Morning herald., 1839-07-01

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win one OF these regal sights in France: in
Engiand, theJ always set me gaping The displav
Q, lhe works OF Modern Artists at the Leuvre has
ciosed without my saying a word about il. but the
exhibition OF the Manufactures of Franc has onessd
and conte qn conte, will give your cute readers
some touches OF my qnality on the subject that will
make tnem wish, as the man did in Jack Cip,n,s
story that on the next occasion they may be there
to see - Ty,Iy - oio
p. S. Please to send me Weekly by The St.am-
ers-always acceptable. Have you a CORE spondert
IN London! have literary friend there that writes
wei. Will sound him on the point. Commercial
matters are mending here. The Ministers are work.
ing bravely.
p S-Gen. Cass told me the other eyenin, that no
TOOK up your paper that spoke of NJ M Portoise to
the King, who was much pleased with the paragraph
ana the paper too, for he said he read every word
of 1t.
Private Correspo ndencel
PARIS, June 10, 1889.
JAMES G.. BENNETT
Sir-l wish you to send your paper by the steam
ships, they are so much quicker than the packcts
Inc ot'ca has been out some 81 days. There is not
much news at present here the late disturbances are
qaieted, although they daily making arrests and
several hundredare confined and some of the scholars
OF Pecole Poiytechnique, should Judge by the pa
pers Tor having done nothing. Can you not spare
Ariel short time? Do send him here; he will find
enough to keep him employed for time. But
if he has any teeth to pull and dare not trust himself
done before he leaves, he will get his eye teeth
taken out. A friend of mine went to Mr. Brewster.
of New York, and had tooth pulled Here is
the bill :
Pulling Tooth m rno
Gla., Of cold water and splitting in basin,
little vinegar to sto? bleeding, S
20 francs
But then he have the same done in Paais Roval.
by the Dentist to the King and who pulls teeth foR
five francs So you American blood is high here,
and we want paper here that is indie pendent like
the Herald You should keep that one eye on this
side OF the water some part of the time although
see you have considerable to do in keeping Gov
Seward out of the hands Of those rascay shavers in
Wall street.
would be made a Peer at once and would be bigger
man than Joan of 4drc, which the beautiful princess
scuiPured. She would be appreciated here, for she
would find persons that know as much as She does
on the subject Of Uoman.
The King and Royal Family are residing at Neu
lily The greatest sight in Paris, now, is the expo
siton, or fair; il is held in five years and all
the products, manufactures &C., of France are ex-
hbited. An immense building has been erected in
the Champ Elysces sor the purpose. Ii takes from
TWO 70 three days to go through it.. The madufac-
lures from Lyons are very beautiful. CARPETS are
here Tor parlors from to 10000 francs; and what
attracts As much attention any thing is fabric of
s,a;:s ior window curtains. ! cannot describe the
who have goods there is larger than the New Tes-
lament.
have been to see Rachel, and was disappointed.
She is fair young actress-nothng more; but she
Is Young, and may improve had rather see Miss
Clifton in the Love Chase or visconti than Rachel
Ihey havea beautiful piece atthe Grand Opera which
has had good run-the Lake Of the Fairies: there
are plenty OF fairies suppose il would not be gem
teel 60 call them naked women. with a little pany.
over them Grisi and Taglion in London
They are in a horrible state in England just look
through the papers, for the last two months Of
reat Britain, and see the murders, robberies riots
&c, and the troubles of the ministers in high life
and see II you do not like our country, locofocos
and all was surprised to see and hear so much
about England, when they express such holy horror
at some little riot Of some Irishmen in the United
States o"'''1
Paris is full Of strangers. There were killed nearly
1000 head more Of cattle, sheep, SC, in the month
OF May, this year, than last | have not had much
chance to see fashions the ladies do not dress here
In the street, as they do in New York They send
all their best shawls, &c, to America and thew do
laugh at us for our folly too, while they pocket the
dollars. Small bonnets worn here. The yen-
tlemen wear light gloves frock coat single breasted
the fashion OF long hair is not generally adopted
You will see the shop keepers, ourne men, garcons.
Nj, win II; put the higher classes do not adopt it,
ike to sec little boys with their hair a trailing
down their shoulders, but it does not look well on
business men. hustachios are on the decline here
lhey arc oudIng considerable here this season. and
are undermining Paris by widening streets, and the
reign OF Louis Philippe will be one of much adyan-
tagc to France. must close this in order to send
by post.
are IN fN~.-
Tor promenade and carriage dress have the hal su j.
new siye- forrss gracefully the shape il is sloped and
scanned up the eentre the corsage high bs in
ner a 10 leave the throat free, forming the font in The h.ar
shape but rather open; shawl peene encirces the hear,
and has elegant effect These are avy.
ofsk which Is yet the material most in request IN ou,Joa
dress. " o"''1oor
SPsnesrs will be very much vogue this month bu, viz,
ana SATIN wil give place TO de sole; and
small corded silk called reps dAl The new form IN
u that Of the Of riding habit with n. exc,n,;o
ever that the front pointed the jacket is fl and a,h
long. ~ '''' 'a'ner
feensirs-some Of and very graceful .t,lc ha,,
rHed eyare composed Of poulard the r,v.r.s
ners GOOD saton Of the shawl forn uucb In ron..s
~ Tor genecss waisteoats; the lapel m below ~.
shoulder aud tae SKIRT front displays the undedre.
hs at'er s always o musln and trimmed with one or txs
edged with Valenciennes lace w" 'one""es
Hats and Bonnefs.-The reign of It,l;ar .,., L,. -
TO be hxed Among the novel decoration. arc s,.,
howers they hay just been introduced and rroue In he
uon 10 avor Wresths and gerbo of Howe with te o,ee
lomea straw are also novel; bat their reign not he LONGS
are mvery great reqse cspc trimmings
Manfeef-Those Of the scarf Kind are beginning 10 .nox
the vogue they had las. ssmmer vs
orm oi robes IN evening dress of yery ds,c,
nd those for evening have the corsage awsys rounS
asd with ceinurc Of rband corresponding with one of hs
eoiors Oft Dress and disposed knot floating sor
in frost. "s 'o'os
Ldce-We do not recoIlcct season in which lace va, :.
generally adopted In every part fthe toilette BacL lac. .
~ great request for trimming dresses promn adj. cos,o.
thats to for robes and pelisses Of plain silk II il s ~
ayer Cor mantees and shawls; but white lac, 4; a.I,
ptas. 1891 -. H. .lta~ .Lw..