The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22
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furnished saloons and drawing rooms were 6led
with the rank, beauty and fashion of the West
End, who entered into the spirit of the scene, by
tripping the light fantastic toe through the mazes
OF the glddy waltz, the measured otillon, and the
stately quadrille
As Mr.. Holford lis unfortunately still bachelor
the honors OF the mansion were most gracefully and
appropriately performed by the Baroness Dimsdale
whose courtesy and agreeable manners lent higher
Zest to the enJoyments OF the evening Among the
hundreds OF elegant and accomplished ladies who
constituted the particular attractions of the fete
will be pardoned for noticing the two beautiful,
graceful and intelligent daughters of the Baroness,
who were the cynosureso OF all eyes. Skilled in the
fashionable languages OF the continent, and familiar
with all the objects OF interest which scattered
over Europe: their conversation was peculiarly
agreeable and entertaining to an American his
first visit to this stOrehouse of antiquity.
In the gay circle at 'Holford House" Gen. Duff
Green, Col Murray and his charming and accom-
Pushed daughter; Mr., Strong, of New York, and
all the Americans whom observed.
The evening passed of most delightfully."- the
dresses of the ladies' were generally conceived in
which flashed and sparkled in the glare emitted from
the costly chandeliers was brilliant and constituted
an appropriate foil to the bewitching glances OF the
lair beings who were at once the pride the fas-
Between one and two O clock the spacious supper
saloen thrown open, and the guests, for the time
being, abandoned the music and the dance tor the
more substantial but less spiritual enjoyment OF
champagne and accompaniment.
The unwelcome intrusion OF daylight dissolved
the enchantment, and the company retired to dream
OF new enJoyments tor the future.
Mr. HolfOrd is the senior partner OF the banking
house of HoOrd u Co. of this city, and has branch
of his establishment in New York. His courtesy
and attention to many American gentlemen has
contributed largely to their enjoyment, and his
princely mansion has frequently been opened to our
cOuntrymen of distinction who have sojourned here
while on pleasure or business
The Liverpool Gotten market has been steady the
ftuyox md ut av1o vot
previous rates. The passage IN the House Of Cop-
mons on Tuesday Of the Irish Arms Bill caused the
English funds to fall nearly, one per cent, but they
commen ts an article in the Democratic Review,
on the subject of the prospects of American trade
and finance, and admits at the close OF the article,
Great Britain anxiously awaiting the returning
prosperity OF America, the British manufacturing
towns depend greatly on the demand from our cOun-
try.
Trusting that the improvement in our trade will
continue, l remain your obt serv't. l..
The INFLuENzA.-We have received the follow
ingvery interesting communication on the treatment
Of the prevailing epidemic, from Of the most in
tegent and respectable physicians in this city-Dr.
NEIsoN-for many years the principal medical at
tendant at the Hotel Dieu, Montreal, and now
practising amongst us:-
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for the nhuenza and observing that the greatest num-
Der require little to be done for their removal
take the liberty of scrbblng what follows
to the query and explanatory ofthe Of all slight
useful in all the severe Ones and beneficial to the
poor who cannot always get that ready advice which
they often want All will require the
care Of q PHI stefan. -un ..,.
Influenza Catarrhus Epidemicus or Rheumatess the
disorder prevalent that there few families in
which do not exist The greater mum.
Der Of are 5 spsehy when The s.oTdsr It,
feeble suffer under it, the disease Accord
ingy the symptoms vary much in different individuals,
according to age temperament, or habit Of suffering
from coughs rheumatism affections AL these
states OF body make many varieties Of influenza Some
troubled with simple disturbance about the eyes, in
the throat and lungsa those surfaces which
cular palms. less severe partially generally,
throughout the whole body-rheumatosis Of German
writer's Lastly, there those, the aged especially,
who suffer most from prostraton but all these OF
the disorder may be present in the same individual.
The object OF the present to your wide
ly circulated paper is to recommend single remedy,
cheap and Of access to the poor and to csutcn them
either general or by leeches In eli those in which
the first class Of ymptoms prevail let the patient smell fire.
quenty at common salts bottle" vial of spirits Of
ting the vial to the mouth to draw few deep inspra-
tons of the volatile matter into the lungs Let this pro-
be repeated two three times in hour and will
give more speedy and greater relief in all slight cases Of
the first class than any other remed and viii be sun.
cient for It will also be essentially useful In the
cases. and in those of the third casof prosra-
ons few drops of the ammonia, or hartshorn ought to
be taken internally neat way Of doing 10 to take
the old fashioned mixture called lac ammoniaci. How
it local remedy, to act the disordered
face that its use is advised The principle will DO recog
ed by all physicians versed in molecular organization
and those who deficient in that may do in
this instance they do in all othersact upon the faith
they iwbibe. "'N'
II White street.