Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23


Darby o Rcil,, the rrircipal charsc.er, and Nrs
Sriay Irish washerwoman Charles ktnsbe II
said 70 be in dying state Charles lie an las been
very srcccssfrl N Dablin.
"a Books Among the new works recently
prblrsh cd ia England we End the following The
Coas pirAtors ~ , vols puhii- he'd by Co!born Ro~
bert Haeaise in Ensli vols, by Reynolds, pub
ilshsd by lcsg A Manual oi Botany by Macgiiliy-
ray D'Acge s( The South, the Oden Time, by
Mrs. Gore; Bentley, pahshsr. The Sage OF Fr.thI-
of; Bal, publisher. Legendary Tales of the High
laads, by S.r L ID. Lander; Cobon. Portraits sf
Public Characters, by Grant; Saunders 4 Obey.
HlackwoOd's MAGAZINE for Dseenber had not n aeh'
ed London the p Of December; il was delayed
by storm. Miscellaneous Writings of Smollei, in
1vol., with memoir, BY Roscoe; Washhoarne, Pus-
hsLer. 7 ae Hand book Of Trade and Commerce;
Darfra. Coat, salons of inqairing Spirit, -
ceicridge; Picketiag. E'phinstoae novel; Bent
hey. Irish Life; How & Parsons. Lady Blessing
tea's ldier in Italy. Coloors.
Fashions for December.
Pekins, satins, velyets, levantnes, and MORE d.
Orient foalards, the materials now IN demand,
Asd the tavorite eoiOrs are seabieuse, orange ana
hack, and aneIhyst Cloth dresses and rtd'nsotes
PIE pafiD PARIS tAey made TALL IN the siirt
with tigh bodies aud sleeves orRam sn'ed with but
soas. Tight sleeves are bseoa4ins very general OF
the Aranaas fern, with two seams the skirts are
yer fall roGnd the waist; the oorsages with three
seams coatlnne Ia favor; they are nneh Improved by
triple OF bations, which continue down the
frnHl 81 the skirt. Gimp TRIMMINGS are much worn
Cashmere dresses are ornameAted with velvet but
<oas OF the same color.
Cha.sJeTv gauEe very las AlOnabie Tor young Ia
dcs dresses embroidered with silk, silver, gold.
The guipuire lace of large and heavy patterns is
quite ous favor but Brussels lace and blonde have
lost OF heir value. Lace scarts, both black and
white, are very fashionable some are also OF
Sroider>d muslin lined with ,nk game and trimmed
with lace. Mantiilss of embroidered organds, with
pagodes to match, form pretty additions 10
silk dress. PLAN canDric collars, edged with Va
kencennes, in favor, ais the coils russes
xon, and coils a la Frapcaise,
Bournous, mantelets, cbales nant eauX and maaies,
81. Il, .k.rs Of al
with hood, &c. Sc, all in demand now; the
moste CANT the manteux orispin of velvet lined
with white silk, and trimmed with fur. Nlsntslets
made in Paris Ct the long peerne form, with
Peints Terminating with tasse trimmed all roand
with ruchs.
Furs are much in demand, from the boa to the
Trimming the dress, and NUTS inflated with air in
stead of being wadded much approved -
Straight scarfs Of velvet, wadded and quilted
IN large checks, are very fashionable in Paris
the only trimming Is rich fringe at each end,
sometimes two three rews o. black lace -
Velvet is the ayorite eria for boEnets and black
10 preferred velours pere is also used ornamented
with flowers or feathers Of the same color. Capotes
ofvevet mixed Isl it'll satin have been roduced in
Paris, also capotes a couiisses of white yelours
epingle, and satin bonneis covered with resile
sf twisted silk. Chenille is mach in favour for
bonnet ornaments. The evening coffures par
take much of the Oriental style The hair is
dressed higher than it has lately been worn, and
ringlets shorter; wreaths la Naiere rosita,
-Pompadour, and cerise are fashionable. The lead
dresses composed of lace and flowers continue in ia
xcr; they worn very backward on the head. Co
nal continues to be wsrn In Paris, and ornaments
made OF il for the drapery and front of dresses.
France.
Pans, Dec 2.-The debates in the Chambers,
for the last few days, have been marked by great
deal Of personal bitterness. The war party appear
10 be put down completely.
The address in answer to the kings speech,
drawn up BY N. Dapin was read on the 23d of No
vember, amid frequent murmurs. The debate had
Iatterly assumed very personal character, chiefly
between nj. Theirs and his successor, M Guizst.
The former was exceedingly personal and yehe-
nent.
The French ship Astrolobe, commanded by Cap
tain Dumont d'Urvile, and the Zelee, have arrived
safe at Toulon, from their voyage Of discovery and
clrcumnavigation.
The feet Of Admiral Hugon has returned TO Tou-
loo.
The Belle Poule has arrived in France with Ma.
poieons remains. The ceremony at tAe In valides
- TO take place on Christmas day.
The appeal Of Madame Lalirage had not been
heard.
Paris resembles a strong place, invested by an
eaemy; leooOo men are employed on the forthca-
items.
The French army in Agisrs still fighting the
Arabs. The expedition against Medeah prove to
be completely successful.
The French journals OF the 10Th ult eoa,ain re-
port Of the of the proc edirgs in the
Chamber Of Deputies on the Address IN answer to
the Speech frsm the Throne. The debate was OPEN
cd, contrary to general expectation, By Marshal
deliberate opinion, r ance not insulted by the
signing and execution Of the treaty Of Jaly. The
gallant marshal referred, with much feeling aad good
taste TO his triumphant receP ION In In at the
period OF her NaIestys Coronation, which he aliri
bsted to the high estimation in which his country
was held by the British nation
The speech Of ". Guizot on the Eastern Question
20 ths Chamber OF Peers is gratifying 90 the best
feelings Of all who truly desire the mutual prospa
rity &C Eaglind and France. NJ Guizot solemnly |
ayows as his convictions, as Frenchnan, aRd as a |
Minister Of the Crown that France has neither mo-
raj nor political iseTest in uphOlding the dominion
of Mehemet All in yrIa, and that insult was in /
tended TO be offered 10 her by the Treaty Of Jaly-
that the fall execution Of that Treaty by the
Powers would neither affect her influence nos her |
-hoBor-and cnts the ground completely from under
the feet OF the war party.
The sub mission Of Mehemet Aliis officially known
-ein s'.r' affirmed IT yesterday to seTerAl deputies
The Uavrrse aitirms II Go be positively true that |
negotiations now going on with activity fer the
marriage Of oac OF the two youngest the King
IN Qaeen Isabella.
With the exception of few line. on the reported |
adhesion Of the Picha of Ezyp TO the treaty Of ,ly
N, find otbing this morning ia the columns Of
eur Paris contemporaries which are devoted to orr
gsnBl articles, than remarks the speeches in the
Cbam Der e Deputies, and these remarks really
tion journals notice the news from Alexandra, and
this very briefly. They eoncar in saying that Me.
hemet Ali has dons well 10 take what was left fIr
him, rather tnaa by continued resistance lose every
Thing; and they repeat but IA udcr term. than
formerly, their absss OF thuse who hsve hr0aght
hsm % his present archaeological Ness6s-
ger, Dee l.
Holland.
The ntw Eias la, been inaugurAted with great /
P~mP.
spair.
NApRrp, Nov. 2j-rno city i. tranquil The Por- |
t-g-ese Am1asssdor has been presented 20 the |
Qlsen.
Russia.
u "a believed that the Russians not quite pleas.
ed with the turn thAtkc Affairs OF the Fast have
kea which rcndor r. Their Intervention unnecessary
The uuDber Of Russ ian troops in the southern pro-
vincts Of the empire has been greatly exaggerated
There never more than 1900 men al Sebasta-
pol Nicolsj-w aud Odessa nor rnnre than 80 90 in