unfortunate is for the real happiness of young females
that since understand household is such in
dispensable accomplishment for woman, il cannot be
rendered fashionable one"