Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25
FAsHIoNAsLs iHrsLLIssHcE.--The Asxt ten Of
New Brighton, have issued the following Bulletin on
beautifully embossed Bath paper D.

New Brighton, have ssusd the following Bulletin on
beautifully embossed Bath paper -
New BRrenroN, July 3sd, 1882 |
Mr. George Pieris the Proprietor Of the Pavilion, New
ent and the residents in the nghborhood will continue
give regular Ball. be up under the direction Of Mana
through the The price oftekets admit gentle
man and ssch ladies him. fixed at Two dol
OF your company for the and ass OF such Of
your friends a. yos may think proper to invite.
MANAGBRs.
TTnoM.. z; DAVIS, J0rs 0s"w0ID,
THoMAs NEsMIrH, 8. I. JorEs,
WnLiAmP. HALLEr, WILLIAM BRANcxER,
WaIrE. P.1Tns:os, + 5 sI Kinney.
n. the Steamboat Cinderella, Water Witch, will
leave the City from the foot Of Battery Place the evening Of
he pail at eight O'Clock precisely, and will New Brighton
to return al half past twele O'Clock.
Dancing win commence o'clock precisely, and ermi
nate at half past twelve O'Clock.
Tomorrow night the first ball under the new ar
rangement takes place. We learn that it will be a
splendid affairnanciers, enables millioaaires
are to mix in it. Go ahead.
THE ROBERTS vAsE.-This beautiful piece of
workmanship will today be placed in the Merchants
Exchange, and will, trust, be subscribed for by
the merchants, and presented to the gallant comman-
der of the British Queen his arrival 1t 10 most
splendid piece Of work, and worth $780, 1t is
the figures on the are from four to six inches
in height, and it will hold one and half gallons
The model Of the body is after the very celebrated
Warwick vase, &C.; it is deliberately chased on
side. Neptune stands majesticay in his Car, drawn
by two well delineated and spirited horses pointing
to the Sirius (as if he had been disturbed in his en-
pire by Capt Roberts,) and surrounded all sides
by Tritons. On the diverse is the figure Of Ocean
us, the God of the Water, side Of the shield;
on the other Amphytrites-both figures drawn and
chisselled by master hand. The body is supported
by weeds. or bulrushes growing out of trou-
bled sea- On side Of the reeds is Triton blow
ing horn; on the other, water nymph. The base
resembles the much agtated; the foaming Of the
waters and dashing Of the spray correct nature
Minerals and shells ornament the lower part of the
base or pedestal. The handles to the vase are
dolphns, beaut fully formed and placed. The cover
Of the vase resembles troubled sea-rising from it
is Venus, in her shell, (Which Dante so beautifully
describes-the "tout ensemble forming one of
the most splendid classic marine vases ever made in
any country. 1t is by J. & w. Thomson, lS9
Broadway.
| MADAME CARADoRI ALLAN sails today in the
Roscius for Liverpool, never to return She has
made more true friends in this country than any other
actress, if we except Miss Ellen Tree. How dife-
rent mast be the feelings of Caradori leaving the
shores Of America from those of Madame vestris
about SIX months ago. Madame Caradori, like the
fair Ellen Tree, came among an entire personal
stranger but we all knew her by reputation. She
has been in the country one or two years, and has
studied the American character thoroughly. She
leaves MS American lady in every sense of the
term. Her feelings are American-her manners are
American--her style is American-her child is an
American-and she is American throughout, with
only slight tinge Of the Italian the English and the
Scotch character and feeling. Ellen Tree, in two
years, cleared above her expenses $50 e00 and Car
dori Allan, in about the time, the same large
sum; while on the other hand, Madame vestris lost
in two months $780, and went home as full of bit
terness against the Americans she came with ar
rogance, which she and Charles Matthews so fool
i'hly exhibited at Cattskl Saratoga and Niagara.
| 0s- Col. WEBB, alias Mn. -, returns in the
British Queen, and will be here on Friday or Sat-
urday this week. He cant stay longer in Londsn,
because some bits Of paper might reach England and
be might have another chance to the inside of an
English Jail In the Courier" Of yesterday is pub
shsd his first and last letter financial affairs in
England, which the fnanciers Of the "Comme re
indorse as being the best view Of money and cotton
affairs in England The value Of this view will be
better understood among business men by knowing
that Col. Webb estimates the stock of American
cottons in England at ga million" Of bales, and his
paper advises the banks to export their specie lust
at the very time they want it.
/ Col. Webb knows little more about horse racing
and Col Stone Of the quality Of other peoples wine,
than either do about finance. Perhaps the "Coarer"
and the "CommcrciaI the two silliest papers in
the country.
CURIOUS CoSDUcT OF rHE SPECIE PAYING BAxxs.
"A merchant OF this city, having order to pro.
cure some sovereigns for friend going to Europe,
presented $3.50 Of its the counter Of the
>. Bank, and asked for sovercigns; they gave him
French gold, and refused to exchange the same for
any other. He then applied to the Manhattan Com
pany for some s"vereigns they said "cal in an hour
he sent his clerk, and the teller after using violent
language paid the notes in every kind OF coin most
inconvenicnt to the merchant. Such behavior is like
that Of a pig swimming against the stream.
| Co Yesterday we saw beautiful vase, made by
Messrs Howe & Guion, Tor the members of the
New York National Guard. The design and work
manshp are very neat, and il is intended Tor Colonel
Church. as the following which is inscribed ON the
| vase, will show -