The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14


with bandeau Of velvet embroidered like the curtain,
and small bouquet 70 match that on the outside
black satin bonnet almost entirely COY ered with
scarf Of tulle bouillonne worked with chenille fast
ened 10 the bonnet by small brooches OF canoes and
chains Of Jet, with bouquet OF velvet nasnrums al
The side The same trimming " reproduced inside the
bonnet
bonnet OF royal blue velvet tho front covered
with number OF small bias folds; the crown quite pan
and straight curtain sumounted with wreath OF vel
vet leaves and medaions OF jet In the inside, leaves
and medatllons on bandeau OF velvet.
violet velvet bonnet, the crown quite plain and
trimmed with bouionne OF velvet Round tho front
and curtain which also quite plain wreath OF ohm
cha coored feathers with strings Of reps edged with
the same. The inside was trimmed with three canoes
OF jet and silver on n bandeau OF violet velvet
demiempr6bonnet OF blue gauze worked in silver;
the crown boullOnne, with very curtain In Two
pas ON the crown bonouct OF white feathers tipped
with silver and fastened under large silver brooch
Strings OF reps fastened by silver brooch and bandeau
OF blue velvet with the same ornaments.
We finish the description Of b0nnets for this month
with In the Marie Stuart stye made of royal velvet
and Brussels talle, both rose color. The edge was
tas, striped with silver An Empire curtain, which
was thrown point OF white blonde. At the left side
bouquet OF marabouts, tipped With silver Bandeau Of
Y, -s1s,s ris-:' ~ 1850
| The Prince and Princess OF Wales at
Liverpool.
The long expected visit Of the Prince and Princess Of
Wales to Liverpool took place the 3ls ult The royal
party reached knowsley Liverpool the seat Of the
Earl OF Derby, the previous evening: In Liverpool
great preparations had been made by tho corporation
and also by the general body Of the inhabitants
The whole route through the town was barricaded,
in expectation Of an immense OF people, and
the numbers certainly larger than could be
supposed The number Of flags and coors Of all nations
| displayed immense The visit nominally only
private one, no state was observed the procession
merely consisted OF few mounted police to clear hhe
road and bring up the The Prince and Princess
seated In open carriage and appeared both very
satisfied with the warmth Of the ovation they received
| France.
Inc Opinion Rationale publishes correspondence from
Oran which states that the Algerian insurgents fifty
/
OF the Tell mountains.
| ship named the Clara, commanded by one Nicolo
Gennaro, and sailing under English coors was reported
to have landed large quantities Of and ammunition
purchased at Gibraltar for account of the insurgents
every two three weeks the coast OF Morocco near
the base OF the BenGuassen Mountains whence they
| were transported by caravan to the interior
II expected that at least French vessel owar
would be sent 10 watch the coast Of Morocco, as the
rebels evidently being furnished with supplies In
reduction of thirty million francs in the army and
navy estimates is said TO have been decided upon.
Count Bismark was expected to arrive in Paris in the
Italy.
The elections in Italy had boon completed and the
| turns showed a large majority for the government
Among the elected the Chamber OF Deputies
Rcaso, Garbaldi Bxio and Ratazzi and other ceebri
| ties.
I Rome.
General Kauzler had been appointed Minister OF War
in the place of NJ De Merode who, IL officially
nounced had been relieved Of his functions account
| Of bad health
Two French frgates had arrived Cvita veccha for
the purpose Of embarking portion Of the French army
now in the Roman States This commences the evacua
ton. The Mexican delegation had left Rome
! Austria.
| The government had issued official intmson.
which indicates nxed resolution TO adopt far pos
| sibe, n free trade policy.
| Germany.
Bavaria, Saxony and Hesse Darmsadt had agreed TO
propose in the Federal Diet that the Holsten estates
should be convoked that scheswig should be incorpo
rated with Germany, and that the costs or the federal
| execution in the Duches and Danish war should be
| borne by the confederation.
The general meeting the National vercn took place
at Frankfort the 10Th ult, when the following
lutons OF the committee in reference TO the political
organization Of Germany and the solution Of the Schles
wig Hostein question were agreed to by large ma
| jority -
gramme that Germany should be constituted federal
fcrred Prussia upon condition that such transfer be
sanctioned by parliament representing the whole Ger
.Second-The National verein declares that the SET
| Element OF the Schleswig HostciD question be
Duches, the free exercise Of which can he limited by
the common interests of Germany. II was further
solved that should German central authority not be-
formed, Prussia alone could enectually defend the
| northern frontiers OF Germany. In conclusion the
National vercin resolved that the convocaton OF the
Scheswg Holsten estates could no longer be delayed
| spain.
| Adviccs from Madrid state that spain had informed
| getic measures To put an end To the slave trade
The cholera decreasing in Madrid and Seville;
In Portugal fresh cases had occurred nj Oporio
| Greece.
| Tho Ministry, having been defeated on question Of
| confidence resigned. NJ Bulgaris, having been
| moned by the King to form new Ministry, declared
that he could only accept the task condition Count
| Sponneck should quit Greece. The King refused this
condition, stating that Count Spopncck hold official
| position. NJ. Buigaris thereupon declined
/ south America.
| THIS newe Of the surrender Of uruguayaDa already
| announced In the HERALD, In confirmed.
The London Times says the progress OF the is more
satisfactory than had been expected, considering the
| bravery OF the Paragraphs The OF uncondi-
tiona surrender IL especially important and ookIng
the previous advantages gained by the allies strong
expectation may be entertained that IL will virtually
| terminate the contest
The Brazilian mail has reached Lisbon, with the fol.
| lowing dates:-
i RIO DE JasEIRo, Oct 10, 1865.
| Exchange 25H 25h. Coffee good hrsts, 900 400
rcs Shipments last mail Cd 1853 bags sales 90 600
bags Stock 10000 bags. Freights, 35c a 42kc
| BAHIA, Oct 15 1865.
Exchange 20. 20 Cotton 10000 l6T5O0
l PERSAmBuco. Oct Is, 1865.
Exchange 201s. sopar--whItcs $1,000 4nl00
| Ship duncan, Dunbar wrecked No lives lost.
/ BuENos AyREs, Sept 20, 1865
| Exchange 40 n 4oh Wet saitcd hides inactive: dry
| American "a; more active Wool unchanged. Flour
| No stock
l Atgiers.
i The Bey Of Tnnis has granted general amnesty 10
ali persons implicated In the late revolution Other
Of cemency and progress have been proposed
| TO the Bey.
l Turkey.
Advices from Constantinope state that new commits
eioner has been appointed To investigate the physical
Of the empire with view 10 their develop
l ment
| amounted 10 nearly GO o00, 600 sterling