The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-19
PARIS FASHIONS.

AldermaMic styles from I1onoon-SN"AA"s
John Ball by Observation-Disclosures About
10 Marry-Eusenie and the Prince lmperiai
on the TurC-A Court Dinner and Evening
Amusemeuts-Rich Costumes and the Prevails
ing CoIors-The Empress Horticulture
Turkish Banquet and Eastern Display
Eighty Years. Work on u Tunic-Diamonds
in Profusion-Painful Sensations.
PARIS, July 5, 1868.
Guildhall London, is rather an antiquated place
for the new fashions started there at an important
city meeting this week. 1t appears the Lord mayor
gathered up his garments and departed with gusto
which few who wear robes can hope to initiate. he
preferred this digni1ed conclusion TO MS naturai
instinct which was evidently prompting MIN all
the time to turn up his shirt sleeves ana give
Mr. Beales some bodily oratory. The fashions OF
the "ring" were nigh becoming political fashions
In the same august assembly and boots were SO
strkingly getting the ascendant that your corre'
spondent could not well refrain from limiting on the
new style of parliamentary manners among the
tories. Aldermen with placards on their stomachs
are not, hope, to cause revival of heavy Jet belts
on ladies who are not old women. These pacGrds
no more elegant than the spring beu whicn the
mandarin Tien Tien wears on his abdomen IN inc
comedy called 'Fleur de The,n and winch ne hohOrs
with the name OF tf,bre de rEtdt. Every tilhe tie
bulky old sinner laughs the bell tngles, the State,
Of course, swells up at his every pulsation.
This course OF ideas leads me TO mentOn Tue Jewels
showered down on the genuine "Grande DuGhesse De
GerOsten" now in London. were the Jewellers nave
had more orders this season than on any other ~ Is
presumed for the sublimest expression OF adnlira-
ton must be diamonds. Nile. Schneider's spasmodic
kick, her sharp cut Of the whip across poor Baums
waistcOat, and her knowing winks, are the sources
Of the wealth Of exotic gardeners and indigenous
lapidaries IN all great capitals. A lady who cannot
sign sign for nursery gardens and jewel stores.
Nothing costly enough in the shape of Indian tissues,
otar whO rQ
Blanche Person, Mile. Rose Marie, Nile Andrea ana
Mile. Patti. The latter is to become Marquise de
Caux on the LIST Of August by the most gracious per-
mission OF his serene arbitrator, Mr.. Strakosch.
Nav this much contended topic be the last heard Of
ali over the diva from their prodgal hands can now
lock up their safes. La conedte est J0uee.
Another fashionable rumor Is That Nile NILSSON is
for Finette, who has gone to show the "French
national dance, LIE Cancan," to ooyards who VIII
4 crush rubies to mix in her Nosee.
This 10 all very sparkling, alas but Paris 10
emptying II a real queen does come here she comes
incoGnita as did young sovereign Of Portugal last
| week she remained long enough only to purchase
some lovely fOulards and snowy mnslins, with lace IN
sertiOns then proceeded to the chateau de Meuaon
poorly or for news to have to notice that NJ Gals-
| Bizoin went to Mabille and was accused OF this
| following morning. The big wall which has been
raised to prevent Journalists from prying into the
private life Of "great' individuals does not seem to
| be quite high enough. AS soon as member OF the
majority turns into Mabille there Is babbered out
| the plea that MaD1e Is pubic l1e by the way,
| Louise, the heroine who danced the cancan on N.
| Mabile's kettledrums, is only exiled to Asnieres
That locality In perpetual yachting gear Is much
excited about the regatta which Is to take place on
| the 2lst Of July between Havre and CherbOurg.
sport is languid, though the meeting at Fontaine
yious one The Emperor and Empress did not ar
rive at post Of their tribune until the fourth
dime n with lace fchu, and White chip bonnet, with
black ornaments. The young Prince was alone viii
l for fbQ 6rQt i'm q
prize saying the owner Of TrocaderO"This is the
first time such mission has been conferred on me
| am happy TO begin with you"
dinner party the Chateau gathered all the nOta
bilties present Since the arrival of the Duke Of Able
there has been uniformity in the court circle Afe
dinner the guests were invited sail the dferen
pieces Of water, and numerous Meet or boats skis
gOndOlas and canoes were instantly neared. IL was
| very pretty sight. .
The richest costumes were white Algerians owe
| colored skirts, but the more dfsttn0ue very simple
| sport specials The great thing now with fraction
OF the real aristocracy extreme simplicity. lad!
there and she duchess, felt uncomfortable because
| she was over dressed. Linen and lawn in the fawn
| maize and raw linen shades rs faXen possible, ii
the great style. The extreme OF full dress style, no
spart specials is complete robe Of PLAIN SIX blue
| maize green, mauve, or mauve-pink blossom, owe
this square bodice without sleeves, and skirt mad
"A Assra ShaEs q ae sasn
and large bow behind OF the color of the under robe
curls In proiusion ian OF te color and lace adapted
pOuf OF large roses.
A lovely basket of natural roses was sent the da
OF the above fete to the Empress from Bre, which
the rural homestead Of all French roses; also
, basket OF peaches and grapes from nobleman'
garden, and a collection OF shrubs from Avon, nea
Fontanebeau The Empress prefers ferns, shrub
| and foliage to flowers. A plant was shown III
which she is particularly partly lond OF; IT Is Sout
OF La Muettc TO be revived az soon as II dr00ps Whe
pricks up again she gets 1t back at the Tueries.
am instRating inquiries to the name and family O
the favorite not doubling that, al Southern chivalr
Is proverbal, the gentlemen OF those parts will SEM
over whole plantations by mail, with their compli
|
| the latter without the former, and rice Uerso.
| The only great fashionable display in point o
dress since my last the ete given at the Turkish
Embassy In honor OF the anniversary OF the acces
sion Of Abdul-Aziz. After the banquet, laid To-
and toasts exchanged between the ministers ant
plenipotentiaries present. At ten eight hundred
cials from the banquet hall to the three reception
rooms on the ground floor, where most briilian
coup d'9u awaited them. All the ettte left In Par
| had assembled, and az the Ambassador OF Turkey Il
| not unblessed with even one wife, Nine. de Meter
mich did the honors for him In white over yellow
raised by enormous bouquets OF roses Joined to
Nile. de Tarente was in white, with blue bodic,
white camelis on the eft temple and airy curs
An Argus robe was awful; II was yellow satin
covered with black lace but tins was all dotted owe
Crcassian idea. barbarous to her partner in the ex
| IRENE.
| strewn with roses The bottom OF her skirt wa
upholstered like sofas all round-another quee
lovely Armenian Nine. Dus Oglou-ar
oglish name, but confounded pretty woman
wore rose satin skirt over which splen
did tunic OF embroidered work, all diamond shap,
and open stitch. Tho tunic took eighty years I,
work, and lot OF people gave IL up successfully
Some went on for about five years, L suppose
| others ten, the more persevering twenty; SOM
turned green. some yellow, some gray over II: bu
there II Is and the wearer had rather not know al
Its vicissitudes, dare say.
Madam Rinlsky- Korsakow, whose name your read
ers have not sncezed over for some time. wore mag
| MID Inn tp mn
leaf iadota: aud the Princess Coonns please, lon
breath Ill Sc,arrs Barberlni, OF Rome had on a
many diamonds az she could get from her famou
museum and rich gem gallery
N. de Goltz and his very painful disease in tn
tongue and Madame de Bismarck's fractured rib ar
two attempts Mt sensational subjects. the only tw,
| LEFT and though by no means conversational thriv
pretty well under other peoples comment. 1h