, 1877-07-15
PARIS.
L A1TEIE,T8
EVERYBODY OUT OF HuMCR.

Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARIS, June N.-paris is not very attractive
at present, as every one seems out Of sorts c1-
cepting the vcnders OF lemonadcs aud ices. Tie
heat Of Senegal aud that of politics render the
consumption OF ice incredible. The immcnsity
Of its proportions this season, and the exorbi-
tant prices demanded for cooling drinks during
the recent excitement at the races, remain una
batcd. On that day 5000 bottles Of champagne
were uncorked at Longchamps, in addition to an
incalcuabic number of cheaper beverages, and
the present ability to extors the same amount
for those luxuries proves that business is at
least lively in one direction, amidst the deprcs-
sion complained Of in gencEll. The great estab-
lishmcnts OF Paris are still overloaded with sum
mer goods, ws1ich are constantly changing
names and advertised as novelties; but it will
be labor lost to cnumeratc tie new appcltat5ous,
Us materials are generltty tue same Us those
which appeared early ia the season. Modistes
are endeavoring to sustain business somewhat
in tic same manner but their ability Is more
EXTENDED, rs slight notifications Of former
styles are sufficient apologies for
GKAsp1sG EVERY NAME
that is foremost in the excitement OF moment.
We have now the Normandy bat transformed
into the St. Christopue by adding wider rim,
and the Lagrange turba,i, similar to that of last
month, but rriInmed with more brilliant colors.
There never was such i vast cxpanse In the
fashionable world for the exercise OF individual
taste as at the present tinc. Thus, parlessus
Il Ia mode osciliatcs between q masculine-fouk-
ing coat and the mantclet frou-frou," or the
fompadour, covered with ribbons and bows all
buried in lace, and the large tictus Of muslin
festooned with ru1f1cs and putfs. Bead trim
ming is revived in every possible form, not only
in jtt, which, in fact, has never been abandoned
In ht1f nDfl v1rintfS tTtrpf} frt1cS
beads. Tn1tiGucs, cpaulcttes. peieriNcs, mantle
lets, as Well US fiounccs and banus, are fairly
covered with these decorations, which have the
advantage OF allowi1!. those in possession OF
these articles to bring them forth; but | advise
others not to attempt this style OF embroidery,
as sigdt soon becomes weary Of 1t when too pro-
1uscly displayed. Amung
NEW ArrESDAGEs OF THE TOILETTE,
tic ceinturc IIet1nan may be mentioned Us rath-
er nnidue and pretty, but as It possesses pccu-
liar facilities for abuse, it Will probably not re-
main long as the beau n,on,le. 1t differs from
ordinary belts by not directly cncirclitlg tho
waist, but is adjusted to tho pointed bodices
now So much III yoEnc. One OF peculiar beauty
Sallc Erlr.l, which certainly enhanced the class
ical elegance Of the toilette with which 1t was
worn, but which, ran readily imagine, would
lie hiCcuus on gr:,ccless forms, or if arranged
nlalaprupts. This WAS formed OF white silk
gallon, embroidered ia an arabesquc pattern viii.
Silver braid and azure silk, audi fastened bcncath
tho front of the bodice by a tla9rec clasp of
silver set with turquoise, added peculiar beauty
to the delicate blue toilette OF Ncnyaline with
which it Was worn. There are clasps for these
now displayed ut tile jewelers. OF the
Rue Dc Ia Paiz, ornanlcnted with diamonds,
which, may b'F fayurably regarded by those who
.an alTord to have their jeweiry rcfnot1nted when
It becomes passc, but few others will accept the
expensive 1isk Of these centuries remaining long
! IL mode. ~
nj
aayc fallen from their high estate; not because
,flnc. Musard planted hers i'll the sight vi the
de Brogie anil tic Mouchy, the Com.
.csse dc l,purtaes, the Orleans PriHeesses, and
,tLers Of royal descent, on the OCCASION VI the
grand charity ball last winter, much to their in
i!gnation; but TN account OF tho hr:tzcn Ct
rontcrY OF the niece Of Gen. palsar, who dared
u appear in n police court with the diamond
studded fan, which possibly elevated her in the
Of society last winter, where she
moved us all acknowledged queen; but which |
,ow stands aghast at beholding her arra1gned
,cIorc court Oh the charge otstupcntlous rhetts!
niece and the husband Of the latter are also !
lccply implicated, but as the adair Will doubt |
ess be fully reported, even to Venezuela, where
he father Ct the youngest culprit once ruled Us
President, will not repeat it. |
Another robbery cast, accompanied with s1nEu-
ar incidents, recently occurred as follows: y
arcc audience was enioFing comic song by 81.
Paul Marx at the Folics- -Montparnasse, when
Lit hAE VI LIE StAs~~4 A00ANA va St-e |
tagc and throwing her arms around him cx- |
1aimcd: "Thcn thou ar: not dcad!", She
hen fell fainting, and it was not until she re-
orcrcd, after a lapse OF forty minutes, that it |
vas discovered size had been the dupc OF de- |
isning thieves, whP informed her tint her h95-
and lad Just fallen dead on the staz,e. NJ |
lark, divininS all, proceeded home with all pos
iblc speed, and found the house completely |
ansackcd. Sllverware, jewclry, money, and |
Of value was gone.
THEATRICAL.
The principal lion of the day in the theatrical
'orld Of Paris is Delaunay in the " Marquis dc
'ille1ncr," at the Franchise. Worms, OF course,
randy sustains his role, but the manner in
'hivh bclaunay masters old repertotres, as yell
5 the new, is almost magical, and unequAled by
ny other actor on the French stage. 4 fopplsh
rcss, and hair parted In the middle OF his head,
equally becoming to him as the thirty-tWo.
unce perrugue Of Louis Nv, anu bis voice
lapts itself to the seventeenth century with al
le finessc Of that period in manner no other
tor attempts st the present time;