The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-08

,srtainly bses her complexion asd he msrb
ie'si OF her be~iiching looks
d. sssed ne Mldrsqs; black satin trimmed with rich
seei her raven hair Wa, hIed in Spanish fashion and
her hes1 by 'pleudid comb
Mics skin'on youug lady Of delicate appearances,
was dressed IS Ofesh red spencer and white mu,n
Miss Duhos attirsd peasant girl Of the tina
OF Louis XIV avery pretty costume, aud worn by .
lady whose face continually bsomed with smiles.
Miss Emm,t whose delicate complexion has no rival
in the city was dressed tanpy Essr In the charao
ter Of the "Cracovienne blas and spencer white
skirt an red boots
Miss Hubbard was also dre,s,d as a fairy, and wss
really the pretiest willy that ever danced the lawn
by sivsry moonlight.
Miss Jones' was dressed Sc a Roman vessai white
dress, with gold lace and numerous diamonds her
belt, arms and bosom diadem enoircsd her brow
Her sister appeared in Scottish costume
Miss Jones appesressin the costume Of Bourgeois
OF the tine of Lous XVI her sister 10 that OF ths
Polaocs made OF black and pink sstin.
Mrs Jcwett, newly married lady fro N st Louis, was
decidedly one OF the prettsst women present her cos
tums was very simple. 1t was genuios dren OF n
Mexican senors of white muslin embroidorsd at the
arm. bosom and skirt with ,ilt flowers Beautiful
Miss Lawrence had fancy Dress consisting OF
Miss Lv ngton daughter Of our ex uri.t.r to Psris
vas dressed In white, suoh as is generally worn at
Mrs Mott, daughter to ths c,lsbrated ply sioian,
adopted tho costums Of shsph.rdss' OF tho time Of
Louis XIV. of red, black, aud yellow silk which
very becoming to the exceeding dscacy OF this charms
ing your lady.
fOlacoe,
and white
Mrs acEvers was dressed as Dutch peasant gir-a
very becoming costume
Mas Psli wore q white drers spotted with stars.
Mrs Swift, splendid lady, had . costume Of .
msrobone., which very well assorted with her height
and the elegance OF her appearance.
Madame de Trobsand UoneS present as q
Spanish sonora and most splsndd costume 1t Was.
Mrs Van Buren, (HotD wore the costume of =
Turkish lady, red spencer with gold trimming, and
blue skirt
Mrs z Win ling chose the character Of Rosins In
fhA Pal If tlat1 Dv.ltr
The gentlemen who who attended In fact, lees
numerous than the ladies. The costume sbigdto
greatest of the of the qu.ns
ers of the opsra. However, We noticed great many
dresses had been made by the famed costumer, De-
jonge, the best In tbs fancy line of our city.
GENTLEMEy.
Mr.. G suydam WAS d. essd a, an Andalusian eavs-
Her splendid costume OF blue velvet trimmed with sill
fringe
Mr. + suydam adopted the costume of Rafaello, a
French cavalier
MIR, J. Pel as young Alirabel-s very hsndsom. COS
Mr.. W. E wimsrdng jr as a Spanish hidalso
Mr. " Fl. Wolfe, as . cavalier Of this time Of Louis
Mr. Post wore tho costume OF B ,nsdick:
MIR w. r. Schermerhorn dressed a. q PQuer-a
span did costume OF grey cloth, trimmed With gold lace.
Their magnificent Dress and of the most accurate Ia
the room
Mr.. E w Small represented Don C@ar de- Bassn
Mr. Tue ermsn wore the armor and helmet of Ivan
hoe.
Mr. 7 Johnston psrsonihsd Oakley.
Mr.. Grimm wfs dis,fcd rs q pebArdeur; so was Mr..
Lson De Boynsst, one OF the most elegant dancers
the ocossion.
Mr. Grsenwiy represented a ssgneur, time of Losis
Mr. spsins Brown, was dressed as Charles II.
Captain n. Parker wore court dress, of the time Of
Louis XIV.
Mr. J. II Grsenwsy dressed Al a real bri0and.
Dir Argent wore the costume Of Greek Hslienne.
Mr. Emilio De t. wear wore a very ei.esnt soAnhh
costume; and his brother the uniform Of French
ohovRer.
sir Blu gcyne wa. dressed as Hamlet so was Mr. Van
Zaudt
Mr. Field, as spsnish Msio
MIR Fry costume of Louis the Kill
MIR Franklin, rs Arturo in the opsra Of "Puritanip
Mr.. G.. +. Buckley a Chssseur dAiraue
Air. Fsilo wore splendi court dress.
Mr. J. Verplank was dressed Ia d very funny Quaker
costume
Mr.w " Rosers q Turkish drs.s
MIR Yonng psrsoasted soldier Of Cronwei.
MIR q II Fox was dressed MS q Highlander.
Mr. w. Pell enveiopsd la the 90 vi of u black
monk, as also was Mr. Revolt who made every effort to
collect CHARITY for the opera but gathered
than four pennies
MIR Gerard rgors Hungarian costume
Mr. G'reoche adopted very originsi costume, be-
log dressed q, star spapgl.d banner" white pants
striped with red ribbon blus shirt spotted with silver
stare the whole having the appearance OF American
sailor.
MIR Fowler appeared In white military costume
Mr. Hamilton had ON his shout Ter u very curious aud
antique ria,s ala BODY covered with cote d. m1i.s
Mr. Holland wore splendid genu ne Armenian
costume his tatagaa seois, aud otner arms
most curious wsevcr Jaw
W,
most splendid IN the room
. Mr.. Jewett wore the elegant costume Of Mexican
Rsuchero.
Mr. g A Jones was drssted q, French officer of ths
lime OF Lops XIV
Mr.. w LsngdoR had handsome court dress coat OF
blue cloth. embroidered with gold.
Mr. King had dress Of the time OF Louis XIII
Mr. 7. G. Kane chsrac rizsd Alonzo PnGo, the pilot
Of Christopher Columbus
The Ion &, L Livingston app .arad 40 sir John Fsl
staff and capital one h. wa.
Mr. Mstson wore magnificent of a Policare
lad h. =
itnsrs vefy Ioh and curious specimen Of old Times
Meletts.
Mr.. Morrel persondsd Puritan Of 1917
MIR Mott, Jr., was dr. ssed as Chioese Man
Dr. Monat appeared, having on his shout. es closs
covered With bones ard n skull Rather ominous
costume for a doctor. 10 wss quite hit.
Nr Bhineauder was dressed courtier of Louis XII
Nc. Seboolton represented one Of tho brissuds Of
Schiller.
Mr. suydam dressed as a Greek Slave
Mr. strong appeared psgs Of the time of Charles
VII magnificent dress, but of very rough appear
,noe
Mr.. Harry s.one personiasd Quaker
iuarde Fraresise.
Mr.. sis. L. Borough in the costume Of an Am.-
nc minister In Europe.
MIR Borg, vice-consul OF France, was present In y
costume suit d TO his oincs-very good.
Ihe Baron ds Trobrand wore court drss,
Captaia Vincent came ia tary uniform
Mr. Ward had the funny cos ums OF Crum mlssn
Mr. Johnson displayed his wit under the costume OF
white French Perros
Mr Pel appeared IS French officer
Mr. Ripley wore "a very rich drers which belonged TO
The wardrobe OF Marshsi Murat We must not forest
AZ the termination Of this fashionab catalogue to men
Hon Col Drapsr who WAS there present q. Punch and
ccomp snisd by his merry vile, Judy personi6sd by
dr Emmes Their appearance created oorsidera5is
nerrmelt
Mr.. Cunsrd, the agent a ths Brtish steamers YES
resent, In remarkably handsome Scotch drsp
'orn by ose n the proud clans OF the Highlands
Mr. BETTY wes dressed asa French hu.sir
IL wss about four o'clock when the last lady at III,
Dor and the mutcians OF the orchestra their pulpit.
good many young went do TO the r,stau onf
pi:h a. joyfoly possible the ght and the remainder
VENT OK ~ very croditable for thu spers and
~ requ-ntcrs We understand that saothsr party Of
ne salns Bort will bs given at the Mi-carem'. In
esd there Is general call for another night Nothing
las taken place in years Ike It, In the gay annals Of
View York. Could il not be made a masquerade, by
'sying the fine
The NEW JERSEY FfyANCrERs The annexed
preamble aud resolutions, were adopted by the
senate ~ New Jersey, on Mondsy last -: