The New York herald., 1863-11-17

70 III rshwe are sick you we ssn Dc sn1niag with
you We would rather have ireland without goa the
Great Eastern aud few other big ships VIII call once 8
week Galway Queenstown. and take 900 Of you at
time to New York the proceeding would b thought
startling aud equvocal The Confederates would
and English Taxpayers go TOO would the priests too
would even our economists and philanthropists we
know OF party that would have right TO DO satsne1
except very few Irish proprietors, who are perfectly
sure that their land Is good for nothing but breeding
horses and grazing small cattle In a. end zoe suspect that
every Bvih interest toould be injured bN NncA course ere
q possible conceivaole But in matter Of fact this Is
just whdt zoe doing On ridiculous pretence OF Few
will be aiways anticipated I've are su5sdis,n0 big ship
put tso Galway and carry of, epery t'me in eject TO
,9ys.en country, e es.tsr p7 Of thousand Young and
the scale OF war the living freight or the Adriac Is
worth far than tho ships lately seized in the Mersey
70 the inoacuiabe results 10 this county-te England 70
Irola6d scif TO ths whole empire 70 It's domestic opera
who rejoice in this exodus. We wish II Godspeed; but
an the princplesof social and political philosophy
mus Be considered no'tune Grant that It cannot DC
helped grant that avorts or postp0nes somo immediate
annoyances grant that, as We really don't know what
to do with the people, they are welcome 70 take cse q
themselves and dispose OF themselves what way they
please but that s only the OF unmanagesbe som
which s msfortuno oven whom the cause Of our gri9
relieves us from further anxees Who will not repr0ack
himself when thisis the conclusion OF . long embarrsss
menr 1--WE have not beea able 70 manage this child d
ours II is betakng itself 70 America VOL we shst
and spsthctic should in dull way. be all tho morc
comfortable for it but IL retain youthrd
sympathies.
FasklOns for Novcmber.
from che London Ind Paris Ladies' Magazine Of Fashion,
Piads Of every yis the fashion this season plain
materials being little worn, except for dresses OF demi
Ss % sa SnSss so II sscy
large check plaid yelvet Green ls tho fashionable col
er. X4.rk full eulsfald eresn q thin cloth y us@
The other vSb .. Vol violet. .0Ss ves. and sleeve.
The form OF bodies varies but tle many viii be with
es sPS the: b ws
with those hstng Wastsoais and Figaro Jackets and ps
.Souisrd oonrnto 10 fAshon ~se.her the more eegaa
ones Tor dress fdr Voung ladies' or for morning toio
which made Id particular STYLE without division
or nsss atths Yats the width necessary to the skirt
rucbe encrciss the shoulders in square form. and
simp.e cord round tho waist.
syio Of dress worn .ast winter - iksy 70 US con
other half deep nounce Of darker shade headed BY
ruche or plisse OF thin material with the nounces
There great tendency lower the front OF bonnets
medium form betwcen the high front and the Mario
Stuart s likely 70 be worn. Velvet flowers will be very
Many drawn espotes arc partly plaid taet,s and partly
sso Of p
drawn and partly plaid with neuds Of plaid velvet.
Round hats Of black velvet With black and white fea
" ySuNe Pe'oouo, sAoy eo ~o~ 1~"sS0 VI
The outdoor toilets mos in Mvor are cloth paletcts,
checked roondes and casques Of velvet for richer toe
Scarves Of velvet trimmed with guiDure Chanty,
well shaws and maneles OF Chintilly Feathers will
be M IN ana w os s an
OF cachemire aetas fancy material should be the
color OF tho dress but pads also worn either long
square.
Checks very fashionable for camals also green
cloth dark emerald tint, Of which paetots also
made, as well as OF snuff color.
Colored undorsbrts continue TO be worn, many having
q band or futng OF plaid.
Stocking also colored, matching tho dress.
@fr fFrom Ie Follet, O. Paris
whth, terminal on OF the no tParls the round
chape Francois Premier Henri Quatre, &C., are now
almost abandoned aud the bonnes announced in our last
have ,de their appearance at the modNes who influence
the tne OF the Partisan fashions The capeux In ques
ton advance a little moro 10 front than hitherto
their chief beauty lies in the elegance OF their
composition. Ono variety IL composed OF light satin,
n o g.. s
rich n appearance as are also another series In amethyst
colored velvet ornamsned with dark bows and strings
and feathers OF which two different c0l0rs often
worn together N..
For the remaining days Of autumn the CANAL s The
% are much in favor But this matsriai is not at s Dc
rgueur and the stuff employed may be OF the Same de-
scription .s that Of the roos considerable number
among which may be mentioned the Caprice, the ln-
croyabc: the speranza, the Guize and the Danilo
The affection OF the fair Parsennes for Scotch patterns
has abated In the least aud pads or all the clans
known met with At every turn. Pout dc solo
sais cloth eoossas ribbons ecossais plush and
stockings and socks ecossas are donned with ardor
that relects honor on the taste OF the Hghandsr Is
%goos :? make a. S IN Paris % without beng
Before proceeding with the explanations OF particu,
lar dresses may refer TO the upon muitlform,
Of which the shape and size be varied at win In
five different manners according 10 circumstances The
possibility % Of Lady Walking king ar I'M arm with gentle
compaisant jupon.
PRonKxADE DRESS roa A Yorxo LADY Robe Of iron.
gray ouard ornamented with green ribbons The sleeve
is small but somewhat open, and trimmed the cuff
with green ribbon. The canal iaof the
material as the dress and the trimmings 70 match Dark
chapeau position, edged with velvet and decorated with
large velvet bow and two feathers green and black
wAIKIxe DREss.-Sehtly training robe OF green MORO
tons down the front The principal Of this
tune Is the maneau Guse OF the most elegant OF the
cloak novelties just brought out by tho well known esab
shment in the Rue dc Richeeu II Is composed OF vel.
vet, with lace trimmings, and passenenterie ornament
0rnamened Gufsde with white nrd amethyst feathers,
aud inside with white flowers and amethyst foiage.
iiomE loLEr.-Rebe Of light gray monar, having on
the skirt futed nounce, trimmed with violet silk and
surmoupted by band of the material. The
vest is o. violet cloth ornancn,ed with black passe-
menerie trimmings. The wsiscoat Is composed OF
broidered insertion, the cuffs being but also
broifered lhe little collar rs likewise In embroidery
The neaddres consists merely OF violet resie with
small bouquet OF lowers or the same color
The Opersefm Paris.
Paris (0ct. 26) correspondence OF London Telegraph
Rossni Comes into Paris for the winter and
this, by natural transition, brings 10 the musical
world Bagier has given resh operas this week
At the itaens- Rsoetto, with Ia Grange, Meyrck La
bache Iee Sede and Niconi aud last night Lucia -
with La Grange az Lucia Frschin tenor new TO Paris
but bringing with him grand Italian and Spanish repu.
taton, as Edsardo and More also here, Ashton.
OF "Rigoleto merely wish TO cay that la Grange and
Nicolini took great pains and sang the music very
carefully, excepting when the Insisted on singing
some Of her mpossby high notes The duet IN the third
and the celebrated quartete in the fourth act really
treats Mad. Meyrick Labache admirably sustaining her
part in the latter and when the curtain fell
there were general marks OF satisfaction.
Last night was the da OF two singers, and popular
opera for the first time this ye1r so there good
house, though composed always the here
more OF spaniards, Italians and other foreigners than
natives The Ere nch, rule. do much care for
do they much undcrstaDcs-lialian music; and II
requires such air Bella nga, or the finale 70
"Luca," to rouse them their apathy. t Is quite
pleasant 10 be able 10 celebrate and do
20 to-day. Frsfchin is very finished singer, with
organ which not tremendous IL fully powerful enough
for the small theatre OF the talens he 10 musician
too and in this character 81 kfg ,rio at least good
actor. be well received Throughout but IL was not
iii the celebrated Maadeita that he fary gained over
his audience. he sang and acted that In way which,
70 nse tho words OF old Londoner who the next
stall 10 me- "remnded OF old times" This my friend