The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

ligfAer than they came. Many OF them actually
home baggage Free with even heir expenses paid
ncrease Of Victims Of misplaced cOadence IN luck
rumors constantly circulated tAat the bank Is
broke or has continued run of"bal luck " thougheve
ny the broken bank only serve to establish on
6rmer basis. True the Chambers 0, the States
of Germany have repeatedly talked about the ndal Of
the banks at the German watering pieces but II" repre-
sentatives of the people are not considered tdM
and know but little Of the wants of fashionable ETY.
is admitted all hands, by theprofessors poiil
cal economy m Berlin and Heidelberg that but e gu
watering places would be entirely destr ed, ana
that three Al least Of all the Inhabitants OF those
places would be obliged to make living by hard labor
Take away the game from BADEN, ed II will again be-
wilderness, instead OF bew,ering the fancy OF
young girls and respectable matroD and their 9alan
People cannot always make love- AMI is said that those
who are unucky at cards luckyat everything else
Without such a compensation, longsoourn in German
wartering place would be intoerabe
Baden is nevertheless little under the weather just
now having not only grown rdicuDusy expensive, but
also less agreeable in social point of view What has
heretofore rendered stay in Baden attractive was the
Free unresraned intercourse of agreeable peopet was
the reunion Of the democracy Of Tistocracy This has
much changed Of late, owing to pope who would sol
drink drive and do everything eS apart ana thereby
often occupy positions ridiculous than enviable
the ladies' for the purpose Of avoiding the or
men TO themselves have set up chb and make their
especial business to watch with moe than maternal care
the young entrusted to their keeping. They
teach them-a for the mems saks-not to speak dance
or ride with nay, not to low anybody but them
selves and by that means cultivate and refine their
tastes. l must admit that the hdies' paronesses
are all known for their high breeding and gentle
ness, aud that of them among the
prettiest and most bewitchng diorcfes OF all
Europe. With the charity of the grand monde, no
moral or intellectual qualifications ae, presume, re-
CURED for membership 1t is sufficient that lady, be
sides being rich noble, should eithe be nothing but
coquette what most sensible prefer coquette
at all But the ordinary class OF people who frequent
watering places do not appreciate this superior degree Of
rafn md uIu
amusement some more unpretendng spot where they can
throw of the restraints of town life and the classification
of rank, sufficiently offensive in large towns. Those
people begin to seek the baths Of Ems Of Carlsbad Ma
renbad Toptz schle Tegernsee snd the like, dispens
ing with both the clubs and the green table
This year there will be no grand chase d,cr ce1s, the
having already proved sufficiently expensive There
was however, an abundance Of concerts and plays by
French actors from Paris We shall also have some pr
vae thearicas The season, the whole bad one,
our own American countrymen ha ing principally shone
by their absence They seem to lave followed Taey-
rands advice and made That regret
seemed be the only thing here which came from the
heart for people in the world lavish in their
expenditures than American travellers. They seem 10
have all pockets full and to be determined to empty them
with both hands very fine California watch Of
fered me by a pawnbroker the othe day, a very low
price with the Of the State engraved the back and
those of the United States on the front II hunting
watch, which, after the framed OF all hi, loose
cash, pawned to keep up the rose. Strange nfatu.
alton The same pawnbroker also howed me number
of ladies' watches, diamonds, brooches necklaces brace.
lets, and-woud you believe it ?-wedding rings that
were not pawned by husbands Where the symbol Of
faith pghted at the altar, thus travels from hand TO
handwhere the return OF the pedr Of welded love de-
ponds the turn of card great strides have already
been made wards its forfeiture Women ought never
to gamble. Pope, the nasty fellow, aid Of women-
See how the world their veterans rewards
Ayouth of folly and an age of ards
folly is to follow Baden is NOTWITHSTANDING a
most delightful place, with bahny air and bcwchng
scenery ana there are also som' very excellent people
here who are not tempted by the designations
Of the place. but Ike bees suck honey while others ds
poison. These people form yer. charming society, and
enjoy themselves at little (ne lady was here nearly
the whole OF last summer, ranking all by BIRTH position
and accomplishments and yet the most retired in her
duc-the very pattern OF wife and mother ! This was
the Princess Of Prussia wife of r Regent of Prussia
mother IN law OF the present Grand Duke OF Baden, and
whose SON the future King Of Prussia married the Queen
OF EDgland's daughter. Her apartments here were 50
simple and plainly furnished that douO much whether
Of your Fifth avenue ladies could be persuaded 10
with them The number Of persons in her suite
nconsiderabe, and her toilet IL nothing dstn.
gushed from that OF every other respectable She
often walked out a.one, seldom had than two horses
in her carriage and was aablc and grcous to all with
whom desgnedly otherwise she in contact. II
her secrets known they would be found to consist
IN that Christian charity which would never let the left
hand know what the right docth One act only-a pub
lie one and therefore allowed to be meitioned-I will des
cribc exhibiting at the true wmanly character Of
tha,Prncess The reignng Grand Duke who married her
daughter, has son, year old and his birthday
the Princess OF Prussia, his grandmother. gave fee
The locality for that purpose was the charity school at
Iichtentha a village connected by beautiful drive with
the town OF Bacen and the guests we're the charity chill
dren, who, that occasion entertained by their
royal protectress Every species cake that could be
furnished by French, German Italian pasr yc66ks
laid embargo upon for that OCCASION, and several
wagon loads Of toys furnished for distribution
among the Little urchins. Toe Grind Duke and Grand
Duchess also invited together nth their little one,
year old. the hereditary Prince Baden. All came
and Joined in the love feast. When each child had re
ceived its toy aud cakes the Grand )ucal babe al
lowed TO play with them, and the hture Prince and his
future subjects mingled their peasus in merry pcas Of
laughter and delight The act needs comment. The
teb required no master OF ceremdics, and American
mothers will have 10 difficulty in apreciang the cha.
racier Of the woman that gave II.
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