The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

Add 70 these the arrivals at other houses and NE grand
total for yesterday cold cloudy Aod very uoavorAole
day. probably not less than three hundred and fifty
Upon the whole, the present season will perhaps BE-
good for The hotels - the last.
stoecke Russian Minister lie Oompts de Trelhsrd Sec
Rotary French legation two attaches o. the Spanish
Legation; Hon. Francis Granger; Hon. Mr. Conrad.
Louisiana, Secretary Of War Governor seymour and
Others, including quite sprintling Of the dark eyed
bidaigoe, senors and senoritas Of "the faithful
Island Of Cubsn should Mr.. Buchanan succeed 10 the
annexation of "the flower Of the gulfn and should her
PEOPLE be czeniscd afer TIE fashion OF General Kcsrny
with the astonshed natives OF New Mex'co-thst 10 IN
say, town fun ct time, BY proclamation from some
housetop overlooking one pszs-the vsiters from Cuba
to summer resorts would doubtless be increased
TO es and hundreds instead Of tens and twentes ber
ally scattering their money from New York all the way
round by the lakes, Niagara, the s. lawrence, Lake
Sh.mp:in Lake George, tie White Mountains sars'Ogs
will make, what they Designate this voyage a tour du
monde
when we were here several years ago. the fashion
Of full dress for dnucr much the rage that 70
appreciatve philosopher, old "bachy" sold hubby"
the vsble array Of the charms OF the ladies was perfect
ly dazzling TO behold. But what change has come
these spris OF our dreams q that day II may DO the
"inclcmcncy Of the weather. or may DO owing 70 the
ing or perhaps We may charge this wonderful revolution
10 the financial revuson OF 1851 perhaps 10 the latest
caprice Of the Empress Eugene or something Of snat sort
but Whatever the the fact most tust
instead Of toe hitherto liberal manifestations OF SNOWY
nerhs and shoulders the dnusr tables Of suatogs the
exhibition Of high necked dresses yesterday Al the
tne kind could be ct Quaker meeting II surprise
twas n damper-it wA problem ~ perpIexlng - the
square oftho circle had the look o. CONSPIRACY, this
remarkable spectacle OF several hundred fashionable
ladies dinner, all butored up close the chin the
Marine corps Of Governcrs lslsrd.
Now, IN the ABSTRACT your we'll Tod masron s entirely
right IN sdherng invariably 70 the high neck system but
when he- beautiful daughters adopt ncr fashion, 1d de-
painfully deprive OF any visible idea OF their
quisi.e pcrieoiiops, except their eyes and noses,
We must be frank enough 10 say that
slider q malicious Hbfidgement OF consttu-
tiups rights Wholly unpreps-ed for this Quaker
meeting at iinuer, thought that, perhaps, In
the ball room might be favored with something
IN sccordsncs With seventy Eve years IDEAS (od
man remember OF full dress; bu, al the evenings mop
the states at the Ubon, at Congress Hs, tue
raid adhesion sect of the old Purts1s
the oroer OF the night We charge manly 70 the Yea
lher-for oaat be the fashion; and ne are awaiting
snxiJusy for clear day aoc hot SUI, In the hope thu.
that s settle the question against the oiakcr aud the
puritans
Finally for the present let be unierstooi that Sara
pleasure and nvsfs Who baleve In the virtues of
Congress wsier the invalid mad bsttsr drink at home
twenty ave cents bott " he must have "; for
thing bu, good constitution stand tho campaign at
Sarslog., for ;orsn ghf aud tue "sck man here
must indeed be nvaid philosopher 10 resist the
temptations r. the gsy world around him. As young,
ipseuuors damsel observed this morning, lord bees
your Innocent soul We don't come mere ss 10 q water
curef we did would 80 To the ws,er cure down The
street and he wrapped IN get sheets half The day, and
live bread and congress wafer; bat that's al
nonsense--we come here for fun snd--well, you may
guess the cstN