The New York herald., 1850-06-17
Oar 1reAch Csrrsspoadenoe.
PAns, Nay -, 1850.

brilliant than II has been for tho lass thres
/ years.
| The bonnsts Of Leghorn straw much In favor
Some Of them are adorned with light and flexible
pumes and feathers; others with branches OF fruit
bunches Of nowe Very often the yssse inside Of the
bonnet Is surrounded with Ls1s OF white silk, In the
oentrc Of which il lawn, ribbon, made with straw
twisted with much elegance These bonnets, - we'll
~ those Of rice straw the necessary complement
Of distinguished toilette The rice bonnsts equally
trimmed, either with flowers feathers fruits; but
ribbons not SO much used
There also some fancy straw bonnsts which are
very fashionable this year. Some made with white
and colored straw others only Jaeonnss ,ontss
deufchures. These bonnets eordinsry-trim med
only with ribbons Of very bright color. The red,
purple and green are very dishnsaes Tho knots, "a
Louis XIV hxed ON the sides, are the yss uira Of
In other kinds of bonnets either espotes eaap.a,
the bunches OF flowers are also much employed. The
most fashionable foGe de fsurs 10 called the bouquet
OF the reaper" composed Of Of bluets and
daisies. The honeysuckle as. lilies Of the valley,
violets, and also hawthorns, are much In favor.
The dresses are made. for this season, either of
watered or China silk Nevertheless the plain silks
OF vsI,esaea coiors' are also very fsshonao.e rae
different sizes, upon the skirt Of the dress sone
others are trimmed with frnges and enbroderies Of
black silk.
The large stores Of Paris those OF Jeon de psis
Les Piks de France &C., have exhibited for this new
season great of new goods which will be
much rech'ehees The foulards grenadines tarlatans
and musiins of printed gngam very brilliant this
year; Ihe nsnkeen color, covered with emoroderies
Of white cordonnets, will be much In demand tor
toilets Of morning.
The newest goods sold in Paris are made with wool
and silk and the fpeness and softness of that novelty
make It very fashionable 1t is called Morsvienns and
has been adopted already by the most elegant ladies
OF Paris.
The fashion Of dress-making 10 tho style open In
front, and giving room TO rich Jfchs. The sleeves
sleeve ioraiI'ere, tied round the wrist by pair Of
bracelets
twisted ribbon, with knot. Some others initiate
two brancbe. Of tree tied together by piece of rope
The costumes for children are much varied this year
Every age hath Its Little boys from four to six
years. wear short blouse (tunique) trimmed with
velvet ribbon. shoes and CATERS straw hats, small
caps Of . coler suited TO that Of the blouse Boys
from eight to twelve, wear small roundabout .
wsistcost pantaloons short enough to show the
ankles They wear also CATERS, shoes, and colored
stockings.
The little girls coqueti.h than their bro
tbers. The style Of dress worn this really
charming and stamped with the seal OF dne taste aud
elegance The beddice and skirt trim med In front
with embroidery and lace; the hair nxed in large
rinelets en- the sides Of the head. Large pantalets
trimmed with ribbon aud lace silk stockings, and
CATERS. The colors much in demand the pink, the
light maxarire blue, and theswhite. striped with all
colors straw round hat trimmed with ribbon, and
adorned with garland Of flowers Such Is the whole
toilette Of fashionable young Parsisn Miss promsn-
sding either in the Jsrdn des Tuileres, or in the
have not much to say of the foisffes OF the gen.
tlomen the style Of dressing has not been much al
tered The fruck coats are made short the dress
coats (either Of blue, brown green cloths) with
pointed skirts the psntaloons are always tight, and
cut round around the feet. Greeuish. brown. blue
gray and mixed colors the fashions Of this
season. Caters suited to the psntaloon, shoes
TIE fame OF dandy. White. mouse and gray fur hats
have taken the place OF the black silk and beaver hat
Brown and light colored Md gloves . abort stick a
F.7msyrosre, pair OF whiskers In the English style,
and mustachss Such are the necessary additions to
the toilet Of gentleman Of our Partisan city
Pans, May 30, 1850.
THeatrieais- Gossip Naval Maf.srs-Minfssv Rev<r-
.amerieans in Psris, re. &c.
Ny letter, fear viii be very dull this time. feel
the influence Of very warm weather, and the city, BY
itself so much occupied with politics, that all the
Partisan life to be involved In It, Every place
Of amusement feels the effect OF this political excite
ment; and the cabinets de lecture scturs rooms) tho
passages where srs sold the newspapers, in this
ming, more frequented than the promenades, tho
theatres, and the public balls Besides all this We
have just entered the during which Paris is
deserted by our fashionable people. The summer
places Of residence have already attracted the largest
number Of tho aristocracy Of France The eAaeau be-
gin to be filled with their propretors and their friends
and In two weeks hence, one would 500 In Paris but
those whose position, fortunes occupation forces
them to remain within It's walls
very curious celebration took place nt Toulon,
the 10th inst The famed of propeller, called
the Twenty -four Yevrier, (which was to have been
called the Presidsnt) vss launched, with much suc-
She is very splendid steamer, Of nine hundred
and sxy horse power the length Of which n metros
and 81 centmetres her breadth 10 10 metros and 30
centmetres. She viii carry 90 guns, Wis. ~ under
the covered batteries, and IS the buwarks The
launch Of the Twenty four Fovier very brilliant
affair. The Archbishop Of Frejus had come expressly
20 bless the mammoth man Of war, which went into
the water amidst the most deafening hurrshs. The
crowd vas immense, and the authorities from al the
departments the spot. Thus the Twenty -four
fsvrier vas launched on the sea. win she have .
bon. ns nr from -nah s.s asr,ss
lees to be dreaded than the political tempests and
sels have longer life than constitutions
very large review vas witnessed yesterday In the
Champ de Mars General Chsngarn Ter visited In that
immense ground, four brig.d-- Of our army, nov In
g.frson either In Paris or ct ST. Germain and YER
ssiles The two brirades Of cavalry, under the
msnd OF Generals de Grouchy and gsy b-l, adorded .
sp.nd aid sight The r-gmeut Of c.rubinisr. With their
gold ouirasssr and helmets attracted principsiy the
admiration OF the assembly II .psctstors The two
brissdss Of infantry commanded BY Generals Julien
sspect elected the warmcst acclsmstions The Rspub-
lcsn Guard, regiment OF the line and two batteries
of artillery, we're aiso on the spot
eince the departure Of tho great Duches Of Baden,
the toiree OF the flysee- National have lost much
charm pevsrthele. politically speAkins. they are
very much fequs nfed, and they oner very curious
d sd 10 tnose Who do not there to dance and
tshe supper but % observe the leader Of govern
mint ard the oourtiers OF the President I Intend
going there this evening. aud will toll ron, hope,
many interesting details in my Prince Louis Ne
poson cent me Invitation which will be attended
and ~ill q We you the particulars Of the Eiysce
visitsd yesterday morning the most elegant hotel
ever built in Paris II has been erected BY ths of
Mr. Mouton. of hev York, st Eue de Courcelles No.
35 The architecture, ornaments distribution Of the
building are really fsuitless; and doubt when Its
proprietor vii have finished and furnished lite Interior
With the most refined samplss Of Psrsiaa fashions
end upholstery, 10 will be Of the richest mansions
Of rsrs. Mr. Moutsn intends giving soiress and par
ties neat winter In bis palace aud, doubt, ss
sisted be vi be by his smIsbl. lady aud daughter,
be will b tbs lion ofthetovn" Thus Hall Columbia
/ I u sirg In favor OF it's American children.
The fthcp Rape, sccomp panied BY large number
of priests and sisters Of charity lths whole troupe
amounting 70 about forty persons s on the eve Of
trhing to the United States from vbich he has been
sb ent fer the last year Mr. Rape returns thither
with many presents and . large sum he has collected
l for the church In America
Among the most curious novelties arrived In Paris
may mention the famed gigantic hsving Panorama OF
the Missssippi River extend from the rsils OF ~
Abtbopy TO the Gulf Of Mexico, painted By r. smith,
end the Of being exhibited at the theatre In
Vaudeville. Place de ls Dourre The exhibition Of this
panorama, which four miles Of canvas and 70
Il really artisteal production. Of which the United