, 1876-01-16

| tusm: saying must no" 60 to the theatre
s' Sot'one footi" cried the man: "ue1l get
lanterns and torches in no time. ani you shall bo
carried in triumph"
Don't be foolish, my childreo," replied ::
"Jou are going to roman TRANQUILITY where you
are. and let mo 60 as quietly 70 my work; this ia
| Seeing me- 80 resolved, they said no more, and
| vent dorm the little corkscrev stairs and oct
| into tue street a. had come. Then / turned
and looked up at the email panel window against
which five noses we're fiatteued and ten eyes
hamed- They saw me, and as with ono accord
! gave mo o paneomimtc applause, noisalese but
earnest. kissed my hand to them, aud went on
my way with tears Of pleasure in my eyes.
Is this not charming pendant to the story We
hare ell heard, Of Dejazet singing Lisot1e" to
| DeranGcr?
AN AMERICAN BALL IN PARIS.
Lucy Hooper writes from Paris The first
| large entertainment Of the season in the Amer
lean colony took place few nights ago, in tbs
shape OF ball given BY one Of the queens OF
New York society. who mas been sojourning hero
for bzior season, en- route for Italy. Her su-
perb and spacious apartment On the Rue sdes
presnroug WAS well adapted for an entertain
| ment Of such magnitude. There was space for
dancing aud room to move about, notgithstsnd-
ing the large number Of guests that were pres
ent. The enfree to tho recepton-room Was
through conservatory beautifully illuminated
and hung with Chinese tantarns. The most beau-
tiful toilette woTn On the occasion was that Of
Mrs. Gen. Torbert, the wife Of onr Consul-G Gem
onisito sbafIa a. aEricot ninE savna- and raa;ar
- 49,, ra- a4e - 1a1'es M 91ua tna.
fen-shena1 fnis EarJsrea u;th - -a-ror 1,;saa -
fIounce Of Apricot-colored Grape Tne front Of
| the sklrt was crossed transvereelv with ecarf
OF apSacot-coiofea satlu ia;d 10 folds, and held
oss - - sr aug sue + ~ siuSao ".
skirt wss fInisHed With n ,x;4a AK a,..ss.a ino3
and trimmed with satin. Tho waist was pointed
before and behind, and was laced up tho back;
II was pofderen around INC ahoa!ders "ltn vide
pf vs,st 1o1ncas 1,iacad !, - ITO S-ont ~ ~
corsaee to mstch th6se in tha sk;rt connieted
this tasteful and elasant costume, which was sin
gularly becoming to its beautiful weerer Mrs.
4. J. Dfe1el wore IN oyerdress and corsago OF
wh1te rnato1asee trimmed with fringe over {. dark
gcrnet red silk t7ain. Her Ornaments were su-
perb par1re OF diamonds. Mrs. Gen. Sicklea WAS
IN white and silver oyer pink silk; ornan,eata,
emeraIds, aad diamonds. The Countess do Tro-
brand was in black tulla embroidered With gold.
and wore an Oriental necklace OF gold coins aad
tilagrce. One OF the fectures Of the evening;
was the axquiaite singing OF Nile Carlotss Patti
The celebrated sonestress was atti1el in an
emerald green veive: esnb1oidered with green
mother-of-pearl, aud shs wore splendid set Of
emeralds and diamonds. Among the European
division of the guests we're several reprosanta-
ti;es Of old and famous families, such ss &
Spanish Princess tie granddaughter of Godoy.
Prince de Is Paz, and one Of the younger sc,ons
of tho Metteraica family.
A FooGY NIGHT IN PARIS.
fara: Last Wednasdav nicht an Enalish inst;-
t,ti,n +,o,r q IN scross +he Channel ard coma
.u'1on 1ooA s41p osa ~aa eua1a.'e4' ~ 0uo eAuo
10 establish 1sell IN fa11s~ This nnEolcons
guest was no other than genuine London fog.
which. beginning about o'clock in the evening.
cra7nn,1v inrTaesed in density nnti1 IL ho.ama
h .-.:.,- ~ ..s .-.''sI 49,. ~ - ~ -,
tu1tose'o1o ~ 7eo ac1osS uA4o" sA1ee'' eA W
distinguish objects at heh dozen PAGES on.
Through this dense gray sea Of vapor people
th,z. 30 ...a,, - tn o.+-t,or., r.o;.,s rar
.;.u %a5 ese.a ~ tno ~ ,na. ~
~sa ~ ~ ~ 1;ca,aa,, 800 shoT.t f,-n;sad
Tr;th 1ar-a tor,hss whaTavith inav rain1y stroce
1e.a ~ 51mo " tuJ tg
~ ,,.t pao.,a ,vo,t 1851 oana
diaa 40 ' atSa m7Is enoas' ee1' a ~ IS
". et;c tuo ian+ernao,,e1a sIe,,s,i n tha hn,1e.
rarSa and drova 1hr;y;ng pp1 t-,Ie " Fha o rast
ZOO - ~ tI,a pinoa a. n ia Tnna,~,a ha,..a 30.
1ect trap once ln tne mlodle OF u persons got
lost, tosahy ann nelplesa1s, ana became SO
t,rn 10 oamtorne1 - ~. an,r,,;n,a,co ~ ~,
policeman Oh this perplaxlpe scot, and begget
him to tell him the way to the Rue de Rvol-
.'Ihe tue de KiVoh!' exclaimed tha beNli-
ao1ea seIt A % 80 ~ ~ :. n
CARRIAGES and walked alonrsida Of than in firoaj
of collision. One gentleman drove round sna
round the Column OF July on the Place
oe "a bastaue' Lying 10 ma tne hao o.
daacr;ad "tn tuo - law. ,;,'1'a~inr feshin ~
tha Gstonca rha-anno6 ha c-isd iorf,,tr
..T bsva - -ths-o 10 tha a,tranca - ~,
stro.t reb;eo5 81 he t,neaa and ts-ave h,nrr
;ntn - firr1e;pt', shhon-winiaw; Ona mar rahe,
ms1 hecot,ns haw,Iderad m the nnev an.1 nat
ia-,na ~ +--s, n;ths~ ~ +ba ,1,t ~ iaFt ~
faar - 1;cina into ti,a T;va al nj, nirht rno.
t1on,ess ~ fis hor' in the cofd. prav mist. III,
1,ost nn,Iaas,.t ' ,aren.rrn ~ which h.ra
haa ~, ,rsa thst - nsrtv ~ ,.j;es Hho rgara ra1
+,,-,;,s, ~ i,,,,,a fron, ia th.st-n The r,hm,r
1ot tnar snd ;ns;stad on tlenosit,r The nartv II,
~ ,,,;11ta ~ 10 sreat AMI ner,;t;n, 3e,,, ~
ind fi1o % the;r WV home "a bsst thev m,sht Ia.
rnonstranca and eutEeaties Were in Tnin. and
hit fnr The aid of a friendly nasser.hv ths m.
inctu thastre-roera would hara had Int baT1
t;nc ~ T. FnrtnnateIr THE fr;end in -,aad
=, ala tio cnhmn,, haar ra.aon and .-niis3 h;r,.
tn hi. dastination. which wa a. II h.nnena5