Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20
n , Fashfons for July.
From the London and Paris Lcd;es' Mayo,;,.of

mAlore muslin are most suitable for balls cham ire
| deJeunee", &c
There is but little variation in the make of dr.s
SEES; the corsakes cut en- " continue in iavnr with
the sleeves full though tight sleeves are
no' wthsut their advocat in Paris, and kind of
double sleeve has been introduced FIoucres for
demi-t0lettss evening, bat bias are of.
ten iaii-aia viergsItrimmed with broad lace and
eenture OF wide ribbon pr tafleta scarf with lang
fspng iringed ends encircling the waist. with nsna
| in front. and ends reaching 0 the ieet
Many new peierines and came zoas have apneared
this season IN Paris, some buttsning UP close 70 The
threat; the BeguiAs coll erettes also button 70 th.
throat, terminating with very small collar of SQUIRE
or rounded corners, which turns over a orayat or
velvet ribbon; the collaris little open 10 front and
trimmed with lace which de scends; the habitshirt
as a irl, being delieatsiy embroidered above the
face. One Of the new fehns is full behind and with
three folds in front, aud is trmmed with ANAL dou-
BILE ruche; ruches arc much in favor
For bonnets, the materials are always Grape, or.
guhdy, straw, paiIle de rz, Leghorn, poult de Sole
talle or lace; the colors green black paile blue
and he trimmings Of guaze, checked ribbons, lace,
violettes forming appets each side, shaded mar
aoous, flowers in punches, wreaths, demi gurtsndes
and large ieuillags and nsweTs Of mixed colors.
France.
PAsIs, JUNE 29.-Thc small pox RACES in the family
Of the King of France.
RoUEN RALRoAD.-The Courier de Rouen states
that the Minister Of Public Works has informed tho
proposed Company for the Paris and Rouen railroad,
by the valley OF the Seine Of his accession to the
project, and of his intention to bring in bill on the
subject as soon as possible.
THE NAPOLEON LoAN.-Joseph Bonaparte offer
ed to give the second million of francs necessary to
bring home Napoleon's bones, whice the Chamber of
Deputies struck out of the grant This offer was re-
fused, of course.
THE CoUNr DE SuRvILEIERs.-We understand
that the Count de Surviers (Joseph Bonaparte) is
gradually recovering from his recent indis pc ition
1t is arranged that he will leave the Regents Park
next month.
PARIS, June 2s-The fact can no longer be con-
cealed. The campaign in Africa has turned out a
most disastrous business. Not only are the Arabs
masters Of the plain of the Mitda, but the army un
der the command Of Marshal Valles, after the most
nheard Of sufsrings, after sustaining losses that are
truly appalling, has got itself into pass from which
i will be no easy matter to extricate it, Just listen
for a moment to the private CORES pendent OF the
TouonnaIs, whose state ments confirned by the
ministerial portion Of the Paris pagers.
8 A report is IN circulation, DREADFUL harrow
ing report. One Of our detachments has been sur
prised the farm Of Ouled Maudil Fifteen mu-
tated bodies have already been brought back to the
camp. A greater number is still missing. M. de
Munster, one o. the Duke Of Orleans Aid de camps,
has died OF his wounds"
The Paris and ReuGn Railway Bill has received
the royal assent.
In the Chambc. of Peers Friday the lew for
continuing the charter Of the Bank of France, and
alss the Sugar Duties Bill, were passed.
NAPsLEoS's REMAINs.-We find the following
in the Temps, under the head Of Pilgrimage to st.
Helena: '-"The Governments of France and Eng
land have taken measures that no ships, wherever
they may have taken their departures from, shall be
allowed to touch at st. Helena from the moment no.
tce OF this is received by the Governor of the island
until after the ships sent TO fetch the remains Of
Napoleon have left it.
The treaty Of commerce between England and
France will we fear ceme to nothing this sessi on,
as it is scarcely probable the Chamber Of Deputies
will grant NJ Theirs the requisite authority te re-
duce the ds,es and take of prohibitions during the
Parliamentary vacation
Spain.
"BAYoNHE June H.-The rebels (Carists) are
entering France by Oeita, Sarre, and Ainhoa. 1900
men ho hove already ived here are to set OF to-
morrow for Baysnne. Balmaseda Is at Ataun with
only 500 men,"
The subjoined telegraphic dispatch has been re.
Bayonne, June q.
The SuB-PREFEcr TO THE MINISTER OF THE
IsrERIoR-On the 18th the fort Of Garage in which
da had deposited his stores and booty, fell
into the hands Of General Pcuero. Nearly the
whole Of the garrison escaped, and carrie away no.
Madrid papers of the I4th unimpertant. On that
night the two Queens slept at MedinaceIe. On the
18th thew were expected to arrive at Sara-ossa
Nothing positive was known about the movements
or mi entions Of Cabrera. He had qsted Bergs and
had taken up position near Puyeerada, where, IN
the event OF being forced to a battle nv General
O'Donnel, he could escape the fronterl into
France. He was only accompanied by ooJo men,
Russia
There is great discrepancy the accounts OF the
expedition 10 Cbiva the Eco de POrient IT the 18th
ult publishes a letter from Tabrz, dated the " n
of april stating that the Ambassador Of Russia in
Teheran had Off led the taking 81 Chva
by the Russian expedition. 5000 Persians, who
had been redscei 10 slavery by the Chivians, had
been restored 10 liberty by General Ps'owsk, and
would be sent back 10 their country and fami-
lies. The Ambassador OF Russia was preparing to
leave Teheran for Shiaz, and to return by Kur-
distan. The French Ambassador continued at Tehe-
ran and the officers by whom he was accompanied
remained at Tabrz with the famous Hussein Khan.
The supplement To the Malta Times contains a
letter Of Khiva, dated May %, which confirms the
account Of the total failure Of tse Russian expedi-
,ion The invaders had lost by the cold l5,OCo
horses and 1000 canels Few men have persisted;
hut the army was unable TO effect MS retreat 10 Oren-
burg for want Of transport The cold was many days
below 80 degrees Of Resumur
Denmark.
THE SLAVE TRApE.-SLAvERy IN rue DASIsB
wrsr INpIrs-CoPGNHAeES, June lO-liis Ma
e,ty the King has siven his sanction to several
guations respecting the negro slaves in the Danish
West India Islands, and caused them TO be promul-
rated as laws by the Upper Colonial Board, the
BOARD of Customs, and the Board Of Trade they
relate TO the bad treatment Of the negroes, To the
means Of facilitating their acquiring liberty, and
were issued as a rescript of the late King IN 1884,
and found very well adapted 10 the intended pur-
pose BY them the negroes are entitled 10 parchass
their freedom as slaves, whatever they obtain by
presents purchase, inheritance, or labor, IS their
own property with the exception OF arms and boats
Scourgng with the tamarin whip on the naked boz
| DIV is abolished; corporal punishment is 10 be in
ficted with a rope, which il TO be borrowed from
the police office payment Of a certain sum- ne
gro is not receive twelve stripes AT the most
and ucgress not above six. Confinement on oreao
and water be inflicted only for forty-eght hours
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