The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06

| very Qentee1 The three cornerad hat roiaa1 Ia
mousquetare on the sides have a how or large
hover on the crown, even as large as cactus
are the things that viii Keen ns o f u nese
great meeting before Biarritz circles break I'm %
predict much satin, much velvet and fur, but CON
tinuity of sweet pastorals and Chinese invent,onS
| think it is now meet TO come TO some nndassard
ing respecting painters The werd is abnsed and
used without proper comprehension even by
behind sometimes for they cali eyery dress Innnay
| IN behind or at the sides n 1oni9rs ioopc !,
| the Qracefulness of the yerifahIe stvie Sey.naa
| on the gathers and starchinr of the nndar
petticoat SO arranged as to sustain the
| dress elegantly This ia obtained nv throwing the
principal funess at the back then by runnlnu tame
| through quarter OF a yard lower than the waist
The gathers must not be sown in.the band
| behind In order TO facilitate the lanndress,
| work. When starched and brought back it Ia EASY
to draw the tapes and pouch viii be formed. In.
experienced young ladies' and 1t is a pity such a
word should be applied to Young people who can
hold needle. must remember that the back breadth
must be longer than the others on the top, for a
hump cannot be made out o! nothing This reminds
me that was lately walking about a churchyard
ana stopped thinking OF young ladies' before a
strange epitaph which, though the stone was de.
faced, l could read; it ran thus:-"Dsgraced by
nature, but straight before God" 1 reflected that
misses could not appreciate this line: they are
graced with straight bodies by nature, and are now,
Ia Louis XIV, crooked before both God and man
Casino talk; but the success of Signora Patti is the
principal topic Her equipage by the way, Is very
Va deru anu quie,. ~ is brown iandan her livery
Is uark green ana silver She has 5O0Of. every time
she snes and, statistclan Informs me, that makes
zen sous every note. Had H0rtense Schneider not
accepted prior engagements she would have been
daAzled Dy Mr.. Grau's offers ana have gone with
hin 10 New YORK. gi,3n.s
Lovers OF precious stones are very enthusiastic
about ring which the Sultan has given Prince Ma
poeoh, anu ~ worm 100000 francs. VI course
every Que mas Ings lust az nanasome aii d. once
hoC petteI' anu Tue ioowng arg tne sg.aps nays
plcneu up aoou. peais az uahAers VINO ai'sr , M
ner, prousnt OUT ieatner Dag containing oohec-
lioh oi gieal value or,,, =, g.,
IaIaiua Pc'i was oueten a ~ ~ IIp VI 5pau ~
1919 Wicn Was vaiuSu az avo,vvv nao1: opG nSo
pau venetian !eme'Sr ooovoo rahSs o' niisu
pearl. auier pearl was 81, Dougus ny %avSic.
named laverhier, from Iiie sa " IeIsa, WHO sou ~
LOT aoooooo rancs plnce " ausS,.. posseSsGs que
OF these precious pearls WHICH, Is .raspaien. Ihefe
caAleis) ana nuts lno6 cow anu pears lnot uuch-
essesl ~ Is unor'uuate ! can ohy peneve
Wnat ! see however nistorieai, Dus Was Meon
oDgeu 70 .ie oihAer oL ,he nisc PaII " ms Atlol-
mauon. rear snapSu, anu egg snapeu pearls nave
seen IN inc very iici, Priuceiy Iousseau nave
often described; put not as oig az eggs or pears.
nave uelu one VI JOsepHineb rings very OIlcu, anu