, 1864-11-09
THE REBEL RELIEF FIND
mBllEf.S TIA KING UP AN
ENG141sKi EGNT'kaRlJTaON
1he Crobs of st. George aud the Rebel
FlaE 1ntertVyfneu.

FIaE 1atertxvfneu.
from the London Herald. Oct 1o1
Yesterday, one OF the moet mavn;f;csn,
bazaars ever held IL the North of Enriani
wte held 1T the St, Georges Hajl. In sid ~
the .sonthern frlsonsrs' Relief Fuud,n Fo,
Lea.ly sl1 months the preparations have heen
IL I1ogrees, and during that time coutrIbn,
uens the most valuable have flowed in, from
~ tal1s IT. :,as 81 ne world" 30 numerous, Indeed
st ale tne s articles tars generously given. that
the difficulty has not bten to 'sdress'' ths
etalls, IN the technical sense Of the word. INIT
TO exhibit all that they contain, for bazaar
on so eumrtuous and vast scale as this one
soRatfed even In tie magnificent hall now
The stalls Of which there are ye]re nam.
ca after the Southern States, arc ranred do IN
the sides OF The hall, five on each side on3
me remaining two Il rm large central tent
from the apex Of which RISES triplet Of tr,.
co!ored Tags. ,TFtco'orld drape1y also roofs
M lhe stalls, ard It being Of bunltg, instead Of
| me crcinars glazed calico, gives a pecui,ar
eott 81 rich appsararce, ard te,rtfens the
tHecnEeEeFs OF the harmonious color con
tresta, The stalls are alternately son ire and
ociagorai 1a shape, The octagons having tent
or sI'trat roofs rising to point, and CANNED
WIN the Confederate flag, AMI the equarc
up gallery. Tie coante1s nr a.e all aI en2 ny
Greg with crimson cloth, and dsapsfT Of
valance Whieh runs round the ttp q taeh
sfa1l forms very graceful corn,ce. The
sa4ance ltseN Is e,aborately decorated with
a. e1ne marlin and prsttily desisued
tie tb' ton %'9 naro1, ana otae e;ntre' and above
runs from stall to stati. The @ paae1,,nns mme1 a4
ths bottom Of tie stalls are Of white dra6erT'
feliesed y otue, and the panels themselves
tre te hnt1e o,rnoea y Eoid besa!ng and auted At
e End n the Isiddle Of the floor, IL The auction
s!ano s. an octagona1ly' shaped platform, which
70 10 De at dret appropriated tor the Inrcer
aco beaEier articles. 1t too Is wrapped
comhima,, n cihmison, and bears ingenious-deslgned
snd have gold mouldinss, and the csnter ID
studded With white rosettes, The cent7ai
tent, TO which We have already refarred a.
tne largest, is also the most compl, t.: one
oa. osl, e = Il io'ms the Kentucky stall, presided
Eer, ard the Other half Of Ihe Tenneazee sta1l
At which the Lady II. Bsresfo.d Hope and
Mrs F. Hull preside. of' '0A
;, Various flags, Confederate and British ara
displayed throughout the hall, but thfse have
p9en eeltcted Nth }udlciousness and taste i
"nicn mas FATHER tended to subdue etfecxe. /
which probably would otherwise haye heen /
apparent. Thus, at the apex OF each Of the |
Dell Footed sectional octagon tents. ara small t
tHcolor of the Cenftderacy beine
- me center, and the Erglieh and French |
= nsgs ESQ., en- el5her Side Al the stall named
aano ;1l eide, TIE tag Of the ship Georgia is e.
6lbited, ard 1t may be interesting RI 1nentinn
hst this same stall is presided over by Wra
Bullock, the wife OF Captain Bullock: Of the
.t%Sns .t.',s I'M m.n-ofw The fronts Of ali the
b. airing the stars Of the Contsderacy , and thn,
motto, "Deo Tndieen
!, on entering the hall from the east lobhv.
Ihe hrst stall on the left hand Is *tVirginia'|
aeld by the Countess de Dampserre. ME-.
ratseson, and Mrs. II. G. Klipgender' Tha
sTeat attractions on the stall are nunher
It a1tisticalJ designed albums Of ths Con.
{ eos1ate Generals, bronze Of Mephisto.
'heies, and various small articles Of interest
NuItn carolina" IL the next ataDd IN a.
'e5, and It is presided over By Ms. Spence
nd .' Nh. +. Worthtngton. It il richly laden {
~ ,u ~ Gnina vases, and contains magnificent
"Sonth Carolina" the next stall. ia held .
? me Lady Mhasncltfe and Mrs. PrioIeau. !
contains chiefly small but rich}r-Wroupht .
rs1cles q 1eed1eRork, ecarfs. pictures, and !
askets .%s of elegant Workmanship. 6
ipe 9eofgla" stall is very finely decpra- |
- externally, but the interior is devoted +
bleny to baby linen, the only other artic]e q
'aped large clock. The ladies presi3line a. b
re; r - Bullock and hrs. Trapman, "
!ofida Is presided over by Mrs. Cassjn P
- ~ aLs' fatnck. It contains many yalua- q
{ ata e4eEHnt pieces OF workmanship in T.
olsstd, some e1quisise1y-Wroueht screen al
'solt" "ork, TWO basslbe:s, gill ottoman. :"
ic1&s. NA No "0o o1nes VI
The central sta11s "Kentuckv md Ii
,.t Spa9e probably be found the ~
~ ai not only from their position,
aso from the great variety of tier con, ~
lts. Kentucky" is kept By The LADY Vi D. lal
'ghton AID Mrs. G. ". Oliver. Amnn1 iTs da:
h1h1tlons Is q doll. house, I'VE feet eighf in. Of
~ y n1gn, VAloed at seventy pouuds,~ We ein
% ce Ehioh siSo 1hesy elegant silver centre u,
!. pnver. The design consisted Of tri. gel
q base, from which springs q ra1me|to eel
c, supporting the glass. At the base Of be
!. stsnl g is figure representing the Coufed. air
te states, draped In the flag Of the Con-. ian
efac5: and holding In her hands the en-. sec
ms Of 1a1th, hope and charity, On fhe to
efse ls bale Of cotton and the war fia5 the
tae Con}edefates. This ornament, WhIc6 ezn
peen Manufactured By lii. Mayer, Vii; cat
ahn,a pe ha cons1oe5ed one OF the finest In 1or M
!Ig BY collection whIch it contained Of inv
cies made By the Confederata prisoners sio'
Wsr., These are chiefly rings, brooches he,
baskets; but there is also violin. TIE 1
eAueesee Par! u LIE tent 18 kept bY the III
y M- Bertstord Hope and Mira: Hn11 Gus
e Is large aid apparently very valuable NIT
Is bedstead, picture Of The Holy Family the
'arian, box Of small busts Of Ieff+1any thB
is, sent by Lady Bereslord Hope. md der
e small sMies ornaments. wis
Atabama," the end tent On the western and
!, is devoted to some Of the mo5t fnfars that
ng and costly. articles Of the bazaar. sels
ong these ts clock representing the ca pea
tIal Of Alilan, in pearl she'll :f,he efa11 enel
contains rope.d9ncers, various other few
fee, leo1es of coins, pieces of needle Law
< zone OF these valued at thirty Ruineae}. imp
MODELS Of Wild Alabama flowers in Wax. thet
'ama Il Kept BY Mrs. Ma.colmsou and clos
FFatt- scru
le Mississippi" tent is Kept bY the that
ntess Of Chesterfield and Hon. Mrs. EU- iron
II contains many Of the most useful vest
! laa9uuoGs. a}u among which are rugs Of amt amt
an of Robem,oa 1fs also hero large col nn,s nnie
e care o. The tent named ssLouieiana" is 1ar t
aeo 10 lne care Of HRS. Brine, Mrs. T. 4faI
e, anu AIa hodeWald. This stall con- tney
FEIy handsome Indian cover from SEQ
da, single monkey stnfftd and connia Of at
lpuAGe ~ .a,9neu, miniature organ, 3 nun
oiiette ii 8' @No'e' aoo smaller articles for mcy
'exas'' is devoted to 5ewelry, statuettes lPati
~ sc1eens M5. M55.. &1q several richly Me
ocd. and Mrs- n Hess oenoou. hfs. ". deeir
erdarce. otosaAe 1aalee hesre
rkaneass ,, Mt, 1vhsch ,rx.~ ,,,,- ie an
J. Rtllink nreside h.s oiusm 4 ano Ietur
Florida several vnrv Moati o. tne with
some splendld Hma-saa sueo1o sufer Two
lean rabbit and verr ,ana.4a cueess, N lasco
let, together with haskaf. e.H cuHua Queel
Is otter sma11 artic1es ano "a4Il- King
Ing the mnrnIno fha denim
ly crowded thzt 1ncomnt;a was 50 lost
impossible. and fhe hnsinss.n hAs ~ Gated
e 91cee dinghy profitable to the relief w malel
me bazaar. continues opsu Tor three aSt