Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-17

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side resorts, bnt in tho bot ca pital, population
accustomed 20 tropical temperature would
sban, from A. n. to p. NJ, tla glare and
ifeat Of -cloudiess eizy and brilliant sun bat
rot 50 with our good PaFisiaas, aDd soi0urnine
prcvincials u fat Sc TefTaiekir; so the Taile-
ries gardens and the Bois de BQogne, al burn;
sBd dusty, from TIA effects Of two month
drougkt arc crowded with n1au1rces and n1ust7ns
and laees, snd the little ones scarcely clothed u
eli. We understand and symPathzs wisa the
l0itSre5s, who make the boulevarda gsy al
night, who l0il on uneasy chairs, before the
numerous cafes, slipping haif-iced ccif ., or the
national syTups, and iced water, or better stil,
consueajng The delicious snd various iees lately
introduced 70 the g0aTmsts by ths CSse Napol-
tais; bat how can We explain, though we may
admire, the perseverance, and endurance Of the
gay and good humofed crowd which nigbtly ili
he theaiers
II your fair readers sslI mo what Is tl.e lssf
issni0n, l viii tell thsm that the novelty the
most in vogue is the marvellous, aud everything
thas borders on the supernatural; lhs shape Of
bonHeis and the cut OF robes are subjects ihss
with all theif attractions, are cc.iBssd ia lsa
momerft in the interest aud curiosity excited by
tie theatrical Representations Glisd with spectral
separations AID ghost-Eke visions. Ike msHy
Vl our modes, roFad hats c,iaeliaes rE4 hi Eht
llued skirts included, les gpectres aTe an EagBsh
importati0a, and hsVes not gained By being
ErsHchifsd for the exhibitions at the Chatlsl
sre GaF inferior to the ghosts Of the PJiytechnie
in London. If We mSy believe the following
dialogue, les sPeetres are not conhned TO tbs
theateTs.
Mistress, opening suddenly the dsoF OF the
culinary department. Of hsr establishment, ex-
claims
what, Julie, again gendarmeln
"Oa 70, my mistress, it is onlY Hz spectre
TIE Psrisisn women, who pass the warm sss-
son at heir chatsauL, wear until dinner hour
muslia OF grensdins skirts, with the simple
sheuiss russo, made Of white muslin, with plsits
falling loosely over the skirts-in TACT, our
grau6mother's petticoat ard shoTt-gown, only
the chsmiss russo 'inssesd Of being plan isco-
net is fashioned with puiliaEs and valeBciennes
lacs; it is also sometimes made in white alapaca
in white fonlaTd, aud sven in white cashmere,
embroidered with c0rai-colored silk. Cham
berry gsgzss and grenadines are the vogue a.
present for dsEai toletts, and have tie adYsn:sge
over r1uslins or not requiriug washing, aud the
consequent ruinOusy-ezpensive getting up,
where Aounces are in question. The pTettiest
style ava the white aud mauve fTou the estsb-
lisLment q Ia SCaJieHs, No. 10, Tss dc Ia PAR.
These ti6sues are too light 30 admit of much
trimming around the skirt, aud yet some dscora-
ton is required to prevent the long skirt from
cliHging around the feet so the creative fae1des
Of our stylish mOdistes have invented an under
skirt Of white tarlstEae, which i5rms part Of tie
dress, and which is decorated around the bottom
with mauvs ribbon of the same shade IS ths
stripes eT boqueis forming ihs design on the white
ground of he gsuze robe. Tbs ribbon, three
inches wide, is box-plaited, with a heading
above are two rows Of narrower ribbon sewn
dat on the tsTletane at the distance OF three
inches between each row The effect of this
trimming, seen through ths transparent maEs o.
rial. IS very soft aud pretty Lace is the only
fsb-ic admissible for mauil5s during The heat
The looms OF Ni0lsTde 3 rue de ChsissuE pro-
duce sH infinite vsrety.of 81 sorts OF laees,
adapted for every style Of toilette ssd every
length Of purse. Tue Cambria aud Lama lis
sues of morning wear, aud his uaTivaled Brus-
sells, ChSutiily sRaWis, Yotontes, AVID CANALS
are the full-d-ess costume of the stits.
IMPORTANT CoNTRvANCE.-We witnessed,
on Thursday, the performance Of a very infpoT-
tsut invention Of Rev James Peeler, BY which
in short time, he conlIiFes 30 make pair Of
old worn out CARDS, card wool or cotton ss good
as Bew ones. Mr. p resets sAe teeth OF jhs old
cards by a means 50 simgle. and in s1ch short
time, that it IS really wonderful to those who
witness The operation that It was mot discovered
before. We UHdsrsta-.l tiIat fr. n las ahtsaal
patent for the invention, ard proposes 70 sell
The right of using it in counties or districts 0n
such terms AS will not prevent the pubic iT0m
reapiDg q large share Of the advantage. He
charges cUa 6ollzr to citizens fox needing a
psir Of csr3s--flty cents for soldiers families
who own slaves or ether pT0perjy-aud to the
poor, not able to pay, he msnds fer nothing. He
win not sell the patent to any one who win not
mend cards on the same terms.
We understand that citizens of several cCuu-
lies in cur Stale have agreed TO pay for meEding
the cards Of soldiers familiss aud hope these o.
other counties win follow 50 I5U1able Az exam
ple,- TaiLohasss FioTidiaH.
A SAD SHOOTING AFFIR.-A difficulty arose
last night about hslf-pasL seven O'Clock, at the
cigar store On the corner Of Broad aud Mctot0sh
streets, in which young man named DAde fred
q postol at Mr.. Htnsberger,. who stays ia the
store The bail did not isjUre Mr. Hans5ergsr,
bat hit soldier who happened to bs standing
Delore the door, wounding him seriously in the
neck Tee name Of the soldier was L. Skinner;
Of company C, l3.h Mississippi. He was taken
20 the hssgitsl where his wound YVES e1aminsd
and the surgeon, we learn, thinks he viii re-
cover No rspTosch whatever attached to Mr.
Skinner. He had, we learn, been invited to
take supper with McDAde and went with him TO
get some cigars, when dispute arose between
McDsde and HansbeTgsr, and Sunoer inter
posed in friendly way to stop the dispute,
when MeDade fred, missing HsnsbeTger, and
accidentally hitting Skinner as above stated.
McDsde had not been arrested up 70 our
latest intelligence last nighE.-Augnsta C0Esti-
tatiOzGtist.
THE WAY THE FEDERALs CARRIED FHE
KENTUCKY ELECTIoNs.-A gentleman, wh0
has recently arrived within our lines from Lou
igville, Ky, gives Us the following facts in ref
erenee 70 the. elections recently held in that
State;
10 Louisville, mp TO about noon, the friends Of
Wickhffe, the peace Democratic candidate were
having every thing thsir own way. His mejlrity
at that time was very large When the Federal
officer found out that LincolDs party would be
defeated unless the friends of ths South were
prevented from voting, be caused toe lattOr bC
be crested as fast as they came 20 The polls be-
fore they voted In this way soms siz iiuz, lrs7l
citizens were prevented irgu sayiuE who 'hey
would have 20 rude over them Iii5 Rsg
paTas' was also prEeiised in other sections q
the State. Il is no wonder thst the aboiti3nista
carried ihs day IN Kaniucky.-AagRsia Ci'0ai
Gle.
CAPT SEMMEs-An Eagi5h navy officer
who boarded the Alsszuas inssly near harIuIlaa,
gives very glowing account Of the splendid
entertainment be received from tue famous
pirate. Lis cabia is ornsmented with an inn
the wise call it--frcn the ships lie has captured
These be considers equivalent 10 scaips, IS
showing his victinE: He says "his only iaull
is too much gosd nature, The crew heaii
him with great respect, and call him Admiral
lie says that he often could have been brou2b
to sctIon by the Federal cruisers, but they hac
avoided him, and that il Was not bis game z
6ght vessels-of-wer, bHt 70 hsrrass cur cora
nerce. He says that he was very nearly hrine
into En English ganhoat, misiakiBg heT Tor
| Yankee ono, but fortunately discovered bis mis
lake iast in tine to prevent collision H'
1 treats ms female cspdves with The most ,'en
chanting courtesy" being quite Cla0d DuYal
/ iYaStss paper.
1 MORALS of NASHVILL's.-fhe nymphs Q
/ the Ilaho, having bssR turned away iroia th
/ inhospitable sheres of Louisville aud S,i.1cin
! natl, hzYe again settled u tne : teoek S1ly'
and viii proeesd az Of yaTs Stare IL pubtic, an
/ habsse guaicitiam pro pFeiio. military orae
admonishes these sinful damsels thai, on pre-