The New York herald., 1864-10-30
$40 Erencn senate.
SKETCHES or THE NEW SENATORS APpOISrED b,

SKETCHES or THE NEW SENATOR'S APp0iSrED By
tn NAroLEoN.
The Duko de nontebeO, born in 1901, Ia the son OF
Marshal Lanes uew peer al France in lsl5, but did
in that Ch,nber until after tbe revo.
mission to Copenhagen In 1888, and was twice Mnster
the ls OF April 1889, Of Foreign Affairs and the
9th OF May ls47 Of Marine He has been Ambassador
Sw,zcrand n, Nsples and lastly at Sc Petersburg. In
ls49 he represented the Department Of the Marine in the
Naticn~ Assembly.
NJ Ad Parrot entered diplomatic life under the reign OF
Louis Philippe. lie bad beeu Asion TO Eayt Con
sui at carhagena. Cansnl General IN Egypt Iinter a,
L,sbon Naples aud In Belgium aud lastly, Ambassador
ut Madrid.
Mgr D1bov. born on the 10th OF January lsls Is Que
Of tho most distinguished pupils OF the religious seminary
yan.res wsrc he afterw professor phiios
phv He was Vicar ~ ST. Dzier in 1899, chaplain to the
College Henri ". honorary canon OF Notrc Gams ana
accompanied Mgr s,bcnr TO Rome In 1864, and
named Apostolic Pro'ono,ary 6v the Pope. He a'tcr
wardr Archbshop o Nancy and then Archbishop
or arts ue n-s pubshedn "a great number o! very
markanse rxs oo theooey.
N. Drnviirrs Ia the ION o! The author or most OF
the university book, published under the minis
try OF de Fcntanes nbd 10 his youih him.
criticism d. Brinvisies IN part in the revolution of
July aid de-csnp 70 General Lafayette. he
nier sf the Order OF Adv ccs il is4s, rcpre~sntave
Tor tue SEINE ~ tac Sasr,na Assembly Councillor
Ssate alter the I'd e enter 1857 und lastly President
OF Section. lie = sixty five wears Of age
NJ. Godc!e born IN 1S0S-ea. notary, member or the
Couuc Grucra Of the Aeno since 1S40 aud
tive At The NGouai assembly. where he charged
present reports oans. the responsibility
OF gers OF iournas, aud tho revsio, or tue
c'nsii,s,on 20 vas afterwards Connection OF state ard
President o. sscc.ipn.
Cosnt de Ss :, reoeion after havrg fulfilled dTer.
ert dioomatic missions. tais year srencn Minister
Parliamentary AT fronkfnri.
NJ. dc Cnsprer before entering tho Court or Accounts
where he co,nc,l or lad bcen Director General cf
the Archives OF the Empire.
Count de Neuwerkerke barn IN 1Sii nativo OF Hol-
laud. is distinguished sculptor; his nam~ wss i->t
brought into notice by his ias'er i,oistm Wi,m the
facturn hs productions ba, been stree frequently
marked. lie Is men,ber o the Acsdemv OF the tsax
arts and 1870 nas bceu Director Gcuerai o. the
imperial Museums.
Revoiutton fn Ereach Fin sAton.
RID uAisaD LADIES ALpsE ADMIRED IN PA,Is-
ALL rHK IAD,Es OF FRENCH CAPITAL
C0toaiSG IHxin HAIR To DoUBrFU'. ''GDLpES'
HrE.
I:sris (oct icy corresaonaeacs of the london rcstl
taougttfui and inquirlag English iTiend COMM
away the rsces iss,t candsy obssrved-"a, verv
odn, pretty yodng iadies driving
basket carrases: bus siii more sranrc, how many
them have what snpps" We ipust roicly cal golden
h,iri' What s nature about that shs procucng 50
many reddish aaited beauties jus; - Mrs. ~
(wno very severe Deicg present, nduleei "a sigsi
icant rown nv frcn! the innocent husbaad OF the
sid lady. soerno silent parse ensncd, whcn Mrs ~.
broke eventually oy otssrvirs-"is " true that the
inperor lape, and BAT the Empress peaks
her husband What wonderful stories gei over from
think may say few words abost the singular irrc.
tce ct doing something, presume, chemical to the nu
man hair which turns certain dear ladies' natural aud
copplcxious into series Of uniorn bicnes
proacLrg what Yorkshire man would call "a rcd
haired isSsr Poets ana painteis We kaow prefer this
color. akpcrc, ane Tassu aad Goethe aud nil ths
Old Italian and -pnish painters, in Tor redssh lar
hair. al the ps, ~ the sunDy Sor;h hLr mat rblhr
b. instinct ais.up; the present o.y. lovely 1ausa
generally clntcned themselves with the tnt nage
slowed We have all read about the erod u patches aud
powGcr, and have the hair IN drawings nt deren
epochs civilized hist turned into overy vsbie
Concert from the elasticity oolntul, when the rngctJ
~ the back OF the head. 20 later diys, when
they buug corgscrow luxprilnce about the At
what period IN the WORLDS history did lady whose hair
naturally brown b ck deliberately 90 10 the sar
urise and request that crgs turn IL into ght rod
That IL what ladies' Of Paris arc now dong. IL Ia
the fashion yct morevondeiu things still are dDue to
make ladies beautiful. Masses OF hair, ever aug
meoog IN sze are stuck on where natures handiwors
ends. These bosses commenced with us odes'iy enough
they about the circumference OF soup plate. ks
much hnnded rancs Is paid tor o these hairy
decepons. which generally imprisoned IN network,
OCCASIONALLY studded with diamonds. and often half
circlcd broad golden comb. 10 you think inven
tion ends ncres Not bit OF IL ss .t
The front hair nest OF floral and other con-
ceits, reminding us OF an old poets lines
Her hair was rsicd IN many curious fret
Much like rich and curious coronet
Upon. whose arches twenty cuptds lay.
And then the tt hats with tious ieatnery con
cets. As frenchman ssd the other day-7rop dc che
e de chdpedu Wbat an elaborate get up ap
pears to he necessary invite the more delicate alec
lions OK the heart And how odd this codsuT viii look
when quarter OF century has passed away Do we not
ladies' dressed in the fashion Of the 6rsi empire
with waists under their arms, aud such comic bean
dress9 We almost marvel they married euch queer
figures and that consequently bougnl INTO tns
wicked world. Co aud the pale gingerbread WIG WITH
long plas descending the feet OF iiadame tarvabo,
ss Msrguer te IN Faust when PLAY al the Lyrlne)
Go and the doctor passonatcy runs apout tue
garden after that romantic oofenr us numpy treat
their influence. There will always no at least one rant
the world 20 lopg fashion exists. Az yomhfM m1s
PARIS now fats doWn and toorst,ts red hcir.