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Foreign News nv Gable

II is thought Greece will accept the terms OF
the Conference. A sharp shock Of ear:hqu quake
was .elt at Calcutta and Assam. Toe Times
eulogizes Buriin games treaty VITA EBglani.
The French Chambers opeDei yesterday
with speeSh b by the Emperor. He congFat uIa-
d ihe members on the strength and harmony
OF the nation, which As now resdy ID meet ali
events, the army and Eavy and resources being
now complete. He favored discussion, but noi
touching the constitution, which was above
debate. He conc ludes: "hll governments are
liable TO error. Fortune declines TO smile on q
t-rl rises, hut the C0gntry knows that there
/ no thOus sht nor act OF M ne which rs not q ven
spAf ch from tae throne. Napoleon said peace
bad been heretofore ought, not because OF
we..kness, but to sustain the honor of the S,a =.
The revolution in Span I'D hot altered tine
good relations of France with that country
The Conference whl,h n has iusI TEL minated lis
lators, ana which woal, c1 I3guI IA a conflict
which lad b-com7 INN linent, wa thu last
grand at Oi importance, which all should ap-
pr -. The members OF that body had all
AR, ed upon q principle calcu ated 10 ressOTe
frl"ntship between the Turks and q rocks. LII
the finn hopes of success which they enter
talLed should be realized. nothing wOuld b. lett
10 trouble the general harmony OF the nation.
The Pore at COnstantiuOpie has instructed has
Ambas sador AZ Paris 10 sisa the protocol Of the
Conference.
A force of Spanish infantry, numbering
about l,5OO men, arrived at y NaeviIls, Cuh5,
Yesterday. l. is STATED that they VIII leSve
shortly for the scene OF operations. Ne VS. IRON
Iuer'o principe report that heavy rams Were
falling, rendering the roads so bad as 70 o..
almost lmpassable. The insurgents besiesinE
the town state that they are actIveiy engaged
IN concentrating an army OF 1900 men for the
purpose OF making a vigorous As sault upon the
place and are couhdent of being able 10 carry
II by Storm. They are reported as beng plan-
ufully supplied with excellent small arms, auo
have At present eight pieces OF arIIllery. The
tftmmaDder OF the besieged Span iards IN Puerto
Principe is aware OF the Preparations WHICH
tere going on 10 attack him, and is hard at
St placing the town in a thoroughly defrn-
sive position. A large number of laborers are
engaged liz terrifying, and numerous barricsde.
have been erected on the streets. The Spanish
force numbers about $500 men. Ths De &C.
commission from Havana hes arrived, and a
messenger has been sent to the in Insurgents with
proposition for compromise IL IA yarv
doubtfGl, however, if he commlss On y-ill sue.
ce; d In eff; Ctiug peace.
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wAsHIS5rcN, y. g January Is, 1859
CheeTfully certify that my wife has been for the
past two weeks uu ier the treatment of DIT Aborn
24e street, sEd is ia. dlyregaining her hearing
having been Geai for the past six years; her gen
eTal health s'so, is much improved. She has oee D
trtstvc fcr teainess by some Elk eminent phys,-
e.aas IN Boston, ard her case p-cnounced incu.a-
g. e. Sne can nOE hear ordinary conversati On
~hIch she had teeH deprived Of for SO long a time
4 would state that the treatment of DR. Aborn l.
rot Painful, EOr ia the least d. gree unpleasant
GEO. T. SMALLWUSD
Guinness Agent Colombian COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. q.
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TEs1INoyIAL ERoH REv. JOHN HAIsEs

WssH-Nr ~, d Z, January IA, 1877
To TuE PUaLsC.
have been psinfFly afflicted with a. ulcersted
disease Of uy throat fer aSoot three ears. whict
g. times caused ne % reliaQuifh all business In
d. d Ter two years have be unable to per- Orm
ny pastoral duties. OWING TO the s-rious condition
Of my throat ! was ~ vidsutislIy advised - AZ
piy 10 Hr. AtoEn- at "a street, bs one II MS
patients, which I did alou. two weeks ago and
within the b-isf peri q OF two geeks under his
skiI.fUi tr-afmtl-, I can cheerfully state that ,
coUsieer my-ef permanently cured Fhsco seemed
10 he peculiar PFC pertie8 10 fr AOOrn : treatmeu
which s,ted ike masic ia nv case
EtV JOHN HAINES.
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REMARKABLE CURES.

Or, Aborr herewith ruslishes few OF the many
testimonies han cd T. him By mis- patients Other
csrt'fcatos O. scurss effected By him vince his
idetes in Washington cd be seen at mis- Office,
2Es ~trett
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wa<Hrxs7ox.D.C.Japparv,sls - lsr

WASHISGIoN, d. C., January Il, lsig
Dr.. AEoRN-Desr Sir: have been Under your
treatn cit between i've ana three weeks for a dis
ease Of the head, throat, aud chest, which caused
me 70 DESPAIR OF ny lie, hut L am very gratefu al
70 he able TO add my testimony In behalf of your
successful treatment. began TO improve within
twenty four hours after having placed myself
uncer your ca.e, and have continued to improve
from day 10 day. I ~ te relic we'd Of the d 5
trees in my chest, and experienced reletin every
respect far beyond my antici pations, as L am e.
years Of age. JOHN MOORE.
No. 347 II street.
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TESTIMONIAL FROT A SON OF MRS
JOSEPH FCLLANSBEE

WASH GTCS, %. q January IL. 1882
TR. ABORN-Dear SIR: In justice 10 yol anu she
benefit CT the afflicted, wish t. add my testimony
10 the list CT those HON you have cured Foar-
{ en- years ago had the scarlet fever, and have
been teaf Ia my left ear ever since. until L W ,
relieved BY you. 4 Piacef ny self under your care
hye days sgO, and rec iyed sn improseDe Mt by tie
hTst peTatiOn. and have cO-tinued to imp owe so
that nov can hear the ticki- OF a watch some
eight .LcLes from my ear
CHARLES FOLLASsBEE,
street, be .weeD 9Th and 9Th.
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TREASURY pEPARTMENr.

DECEMBER II, 1853
This is to certify that . have been afiicted with
Chronic CatarTE sno SsTs Tarost tor twt ntJ yea
past. and have Suffered scugely therefrom for two
years. Though not yory deaf, have always head
indtstiuCtly. I have heen under the treatment of
Doctor AbOrD. OF 2ts street. for two weeks, a nd
cbeeTfuily INSERT that Q & the Chronic Catarrh
and Sore Throat is being rapidly Effected and tn at
L hear much more distinctly titan before was
treated J.F. JOINS,
Third Auditors Off
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JUDGE LYNCH AT WORK.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-On Saturday night, one
hundred armed men, from Plum Greek, Free
mont county, lows, broke into Jail at Sidney
and took out two prisoners named Jackson
and Nor on, who murdered Mr. Halloway at
dance in his hotel on Thursday, and hum
them TO tree over a mile distant from tn
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CATARRH
have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh b,
that could net breathe through my nsstril q
wa very nervous and debilitated when pls. 1
myseIf uDcer pr. Aborn care, some three week
ago. / now can breathe freely through my no 5
tTi's and am feeling like anew being His treat
nent has had n.cst magical effect upon my case
A. STIARWALT. JR,
Government Printing Ofiice.
j. MARY l., iS9.
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ELECTION OF FENTO

Albany. Jan. 9.-Reuben f.. Fenton was 20.
day l'cted Unit-d States Senator The House
voted thus:-Fenton, 73; Henry e. Murphy, A.
Senate vofed:-Fentou, Is; Murphy, 10. IL. s.
Rantall, l-cast by Senator Murphy
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CATHOLIC PRIEST TRIED.

HoLYoKR MASS, Jaa. i9-The Rev. Patrict
Harkins, atholic priest OF this town. wa
tried to-day on the charge OF a assanlt aad bat
try Oh Cornelius O'Leary, a parishioner and
rrominent c.tiZen. and fined SO and costs
OLesry was publicly excommunicatct las
Sunday
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~ The latest Paris scandal IS tha gnau-fel
ruin of the Duke de Castres HIS wife spes .or
a separation OF the estate. Hi: family did all
they could TO save him. Mar-hal Naamahon,
his brother, went his security TO the amount OF
5Cu,' oO, and the very next day De Castres gave
over lu5,OtO to secure a diamond necklace fol
the lorette who had ruined him. His family
intend to use legal means to compel the loretta
to dis gorge her Ill. gotten pIunder
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ELECTION OE HANIlN

AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan. 19.-Tha Senate at II J.
O'Clock ibis morn ing voei for u. =. Senator as
1oilows: HANNIBAL Hamlin, 23i A. p. Gould, 4:
one member absent.
AT IL O'Clock the Honse vot-d as follows:
Hannibal Hamlin. &; Gov. Chamberlain. 1:
l.. M Morrill,, Il H. r. Gould, 81; one menoer
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WAsH3Ne ToN, d e January 9. 1859
This - TO certify that have been erred of d. af
ness and a disChargia q from ny Of very severe
Lasure 10y Pr. AbOrn, At 2I- street, within IN,
period % one week. / caa eheerfaliy recommend
ell TO Tin wh, are suffering from similar diseases
+. BA.TLETT, Pelsi IN Once
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nEEtaA 80.

OFFg,EAS:
y. n ~ ~, I'hil a-al phia. Presi n
al oUoAk, Chairman FirAnoe ana rr-o-,iy.
stNRN D. COOKE, Washington. vioo ps..i.
s.ERsoS W. sEEr. Phiisaelphl.. secr.,.,,
: TURNER wa.h,ar5oa. Assis,.nt secret,
EHaNcIS @. SMITH. a % NediosI DiTectSr
hEDtCkL ADVISORY BoARD.
J. r.. b AN as, surge sseGsraI Uaftea st.,,.
Array, " arlington Ss-stf
Y J. HOhMifL, Catef M-dfcaF pen.r.,..,
United states Navy, Asshinst0n.
u. W BLISS, n. D, Washington.
TIE ADVANTAGES offered by this Company are.
II - = setlo.. q S'nPany, Chartered by special
pad up rttAl OF sa.o0a.0a0.
AZ oilers iOS rA:ss Of premium.
IL iurnishes iscSer Insurance thsa othsr con.
panies Tor the same money.
It's definite aud certain Ia its terns
~ home company In every locality
Its policies are exempt from sttacameat
iciss Gre ~ unnecessary restrictions In tue pol
Every policy is non -rorfeitsble.
Policies may he taken which pay 20 the tns ured
that the insurance costs OniY the deoresse on the
Policies viii be lssued that win pay to the I'm.
sured during life annual income Of one tenth
No extra rate is charged Tor risks upon tbeIives
of females
1t iasures not TO sooare diviaend.. but NJ 90 ,ov
A LOCAL AGENT IL WANTED IN GvnRY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties Tor such agencies, WIFE suit able
shsuld be addressed 60 the Companys General
Agents only In their respective districts
Circulars. Pamphless and fun sarticu .rs gfyen
on application ct the Once OF the compsny IN this
city.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
DELAWARE SENATOR,
Father aud Son Elo,sad

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. l9-James A. Bay.
ara was eIecud To-Day by the Legislature of
Delaware United States S,nator to serve until
the itc of March next, aud his son, Thomas f.
Bayarc, for the full term Of six years from that
IA
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TBy Cable.1

LONDON, Jan 70. II a. m.-Consols, 92g.
u. 5. Bonds, 751. Stocks steady-Illinois, s..
Erie, 26&.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-B0nds, 79k.
LIvERPOoL, IL q. m.-Cotton market opens
dull Sales will re 1ch 10000 bales. Middiing
Uplands. 1lA; Middllng Orleans, TX. Snip.
ments from Bombay to 10th were I0,OU0 bales.
LONDON, p: m Bonds, 75X. Other securi-
ties unchanged.
LIvKRPooL, p. m.-Cotton market easier
prices unchanged.
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ELECTION NOF CARL <CHURZ

ST. LOUIS, Jan. I9.-Gen. Schurz was elected
United States Senator this moraing. The en-.
tiIe Republican vc'e of both Rou was @
Tor him. Tne Democrats voted for John 5
Phelps.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat dull, and prices favors buyers.
Corn without dec ided char &c.
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GENTLEMAN Il YEARS or AGE AC-
kSOwLEpGks TIE REsTOkATION OF
HIS HAARING.
wssHINGIoN, ID c., December 3, 1875.
DE-. ABoRN:-Dear Sir; wish TO acknosled &c
the remarkably success Of your treatment In my
case had been so deaf for the past twenty year
A. 20 be unable TO hear, pt when addressed In
. very high tone. After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appears te be perfectly re-
stored am ~ years Of age.
Yours, very truly,
p. N0DINE, asa y street
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ACCIDENT To PAREPA ROSA.

BAL1IMORR, Jan. 19.-Parepa Rosa met with
an accident while stepping from the cars OF
her arrival here yesterday, which has pc Il.
day evening.
Inc dIsbahdonment OF the Virginia Pub
lie uard will save the State &l5CiJ annu,lIv
II was organized in 1900 and has cost the Stl,s
S2,U0O,nCO.
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SOUTH CARoLIsIA STATE FINANCEs.--Many
Of the tax payers of Columbia and Charleston
s. c., have taken measures to test the legality
of the assumption by the State Of the payment
vent the iss ne OF bonds for their REDEEM ption.
They dispute the validity Of the act authorize
ing Governor Scott To issne bonds OF the State
upon the surrender OF the bills.
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TIE EaIl0Ell LIFE iksURIkcE CosPisy
orTaE
us1s0 STATES or AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. e.

'eartered oS SPECIAL Aos 81 Congress, A.
proved JaiI IS, I-6-
CASH IAPIrAL.......... q, ,.o ,a,
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..rns sur vno SUED Nox-SuIrsp." v the
way the CINCINNATI Gazette beads the Sac
Nurphy case.
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Government Securities.
WAeHIN0ToN, Jan. 10, iSb9.-Jay Ccoke Il
Go. furnish the following Quotations OF GOV
YiftAa.
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RECOMMENDArIONs.

GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, UrAH,R
N, January zs lsos {
DEAR eIR: Your munication requesting our
terme Tor advertising duly receivsd but from
prejudice 1 haa formsd against advertisins
cures Tor secret diseases, 10 Was left unaus wered
pur1pg an sccfdental conversation IN Q Drug store
character OF your 1UcHU. ls Vas then highly com
nendsa i9g other eiseasse By two physicians pres.
ent 1nc1osed please find rates Of I'd crtisins
iT:B. a. srExHouss.
kditor and Proprietor OF Daify and
cemi weekly Telegraph
NY Vol Issrlrurr.
CoInfr OF 3fh ave. and 7sth st tenrr.l PAX
"a Home snd school for the Sons Of D.c..ssa
DR. HkLMpoLp
Two bottles only OF the package OF your x.l,ah,.
buchu Presented TO the Institute have hssn ~. y'o
By the children, and with perfect suceexs U.s.
case OF our tnfie ieutenant Lis nri A.. ~ a. IN
IobeeI meIu ted. and he 10 free from m. .siIO
morhipe snst nemas OF the chambermaSd vha r.
chaIee 2, ne bedding feel that . Knowles ge ~
dren under cor charge may Save msns snssr, s oe.
seLas s1o natron Of Boarding schools And ass
Iuns ffeat amount Of ammo, apce: ana ,r.s ass
kopp eh suneriag more from Icsnkaess ths, fr',s
tsc.s nap De spared puuishtncnt thar IL IN,
es @ liz ~ - weak ness instead sf a bal hsLitl
~ IsS,, p ,asuy ,nnlctec upoa them Thaakinr Xon
Ss s'iaa u me cnildren. apd hosing others MAJ
Am respectfully yours, 49,
June ,s. ,sx General erpt and uirect,r.
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INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts to-day
ON this source were Sl9I,6ll.59.
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INSURANCE.

NATIONAL UNION FIRs ISsuR.Scx 90.
OF WASHINGTON.
a a I'll 600 900
"nce- No y Louisiana avenue, one door esst o
Seventh street
NO CBAR6E FOE POLICIES OK RKyrxur
STAMPS.
hsAs taken on the unst reasonable terms. ana
lcssss pf,Il1tiy psid.
ttAkLEs kNaP, President.
go. = ri at,S. Vic. Pre-itent
Ro"Ls = bAENER. s.cretars no as-Sa
SDl x. PggLPs VS. ot.~srran
Frtsicect. s.rr.,.,x
'OAHfCFIruT MUTUAL LIFE iNsUR.
aNCs COMPANY
nARTFoED, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORGE y. MARBLE. Agent,
FEDERAL Block Rsom .
Opposite Poet ONce Department.,
oe y az Corner Tfh aud Y str e.t.
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1T is RUMoRRD about town that The New
York Tribune Of to-day has a sharp article on
tie "Senate LazzaroEi,' in answer to MI
Harlan on the press layZaroni.
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PURCHASE OF CUBA.-It Is stated that intelIi-
genoe has reached this city from an authentic
source that the Spanish government is iavor-
ably inclined 10 transfer the island of Cuba 10
The United States, and that the terms suggested
are such as would probably meet with favor
by our government and such of our people as
approve of the purchase or annexation of Cuba
The conditions upon which Spain would part
with the island have hot transpired.
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THE MUSICAL PUBLIC will be greatly dis
appointed 70 learn that the Parepa- a-Rosa con-
cert will not come off tonight in conseque ace
OF an unfortunate accident to the popular con-
fatrice. In stepping fIom the cars she
turned her ankle, aud the sprain is so serioos
as TO render it impossible for her to apps IT to-
night. The concert for tonight Is therefore
changed % matin, at p. m. OF Thursdry.
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TIE Uslos PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFKR LIMITKD AMOUNT OF THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Al PAR.

NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES
of the liEe West from Omaha are nov completed,
and the work is going on threugL the Winter
As the distance between the finished portion o
The Union aud Centra' Pacific Railroads 10 nov
lees than 900 mies AID both companies are push
irg forward the work With great energy, employ
Ing over 50 Coz Their lie no doubt that the
whole
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Augusta, Me, papers this morning withdraw.
ing from the Seba,orisI contest. lie says:
with you have uniformly entertained the
cleaTest conviction tb3t no authoritative or
binding condition was reached by the recent
Legislative Senatorial caucus; but il has now
b.come apparent to me that 10 continue the
canvas would necessarily embirrass those
VINO have bOnored me with their support:
therefore, deeply grateful for your par.,ality.
am compelled 10 withdraw the further Use OF
my name.'
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
General Prim at Yichy.

General Prim, who stands forth as one OK
the most prominent leaders of the Spanish
revolutionary movement, ran over to Vichy,
France, the other day for the purpose, it may
be, of tonng up and ''cooling off, by the use
of the waters of the springs. General Pezuela,
Count of Cheste, another distinguished
Spaniard and we'll known to the American
people since the period of his rule in Cuba,
ran after Prim aud went to Vichy also. The
place was too little for two such liberatOrs at
the one moment, 80 they quarrelled, in Madrid
fashion, and, as we are told by the cable, the
Count of Cheste is likely to challenge Prlm.
Vichy Is favorite resor, of Napoleon, but, as
his Majesty was not there just at the mo ment,
Prim started for Paris. Napoleon refused, it
is said, to see him. Perhaps he did not wish
to have the Spanish question" fought out in
his very presence. The waters of the Vichy
Springs were known to the Romans for their
healing properties. They called them the
Aqu@ Calid@, which means shot waters; )" 80
Napoleon, being deeply read in Roman history,
may have been averse to be placed in ''hot
water" according to the modern meaning in
Paris, by either Prim or Pezuela. 1t would
have been great fight had 1t ''come of, but
it was not exactly in the Emperor's ''line' at
present
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
MUSIC IN THE PARK.
"why do summer Roses Fade so

WWhy do Summer Roses Fade ~
Towards the close of the summer season the at
tendance of visitors at the Park seoms rather
to increase than diminish The few glorious days OF
clear blue sky and warm sunlight tempered BY cool.
vigorous breezea remaining to US in the failing OF
summer are fully and gladly aveleu oI " eve'J-
body with the least posi- Bile leisure time on nand
Yesterday In the early afternoon the walks sna
drives OF the Park were peOpleu from euu W onu "
what should seem as happy multtude As evSi gos
together. The dresses OF the women were piiuian.,
and fsuitess apparel. Standing by the Filth avenue
entrance OF the Park the spectator iet as tnougn ne
could nger for hours watching the ceaseess ana
VARYING roll OF vehicles pouring from the avenue INTO
the Park. Many carriages were fre'gnteo Win a.
much of beauty and splendid dress as mSns 90 seen
the Initiated eye 1t was easy to observe that no
small number In the thrOnG belonged to the
class of shOddy-a class that s every year becoming
more and more vulgarly prominent on the avenue
and in the Park. And yet perhaps, there Is no need
ior Initiation long acquaintance TO detect In the
occupants of those magnificent shoddy vehicles the
absence OF that refinement OF which blood and edu-
cation are the basis. Year after year the character
of the eauipages to the PARK underWoes q change
which ali the time Is showing more beautiful and
versatile turn Of artistic taste among the carriage
manufactures.
the drive 10 the Park was crowded to excess yes
terday. The Mall was thronged with promenaders,
and the nelQnborhood OF the music stand where
DodwOrths band filed the air with the inspirations
OF Meyerbeer and Auber was one grand mass OF
decor0us and delighted humanity. the gOndolas
and barges on the lake were occupied throughout
the day, and IN every nook and shady by,
path the pictures OF rustic amours amid rural
| scenery, which Claude Menotte OF all men knew SO
! well how to draw, were reproduced In endless
variety.
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
The Fashions.

It would be superfuous to repeat our Paris
fashions correspondents lively description,
which all the ladies will read, of the travelling
costumes worn by Parisiennes, whether of the
countess or of the Theobaldine order, on their
way to Baden, Of the Empress Eugenie's
opinion of prevailing and prospective fashions,
of the eccentric Briton's talisman, and, finally,
of the mousquetaire costumes, hats turned up
and feathered above the chignon, and mems
light gray frockcoats, under white or yellow
alpaca dustcoats, which are in vogue at lovely
Baden Suffice it to say that there, as well as
here, the travelling suits for autumn are
almond and maroon Scotch plaid, with shawl
fringe all round. We may add that since the
cold snap of Thursday made 80 many of our
summer birds Of passage suddenly wheel about
and wend their fight back to town, Broadway
begins to be as bright with all the gay plaids
of the different Scottish clans as Catskill
woods will soon be with the warm autumnal
colors of an Indian summer. The palatial dry
goods shops and stores of New York, each Of
which was almost lonely desert not many
weeks ago, are now thronged with customers.
Before the new fall hats and early winter
modes are released from the Custom House,
before the fashionable modistes have returned
from. their annual trip to Paris, and before
everybody has deserted our summer resorts,
this is the very moment for purchasers oi
moderate means to lay in at reasonable prices
their stock of such goods as are serviceabe 81
| all seasons of the year.