The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

in the tonnage employed.
The sailing vessels mat entered from abroad were LAT
British ships, measuring tons and 30 9ss foreign
shpe, measuring 679 tons total of 81 1856 SAILING
vessels, and 9.l97 1881 toos.
Paris Fashions for July.
from Galignanis Messenger, July Ia
Light summer toilets eDgross all the attention. and there
great run Of white, by far the preest wear for this
melting period Of the year. What, instance cooler
or nnore1hafmonious han white robe.
fashionable costume consists Of three distinct paris.
eether separately. The skirt 10 Of white muslin, and
there are tSo ounces and two large boulous, and t~o
founces and two bouilons again. Ia the hem OF the
ounces s blue, pink green ribbon and much wider
underneath the bouonS. The corsage low,
lined With slk the color OF the ribbon and pettcoat Of
the Same SILK 10 worn with the skirt The sleeves reach
ing to the middle Of the arm, have two ounces and four
bouillons carried nearly up to the shoulder At the
hind, and the dress rs preferred high the shoulders
can be covered with hshu composed Of hounces
and bOullone, and drawn At the throat with ribbon.
For outdoors this toilet 10 completed by mantle trimmed
TO match the krt and cut round at the back hoo wed
out to admit the arms and very long and square before
II is the length and voumnousness Of this mantle which
distinguish from all that have been hitherto, and
is paronized by thoae ladies who are always on the
watch for new and ST. king changes.
For morning there is nothing TO equal clear mug
lin coored or figured made with loose jacket or full bod
Of muslin the ends Of which rounded and edged with
aguipure.
Fashion bonness IL nearly stand still and cur ar
lists for the time being have ceased racKing their brans
for novelties. Tho newest thing We can mention
is bonnet made OF hne black hair embroidered with
bustercups in siken straw. The ribbon used for
the trimming has black ground, and the howers
at the side entirely black vita jet centres Toe effect
OF this combination IL very original ana has the advan'
The heat is too great caps be worn in the house.
and hir place s PRETTY supplied by restless Of ak lace
wide ribbon goes all round and ter inmates Ia bow
one sde but In order 10 render this coure perfectly
graceful 1t should have something ike light hood At
the back II the reside is made Of gold or silver thread
in be worn in the ball room by young girls, and
Spanish aoorns finely worked serve 10 complete it, Fair
freshness and Is oppressively hot Elderly ladies' can
line them with thin silk, and those who have plenty of
hair have only to put flower side, and they
Ut once In possession Of char ming couture.
Incidents OF the War In italy.
letter from Verona in the Cologne Gazstte Of the Sd OF
July says-rhis place at present the centre Of a.
gsntc camp the like Of which has been the
plains Of Lombardo vene.a All the corps darmee Of the
and the barracks The baggage trains and the bvouacs
extend before all the gates the advanced full
men and horses Az 20 the troops OF CENTRE they
have established their provisional position between the
railway from Verona to Mantua and the adge AMI those
Of the left wing extend from Mantua 10 Ortesa along the
Lower Mincio and the Pc.
Another letter from Verona OF the same date In the
Press Of Vienna gives an unfavorabe ,ount Of the
of the garrison An extraordinary degree of hustle
prevails in this town. Long Ges Of vehicles pass night
and day through the streets The heat 10 tropcal and
the troops already feel the effects Of it, Typhus fever has
broken out in the hospitals, and q number of Of
dysenery have occurred The soldiers have
cod BATH as the Adge does not afford favorable place
established 1t is in contemplation to remove the head
quarters in VicenZa
The Austrian Correspondence states thathe Archduchess
Charlotte has found ed Of Trieste hospital for wounded
eodiers and we'd IL with income Of 20 900 orns
The building selected is the Necksr va occupied by
the commandment Of the marine. The Duchess intends
super intending the hospital in person. and the patients
will be attended by the sisters of charity.
General Isdmiraud, Of France according to accounts
from Italy, begins 70 walk little, AMI his wound
longer preeents any danger General Dieu is also re-
covering and Colonel Waubert de Genls, who
neousy reported among the killed, Is not severely
wounded
who passed through the Duchy fModena few days
SINCE that nothing changed there but the
flag; everything eise men and institutions, remain as
they were.
letter from Verona 70 Vienna says-Capsain Midmay
her Brtanc Mseatys military representative at the Aus
trian headquarters WHO'S appsreled in all the spendor
preston that C'0h, what fall there my country.
men') he was French officer. Captain Bakeley, the
uniform found safeguard in IT, having also Mario WY
eBcapad with his life through similar mistake. The pre-.
sent able correspondent Of that paper Mr. Crowe) has
shown considerable astuteness IN assuming the Austrian
uniform. He has been the victim OF similar mis-
takes But that expedient has also DANGERS which he
would soon find he were 10 fall into the hands Of the
French.
letter from the seat Of war in the London Post
saysAs for the preeent Tuecos Of the actual army may
they prcsen feature In modern warfare between
Europeans At Montebelo Pales.ro and Magenta, being
rot little to the of the Allies Report says that
at their first appearance the Croas panic struck
unaccustomed to to their wild shouts ana fautc gesticu
latops they presented TO the Teutonic tribes semi.
animal glare Of wild hyenss Their evil and bellicose
passions rceding but an am-"There is your foe and
they modly rush 10 extermiuate him. At the Brescia
hospitals several Of their wounded under the same
roof with disabled Croats found necessary sepa
rate them ignorant Of the laws of humanity with but
creet"a foe the less"-they sprang from the re-
srant Of doctor and NURSE and sanged their disabled
enemies Woe betde the populations where they are let
loose. Wild beasts are less TO be dreaded Even when
they landed at Genoa and still friendly ground
could only discriminate between Frenchman and foemsn
againet such determination becomes law.
The Milan correspondent Of the London Herald writes
The barbarous excuses Of the Austrian Urban will not be
erected the very spots chosen for tue preparation Of
the acts In question, will perpetual records OF
that undscr.miraing cruelty which has aroused the
near Desa, two men who, with child, were engaged In
stripping mulberry trees, seized aud shot in the
public cemetery in spite Of the earnest entreaes Of the
against act senseless and inhuman The follow
ing inscription has been placed the grave where the
remains Of these unhappy victims have been laid:-
Lucno were here assassnated on the 2sth MAY 1885, by
order Of Lieutenant Marshal Urban In his flight from
varese spd Como. Italian brethren, let the blood Of
these martyrs, shed by Austrian maignity remind you
that you have country and family TO defendp II is
furthermore proposed 70 rase by national subscription
Of Ave cents head, stone commemorative OF the savage
Urban also distinguished hmsef by shooting With his own
band man, who with infant in his arms was stand.
ing o. the door Of house in Como in order TO see tho ro-
treat Of the Austrian troops"
correspondent, writing from vaeggio on The 9Th Of
July saysThc heat for the last NO an has been ter
rhc 1t douby felt in thin village shut out from the
Mnco by the high hill CD which the castle is built aud
rons In afternoon the heat reached 30 Resumur or 81
Fahrenheit in the shade. The slightest exerton became