The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

Ghetto place OF residence Cor Jews aud that such
may actually be there IN eontumacy TO the laws mus re
turn 20 their respective Ghetto within the perempory
nod Of six months otherwise they will be proceeded
against according TO the tenor Of the law.
That, especially in any city where there is a
Ghetto Hebrew must presume associate at table with
Christians either in public houses ordnaries out OF the
Ghetto.
as That in n city which has Ghetto no Hebrew
shall sleep out Of the lsraete quarter make 20
enter into familiar conversation in Christian house
"6 THAT no Hebrew shall take the liberty under AN
pretex whrtever TO induce MALI Christians aud still
female Christians to sleep within the boundaries OF the
Ghetto.
I. That no Hebrew shall hire Christians even only
ny the day, 20 work in their houses in the Ghetto
80 IhIt no Hs eiher rna,e or female shall FIRE.
guen the houses Of Christians. maintain friendly rela
tons with Christian men women.
That tAe laws shall remain in force respecting
decorum 60 he observed by the Hebrews who absent
the State
AFTER laying down these mons,rous rescrp,s, which We
had hoped even the Romish Church would not have at
tempted 10 revive and still reclohe with author
~ ani arm with tremendous pains and penalties the sa
wage order is issued that these Rtoeran laws shah be
read IN each of the Jewish synsgosus Il is added =
They who violate the above articles will incur some
OF ali The penalties prescribed in the edet' OIL the o
We have received a letter from the Roman
States, giving account OF the troubles which
have arisen there. IL seems that On lnsuI .cuon
was prepared tor the month OF August IN Slcly and
Naples, as well in the Legations The King OF
Naples had, however, taken every precaution. He
has number of troops TO Sicily, and has take
steps 10 forlHy INtSslnd ana syracuse. IL was on
the r NOR OF some troubles in Naples that the hbe-
rails OF Rayenna thought the time was come 10
make demonstration. The papal legate Spinola,
was however, on hs guard, and most OF those sus-
pected were seized Many, however, escaped 10
the coast II is said that the Austrian garrison OF
Ferrara was augmented. The Duke of Modena's
police minister, Ricci, has not only been dismissed
IN disgrace, but he has thought 1t necessary TO fly
and hide himself, as implicated IN these troubles.
Theatrical
CONVENT GARDEN.-Ihe following names will be
found to constitute the principal members OF the
corps dramatiqne Vandenhoh, Phelps, G.
Atwood, 5. Matthews, Howell ]. Ridgway, Hos
kins (from Norwich), H Wallack lessee, Mes
DANES Warner and Kelley, Misses Vandenhotl,
Forescue and Turpln, &c. A son of Mr.. Waack,
who has acquired much American reputation, is also
engaged.
DRuRY LANE.-Mr. John Cooper, will be stage
manager, a. situation he has SO long filled at tins
house, and Iii the company Will be found the 1ol-
lowing !avorlte names:-Hariey, Compton, Hudson,
Harrison, Templeton. LETTER and Gulbeel; Misses
Romer, Ranworth, Poole and Mrs. Stirling.
ApElPHL-The company will be composed of the
same artists as last season. with the exception OF
Mr. Paul Bedford and Wilkinson. The latter gem
tIeman has been member OF this company %
years Mr.. Edward Stirling, the dramatic author
and former stage manager, again resumes his ofce.
Madame Celeste and Webster are upon a tour
which has hitherto proved profitable TO them, and,
the absence OF the latter, Vesris has had abso-
lutte power TO get up the new comedy, which she
has done IN her usual style OF elegance.
Usher, the celebrated clown, Is still IN danger
GUS state, and slender hopes, it any, entertained
Tor his recovery. There is rumor that Mrs. Usher
goes To Coyent Garden theatre, that lady is the
sister OF II. Wallack, the new lessee.
Braham, the 4" fine old English" singer was giving
concerts al Brighton. The veteran vocalist sang
most OF the songs with which in former years he was
wont 10 eectrlty his hearers The Death of Mel
son, the " Bay OF Biscay, William Tell" The
Scots wha haze" were all given with wonderful
energy. We believe that Mr.. Braham is nearly 20
years OF age, but setting aside his years, II still
treat TO hear him sing He received several en-
cores. His son is improved, but he will never be so
good singer as his father
Mr. Stirling, late OF Drury-lane theatre, is said TO
have received advantageous offer TO Join the
corps9ramatiqGe about to proceed to Calcutta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, the accomplished vocasts,
gave their services al Chapelthorpe chapel, near
Wakefield ID, along with the vocal talent OF the
neighborhood, tor charitable object.
London and Paris Fashions
SEPTEMBER ls43.
CAPs.-Morning caps getting more in favor as the
mornings get cooler they continue be of small size
and worn rather backward on the head they Chi
composed OF fully and lace. Although flowers may b
adopted or morning caps, they are but seldom sed ri
band being considered in better taste.
BoSNErs-Those OF paille de have lately appeared
trimmed with ligh-coored scarf OF white figured gsuz
Grape, AID trimmed with very lght-leoking flowers
these are mostly worn for an afern Don toilette Fo
morning bonnets, nothing be pretter those
posed Of illusion tuile In reserved folds placed a. Dis
-,
with buds and leaves
HIrs-Large Italian strsws ere now much worn 1.-The,
chiefly decorated with corn flowers, others viii
pumesdentelles or weeping plume. this style ot hat al
lowing OF almost any Kind OF trimming. q hers sim
ply decorated win brood rich looking taffets ribsnds
either OF verdant green OF oeep lilac These hsts hav
avery Distinguished appearance when the long veil
attached, and which Is nov much in vogue.
s.sfs-Those OF me Josephine form mostly
a3ope ior the eingote sly OF DRESS being hal
gl - tAe back opening in the form Of Heightened
henri IN the mont Just at the wrist The corsages Lu
- res .
ia else also universally adopted, comprehending
unde ms name body with two gaugngs round the tor
an bottom OF the waist the others having straight
Csues and made plain IN heavy textures and in fields
Wnen composed of lighter materials.
res DE CHAmBRE.-Our eiegantes sdopta more neg
ls6 say lie Of dress for morning toilette the body
mate high the back full. and forming Kind OF fan
the the front OF the cors9ge dged with broad "a
cnss, forming osvaroses which crosses ia the front
no. according 10 the taste oil the he skirt ID
made open and is edged TO match with iacng embroi
der> Ia souteche or chain work decoraes the facing
well the collar the sleeves and demi
ala bonnie sour terminated with round iscings under
meath this robe de chamore is worn chemise pegnor
the fronts resembling the breast part Of chemis
d'homme, he opening trimmed with a fall Of Valenc
ennes Iaces giving me appearances of chemlsette
ritane the sleeves broaJ la religeuse with facing
turned up and iesonnee what is, perhaps, better
EVENING DRrssrs.-'rhe most elegant are those mad
IN wne organde double jupe embeid cred crochet
plain designs and having a mink satin inland draw
hroug the broad hens which surround the edge of In
skirts, and encircIes the berthe the corsage. Whit
bareges very fne IN their texture, also muci
worn trimmed with two three broad hounces on thu
cross, and edged with very fine light kind of fringe
made OF silk mixed with cashmere wool others ar,
simply placed on festsn pen. Some charming wi her
ornamented with four FIVE broad tucks or folds with
short sleeves and berthe fchu encircled with an EN-
broidery in cschmere wool jour, and narrow firing,
forming estoon.
COLORs-The colours are still much the same, violet
lilac, green and the cameeon being still the promi
nent.-FTom the World Of Fashion.
Markets
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. 4.-some idle rumor
connected with the sudden departure from this countr,
oil the Roya Princes OF France and unfounded repof
IN the Times, that French vessel laden with arms 70
Ireland, had been captured by English war steamer
have caused considerable alarm in the Money Marke
and Cd last Friday week prices of Consols fell TO
Since that period however they have been gradually
tumug frmer aspect; the decline has been more tha
recovered and they close at est with good demand
The issue of money in payment OF the Opium scrip hi
caused several investments. In the Foreign mark p