The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

| the entertainments OF the evening His youthful
ga,.ty was vas, the subject q much attraction
Mr. W alter Manton OF Providence Charles II blue
SIX velvet dress trimmed with gold; red silk velvet
peared In the costume Of Don Cesar de Bazan elk vel
vet and buff cashmere embroidered with gold
Mr. Marble OF Baltimore personated Mercutio, of
Mr. Farnhsm Msri0e, of Philadelphia, appeared as
Don Cesar de Bazap.
! MIR. George Meredith, Of Boston, personated King
| Charles H., the nero monarch
MIR George Madison, Boston, appeared rs Don Cesar
| de Bazsn.
Mr.. Moulion. of Boston was attired a. Brigand.
MIR. O'Donnell. Of Baltimore, as American Sailor,
fine looking jack tar.
MIR. } p. Ober, Jr, of Boston. of Alderman Ober
appeared in the dress Of the "Orion Boat Club"
MIR. William T. Parker. Of Boston, an amiable and
polite gentleman in all respects had chosen the dress
| Of a deda,Jeur-- white trimmed with pink This
tune was porte with great elegance and became its
MIR Poirior, of New York, accompanied by his two
pretty daughters dressed as .lnfono, the father OF
| Lima di Chamounix.
Charles Partridge, OF New York, wore the costume
of Ud the time of Louis xiv-sk velvet trimmed with
/ MIR. Charles Partridge, OF Twelfth street New York,
wore court dress of the time Of Louis wv Powdered
wig mouse colered cont and pants, blue vest trimmed
with gold rich and becoming costume.
mr.. George Putnam, commander Of the yatch g.
white pants and jack rcste.
Master John ii, Preston of Philadelphia, appeared as
Mr.. DE Rham rich and elegant ha5i. de cour of
blue velvet trimmed with silver
u. rs,
ated Prince Albert We do not know if he found
Victoria His uniform of red cloth trimmed with gold,
was very elegant and becoming.
Captain Il. Lewis Robinson personated Sully the
famed minister to Henry ". of France. simple
costume Of brown merino trimmed with blsck velvet;
large bat with feather trimmed with gold. His
handing figure very imposing.
Mr. Robinson of rittston Me, wore very elegant
Mir W. + Ray, of st Louis, appeared in the costume
Of an iphabitunt Of the moon; brown silk velvet,
trimmed wi yellow satin and silver, very neat.
Z Pet Snyk
Mr. Rodnan, Of New Bedford tall and enc looking
gentleman. wore the costume Of conrslsndista, the
tmugger Of Spain; made of blue cloth, trimmed with
red velvet; hut hather egvings; red scarfs in which
were enyeoped two splendid pistols; and the peculiar
nat iom6Ttro ON The head-a genuiae dress which was
unique in its style.
H. Revolt Of France entered the ball room dressed
as kabyle the Of the desert the OF tho
dgtras Of Mount Atlas lt was q genuine dress, in
which be personated the celebrated African chietan
Aid el-Kader. re wore white hu'iqts, to which
attached hood. tied around the head by rope in the
shape Of urban On his shoulders and neck the
genuine cames' hair hrrous. white Ills arms,
and face burnt and his feet inserted into Mo-
rocco yellow slippers This striking costume much
appreciated ly all those who knew its authenticity.
This gentleman soon changed this drcs, for the fr,s
ss,m,n If the celebrated character Of Mephistop hcs
Of the play Of Goethe, "Faustn The whole suit he'll
met surmounted with rsscient horns aud red pointed
feather jacket, uGhs pogicneS gloves escorcse dag
ger and cloak were Of scarlet or; his face
tainted white and bis eyebrows surmounted with two
black feathers n those Of night owl no bore in his
haIds several beautiful bouquets which he distributed
70 the adiss trying his diabolicol powers upon them.
dered by many as one the best of the fancy ball
The two Masters Tenant Of Philadelphia appeared
enc Of them a. an italian peasant boy and the other
Spanisb boy, aud were stars among the Juveniles.
Mr.. w. y. s0iLsurn, Of Boston, personsted IIsmlet
MT NJ. J. Stone, of Boston attired as Lamsr:Iur
Of the leaders of tho last revolution OF France
Mir. barl,s Il Stewart of New Orleans, appeared as
Nasssnielo-striped shirt, red callcon rcd net belt
and daggors, with very becoming brown drapery.
Spanish Cavalier brown six velvet lined with blue
, satin, snd richly embroidered with silver
Mr.. y Saters, Now York Tyrol.an country dress.
MIR. G. l. Stevenson, French Sailor.
Mr. lheodore sstrrs, New York, Cavalier o. Lonls
NIi Dressed in blrs silk velvet trimmed with satin
Mr. T. Sullivan Of Boston, as Spanish easeii,ro.
Mir Samuel Slater, of Webster, Massachusetts, was
dressed Prince Adolpho In the tJs franz from the
famous novel Of Eugene Sue the Mysteries Of faris
Lieut.. w. q. Te,is OF the o. A., the elegant
costume Of French hussar. This OF the most
becoming costumes In the The wcsrer who is a
young icer in the regiment Of Mounted Eiaemen APP
Peni,d to DO a great favorite with many Of the lair
dancers.
Major George NJ. Thacher Of Boston, wore the dress
of I onsul OF his Danish Majesty The very rich en-
broidory this splendid uniform appeared to great
advantage.
MnIsbsli lucky q Boston, appeared as a Fhar-s
NJ. Urquhsrdt, Of Nov Orleans, whose fine looking
head YES much remarked, wor. d,'JardeuT, white
Jacket red vastooat and black velvet paataloons.
/ Ntfy el'gant.
/ Mr. winthrop Of New orleans, wore rich court
dress, live VELVET with satin Of the color
Mir ward Of New York wore he costume of beverly
In the "Gamestcr" Plain black silk velvet With steel
. tuttCLa.
MIR Andrew wheclsright, Of Boston Italian d66sr-
dsur black and blue dress tsstefalIy arranged.
Mr. Wright Of Newark, wore the peculiar drees Of
Mgjc, the b'hoy y OF Andelusia, Rich embroidered
Jacket trimmed with elk and velvet blue tights with
siyor buttons, whito siih ftoctngs lage 1c. Of va
Splendid genuine costume yory becoming TO lts vssfer
oES1IENrS NOR ~ COSTUME
Hon. Henry Clay. kentucky.
lion. j. ~. Bolts. Virginia.
Mr. james Tsnhsnt, Philadelphia
s. y. Iesis. Efq Boston.
Peter IArktr Lsq, do
Mr.. b n. Ward. baltimore
Mr.. tlaIles Hancock, Bostou.
Mr.. william Shinmin, do.
MIR. L. a.. Austin. do.
Richard Derby, Esq, dc.
Mr. J. Fred Marsh, do.
Mr.. John Oinst.s al. do.
James Gould Esq Cambridge
SIR. John Ilodson. Nswpmrt u. T.
Thcmss Adams, Esq, Portland.
Mr. arthur Bronson, New York.
Mr. i bromon, do
Mr.. Actor Brttcd, do.
Mr. ). z. Bass, Providence, Lisu,snaas coispol Of
Sir IL @. Chadwick, Of sc0ts c.rOl,ns.
Mr. Lurrie Duncan, Of Louisiana.
hlr Charles IIsrtshorn, Ohio.
Nror Hancock.
br. Ralph Huntington Bostos
MIR. NackCe New ork.
IL Governor Paine Vermont
MI. Mckee. ThilsJclpbis.
Or , y marcJ, Hartford.
Mr. Gelson, New Yort.
Ar. Eobn,on. Roxbury, Mess.
bir. Seer New york
Mr. Wright Newark
Neior Williams. 4 q Y.
Cot q Rice, South sroliua
Major Scare, y. =. a.
MIR ,. W. TschaIie, II New orissas
hr. Wait IIoyt. do.
Nr Samuel Smith. %.
MIR Geoige orrest de.
Mr.. Augustus whiting, do.
Nr. bsrl,s Maker do.
Mr. Robert Gcddes. 10.
Mr.. lillian Alpg, do
Nr. Edward Dell, Of Mobile.
MIR Go. Tarleton, 10
Sir II. Ityplace, do.
MAJ \. Abbott Lawrence, Of Boston.
hon. David Sears, de-
Nr smk Ileslsy, Co.
MIR Frederick S,srr, 90
Mir. Nathan Matthews, do
Mr.. rBtrick Grant, DO.
Dir. J. r, Robinson, DO
Mr.. T. Matthews 90.
Mr. Gray, do
Nr. s sicwis, do
Mir n Derby, ie