The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

tlious and with great talent for intrigue
.ss Of .r Us
simple add the illustrations OF copjugal mistakes
which accun uste in this country thick lsavss in
Vslambro.a She was married while yet child to ths
Marquis d. man OF forty years Of age, OF great
fortaBe, of unbeisbsd character and Of high prnci
pie he lady herself declares him the world an
komme de hen But alas an homme de bisn was but Ill
calculated to satisfy the artist dreams Of the young
wife She sighed for poetic love- for genius Tor
ton Nj. d'A- indnlge this longing iussmuch a. in
his power lay by inviting to his house every artistic
celebrity which his path and by the
liberal patronage of art in all les brsaohes For two
successive the house OF the marquis the
could produce.
Ibs rovpg heart Of the fair lady however, not yet
hxed by any one In particular, or perhaps equally
struck by ali preserved ssmblancs Of eonstapoy to
her hu band daring all this time but ~ length the
of ads hearts the oral ogre whose senl sickens at
ohsr food than ladies' signs arrived In Paris aud the
blow was struek From that moment her home, n .,,
husband her position, her name, her child were all
alike forgotten and forsaken For soms time longer
shs continued TO iive-a le and then weary Oh qscs,
fed to join -, who had departed Tor Nienns' IL sp
pears that the side sincere: she remaio
ed with him through poverty and scorn Sh. refused
IL him when tempted To 40 so by the most
generous offers on the part OF her husband who with
noble forgiveness, offered her an ,naspspasn. nome
thus put end to the scandal which her flight had
eccasloDed.
twas only when - himself wearied of the obso arity
in hieL compelled ro remain white he had the
bur den OF much love to support to which task he
wa totally ipct petent, fled from her in secret in
silence and by night tnat she awoks from her dream
behsld her guilty love in all its hidsous deformity
lie had t.d Munich wi nobler aud richer lady;
she retired to poverty and obscurty seeking to by
daily tell The ndep ndeDce she had forfeited for him.
Ii was then the wrots the history Of her the
story Of her deusion and it's cure; the aud
the cowardics Of the man whom she mad dressed in
poetic colors were placed in contrast with the noble
conduct OF the husband she had despised The
Of the work INN ana vengeance was completes;
epthukia ~ he avoids Paris Indeed to this hour aud
declar.s that the Farisisns have no soul
After this adventure, MsdamsadiA A now placed
nv The az Ia
stars Of literature sought out by one ever on the
watch to to himself the tact and ready wit Of
clever For four and more che edited his
paper. which is considered by many TO be the best
which issues from the fars press finding the b.. mos
moulding tie politics with sodness often met with
bitterness by The In.es. little dreaming that the COM
bat wss inst u woman.
Al The revolution Of February sbe resigned her scaptre
to other lady, who wi,ds IL With even more
retired awhile with the intention of repose
But her restless sgiated soul could not long brook the
calm and quiet o retired life, and We hud her
more after mensciDg for some time journey Into |
Austria, TO devote Eerssf to Jellachch Of whom she
had become the devoted slave, from reading the &C.
of his daring exploits written by herself Ia
her own ne~spap'r ndpg qoiety sac oy Sds Win the
President in the close carriage which turns out
Of the Eysee every day at hall past three o'clock aud
wsnds its way la cautious fashion to the Bots de oou
logne while the EBgth lady who occupied that place
TIL now drives with YET more steady pace along the
Cours la R,ine; aud IL by chance the two vehicles
meet In the Bots she bows t. the inmates OF the green
coupe without anger and without emotion and teaches
the two children BY whom che 10 accompanied to nod
and kiss their hRuds from the carriage window They,
too, to possess some Claim upon the President,
perhaps because thy wee born at Ham during mis-
captivity there aud the beautiful sasJt maker their
no,bsr, is since dead However the English lady has
adopted them and brings them up as her own
Would you not think on hearing AL this that We
Quxioi and telling of all that happened With Maa
tsnop ADD honte pan and poor La aere dead TO TIE
world and buried In her convent celR
Gold from California.
IFrem the Liverpool Mercary1
Mr. Richard Holmes late Of this town, arrived from
Calf mia by way Of New York In the Canada steamer
on sunday evening last. Mr. Holmes was wsll known
In tbs foreman to MIR Richard Crossley, boot
and hoemaker, South Castle street and subsequently
in business for himself In Whitecnspel little more
than years ago his premises burnt dom aud
he left this country Tor south America Not liking the
country be started for California long before the gold
fever and has resided there altogether abou.
eighteen months He LEFT san Francisco on the second
ofs.penbsr last During part of last year. aod at
tie be ginning Of this he work at the mines aud
hxs rsshs.d very handsome sum, rs he bring home
with him 5ob weight ofpuIe gold. He favored us With
call yesterday aud showed Us come Of the gold dust,
with several large pieces Of the precious metal which he
had pcAd up from the beds OF the river rhe largest
piece OF pure gold which he secured weighed eight
ounces and half
laoies' Fashions for November.
Within the last week or two, we have observed the
partial revival Of old fashion which enjoyed GER
tain dgree Of vogue some i've and twenty years ago
. Of quitting on tn. skirts Of drefsss extending
from The cog. TO about the Insight Of the kases rns
In u suited only 70 dresses of elk SATIN aud
II has the recommendation OF giving tue soidty aud
sub.suee r,quit. for walking dresses ut the present
s.asop without OF rouuces other
saborsfs trimnipgs. We have seen a dress Of black
sstin. made IN ths style the effect Of which was at
on .. rich and pove IL was TO be worn with
q ess.vech Of the zane HsteIial and quilted at the
edge q the bisIue CT tkirt Outdoor dresses, and
sro those for home ntgige srs almost Invariably
high t. the tnr,at and the eorsagss
sis irequ,Dtly trimmed vito pass.meuteris. Winter
tenL-ts. presenting much slegsut variety, are pos
kHkfug their app sfsnee 10 rapid succession. This
tau.ty hew,vpr T. ennhaed sxeiuiv.iy TO materials
sud thinning for shapes have during The last lev
men Ia, undergone liulr OF no enahsr o"naet com
pcs.d Of vole' cDortd velvet ornam-ned on opa eus
with bouquet of aud psuie msde ~ veifvt
Nhie satin lining. and CAD q. ~hte tulle, with 1
tms Covers eurr.t pos dug 9th the buuqeet outside
sts,-gs Of volt. colorvd velvet Bonnet of dark 1
hus vevtt wnh gray UsssoFary feather, tipped 9th
darn tluc. , Boupst OF psrneteoorrd velvet cF1A-
n,Eud on side wish small cccAs plume IN /
shaded tpts Of the zane color Uuder the bun fall
cop u white tuls Trimmed With eonvol'a!us mado OF
blu. velvet
lErom the New Monthly Belle Assemble
tBLfc FbonEsADr DHrss
Robe Of Pelin brochs 10 tao shades Of marron cor
tngs AmAz6Ls; ught sleeve three quarter length,
rounded IN the here tEue sbap- at bottom; camode
uudyt sleeve BlAe. sAtin dewi- paetot; Il is hAf
.ugh the upper part cay nt the loser uioder-. ly
wide Sleeve haii irpgth vide a. tue bottom trimmed
WITH tall - black lace, surBIountsd by too russ ~
velvet nte, ~ sigE.s the ssirt l. decmated With
three back lace, the upper snrln 1uut ID lac
the Sieve white "a Ia obapyau round open Snaps,
TIA. nt ror trimmed With spugs of scsri-t grrantun
sd sLite hrc,; the exterior With wreath Of ssrA-
mum and foliage.
blue elk robe the cor bsf high a. back. opens
90 the waist Sith deep rceriue lapel
trimmed Nth thu. nsrros blAcs lace rucn-s, thsee
tistse. stch Is ileosth aud an equal widtn from
bfttu ~. h. lint is trimmtd very hEh wtth
rurfrs. tGbrti dettd muffin chemi-ette ADD under-
,ksyrs. ~iib 40 Ia cut. White esisos sp'nss che
y.sr: roUnd sb-p@ the iatetsr decorated Fith lAcs
wife f.Nttt sLd bndsa; the exterior With tufts %
wLi,t nsrsbouts. Satron tstin shawl bordered vith
black ace.
DRESS.
grey satin robe. n high ccr-ags light 20 the shape
ttuu down Zach stoy vtth satin frd- dispOs-d
IN stutt zsBg--. these ornaments are edged alter.
untty IN sach zoe ~ith back sni puiut IL
tS'sbed ~ chou The sleeves are rather more thsn
q ftftr quarter length. srd Terminated by tsl "
blsrE lsfv. u.uslfu under tisrves hite satin cha
p.su. rather toes shape the brim the bavoiet aud
49, ruund of tn vn, trimmed With lace rucues,
tuprtb Btu-ssi pne D. ip1ssd in dtapsry over tns
ehs ptHu SUD tied under che cbtu, ~htts
tain bicts Blue velvet pa detsus. ned Wan os-Au
fsu b. ~ tsss- ~ thfre quarter length. the cor
sags belt ~ and close ntiug q the back srcsrdtns
~ tTtu tsiutr dr. ayirR The front ~ the corssgs "
Gle Re Sleeves d.tceudtug 10 the hand moderately