The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20

The marriage of the Emperor's daughter, the
| Princess Olga, with the Prince Royal OF Wurtem-
burg has been celebrated with very great pomp.
| Orders have been sent to kenva TO sign the
treaty of commerce between this country and
Austria
Algiers.
From Agiers the news is of the usual character,
tina, is to say the French have chastsed revolted
or disafected tribes, seized their f1ocks and COM
manded them to make heavy payments IN money.
The tribes OF the Ouled- Sidi- Yaha-Ben Kaleb,
those Of the mountains to the north of Seuf, OF
Ouled- Aissa, Of Amoucha, have been thus treated.
The last accounts represent the country as tran
quill There were no udings of Abd-el-Kader.
Fashions for August.
From the London and Paris Ladies Magazine of Fashon
Tastas gace Is the most fashionable material at this
season, and checks of dimension also stripes
much worn, of dark coors with white designs with
OF gos de Naples to match the color and the
deep ones of five placed their own width apart or ono
very deep and two above taetas do f foulards
Of white ass dae are made with
Of Grape edged by narrow open gimp. Very pretty
muslin, over lilac, pink. paie or green, trimmed with
the tue called tulle Pagan; the corssges full and
centure of sarcenet ribbon Of the color Of the lining
of black lace of graduated widths, with berthe
and revers Of lace. Morning drss's: Of cout de
ders and waist plain skirts, and Amsdis sleeves
the scarfis often Of tho material Many dresses ss
corsage descending very low and followed out at the
hips which several Of colorsd velvet con-
inued round the back the skirt Dresses continue to
be richly trimmed with gimps Marquise buttsn. firing
Of every description devants de robes of point dEs
payne fancy neuds &C. Scarfs Of either silk cache
mre equally fashionable with visites, mantsst: and
shswls the latter mostly white almost covered with
embroidery in silk large fowers he vses increase In
width in opposition the mantelets. the peleTines Of
! which very small though the width Of the friI
of pink taetas having merely openings for the arms
and sleeves, trimmed with plsse OF ribbon Bon
nets Of tuile bouonne with crosses pae do riz lace
nd -
moment for travelling and country wear sraws are
trimmed with dark green dark blue or ruby velvet, and
bouquets Of field flowers.
Foreign Theatricals.
The following named actors and actresses were per
forming in lonaon R tine iai5 coud.
Boule, NJ. Zelger. Madame Laborde, Madame Guichard
Mr. w Fsrren. Mr. Stuart Mr. c. Perkins Mr.. Howe,
Mr. H. Hall, Miss Helen Fsucit, Mrs Edwin Ysrnold
ThssI. Royal ba.r Kno.s S M.:
| and Kelley Miss E. DAILY, Miss Forster, Miss Turner
At Princes.'s Thsstre-Nr j. NJ Maddox, Mr.. Charles
Mathews; Madame Vestris
AZ the Theatre Royal. Adslphi- NJ, ssey, , Mr. O.
| Smith. Mr.. Wright, Madame Celeste Mrs lillian.
Al sa Theatre Royal SsHs os Fs:p.
g. Bennett, Mr.. H. MarstoD Mr. Creswick, Mr. Phelps
Mira Broueham, Mrs H MarstOn.
At the Royal Surrey Theatrs-Mr Obaldiston, Messrs
Mrs vining Mrs DAILY, Mrs. Hughes, and Miss Lydia
| At the Queens Theatre-Mr. Abingdon, Mrs R. Cor
don. Mr.. r. Gordon, Mrs. selby.
MIR Henry Russell American Vocalist repeats his con-
cets ut the City Of London Theatre the ensuing week
M Beriot caused monument raised in the church
Of Lacken to the memory of his first wife the iamented
Mabran This monument consisted OF statue IN wni.e
MARBLE representing the celebrated cantstce as Norma,
and was placed in chapel OF blue stone, closed BY
bronze openwork gate through which the statue could
be The number of visiters attracted by this monu-
ment however, displeased the cure OF Lacksn, who
caused tin plate to be nailed over the door, pierced
with few holes through which detached parts only q
the visible He states as pretex for this
of vandalism that peasants had knet before the
statue Of an "actress" and adoIod it as q saint
The London Times that Mr. Webster was to have
q benefit at which the Misses Cushman and the Etho-
manager has done to keep the pure Legitimate
drama afoat than Mr.. Webster, and We believe he has
be the ss4h Of the season Truly Mr. webster: season
promises to rival the Platonic year.
| LONDON MoNKv MARKET August 3.The changes In
raj movement Of capital appears to be still delayed by
political circumstances, and by the uncertainty which
now rev ahro on the general result Of the " M
the same degree the present occasion even with al
most the certainty that Ireland will require long con-
nued assistance for the whole of apothe eve months
and were the grain fully secured, the impression on
considersb. portion Of the other and inferior pro
been extremely nne, chsnged for the worse, when
thunder and hail storm Of severity prevailed
great damage. The harvest has yet been partially
secured, and the stake is so unusually great in the pre-
fore capitalists can be expected to place full confidence
in the prospects, Of monetary and mercantile affairs
Of Is. hss also
more and the opposition to tho proposed
power q the Minister and the MEASURE l. now expected
TO be carried and at earlier time than previously
supposed 1t is now perceived that the present govern
ment s to be supported and only nominally not the
administration Of Sir Robert Peel.
The funds have been buoyant since the division
on hQ tin nIa hair thar
business more extensive than for some time past The
premium Exchequer Bills has not correspondngly sd
stock good demand the late considerable advance
The improved appearance Of all political Affairs gives
market and the probability that the quotations
VIII be higher as the progress Of Parliamentary business
Bank Stock left of firm at sos,l to 9oeK Three per-
Cents Reduced at eeH to eeh Consols, for money at
No or inc os s sc 70 sV os ass
south Sea Stock at lo6k to lOx and Exchsqssr Bins
The Foreign market has been better but without any
extensive transactions in of the European sscunee
the principal change being another sdvsncs
in the value Of Brazilian Bonds the demand Tor which
which the change the sugar duties will effect in he
Of Brazil The accounts from Mexico continue TO Be Of
the most disastrous description and there consequent
extreme duness in the business Of these Bonds, which
only be sold at lower quotations pres
for sale Russian Bonds maintain the advanced quo
taons; and there the French Rentes;
but Spanish and Portuguese Bonds have been unusually
heavy and the changes in Of the Stocks only sght
throughout the present day The closing quotations
| were
Brazilian Eve per cents. were done at ssk for money
and 50 the account; ditto Of lsa3 so, Granada
at2iA the deferred at Mexican at % Portuguese
four per cents for the 4sK spanish Ave per
cents at 2ek and for the account at 2o rassives, at
6h Dutch two and shaf per cents, ut SON. and the
four per cents. certificates, at BAN.
In the share market considerable increase Of bust.
ness hiss taken place with general rise in the prices
of the old established railways, and in some Of
tho scrip shares and foreign lines Great numbers OF
bills Of inferior Importance have received the royal as
sent within he last few days, and than f5O0 900
have been paid back by the General Of the
Court Of Chancery in the time, capital now e in
so great an abundance in the shore MARKET that with
continuation of the improved prospects Of politics snd
commerce. there is every expectation Of busy market
and advanced prices in the course Of the ensuing month
The market Of the present day has been at turner
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