New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

Garry long sweeping tram OF u.oss . On nno nand
.ohrdv Ia evneeted 10 tresd on bosqnet lh one hah
synS sapSSsrcb,eS IN the other beside programmes
and what not at the same time 10 Love Iee use .t
for the necessary postuTns shI a1 snre felt III ar
in starched er,yas tight kds, new patent leather
hsots and a costume they wear hut seldom That onr
la1s we've able 10 perform gracefully and Continuously
az; d;fcn and delicate task beside attending to the
thousand and other attractions such as converse
tom jusn MiIisu Of exposition, intrigue &c Is the
highest compliment 20 their tat and mental iacules
indicating what prodiges they might become star'eu
N the right direction.
PROGRAMME or DANCING.
!, Grand March. s. Redowa and Gsop.
q Qaa6riue- .. Cnadrlle.
S:SS,,. S.iss / !. SssS. f.sslsn
q Gallon Is Galop and RedOws.
10 Qoadrile. IA Lanciers
j. Esdows and ealop. Is Is. Walt. Waltz. p..,
IL Lanciers ID Virginia Reel
REVELATIONS OF A BALLROOM
Ths imnressions of an nelperienced person upon
being ushered into such whirhne puIIine ouolou'
crush room may be imagined hut cannot De recorueo
sessd by my ai, escort iet su swayin9
70 and fro with some 500 others now backing now
advancing 10 young chit oppos,e, anu how asa,m a
elasping hands and twirling and wnrhng aoout no"
IN CURVES and tnen in straight lines, march, DOW
swing and so on for 20 minutes, when. with reeling
brain was relieved 10 find myself seated near win
dow with my eompamonabe niue oOuy ,oos sna ;utsr
piexing circles To her was indebted Tor some curl
eos Information dancing and dancers. Dancing Is
Agursuvey called the poetry OF motion. pnt NOBODY
anagine concludes that II is the only motion which has
poetry about it. But there are those who move through
Il O. they knew it prosy task, while others they
say hve dream and dote upon dancing, and whose
Heaven IL peopled with partners and wases cotllons
and masurkas The coup d'eA as remember, was op-
Vressively grand glitterDg and immodest began 10
reject upon the sweet rosy ana ra and
portons-a sitting Of mingled perfumes and e1-
Aslasions greeted my senses and 9uhd % mysci iuuss
anon the groves, the yi0lets and the lilies.
HABITUEs OF 1.-THE HOP
In the midst OF the magical scene OF vanity anu
vorhliness moved the Prince OF fashionable humDus
Leland with the air OF Mephisfopheies al te ieasl
sning and knitting his brow as If conscious that ms
empire was more and more tributary IMAM lhe
throned monaeh Of China. Gen. Blair and one or TWO
ether less noted MsjorGenerais we're receiving lne
continuous sautations not suspect without some un
deveoped purpose. There were demure OLD Dachelofs
with wigs dressed 10 hair; heavy set old husbands
and fathers who paronized the scene ior sWhie anu
lhen set for the night at fro mothers looking on
1t their progeny ready to improve each favorable con
Junction and 10 act upon sgnfeant hint others no
mingled in the motion to try 10 cheat themseiv and
spectators into the belefthatthey sill yOung wd
pws whose restless fans said plainly as language
pould 81 have got him." or Won't you Coner maid
sns fair that might al slight distance transix ones
case into stare but that they vanish In the throng
"A moment white then lost forever"
Artfu little tricksters decked out In borrowed plumes
and bodies for vital sustenance that they may creep
into the wedressed crowd suspectng that their
best ssrtoria triumph is disgraceful defeat.
THE UNDIsTINGUIsHABLE HERD.
After these come troopng long train Of unnotice-
sble and vulgarly rdressed people The volupnous
ytrAins start up again. There rushes in delicious
Whir across the hand in hand outstretched and
last clasped in ehers arms, the young French couple
Nile Passementine and her favorite dancing master.
She looks this were the supremest moment in life
and as If her bliss needed nothing to make il perfect
Her father 10 wine merchant in the city and s said tc
haye sold more wine twice over than he imported.
NeIt comes the bold.ookiug and robust Mr.. Cleo
uhA N a IN Qfntf k.,.@ -
shoulders She is fine form and is very elaboraely
dressed Who would imagine that she was forty. .oDe
Gage cannot wither her nor custom stale
Her infinite variety"
% the arm Of a wellknown railroad conductor rom
lake city. Both are married and both are flirting
without the knowledge OF then respective families
while the petition for divorce has not yet been filed
Here is Miss Lily White with her blapched face and
neck, in magnificent pink moire silk and low neck
There 10 Miss Montre ambes, with exquisitely filed
sDk embroidered stocking. Miss Hebe Poitrine. whose
bps naturally beautiful. tDctured with csrDation
Also Miss Mimosa Pamper. who, wrapping the heavy
lace scarf about her exposed charms herself at
fhe window hoping to targh the cold" and the heart
Broker dances Quadrille with young Werter the mag
anime contributor. Col. X Crawley waltzes with the
wife Of Capt George HOdpost who was killed before
Petersburg ever SO long ago. Mr.. Toots looking fur.
tively ct Miss Edith Brownfront. Also Miss Giraffe
with the horns Of hair and bust of the same whose
mother took in washing twenty-five years ago but who
looks IL the only exertion she could sustain was
sAe divine polka
TIE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
& Among thousand women, where all were looking
their best there were many that were handsome. The
dressing was in almost every excessive and indeed
lad great deal of sameness in it, When will fair
daughters learn cultivate natural charms Of person
2 tnstead Of manufacturing them by artifce little
originality would be refreshing also If any style in
robes hardressing prevails rush into il
with shocking uHsnimity without regard TO form,
feature complexion. or its natural grace. There
hair in powder In rolls, in curls in nets in rats,
riszed dyed plated and waved, but little Ia
There dresses 80 grand and stiff and costly TO
create wonder why they could not have been longer
St one end certainly There diamonds that IL has
made husbands and fathers groan to purchase
There is O very natural curiosity and speculation
% TO whom the prettiest women, and who is the
peer Of the beauties. For my part, saw dozen who
we're alsrmingly homely but In the flowing panorama
sf goOdooks ones critical faculties are dazed Several
Qfhem were too young and pretty for the fate reserved
kDr them.
All that. bright must fade
The highest, It'll the feetest;
All that's sweet wa. made
But to be lost when sweetest
TIE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
The secret might as well be told now The belle of
She occasion and the place is maid but q wife I
fear 70 trust myself with any description OF her appear
odesty to blush at her fame creature 40 fair 80
symmetrical SO near perfection did not think existed
ssve IN tne DOMAIN o. art OF fancy: She resembles
such canvas can portray, A straight faultless
nose rather oval face lips firm fine emf and decisive
form medium sized but IN exquisite pruuOrtfuu. ewes
gray and fascinating;
q The light of love, the purity Of grace
The mind, the music breathing from her face
The heart where sotness hsrnonze the wial
And oh that eye was In itself soulr
WHO rs sHEll
AsIsaw her once 0or she rarely goes abroaa\ ,
tng reeumbent in her chair, in nirnbus OF xhi,s
dyspery with her beautiful at her feet she ressn,
bled more one Of the cherubm than OF earth
Her soft auburn hair in simple wavelets, her fairy
fingers toying with girile. nothing could be more Je
vitching nothing more divine; and vet pale and