New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

rounded by acns Sherman. Sheridan e,f.r and sssr
Gfa s; ?! NJ Z. ~ sheridan by tr Bo,. 6
semah Adam III % ave ms, d,.,eJ Wo
: solder one Company Cod Broker lir Wdlyl with
Miles, Sf syn S ss3 ~ 900 a ssGSq.y sT' Es.S
ier .ngie Saln; Bounty 800 Z. = Sailors. Kes
Benkef, Aus, Sehoenberg sdoped son Il Bsron Roth,
nhs ~o o ~ a g =, f.son Ts cash was .oaes'
Ghoag. Convention sud too much travelling Eu.ope)
PEAcK surrouudeS by Dc 81 state, OF
Mnso band playing idyc air, President Johnson ON pl
form with taors who dc tler uinost to repair some
oithe states which are most in need Of H. Ike South Caro-
represented by NJ frarcis Bang Brother jonathan arm
IN sto with tie Deuiscbs Niche (Germsn Mich- vel
truly Fredericksburg M Gro..sarth Fc,ans with the
Yfoos ss Jsssed IN 'hor desseoat' sheri kneeIeece,
Mpoeh ssooslas ana big shoes with buckles besIn. sh
el1sn ore side reITesentins the oMahony interests With
truly, Messrs fs Dalhletsnn: Conrad Sieaensgel and
surrounded by many Huequns. Queens OF Flowers Snow
boil Mrs TRACES Rose Mr.. Richard Camelia Mr., fried
The ladies dressed IN bacs red yellow, green sad white
IaFaars dotted re.pecvels witt gold aud silver sor. Tie
character to be represented Crown. o. flowers adorned tie
Gsos o. re o.eess tii aise DAs Nln'l %eIfds
M ARncoa Marsha as student lan oF.ginal Boemaker
per,n9nea Secretary o. al tie coming Festivals. Then were
Tie following &c, Club with lf-e drinking horns and other
in.sniss yii. Crying Academy o. Bo,:etown BuGog'
sSugS ss Ei'eT c1oT. Ws.n.toa Terriio!y
Mixed Chorus Grand Target Excursion Of the Plsdeutschc
ing S most d. cay ssd bed ber: 70 re jersey a
Liederkran7 Capt H-nne Comma det Al the conclusion
Wstcl. ''''
1 The procession vauisie- irio thc obscnriy from
which il emerged Tie bfsAt teetotus splu into the
circle once more. Tie dance is maddeT and merrier
than ever. Auu 30 the wee short lo1rs ayOnt the
twsl" tell themselves out In overo,ed minutes till TIE
gray dawn lghtcus ia the East and the last carriage
rolls away from tie changing DOOR ard lryng-pace Is
le to silence III. the opera tonight shaI wake Us
echoes once again.
THE BEAUTIES coy TIT BALL.
Al women are beauu al by courtesy, bu. none ~
fact: Tor beauty expresses mote itoa naiure j. willing
Z 10 allow 20 humanity
Inasmuoh however ss beauty has grown to be a con.
vcntonal substantive applied a. he seuiie: sex mean
ing merely cOmelncss, hands0nescss. or attractive
ness. We shah permit Oui headline 10 remain i0r the
sake OF ALTERATION. u Tor no other reason.
There were many fam women among tie gay nasser,
last evening aid such variety ~ styles too that all
lovers Of feminine pshetcs must have been graiihed
Conspicuous amoug the many were three who particu-
larry attracted our attention acd awoke orF admira-
! ton
We know moi We care not. who they were They
were women md ihey were lovely Thai Is eHouCt
FOR tie IDEAL The simple fac. furnishes the then tor
Iocsy and tie prrpe gToudwTf o; Romantic
one Of them must have been German f.or hei full.
Of OutinelCt too il for sp Fituay and elegance
her rich haSen ircsscs aud so deeQ blue eye. sue
was genuine blonde, O-c o. tie women Goethe &C.
lighted to d,aw AID Schiller 20 blend with his alucui
rytlm OF his most tender versa. she seemed 70 have
something o. ft4cfe4hd tilN %.
voice and manner. soft and arcA ana pqEaut yet IN.
and earnest Grd passionate Sic more4 along Ike
/ "a droamshale. ard cast the sunshine o. her sweet
presence over all EepOSe AID ClceIElness we're ma
every feature and movement ana one could imagine
Der fresh from 'ne valleys o. peace AMI thSi sle st~ y
The present tie Eden Of Aer highest hopes. S,c 8oIe
I no mask, believing. doubtless Nat
4 Bealsy d H.. excuse ~ being
anu as she hoaed across the floor all eyes followed Der
and the giddy thTO1g p8useu IL its eyery t. Gd1re
the who appeared 70 have wandered al her lie
amid the roses untouched " toe ,hoIs
The second Hcbe 81 tie hour was 1.-THE and issOme,
evidently American from tie Intellectual intense
pale eager face thatrveea the gnze wherever 10 useI
tell Brunette. witd somewhat Of itily and southern
France IN her eye and Q AID ~ tie 1e sensrousness
lie rather sug1e Ted than seemed possess The mouth
was vOup;gOus poem il ,se.t l. is rosy la1TrDihs
The sou II gt easily have been lost % rich aud poui
ing the lips the bees Of iuasraLon no cred nj olt and
reye.ed IL thci sTectness GIilkl i.r hois! eg~ o.
tier e1haustless fragrance anl Beer sated with the
hector. Der voice was Tou;1on' az iaIi'ne a.d
set al her oltc.gns was ttlush IT, mind % The heart
through the spllii % tie seIse.
What was her name
We 40 rot consult tte iota7r rle- y iiesth Of BE
rose Garden greet e. 10. ,5rt ~ A.ifoJOi1y while
the s,arssge ce9ly and give repcse 70 our troubled
Bu tba, Ioyelor. because ladder. lace " ob 70
not D. forget haIit, - axe dthcouslv pen
sive dream She 20 WHOM The face ..Onsed wasa tyre
Of the genuine cenewo-sL d. %" rotld cver-e4egsui
without aTcciatioE. dgIjhed without s.nness, easy
witaCG' familiarity. She soenea - have kn"rn Ia.
touch OF sorrow. end 20 ave leaned TIC inet'ug p
regret Her feature were noi .egG.'r. she vas rot
herdsoms 20 ,ook upon. rut Jeal.iig. - IenemJ,-
Her face exWesscd what wa not n rs o:S. aud a.
realeG 70 tie na-!na'ioL more than 10 tie sense
Fully mstaied she. IN the fullest an hnest sense
a woman. IN the golden sGDniel o. Der years
Planiy ana elegantly. bit - rel tre-ssa We eahot
remember What Sic wore ! We, tie ucst earning
womsu-thongh git and Ictier s,e last tnyN been
of the hundreds who shoae tie go revels OF TIE
ACADEMY.
Lilo asa touched Der With T.. VcJ-b.ne AID 10 worm
Wood The shslos suG tlc sIaar.h mad fallen upon
her DAYS The harmon AL d.9c'rt OF TIE world
had ECHOED through her frsitil years, and SIZE had
found tho sweetest poetry 81 cI~ lc, 10 Ii!iA sld
loyc amid all the sources Of deeply nst-lctTe sorrow
EFIR0SfECItrH
Tie AriOn Bs.i IL a r -lCg-, 5-- 4sIgntil ole.
The crowd was rot /. jan. L. arrangement wers
most generous. Been thHf aspiration, generally nope
es as the de,-e Of tie mot 'or the s'ar tue longing
of fanisbiBg dancer, Tor suTieT ~at set-ied.
The p!eas ar -ovinf pubic of Now 4crs owes 'ii-
core tapks 20 der German tsOwc.t feus Who have
proyed tbe, bubble ball nosd at be public annoy
aree Il would have been deal plensanter 70 TIE
dancers dancing H. tune u 90 rsve'er' COMO
haze been griety eliminate. Hlt nobody would
have Lad tho crpeg 10 designate dat supezinous host
And really ever. .Odv - eerocelf eoAteui tha II
/. not worm 1vl..e 10 endure aDv Vicarols veAA'lon
Onicer. OF iie Alneris an Gnstiipie tor 1868
Horace Greeley Elected Presidsnt.
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