Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-08

novelties introduced In New York.
The Homc Journal annou noes among bate
Of plain Smiths and Browns, that Miss Field, {
New York, is engaged TO z rince, the Chamber
lain of the King of Naples; .dr. Winthrop Thorn
to the eldest Miss Beckwith, (who created sen
satiun in Paris two years ag',;) and daughter q
Mr.. Beach Lawrence, of Ne wport RI, for som
time past in Europe, TO Saxon cavalry officer
OF wealth aud position. TIL &c wedding OF the las
named will be celebrated in September, and tn
couple will reside in Saxony.
--Bayard Taylor has recently received iron
Gcra any bust of Goethe, which now adorn
the library at Ccdarcroit. 1t is copy of TIN
original in the palace at Weimar. Unlike th
common copies, which represent Goethe in hi
mature age with n rather heavy face, this on
gives his likeness in the splendor of his youthful
and manly beauty.
--Sgnor Bliz has gone to Europe to visit hi
daughter, Miss Jenny Van Zandt, or Mile Van
zuias she is known in the musical world abroad
| --Grneral Badeau, Assistant Secretary OF Lega
tion in London, was introduced at the Queen
lcvcc, held by the Prince of Wales, on behalf O
her Majesty, by Mr.. Moran, Mr.. Motley not havin.
yet bcen introduced at court in consequence o
tile Queens absence. The Secretary wore tn
full uniform OF u Bhgadier General on tn
| occasion.
| At Newport ladies cary peat little yclve
memorandum books. for nIting down all engage
mcuts to ride, dance, or for excursions and pic
mic parties.
| Mrs. General Grants 50 best dinncr-set wa
made in Paris, expressly for the White House.
Large roses are now worn on the head fol
| full dress occasions.
Fashionable weddings were never more nu
incrous in New York than they have been durin.
the present month.
The New York papers have il on good ati
ihonty that the daughter of a wealthy merchant
living on Brooklyn Heights, elopsd last weel
with her fathers coachman.
The wedding presents received by the brid,
at IL recent New York wedding arG valued, say
rumor, at a hundred thousand dollars.
Mrs. George Francis Train has arrived at
Newport and occupies her new and elegant man
sion, which is much admired
Judge Barnard, OF New York city, celebrated
| his tin wedding in New York on Tuesday evening
| The presents included all sorts OF TIN articles
| from tiny shoes TO immense wash basins grid
irons, dust pans, threc-tier tunnels and the like
The lIstoryof the Sandwich islands" was done
up in u neat Japanned box. Some kind friend
sent tin trumpet, four feet long, wrcathcd witl
satin rbt on, that he could sound his own
trumpet in future. Judge Hilton sent tin
bucket, with the request that his judicial brother
| should not " kick IL.
| Mr.. Peterson, OF Pctcrson's Magazine, Phila-
delphii, has an elegant country seat at Newport,
fronting Narruganset Bay.
Very few straw bonnets are worn this sum-
| mer although the fashionable milliners display
tasteiully trimmed styles that arc charming
enough to please the most fastidious. The pre-
ference is given to lace tulie or Grape.
| Senator A. &. Cattell has left Washington
and gone 10 Join his family at Clifton Springs,
New York.
Miss Tyler, who was flshionably married in
New York, on Saturday, wore dress of very
heavy white corded silk, with train three yards
long. The cursnge waist was caborately trimmed
with puilings and orange blossoms, the sleeves,
which were cut in Lady Washington STYLE flow
iug from the elbow, and exposing an arm Of rare
beauty. The brides rich dark hair was plainly
dressed with curls depending over her shoulders.
Over all was the rich tulle vail, caught back over
the forehead by wreath Of orange blossoms, and
bed back by the same, so as to fall in rich folds
over the shoulders, leaving her face wholly un-
covered. She wore rich gold necklace, from
which depended very costly diamond cross, and
carried an elaborate bouquet in her hand.
The New York Telegram, speaking OF music,
says; "'rhe true artist is encouraged and reward
cd in Boston, while with us he is scarcely able to
M .xc tail t.
hard acknowledgement, but 1t is true"
Correspondents say that the higher you 90
up the Calskill mountains, the more you must
pay for drinks. Few tourists, except the very
rich, go to the top.
Long Branch is becoming sparkling and gos-
sppy.
The Empress wore at the late races in Paris
aliunbleached lawn costume trimmed with white
and Nulcncienncs cdging; her bodice was hall
open and the fred tunis frightened to the figure
by belt aud buckle, having her initials on 1t
her finchon was black lace, with flower diadem.
The American artists Lauut Thompson, Gif-
ford. McEntce, Bicrstadt and Church, are TO re-
turn to this country in September
Chief Justice Chase has gone to the White
Sulphur Springs.
| -hcN. Ut. NeWnlui Vi Wushiuplons IL 10 ett'
ted in the New York SUM- makes trip to Europe
next month for the express purpose of uniting in
marriage two of his former flock now sojourning
there.
Chicago is treading on dangerous ground.
Professor Boise, the learned Greek scholar Of the
Chicago University, is often detained from his du.
ties by illness, and at such times his daughter Il
girl less than twenty years of age, hears the rcci
tations If his Greek cllsscs, she being the only
competent person at hand.
4 submarine cable has been laid from
Petehuad, Scotland, TO the coast OF Norway.
Part 1f the snow sheds of the Central Pa
ciiic Railroad, near Emigrant Gap, have
been destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Rose, the Canadian Finance Minister,
IS expected To go to Washington ON July
10Th 10 negotiate Tor reciprocity.
AT San Francisco, on Thursday, the Cali
fornia Pioneer Fuse Factory was destroyed
by fire Loss $4,000. and no insurance.
A liglr between Indians and United States
troops occurred in Arizona few days ago.
Twenty-Five Indians were killed AID four
captured
A terrible hail storm visited Woodstock,
Canada, on Sunday, damaging the gardens
and destroying nearly all the window glass
in the town.
In Washington, on Tuesday night, the pc
lice made u descent upon four gambling
houses, on Pennsylvania avenue, and arres-
ted their inmates.
Three steam-tugs, having on board ovel
800 filibusters, were captured by the United
States revenue cutters in Long Island Sound
on Tuesday night.
The French corvette Courier, from Mar.