Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

ry sars Of the nasioa s also prsssat with his lovely
daughter whose bright brunette face and full black eyes
cast in The shade many whose compexions are 40 uans
air. and whose eyes pare an aEarc q the
clear sky. fqsts 4 s4ma1 M r|
the sSsao~:d livery ~, q he sarsishsl su.."
did any dislike 1t; for all paid her ad-
mirng homage, and there . general rivaiy a. to
who should do best worship her shrne not certain.
y, with feeling that says, put money in thy purse
for the lady is really striking disting1 person-The
Mayor. thar soas appeared among the gay throng as
calm and placid, and with as much OF Patronizing air,
if he still held The staff Of Office. Marianina the
observed of all observers the mid and beau,eous Ma.
ranina, present. though many an anxious eye,
sought her heavenly face amid the giddy mazes OF the
She has been absent from her loved companions
for some weeks and nope sweed high IN every bosom,
and the voice Of welcome trembled upon every lip,
greet her return bat alas she came not; since her
loved Edward embarked upon old oceans dangerous
Drawing the hazards of It's emPess and storms.
to seek in eastern clines wealth and honors throw
at her feet sh. has absened herfe from all society
cept those who him next in affection to herself
What parting theirs must have been how tender and
yet how agonzing she was absolutely torn by force,
from his loved embrace bat am DEPRESSING Whine
the daughter remained home in the society of the love-
ly Vanky who has resisted the advances of of
sutors attend the culture of her neices mind the
mother theaveus, what peerless woman y graced this
gay assemblage. 1t is alone amid the shining lights
and gaudy traPpings OF assembly with its thousand
bewidering attractions that this splendid woman is so
at home, in her mansion she Is the mag
nhcence of simplicity have heard it often remarked,
that much can be drscerned of ladys misd from her
dress, and believe it, In my round of "calls' on
New Years day, paid my respects 70 hers and more
splendid, and At the same time more perfectly neat
costume | never beheld. Without a description THAT
/ can't auempt) will merely say that it did in way,
the perfect symmetry of her elegant and command
ing form Upon her head, she the urban adopted
by the Duchess Of Kent Al the late dinner TO the Queen,
la.. 1al a. and
blue satin nermingled in large folds surrounded with
gold and silver bells, with a costly diamond in 'front.'
The effect beautiul-her honored lord, who ought
10 be called the god like man. gay, happy and
oignihed MS ever and smiled on all
But where are those bright magnets, from Warren
street Mr. and Mrs. Holiday, with the daughter other
loves that ETHEREAL creature of oveaessthat Zephyr
that floats before the gaze Ike ono OF another sphere
Why is il that the2 who looked for in the tes
tai room. and add such grace and such charm to
like this, hewever dazzling. should keep aloof
The world looks anxiousy for their appearance at all
such fssvas-there is such perfection in the picture
they present The child is such perfect embodiment
Of the multiplied attractions Of her parents THE living
moving image of their dignity and beasty melted to
the touching genteness and symmetry OF lovely child
Just bursting into womanhood Whenever they are alb.
they form part and parcel of the grand whole
"a place is KEEP, for them. aid when they do not
appear, imagination is taxed to fill UP the picture Mr.
kanue ofChamberaine street. made his without
his beautiful partner whose domestic attachments and
spiritual devotions disncne her for the gayetes of
life. It'll is seldom she is prevailed upon
minge in the prevailing designations OF the parygo
nc world and she gives none herself. He seems TO
Enjoy the festivities of the night much any
oHd and if she present he could enjoy II no mere
If he is perfectly happy in her absence us enough
perhaps tor his purpose The pins OF the Ball Alley
here in respectable numbers One OF their corps
club" Col Wineman appears particularly felicitous
ver bowl Of punch,-he is fond OF bowling, as every
ne knows who knows him; and he drinks --only
n given quantities"
Mr.. and Mrs Cortland are whispering soft nohings
s though they had been welded within these three
ays and appear happy the early birds OF spring
)ur excellent old friend Cutand Comes again deprived
he audience Of his cheering smiles. II seems that his
lesire dis ibuie his favors equally induced him 10
ore0o the pleasure of accepting ou- hosts invitation, "a
ne had received the compliments of Doctor n. for the
same evening He therefore very kindly resolved to
spend the night seeking for handsome and destitute
widows and orphans
Having mentioned some of the briants that Surround
the gem, pass by the gem itself six months
bride, Mrs Sang roid, who stood, like the altar IN
temple peerng all. and at whose shrine all bow in
homage Happy youth! who won her
proud young heart bear thy honors meekly and exut
not the crestfaen swain who was thy unsuccess
full rival. and who honorably and zealousy
to find place in her bosom! While he mourns
bghted hopes and stricken heart you walk in triumph,
with the brightest jewel fthsm allp Lady Marys
retnue present having declined intercourse
and an identity with the "middlisg classes How for
unaie are such ladies' they trace their pedigree
through long line of noble ancestry and the arthest
stretch of history tells Of orefaher who upon the
bench Our host and hostess, this occasion acquit
ed themselves admiration, RENTING effort TO
Ter the entertainment in every enchanting to their
quests. They were happy only as happiness was re-
iec;ed from the smiling face. around them; their
sauqset only banquet of fruits, relishes,
and viands. but twas intellectual; il blended the
greatest variety Of character profession and taste,
10 one grand community Of family unity and as they
led the way to the saloons, exclaiming. May good
digestion wait appetite and health on allv'-but !
never describe scene of eating or drinking-se
adieu! ARIEL.
A SIBERIAN LUYvRY.-On the Sc. of December, i
united the Of Zashversk ungratefn for the
hospitality OF its poor inhabitants, who had supplied
with plenty Of fish, here in q state and which
this hour remember as the greatest decscy have
ever tasted Spite OF our preudices there is nothing