The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

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q people chat hronssd thers sst week 70 Wit
ness The uampha entry Of the Emperos FrAnch Joseph
while ths Austrian and Russian banners Nave oec$iy
n Carlsbad things look rather drsary ~ CopsrAgen
me more sensible part Of the nation Uurna with the
hss reoounccd eli hopes Of better futurc ana calls h.
self second Codrus. "hGht Eats q least grant me-
King said !hs other day 70 well knSTq ss
who ia as is q 1iSsns extract .s psssss. from
copeuhsgen lsttsr addressed 70 eur ocI gsnersi cor
The imperial authorities have published IN advertise.
ment concerning tho voluntary enlistment for the hexi
auxiliary corps. This corps VIII consist OF slx
thousand msn Tor the land and three hundred
for the navyhe land forces comprise three batsaons
besides artillery, miners and sappers and pioneers; the
enstmcni to begin the 18th Of June and TO be closed
seers receive bounty Of from twenty i've 70 ni.y
forms two pounds ten shillings % I'VE pounds Eng
s %nsS me pay No
According 70 . statement in q well informed French
paper tho Mexican auxiliary corps viii ultimately mus
French six thousand Ausrians and two thousand Bel.
gans. Tho latter, under Belgian colonel, are 70 be
regiments arc called Emperor Napoleon Ill.,, Empress
Eugenis Emperor OF Austria and Emperor Macmillan.
e ana WV oo % r,sss
placed under him. The dress Is adapted TO the ex
aences Of the climate and the countryA wooen jacket
ike those by sailors. the cartridge box hanging
from the belt panaloons with CATERS like the Zouayes
acd sombrero 10 cover the head This may be very
comfortable but hardly be very martial accoutre
mens There are, however great many people DESTROYS
Of following the Mexican banners, and still greater
number who wish to smsrass IN civil capacity
grants will be despatched from Trieste Tor Vera Cruz in
short time and no doubt VIII be followed by several
Others II Is quite sereotyped joke to tell any person
who complains Of bard times to 90 to Mexico
Biopdin the "king OF the tight rope, has commenced
series Of hts wonderful performances at place Of pub
lie resort called the New world and daily
immense crowd OF spectators Great az his Is
Would nave ave. oesn h g.sn'er mao ne VISITED
made hts appearance Mr.. Donate after making rich
harvest OF money has found an mitatorof course not
going she length OF amputapg one OF his legs, but simply
binding II up behind. Blondio will find none.
FashiO for July.
From the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine OF Fashion,
The plain high bodies those chiefly worn, and they
much more becoming than the basque habit, which
tracing from the natural OF the figure the high
bodies the contrary are made with the waist Shorter
buckle 10 arrive at the width the bottom Of the skirt
In combination with the narrowing OF tho upper the
bresdths IRE cut on the bus on one side only. TIE
bredhs should be cut round at the edge, the trains,
exrertipg especially for morning toilet least
fifteen to twenty four inches in length style
an immense variety In the pussementerie trimmings to
choose from, they look very pretty.
The basque habit Is sti struggling to maintain foot
Ing being patronzed by o. tho leading artistic and
fashion Settlers although the utter mp0seibty OF
making II look graceful Is more than even Partisan
artistic accomplish It Is Still worn BY OF the
leading fashonables
The bonnets are varying lt,e and tho chef real al.
mery and In some cases st so noticeable in the bon.
Of the past three seasons However, the bonpets Of
this present are ndsputaby pretty and GRACEFUL
two qualities not always 10 conjunction.
exceedingly pretty muslin or batiste de sole dress,
With small check q ous ornamensed WITH PLATED silk
the largest reaching 70 within about six inches Of the
edge This s edged with lace insertion, and, falling with
open ends. TO which fringe forms termination reaches
TO nearly tho bottom OF the skirt The body cut low In
point and front and osnaened with similar bias,
which IL black lace this bisis forming braces,
going over the shoulders. falling low tho skirt, and
being trimmed 20 match The Jockey sleeve prettiy
sfr 4, "n Ss sonnet ou vh Ds
tule, the crown covered with ivy leaves and
red fruit, tho interior trimmed With the came leaves
elegant DRESS composed pale blue poult do soe in each
BREADTH though not reaching Tho edge Of the Skirt three
present shes IN the centreof each metal button
The corsags formed Of Zounve French vest cut 70 the
falling OF ihs waist forming coat skirt with separate
tails, each falling back with peat and motai button.
n.soS with lace
mantle OF rich black silk, cut wi,ha kind Of basquns
in 'front.' like vest cap lace bohiud, and ornamentaon
OF rich psssementsro dress OF light gray tahetas,
with beautiful design VI mauve flowers, the edgDE OF
mauve taaeias, tho same color - the flowers. The
sleeve ornamented from top bottom with three stripes
OF msuve tafYe,as. Over the dress shawl OF manve
gage edged with llama lace having most graceful
effect rue bonnet in hsrmony with tbe dress and oom
posed Of tule and wbte rico straw the tue covered
with punches Of cicee lilac and white the bonnet with
out the curtain, bow Of No. IL ribbon being most o.
fectvey substituted the ribbon beng covered with rich
dress Of dark violet tsnstas. with open seams dis.
playing white lace, covering insertion Of white silk
edged on either side with quilting bow Of velvet holds
the regular Intervals the body plain and sleeves
sr dress q cair rrenadns with tasteful thinning
black lace and pae blue silk the lower part OF the skirt
Is made IN folds over this the upper portion cut IN
kes, and edged with OF black lace AID
bands OF pale blue elk; the corsage Is made TO cores
pond The sleeves, open to the elbow. are trimmed with
CORDS and tasse,s. aud match the skirt. For evening
the nshtest materials are In use there Is
great variety color plain black and white, the
graceful admixturc Of theec coors considered
dtainoas. What the soberness OF tho colorng Of tho
dresses may lack s amply compensated by the profuss
use o. ruchcs putting and d. floral ornaments
the crown formed OF bouiones. small plating r fri
Is used in lieu OF the curtain. and IS made rather low
down the neck not that the curtain 10 banished far
rom It. as may s DO seen on the bonnets Of some Of
the most admired for the perfection Of their attire
renus now much less being used botn for outside
and INSIDE than during the last MONTH small bunch
bonnet the quantity The inside just er ho fore
head leaving the cheeks without ornament further than
the long, dropping earrings, which allowed TO rest
large bows ing the lower portion Of the face
The fale excessively small and namented
with fringe jos having somewhat the predoninance The
round hats quite IN favor for almost all purposes
side travelling and al out door anusemepts does
eigny greatly az regards Tho ago Of the wearer II must
be admitted that they excessively useful For gene
raj ornaments butterfly variety sccms et carry
favor; wheat ears and rice straw pred with crystal 10
represent icce., also 10 10 great demand the ivy leaf.
too forms with the red fruits most pleasing ornament
10 both hat and bonnet 1he llama lace e becoming
Popular for shass and burnous u has not the beauty or
dspcness OF pattern OF the yak but 10 Of very nps
and useful nature and less extensive Isoe cloaks with
hoods have been mach pstronssd this season. but their
cost renders them rather scarce
Exceedingly graceful r.sntlcs made of white and
tho light grenadines ard bareces; when bound with
msuve pretty colorei sis, with the hood
mented TO correspond, thcy ok very charming There
IL scarcely thing In children drcssas tho pretty
and locking whits frock. With voumioous colored
silk sash, In e'iI usei than sny elaborate toist
save occasionally novelty afpears IN tho shape OF
trimming. The hats Tor cnilar~n mostly the rice