The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

Yct hestated about going to bed the previous night APP
bArently from nervousn 10, feeling that his time
would BIO better spnt IN devotion, and It was only after
much persuasion that he consented to about twelve
ol,ck He 81 pit well until i've, when he rose refreshed
and having taken cup OF coTe he calmly engaged IN
with the prison chaplain and two other cergymen
until he summoned TO meet Calcrat the hangmen
He conducted himself very firmly from this time Cal
had dlcuiy, by reason Of the culprits long
hair and beard In arranging the rope and cap wnicn was
drawn over the convict's head
Paris Fashions for August.
Among the Of bonnets invented by the inexhaus
tble ingenuity Of the Parsian modstes the chapeaux
empire for ceremonial purposes are inc adopted FAVOR
ties they are simply ornamented with Q swallow,
coibri birds wing placed upon corn or upon little
verdure gold and steel ornaments and spanees,
round black chapeaux white blue feathers and
yellow with black feathers are the most disn-
An agreeable innovation is the general adoption Of
white, blue or green ganze wells for all descriptions OF
SIDE 50 as to draps gracefully, and turned over
bonnet when desired TO be removed while in CONVEX
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yard long, worn with much advantage particularly by
waking Dress.-Plain slate colored foulard robe.
Blue silk casque open at the sides and trimmed round
tho edge and on the corsage with black passementerie
The small and simple bonnet in blue Grape, rouched
| but without any other ornament
Morning Dress-Nsnkeen colored taffeta robe orna-
mentsd over the and round the bottom Of the
skirt with black silk pinked ruching; the corsage
basqre Is trimmed over the seams In corresponding
manner Rice chip bonnet ornsmented with black lace
Dress for the seasds-rhe whole Of this toilet is in
Hight %a. xas The he s; s ~. sSDe aP
capucih scarf, 10 also trimmed with blue silk cording.
Pale coored parasol with carved wooden handle.
Dress for Little Boy.-AA this costume 10 in gray
jean the long vest and the trOwsers being ornamented
fastened with coral buttons The oravat and the
the black Derby hat both in scarlet
| silk.
| France.
/ A.
tring in the cash hand Of $50 900 francs
The Bourse was nat and dropping Rentes ON the 2Sth
The Paris Bourss was nrmer ON the 2sth. Rentes
closed 6T &c.
Spain.
UneaBnegg Still prevails in this country.
It was rumored In Madrid that magazine containing
forty thousand uniforms had been discovered by the pO
lice in the Basque provinces No official intelligence OF
such discovery has, however, been received here
| The CnvespondMcid de E'pdn0 says:-Some affect and
others really feel apprehension Of disturbance Of public
order In the Basque province We believe rumors Of this
kind to be exaggerated and almost unfounded In any
however, the country need not be alarmed since the
vigilance of the governmentaroused perhaps by the
current caumnes-woud suffice to instantly put down
any attempt at revolution.
Germany.
Wemsr despatch says II WAS officially stated that a
good prospect exists Of meeting between the
Of Austria Prussia, Bavaria and saxony at salzburg
Austria.
Both Houses Of the Reichsrath closed the 9th
Of July by speech read by the Archduke Ludwig Vic
tor He returned thanks In the namo OF the Emperor
the important labors Of the Rechsrath for the ad
vancement of commerce and regards the political sit
| uation he spoke follows
The Of European peace which hes always
been the aim 0fthe Emperors government will continue
to be the object Of It's earnest endesvor.
The Emperor, in conjunction with his illustnous ally
the King OF Prussia, will strive to conduct the Schles
terests entire Germany with position Of Austr.
In tile Germanic Confederation The speech concluded
mar n q eYn
hope that there would be fam tie Of union be
tween all the people Of the empire
1t is denied that Austria had made overtures 70 thu
Emperor Napoleon expressive Of an intention to recog
nze the Kingdom OF Italy
/. Tho schlesyv fg.HOlstein Question.
In the Federal Diet az Frankfort the eth Bavaria
axony and Hesse Darmssd brought forward the follow
| ing notion
Fnst-That the Austrian and Prussian governments b
asked what they have DONE or intend to do thu
defnve settlement or the Schleswig Holstcn question
and whether they propose TO call together for coopera
ton representatives selected by tho free Of h
Sscnd-That Austria and Prussia be requested TO brn,
about tho incorporation Of Schleswg with the German
7Aird-That in the event Of the latter request being
granted the Federal Diet should declare its readiness q
federal execution in Hostein and portion OF
the Scheswig war expenses. The motion referred
without discussion, to the Committee Holstein AZ
| fairs.
Egypt.
Tho abatement Of the cholera Al Alexandra Is
nrmed There had been in all only two deaths in the
American community, viz:-Mrs Lansing, wife OF the
Rev 0uilian Lansing, American missionary At Cairo and
Mr. W. @. Pangelaki naturaized citizen, Ut Alexandria.
Turkey.
Cholera continued 70 spread In Constantnople. Ths
daily average Of deaths was forty-hve.
Commereial Intelligence.
LvERPooL, July 29-Evenng
Co1ToN.-Sales to-day SEQ bales, market closing dull
with downward tendency. Sales to Spectators aud
exporters ], 900 bales.
BRHApsTUFYs quiet but steady.
PRounoSs steady.
LARD holders demanded advance.
Il LONDON, July 20, 1886.
Consols cox eek for money. United States Ave.
twentfes COX. Illinois Central shares so]< 81 Eric
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Some Cuban concessionists who still believe u the
honor and good faith Of the Spanish dons hsvs sent
vote Of thanks to Marshal senano asking him TO use
his good oces her Majesty order TO obtain some
reforms In behalf Of her richest colony among others
the gradual abolition Of slavery. But the spanard who
rssdein the island and who be blind the signs
Of the tims. have immediately sent committee, com.
posed Of Spanish slave traders plead against any social
or political change intended 10 DO introduced in the
colony chiefly in its present system Of labor The petition
OF the Old fogy Spanish party IL based the false
ground that said reforms unnecessary and contrary
to tho general will Of her Majestys colonial subjects
But the paramount feature that distinguishes the
Spanards scheme 10 the of 1--WE hundred tho,,aa nd