The New York herald., 1869-09-05


his glance particularly directed to Cousins boots
retallated by studying Iheobaldine. Firstly, she
heading was lined with lilac silk. over tnis long
lilac tram, frnged all round, was lo0ped TO snow
Centre OF tns long sash. 1ringed with sulphur and
plped with lilac. The bodice was square anu under
1t valenciennes and tue fichu. The sleeves were
q SdyOt and described in my last The nat was
rice straw tOquet, Ornamented over her chignOn tO1
falling aud looped plaits) with sulphur bow, the
front with a diadem Of lilac and SULPHUR pansies;
the same shaded gloves worked with lilac SILK, hiac
branches worked on white satn leaf Ian and
hung from the wrist by white cord.
'And now you will show me what is IN that box"
said TheoDadlne; ''you have promised. nllord."
TINS was uttered in the Anglo.Franco ldiom OF
Parsians, stress Oh every word aud wrong intona
tons-rathcr pretty on tue whole.
Ny lord nodded, took small golden key from his
pocket, opened the precious box, and, To the
s.s0Hishment Of all OF us fOr Comtesse and Cousin
both turnedl held up bit OF old cord; 'the rope OF
man " no was hung" he uttered distinctly. AS TO
Cousin. she burst into III OF laughter. Comtesse
considered hni quietly, as one would curOsty but
Theobaldne was thoroughly disappointed, and went
through "a series OF CALCULATIONS al will break the
bank for you with this Ia my pocket went ON
MILFORD; "it Is a taiisman ana nc soiemniy restored
We arrived at Baden soon after this and never
had seen IL 30 lovely. There was the Conversation
facing the three hills. when are veriant front
screen TO Baden, and o1er charming EXCURSIONS.
The hail In itself Is decorated with prouse taste and
a., great display OF marble bronze .,oI and y
seekers OF every capital One or the pretty
sights, too are The children here assembled; they
nave tner bpOrte, tueiT lhSHlOuaDic WOriu, tueit
heroes and herones, who the Imitation OF their
elders. Pastimes are not all concerts ana roulette
though they are the most appreciated by the larger
number. There are walks In the Licatenthal, caval-
cades to the old chateau and donkey parties Too,
which are picturesque to the eyes OF the people VINO
arc not horse deaer5. There are remains OF the
Jesults college, antiquities, and even nerds OF
real sheep, kept by the government to preserve an
Alpine aspect IN the rust,co line can only COM
pare them to the doves OF Venice and the geese or
the Capitol. With the assistance OF the fashions the
meadows around have a Tranon effect Plenfy OIL
mousquetare costumes beside, white, with black SILK
rever5, vests black white. Much orange and
| lavender also. Hats upturned behind, villa
| feathers above the cnignon; but mostly
| Ligueurs The men are in light gray frock-
| coats under white or yellow alpaca dust Coats
The height OF the season. however, Will collect all
the great celebrities In September, when Mile. Nils
son and Nine. Patti viii delight the princes In the
| ncghborhood. As yet the greatest musical sensa-
tions have been the Bavarian5 In the morning at ta
springs the Prusstans at midday and the Auslrlans
at Leonard the violinlst, Bottesni, the thor
ough basslst, and Marie Iattu have had great sue
Bottesini travelled around the world several
| times with his unweldy instrument and on COM
ing across him at the conversation he took me aside
| TO tell me, in answer TO my inquiry, that 1t had
already cost him 900 francs carriage, for the wOn-
derful player gets IL tickeed II 1t were passen-
| ger, and those VINO have heard IT agree that Its
, sounds are far more welcome than many live pas
| sengers.
The travelling suits for autumn are almond ana
maroon scotch plaid, with shawl fringe all round.