The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-08

six days, disagree London during this season
Of the year Despite this temperature whsh
Is and uncomfortable every hing which does
not ssssop that portion of society which Is fond
Of pleasure and to the exssnso and comfort Of whch
the old Roman adage prsa ciyeensss (good life and
pleasure) is sufficient Is busy engaged In getting up
parties and balls, OF all kinds and every week have
to register number OF sources, which less
brilliant; lot OF balr, which have had less
success but which oil have been sufficient to shake the
merry bells OF the Carnival The ball at the Hotel
| de Vile the first to giva the braale ba,,
and II has been followed by msoy other small ones,
| which will still continue for time to come.
Much talk is entertained about the grand bai to
| be given ct Prince Kellimaks the Turkish Ambas.
sador, which will take place before the esd of thu
month It Is well known that these parties are thu most
recherche Of Paris and ha, ths Princes i. ne plus a
IRA of BON ton, good taste, and refinement The Turkish
Ambassador and bis auiqble lady have bus DESIRE
which Is to render the entertainments offered TO their
friends the most amusing ever given TO any / am
tcld that the ete Of Prince Ksimsk Will surpaS any
| thng Of the kind in masniacsnce and brilliancy.
Tho chronicle of the monde fashionable is dull at this
moment and with the exception of ths of Mn.
Howard the better half of the present Chief tho State
there is nothing to be mentioned Relative to that lady
who made such sensation in Paris during the last
three years. may say that abe did not leave our city
accustoned to her splendid apartment Of the Rue dl
Cirque she felt much pleasure IN her rapid rides 20
tie Champs Elys6es ard Bos de Bouogne, chs was 50
fond OF Ja masq6s and private psrtie, that With
out regarding the devotion she fr her Iouin
she made sl possible Efforts to remain in Paris This
var not allowed and, without giving her any good
| sons, without showing that she bound
TO him, there came Into her hands order to quit
| Paris irstauter with her two children aud to
| tire, where she pleased either into Germany Eng
! land, America, or Sny other country In vain she
demanded the Of her exile there "tsorss
the subject. 1t only answeret that she must
leave, and having refused shc politely placed in
carriage which drove her to the railway aud thence to
| Belgium The Of this brutal behavior to q no
longer loved mistress is attributed the projected
raRe Of tie President with Of the prn Of
sweden and ia order not to have objection made
hs private life ne thought proper to GEE rid Of his evowi
Inistress Thue ended comedy Mrs Howard arrived
ut London Monday last and though enrassi at her
plefcnt position size bss oalled c side Louis Blanc
edru Rolin Caufsidcro ard other Touges who not
the re26G of Louis Napoeon ana assocatsa herself
their hatred asaet the Prince Psesldsntthe present
dsspCt of France. VI shall see what will happen from
\ that itnini1s plot Rcheiisu used 70 ssy ""hen
4 have the women against Ne are ioatn Does Louis
| Napoleon think that he is ia The same preiisanent!
very iHterestirg case related 20 10y an Au,e-
| riceu gentlemen who knew the part.es, who
ce1red IL the mater IL appears that fow days ago
dsst weeE) pEsiing ~ the dead houie Of piis, hs
was Induced by curiosity to look the marble tGstes
upos Nnicn .ie uen anu NoAneu hno bsVe pssn lou.a
eted sna nhVe re fesstyes aie exposed 70 TUE puac
gz IN order 10 be recognized hy friends before th"r
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