New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

MI vicerov of Egypt has built theater
close 70 Nubar Tachas house oppose LIZ from Pera TO
hing over Mule. SCHNEIDER at any V ~, ne inmptuousiy
popnlar clements OF the NaIifC1 ID her train For His
SsIuncs il beut on commencing the clvlIAa,on u
nlEt nv showing them how the Grand DuGeSs n.y.,
tuVSaS prrbole sacrificed herself and her husDahn OH
Inc sacrificed altar Of q Nlccroy u"ii0' ' ~
Meneaus behaved TO her husoahu
Tho bankruptcy of George Sala. OF Edmund
w. Tho novelist, and others of similar STANDING, Wa9
fiioved lately by That Of the eldest son OF III e
n,eIisf who has made two visits TO America anu rS
turned considerably the richer by the a, oi Nv trade
M ,1ortuaate Young tried the speculative t t
cfpapr-maluc aud took Large mills at an dawn
The whole affair was u.s. ~, =, tLer-inlaw
moi only the young papermaker Dut hS To in winch
he mas carried out successfully some OF cie srs, a ~
airy undertakings Of his Tine 10 nave eHi'SS'V nm
Sibcr 10 satisfy the creditors would nave ,tJ i a."
rssonobe lie has large family Ia provide lot, uougH
he has earned aud is earning SUM- 4"Iho sums anu
moreover, the gulf was too deep "
The Geneva journals announce q uEu Witch iilIcI
f. destined to create great sensation IN SWlzeIatIh
The accused nurse named Je@eIt T. Is Gns'% T,n
poisoning not fewer than niue uiAeItht ~ t
She had within the space OF ,lN months 6een C'6C ~ ~
attend The substances used were D iaOJhna au atIo
Eliminated a partial blindness, for which tAey are en-
ployed remedy The woman aple3Is 10 nav nu
inonomauia of crme as she neither robbed hor 5
nor derived any benefit from their death; she is eNeus
~ 1ob nI dctectcd by a French painter named B
whose wife she had attended Madame b, ai,ei
showing symptoms Of poisoning recovered Wheb tno a.
enscd finding that she was suspected absconded she
was however subsequently traced aud arrested 80 u
fNUeCleOIN
she had in her possession, and all OF Whieh are III 'o
hands Of justice
The PdU MAJ Gazette says: Women ought
70 be- and trust are, grateful for the extreme cure u
attention bestowed upon thcr dfess 10y INC it.
Whatever fashion they adopt whether ther petSoa'S
nre trailing the ground or killed 10 the knee lnhcu
like balloons cmgng ~ the limbs whether tnelr Do
nets coascuttcs teasaucers, Their mar pasleSu
down or fizzcd on high gentlemen are always ready
with their structures their criticism ana their very pest
advice And never repaid for TINS our gIatllOus
cOunsc Whether sleeves be ggOts or tunnels our
trowsers flowing like Lord ErsRine's or cut down 20
knickcrbOckers hats pancakes OF chlmney-pOs the
ladies' make remarks, utter no circumstances fhelr
chill ND ference WoUld, indeed he somcWhat NOR NJ
but for that sucercst ttcry their Imitation Ata humble
distance they make every row ana then httle uhlu az
tennis a cOpyur the attire of the dominant race uch
IKE he negro mo when ordering s first pair of boots,
offered the cOrdWauer smulng extra 10 put squ'ih
leather into the sOlcs just the anxiety SHOWN W
chguou, deep ana serious We though " hau pdsSt'
of hut the ,pacons season" has revived it, and CORE
soudeuts of the press continue TO utter the most 0lte
tOus warnings OF wrath 10 come IN the shape OI SVis
diseases aud certain death IF the practice be persisted IN
Does II ever these prophets OF III That the wear
Inc of false hair s no ucw flsl0nl There a wig in the
British Museum the date OF which, we believe has never
been fixed, and which might have been worn ny
Joseph's Phuoah; 10 Is certainly handsome enough
busts abound ln 0il gilee~ ot sculpture can cNt NV
had thcir marvellous cuIumos built up without ADDITIONS
To the natural material go t'r seventeenth 4hu e-h
tccuth centuries every European gentleman VINO esptc
ted himself THE most VoiuMiuOuS wig he could buy
nav only sixty seventy years ago our torctather
adopted one as they began to grow grey or bald
and tnlfr vve, 10 tie same period of life dOnned The
brown horror of the trout" which many OF re
member Is false ar more dan erous at the back of the
head than tho fOrtIca0i or is II the mere name
chcnon which evokes the present tcTrori As long as
hair regarded ornament ana as long as the mfr
or less employed TO demonstrate asaust SHY ana
and Lidcuus cNa--craou Of fashion is the legitimate
exagserauon OF different kind VIII serve no good pur-
pose.