The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-24

tanssa the oyey 'uDe, somewhat short, OF ans whiSs
cames hair, cut out n deep yandykss ~ round bos-
dsred with pearl grey gapng Gssbad! o. Tie s.ns
mother-of pearl buttons rhe only accessories were
pearl corded belt and white bu,,kle
Inc nat 70 DO worn with this ws Tudor faced with
have received many letters from lady correspondents
n s week VINO inquire II jackets casaques are moee
no exclusive q in the Jackets IN every shape ana
description are fashionable; some arc loose sons
.sIas Of bead. ana lace; The newest jacket s sos
I Ss s,m. ana s.n Or AZ, has NO seams unA
richly beaded st Their. ar. s.s . rsi:s ss: g:
loose everywhere but st the neck. Thsss are wos,
sheath mo sss; Sssg s !.
something else in. Our foureax mean those .srIsw
gored gowns in which our great sTandmoshsss
Is until Sos S.s g Tsy
gracefully without showing their knees and ali a.
s Sy ssns s ssf ssas Ss s
phine In foureau We not 70 have them 20 scsnty
the They look very slim :.
afraid It is pas towards the old fourreau and know
few who say y trai to have % think Of such thing
new bonnet i The Louis XVI Or ri.non. soms.hias
as ed p sss :n meant mot e .
ner'a Il looks when on, something like LambaiIs.
but It 10 higher and smaller
dress worn with them when the dress has decides
color, such q positive bue maize, green mauvs o.
used for trimming The chapeau bun Is granting groun1
The pou large full blown rose laid down fiat the
below the Chin; crystal fringe Ornaments the FROM
TuIle strings now edged with lace match.
Tudors not only trimmed with a velvet facing.
ornamented with wreaths which appear from bchna
above the top OF the vevot The strawberry BLOSSOM
elder flower and ccnvovulus this weeks favoriteG
do admire it 1t Ia made OF heavy colored gauze to
match the bonnet and is fastened the chignon
hind where II falls somewhat like a curtain whereas
it made of nothing but tulle should bs reconcsA
to II. admire snowy drapery that looks light and
cloudy round ladys shoulders but nothing heavy n
this hot weather
The Princess Of Essng wears enc OF these pink gauge
thick veis
made up with as little muslin as possible and as much
lace and insertion be cut in every pattern and de-
sign Inlaid squares diamonds, leaves. oil edged with
valencennes and guipure. The muslin is also pulled
with ribbons under Thus pun and deep work in
seron sewn on to vaenciennes insertion followed ~
another put. and SO on up to the middle Of the robe
They have deliberately fred worked trains which Il
Is pity to see drawn along gravel walks hey only
Ut for the boudoir, carriage and drawing room. Tho
newest parasos worked with and cyphe bat
on one quarter only; all the others plain.
The new bathing costumes are the cameo and mariner
Tho former IS made Of white woollen stuff and is COM
posed Of trousers and blouse with short seeves stripe
rouser seam round the blouse and the belt The mari
ner consists of o blue jacket with white facngs len
which vessel is stamped) and blue wide trousers.
The caps for both made OF white oilc0th, on one
camoo on the other ship; behind each woollen net
City Intelligence.
RELIEF DISABLED SOLDIERS FOURTH or JvLy.-
general distribution Of relief among the most needy
disabled will take place the Fourth Of July
at o'clock p NJ, at the ONCE OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Employment and Relief Agency, 1875 Canal
street. Applicants should have tickets OF admission to
the Bureau before the 30th ns and produce their
discharge pension and other papers Donations Of Pc
visions be sent TO the manager In money 70 the
Treasurer, Theo Gentil, No II Broad street.
TAMMASY HALL TUE CELEBRATION THE FovRH--
The Tammany Society, or Columbian Order, has
tended invitation TO all those who believe that ths
Union erected TO be perpetual to join with them =
the observance OF the national holiday and stirring
patriotic address that effect has been addressed -
distinguished democrats throughout the country signed
BY the sechems Of Tammany. II Ia reported that Mr.
before the society on the approaching anniversary.
SrAax And CAR DRrvxRs' Lrckxsg. notice wss
issued yesterday 70 stage and railroad drivers. ~
which they will be required 70 their licenses dur
ing the month Of July under penalty Of dollars for
neglect Of notification The fine Is recoverable fnem
enforce the order are Captain g. n Bractstt, g. D.
Mcwaters James O. Howe and 8. Cummings Once
east end Of City Hall.
STEAK RAISED THE BonxRs or THE DuSDHRasaa.-
The Ores OF this monster yesterday morniaG
lighted under the forward starboard boiler for tho IRA
time. Tho object was 70 warm up the machinery an
place hor ponderous engines in running order Later u
the day other furnaces lighted, and sufhoisnt
It is thought that the nnahng touches win be cen
pleted about tho lattor part Of July, when she will pro-
coed upon her contract trial trip
FATAL MIsrAKE-Coroner Gamble held an inquest -
148 West Thirty-eighth street on the body Of Paul
McElrath who died from tho effects OF poison Deceased.
who had been sick the last months with the fsvss
and ague, recently procured bome medicine from .
female physician and took IL home In preparing the
powder In cup II supposed that McEirath mixed 70
sister in law had on shelf for the purpose Of killing
reaches Soon after swallowing the mixture he became
sick, and growing rapidly worse expired in few hous
afterwards. post-mortem examination showed tha1
deceased had swaloweda large quantity Of Paris green.
The jury found that the poison the Of DEATH
and that had been taken by mistake Deceased WAS
thirty -four years Of age.
Gas ExrrnaIox A TENEMENT HOUSE, Two men, named
Peter Cal and Owen Maioy, residing at No los
A, badly injured At . late hour Friday night
under the following circunsances:A strong odor Of
proceeding from the store underneath their apart
termned to investigate the matter, and ncautously
entering the store with lighted candle, terrific expo-
gas that the ceiling and part OF the wall were Knocked
down, and the severely burned that they were
removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
FIRE FOURTH AvEsuE-DAxAGK Fwx THoUsAW
twelve O'Clock Friday night Ore
broke out in the engine OF steInway Sons piano
forte mandatory corner Of Fourth avenue and Fifty
second street. The flames quickly communicated with
the varnish ROOM and for time the conhagraon pre-
missed TO be extensive The timely arrival of the seam
fro engines however, which efficient in extin-
gush ng the flames, prevented any general alarm The
damage TO tho Instruments was about 5000
Slaughter OF tho Innsceats
On Twenty street. At liz junction with East river
thcrc low dark she'd where stray dogs inundated
daily, In accordance with law Pet beasts from YinA
avenue well from the east side, lower dewp
than First street. nd their way TO this slaughter pound
daily. with the assistance Of mercsnary hcarless boys
and very few escape TO tell the horrors Of the Twenty
ath street place The newspapers Of the day have ma -
much Of this dog slaughter house, with . visv
70 melting President Bergh, Of the "Crueiiy %
Animals Society 10 interfere and prevent this whole