The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

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Anq,et her soul. There 10 Just y
,ssen. among he bali gtvers
Ne. 1sedswdle 10 dying 70 sra - -. ~ ~.
Isshnyer has toased up -,,h tn 49,.
sen ;'tbsir days are " n. ,,.-..s,- -
oy ihroushou. my .syn sn.mrsr - -. 49, ~.
o~ve' W ~ -nOre business IKE fashioa me Hon
iFs No'on w have brsakfass n i've o,s,oeh. ana
la"'a"' ~. be given BY Lady 0uasapsr, vhils the
''shssA Of Backssairs will give the bali Bat ,Ah
.ivision Of labor he Parsiaas have not ar
nss'. a. They are sun sinple enough, and think
vs DAY too garnh for Aispatoa, and that he night
shoad DO sfs 70 the enjoyment Of IL prescription mystic
rks 30, - aaid before, there absolute strife and
rivalry betwns the voauptueos caterer and the voupary
The cspsbey Of imbibns the most luscious drinks
cessaSiy limited the gay crowd must ind some resting
spot Tor the coles Of it's feet More than three OF four par
ties Of night Is not easy 70 scoonptshso there moth
Ing for but to follow Ars HighHyers pan and toss up
FOR the pas with half other ladies Of long purses
spacious salons and beDRAaat syDpathies
Mrs. spicer American lady, has attained oonsidcra
bic authority minor bali gvers by he formidable
she developes In respect Of the snews Of wAr
"Hang the expense, she chivahousy ezclains "Ihsvs
not orossed the Atlantic for nothing" the choicest
flowers the best music the most soul stirring shApagne,
the Ioveest patss de toie oyas d dsadoas QUA x6es,
gorgeous lights and spacious halls, cAA win
the famous chivary Of France and her fairest daes
with goodly nelanse 1t Saxon admirers, l give
. carte NaRcAs-recken upon one pow tosjosws and
have no hesitation in saying that Mrs. spioer despite
III natnred remarks about The homey nature of her
early life, is . apeclal favorNA Then there Is Mrs.
Longuevic Clarke, an Engish lady, who gives 10000
francs per annum for unfurnshed apartment In the
new quarter which ID now sprnsng up around the Arc
DO PEtotle. Her husband-who cares for Husbands In
Parisf-s barTster In the Indian civil Service She her.
sen said 70 rejoice In flow Of Hebrew blood and TO be
connection Of the Rothschds. Well while her husband
upholds the honor of the family in the far East Mrs.
quet and bali take place her roof in such rapid suc
oesson that even the Baroness Weld, lady whose first
peaSs1 n s 90 n with
Wmterborem, according 70 the fashion Of the English
ssr rss retains her title" Is obliged 70
d. ~onde and sue for = place in The
charmed circle CT her rival Ono hears Of nothing but
her OF o0e sses % seem
all Paris Of al that is refined beautiful wealthy or NOBLE
and convey them 70 the sa'o Of impatient hostess
weed ont all vulgar small fry who, whatever notice may
have been paid them in the beginning Of her career
ner CIVIC course 70 come betwxt Mrs
lent With Mrs Loneuevlle Clarke spiteiul people talk
scandal about her, and won't know her. Perhaps they
Of servity or hauteur whenever there is = Chance Of
obtaining good materials for her reception such As station
nn character rare Sesnsy &C. Mrs Longuevile Clarke
that operation peTforned-and bows and smiles and prof
fers her hospitality with charming humility But let some
has invited TO I'LL up AJAX permission to bring another
member Of her family, not specified ia the
csrfe viii are up oThWh three sss NE
deed, she tasd, Tn answer TO trembling request from
mother tina. she might bring second daughter; "tha
Is zoo much, think" turniog away from the cruehed
snpphsnt TO address some else. young gentleman
beng asked to dinner appeared at her house in black
handkerchief Mrs LOngueville Clarke felt defed and
just Is dinner was about 70 be announced informed
gentleman that he thought there was time 10 proceed TO
sis hotel and uake his toilette she should be happy
with the black crAvat about his bushes minus his din
ner But enough OF Mrs Longuevie Clarke The last we
diamond epAulsttes, with his vermillion checks and
bacKened eyebrows, not forgetting the smbfoeal wig
was siting at her ieet and with first of the
Queen Of England for her adorer, surely her ambition
must be satisfied.
The Empress, however, has notion OF not permitting
the Spicers the Lopguevie Ca1kes the Baroness Wlds
and such other well meaning people 10 have the
bau monde all TO themselves Her Majesty, the hotel
a.es up 70 the Champs Eysees for the reception Of her
mother, Madame de Aontio - about give fancy ball.
which to he the nonparei Of the season Carpenters
decorators ana builders are at work day and night
wings have been added to the hotel and additional
front, which have more than doubled s ordinary d.
meneions Every body running after every body mako
interest tor an invitations and the hopes, despair hatred
rvarly delight aad triumph that excited would
MI a volume All day long large caravans rolling
through the grand avenue Of the Champs Eysees
marked koHher de Ia Covonne. containing every
species OF palaal decoration for the coming f and a.
the sight antaizea the eyes Of the would benyited ali
sorts OF ingenious conrvances are brought TO bear MI
nheIs amoaseadors consus and their subordnateg are
worried to desth The poor Empress herself would glad
y dispense with numbers Of thoee who, from their pos
must be invited The very repetition Of their faces IL
perfectly weersorne she has been known TO ssy and
!nAs sne would gladly Ill up their places with newer at
trscuons-ntais uSla! ca %ye,st pas.
Report says that her Majesty 10 impcrsonase An oys
YER gr carrying on her arm the picturesque basket
which that snccuent bvave generally conveyed while
about her will be bevy Of 8sh girls carrying supplies 70
meet the anticipated numerous demands. But the
sSe ass they contain oyserss or sweetmeasss or
sufnce 1t TO cay that the Empress Is enchanted
With the work IN hand; that she allows herself
costumes 10 be assumed by her guests and is most
FERTILE in ingenious resources where difficulties prevail
Ine banquet is 70 be such a. Lucullus himself might have
desired in his last supper.
Heigh BIO! my pen has glbly about these little
matters that have left myself email space for subjects OF
more abiding interest But really the uncertain state
nf the political Market tho eternal see saw about the
Pope the Savoy and Nice questions the Cnabsis and
neutrality. are wsarisone 70 hear, from which
however, are very indefinite and unsatisfactory Trade
u literally IN state Of stagnacn The w.seet heads are
Iary puzzled and all men to iorebode q coming
storm.
generally reported that Lord oowley has more than
earnest solicitations OF Lord John RUSSELL who originally
appointed him IN 1852, inst after the grand cotlp dst
ne would co So Lord John minated, IL is reportec
that such resignation at the present moment would be
to breaking up Of the English ministry.
Ice accounts received IN Paris report of
he Conut de hoptemon and his brother being taken AZ
he same time with General Ortega the Carlisle rebellion
more iuckess capture Queen Isabella could hardly have
nsde Like the woif-to hold him unpleasant to let
I'm 80, equally So But il is said that though General
)rega was seen few moments before the refusal of the
rpops TO follow him. 10 be talking with uncovered head
certain persons in plain clothes the moment that event
cox those same ecpsed have not since
,een BEARD or The Count de Monteon and his brother
May DC presumed therefore among the CAPTURED
The Aonr Of this morning has decree Ia conseuuouce
y me Representation Of the Minister authorizing CON
o. msnuIacturers and others engaged in trade who
inh nave power 70 call before them persons IN the am
or Foreigners give evidence on the various duties
~ncn, iapDes TO the principle OF free trade NAV hs
evled with eqy on tho various articles of oommerce
The funeral OF General Deu took place yesterday Cen