The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Court Fashions in EngIand.
TH6 PRiNCEsa or wALEs' DRAWING ROOM

From the London Times Nay ISL 80,
BY command Of the Queen drawing room tine nfss
was held on saturday 81 james Palace, ey ber koy
Highness the Princess OF walo, behalf Of her ha!es
tks Hbiliy and seniry The presentations Of ladies'
upon this occasion exceeded i've hundred, ana py tne
Queens pleasure con- idered equivalent to presens
The Prince and Priueess Of Wales. attended By tho
Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting and escorted BY party
d Life Guards, arrived soon alter two O'Clock ~ ~
James Palace received by the Mistress OF tne
Robes and the Great Onsers Of state VI the Queens
The Princess OF Wales took her station In 'front.' Of ne
Shrone, accompanied by the Prince OF Wales ano INC
other members Of tho royal family. s.,. suI
Her Royal Higbness wore train Of rsch wnI.o s"s -
having deep trimming OF white crape ana wlea'1 "
white lilac and Honioa lace Tho pettcoat rcnS '''"
headdress Of the Princess formed Of diamond
tiara, fcathers and tulle veil.
The ornaments diamonds aud opals -, .,
The Prince OF Wales wore the uniform Of the Tenth
Hassars, Of which regiment his Royal Hishness Is
colonel
The Princess Louis Of Hesse wore train Of silver
moirc richly trimmed with pale violet velvet ana SILVER
bolion The pett coat Of white crystalline WIN ooa
sonnes Of white te covered with Irish point loopeo wn
velvet and silver TO match the train.
Tho headdress diam md tiara, tuc veil ornamentcd
with pearls and feathers.
Diamond neck lace, brooch and earrings
Tho Princess Mary OF Cambridge wore pctticoat OF
white trimmed with tue and bands Of lilac velvet,
covered with tunic OF Honiton laco lhe train Of hhsc
silver moire antique trimmed round with Honiton lace
Her Roy Highness' headdress was composed OF dia
dem Of diamonds mounted lilac velvet, feath ers and
silver tulle veiL
Necklace, somacher and earrings OF pearls and da.
monds.
Princess Clotilda Bonaparte In the
Prince Napo and tho Princess Clotiida arrived al
Alexandria the 9Th OF May but did mot land until The
c,pal French and italian residents who escorted them
Tho Palace where they were 70 remain two days before
lrceeedng on their Journey Inc following mornng, -
MED by his Exceency Nuba Pacha who on reaching tho
Ast court conded her Imperial Hlghnes 70 NINE Burg
- 49, rts.Ap In IA
Woncs apartments Slaves dressed In their handsomest
costumes 10 the sound OF music played
expressed desire 70 dine in Eastern styls, found
superb reast prepared for her The Princess remained
N the apartments considerable time, ana expressed
herself much pleased with the visit
Personal Intelligence.
P,see de IA so"aso sander Bfocs Bros Mo- 60 Rue DC ia
Chsusse d'Ann, and John Monroe and Co q, No. Rue
% "a Paix Paris, for tho week ending May % .Rchaid
wssr and party, Mr. and lir. Easafd lesyi,, john D.
Tacker Isaac BARLEY Nc snd Mr.. Charles H. Jucson,
8. g. Stone, W. s smith, Horace ~ Fuller. Mrs D. b.
Fuller, David Bunsm aud family J.nn u swi,t job, Ill.,
Miss White MISS c. r. whiie syracuse, N Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Rich and three sons Miss Townsend Water
wilson, Bnnalo II oondlet and wife. newark NJ j.; NJ
Heay H. s, Everett, Boston; Edward Gould Butum, Mrs.
Drexter Tant, james W. simonton, James Denman, san
Francisco, CAL; Edward T. Caswell. Providence Mr.
and Ms r. c Fox, Washington, d. c.. Francis W. Rice,
United States Consul AspnYal N. g.. VIM SIade, Unit
Cd States Consul Nice Mrs. w. Slade A. c. Rawson, Lod-
isvile, KY; II. w. Boardman. United states.
American travellers registered at American Agency
Gibraltar May l-wm. h. Talbot and lady, Boston Mass
Mr.. Smith OBrcn has been lately Pera for days
studying "Turkey and the iurks."
King Louis OF Bavaria, has passed the winter at
Nce returned 70 Munich last week for the naugur tion
q the statue which he had caused 10 be erected al his
own expense, 10 the pet scheler.
Prince dOettingen- Walerstein who has been for
than year past n prison for debt at Munch has been
Professionally liberty consequence Of the
III health. Tho Prince is seventytwo years Of age.
Queen Victoria 10 said 10 have just sent 70 N. Guzot
Royal Hghnsss tho Prince Consort French
lasion OF which work that gentleman had written pre-
face. This volume bound In white morocco, and upon
che ny Leaf the following words arc written In the Queens
10 Guixos in remembrance Of the best OF mon, and
With the expression Of gratitude for the sincere homage
which he has rendered 70 him, from his unfortunate
widow. VICTORIA H.
The Msdr,d Journals Of the ION Of Nay state that ths
Duke Of Tstuan (harshAll 0Donnen) ghad met with
accident on the preceding day. While riding near San
ldro hs horse came on It's kneos. and in rising threw
M head 20 r. . cut ho sas m snd in IN
q tne nearest houses the Marshal was able TO remouns
and rdo homo.
Tho Engish Bagdad expedition, q the head Of which
n Mr. s. MansAeld Commissioners IN eclndo, left Kurra
eheo India, the 10th Of Nay for Gwader the Mex
San coast Tho expedition comprises M hansneld, Mr..
Nax Melville, G. g.. ~. J. G. Moore, Colonel Tremen.
heere, r. T.; Chptain Wid6combe, Captain Schmidt,
U Il.
Bar. S' '''''' ''- - '''N '''' ''''' y ' ~
M Pope returned 70 Rome from hs tour 10 the pro-
vinoss Nay 20 He received enthusiastic ovation
throughout hi Journey. An immense crowd awaited him
aS the railway ermiuus His Holiness arrived at the Va
ecaA q nine O'Clock r. n