The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
THE r A S ~ o NJ s.
SPECIAL toaaewsxoexes Of TINE HERALD.

SPECIAL CONSEQUENCE o. TINE HeaAlO.
SSfsn Paris to tse waserias Places A. cam-
Ing Tabies-Tho Coart and .r.,arritu and
Reyai styles from the E...t.-rhe "fsutteray''
Game-Expccting = New aud Dyaastic Sem
saticn-Ons Door Sports-Popiins, silks.
veivets Aud Satias-New Hats and Trim.
innings.
PARIS. Sept II. 1861.
The declining rentes al the Bourss have revived and
am happy 70 say the shrewd old lady Fashioa s
orung fresh strength during the absence Of her nosiest
children at Baden. They have exchanged consois for
rouge no under the encouraging smiles OF Mustapha
Pacha. who gains and loses millions q the roulette
table With equal indifference and they are emuous
70 Guido the Prince OF Wales Moderation In all gentle
manly pasmes Ia royal maxim, but Il Is often
forced By necessity Now that your readers are duly
informed that hard Oo'u 10 rolling in its usual streams,
will follow tho elite II this
OF tho year.
and or rather left HomSurg composed OF utsie Of
everything. like German salad-princes, horse Dealers
great ladies and pettes dame atoms OF handles. mil
onaires and eye-sunken bass Al Wlesbaden thers 10
refinement moro green and currant colored cos
tumes, q higher class Of ohignon and moro expanded
crinoiue.
whlo al this is going on beyond tho boundaries Of
empire the imperial family are al Barrts. whore
they will remain until the dapped pack start up hares
and pheasants the hunt at FontMnebieau. The
Court Of France arrived at Biatz tho 9Th, and at
about the same time the King OF Portugal was being
almost strangied by q monkey, who gave him an anfcc
tomato embrace as his youthful Majesty was quietly
walking through his sgude town" OF Lisbon. The ten
derness OF the quadrumano styled assault and the
loving cArcature Of mankind was executed.
The Blarritx costumes are all Eastern Ladies' wear
wells which are put on with high comb and hang In
lovely folds Of Algerian chaly all their robes and
are as useful as snawis or draped mantles.
new game played in these high circles is the butter
ay game, which has a Japanese orign Young lady
she must be prctty slender and wear low body short
sleeves and some vaporous lssue-kneels the
OF room and holds In her left hand bouquet, in her
right fan butterfly Is suspended from some Dvis-
ble wire and kept lowering BY the young ady's fau
ming il of in ali the graceful attitudes Of fascinating
tease. This is far fetched most certainly; but sood
many other games TO keep OF certain buzzng insects are
not quito 80 harmless As soon as the butterfly but
touches the noscgay another lady takes the kneeers
place. Tue only demoitions have heard Of at Com
above that of large fence which formerly had
been constructed and covered with creeping foliage
order to remind Marie Louise OF Schoenbrunn. The
Empress EugenIe has ordered that IL shall DO pulled
down.
This reminds that tho return OF the ashes Of the
Duke de Rechstadt Ia settled The Parsans have greeted
this news with wonderful indifference but when the day
arrives the bourgeois will the less weep and sob
when the coRn In silver chariot under waving feathers
and velvet will thread ITS way through the dense crowds
In little time Napoleons son will rest by his fathers
his vii .nd mu ana 10 me
be0r the character Of funeral OF mcrry fair day ia
Parish Banners must either naunt In gay coors
must DO muf1cd down richly liz ases
Meanwhile the fashions getting ready for every
emergency Hunters red coats fash like sparks
horses clear ditch stream and young hunters
are to ST. calm IN gray, blue and purple riding habits
while their thoroughersds reek and steam. ana their
nostrs noby expand These real pleasures; such
sport 10 rational. How much moro preferable any out
door exercise to the eternal dollhouse atmo-
boat racing, skating and archery find women foremost
this could be future generations will not degenerate
and we shall hear less OF debility appc
tito and poetry than Is now tho fashion The poctlcal
measles which aict young ladies the consequence OF
to the msay Clothing ha pas aymnS
IKE more useful than fastidous getting ready for
The woolen poplins worked with dminutve silk flow.
ers are called BY all sorts OF Names and they nothing
but substantial every day texture. Tho favortes
dust.
Silks arc made with brocaded lace patterns
vclvets are striped SO IS TO initiate fur.
Satin CLOTH a. wooen satinet Is also brocaded with
gariands Our winter mantles are TO be made with two
pairs Of Sleeves one close fitting. tho other long and
open and square.
Gimp and jet mixed. will reign with walered ribbons.
on which gutta percha drops initiate cut jet balls and
are much lighter quite as brilliant besides good deal
Of twisted fringe will DO worn in preference to silk
fringe.
There three bonnets--thc Compiegne, the I'm
peratrice and the IsrA Tho former Is gray fe with
gallant cocade The Impsrairice black feit worked
with JET and s ornamented with an agrete shoaf OF
gold and yet The lsta cap 10 round ruby velvet cap
Pstticoats trimmed with white bands OF nerno
worked with Breton embroidery in all ooors All our
OF the Emperor Of Austria. who will be here II Is said
with Victor Emanuel and the King OF POLAND, and al
Russia is 70 fall in somewhere with shah OF Persia
II they do not fall out here can care for this em
Algerian Stripes and CnIm ReRcctien-The
mn l,uf Of ne ExhShf.
tion-HassinG Costumes and the Prevailing
Coi0rs-FashiOnablo Mistakes. Mistakes
or Fnshfon-COstusnes for the Queen Of P0r.
tugal and Russian Grand Duchesses--NInti.
ncc Robes-Wintcr Hnts-I.acc Patterns on
Silks-EuGenic the sea Side.
PARIS, Sept 20. 1857.
dead calm and plenty OF white Algerian stripes
made OF goats hair and satr the characteristics OF
present Partisan circles The old anecdoe OF tho
grocer and his head is faithful image OF mothers
and daughters at the close Of Ibis faed Exposition year
OF 1867 'Come up to prayos' is the tlo Of my
dole, and Il begins thus:-A grocer ono carly morn
called out to his confidential assistant ssykes" "Yss
sir" 'Havc you mixed waer up with the tobacco ?"
'syes, SIR" "Dust with .he pepper" ''Yes SIR"
sand with tho brown sugar." "Yes, SIR" swater
with the wncs" "ycs, STR" "Pias,er with the ground
sugar" eyes SIR" "And chicory with cofcos"
Eyes. SIR" Every wen you may como up to prayers"
Tho story does not SO but IL Is probable that the
grocer and Sykes prayed with oil their hearts that he
ways the wicked and perverse should DO confounded
This exactly what mothers telling thor daughters
10 do they preaching about economy, wise solitude
study aud The beauties OF their winter after
having spent thousands bringing them out for the
special purpose Of fascinating English lords American
merchants, Russian boyards Il docs not much sig
nifty which, provided they are Of the right sort-the
down In cash" class OF wandering foreigners
Yes ladies' have been dilutug the morals Of genuine
young mon, and arc told 10 collect their better
faculties and look forward TO retired and pous life all
through winter. The admoniiion TO ones prayers
after much worldly dissipation, must fall unhesdsd
but faces are very long indeed now that the
time has come 70 cut the homo budget down
to simple necessities. The Exposition has not been
prolific In husbands. They have come they have
and not boon conquered. This masrimony ques-
lion is truly perpexng. No question, In fact, can BE-