Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1869, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED Biths. sunday excepted, Atthes Eecailed ing, §.W. Corner Pezns*Iran‘a A’. ani lth $:., EVENING ‘STAR VEWSPAPER COMPANY. 4 by carriers to thetr snb- | Pinwict at Pe¥ Ceves POR 4 Pha MoSia. Copies athe. One Dollar eee Thres Dollara: One > papers are sont from thy tore Ay Cena. He Fyive Deliars od em Priday olf 4 Seat | | RAILROAD Barone axp onto RAtLnoap Leave daily excep Mand 1246. 2-50 at 7 and 9:30 4.M., LIS. x weatT AM : No traiu to or from Awnapeli- on 5 P nly. con t tth trains from) Baltimore ling. Parkor=t ee remake tickets %& a West can be had at the Workington Station Ficket “fies at all hours of the ‘Also, at 1% pany = Offer. 406 Pennsyl- Pasaetucers purchasing tickets at the there arrange have their bag je it i e, taken reas ar. ‘and Boston, sce sneral Agent. LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, Ab ’ LPHIN AND s We Tex. 1369, ‘Traine betw con WASHINGTON and NEW YORK FOR NEW YORW, sithout chang: of cars. hay pat Sa. us., asad 12 HA. am, and 12245 43 OR PHILAD erpe Suebay ) at ON SUNDAY. ; for New York af ™:4@ p.m. and Philadst vee ate40 Sleepin York on 9 p.m. train only ets ty Philadelphia. ork, oF abe had wr the Station Office at all hours si the Company's Office, No. 406 Passengers pure ae fice can there arranc Ned for and chocked at w~ depot, and put into t! . vad advertisement for eche tule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo- lie and the West. Z 7-4, WILSON. Master of Transportation. kD eneral Ticket \ TZ. Agent, Wa STEAMBOAT LINES, PRE sce AND FAVORITE STEAMER J. SMITH. ¢ A. B. every TUESDAY! at 6 o'elock- tor all Landings rriving at kh e 6 mW ht. on the Po- ni > to JON G. jew Work or DLETON & €0., BANKE wehin DALE, 2s tf Mencisxts ur a WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter, the Fine Steamshij JOHN (16-0, 0nd VALLEY the M ANTS” LINE. ewrekly trips be at 3. W_ THOMPSON, P LIN EW EXPRESS I VIA CANAL, BETWEEN PHILA ALA. A) ry trae WI PhiletIphia. AVE furnishf many kind of Plate @ de Gasconstanth We suas Deent done at our office satiatact Xo. 2 th and 1th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. ti war: hen performed, which will deducted when the tecth are made. The Association ie now prepared to make Teeth on Gold, Silver. and Hubber, at New York. Philadelphia. and. Boston ices. All persons wishing dental work done can ave it as cheap as im the above work will he PREPARED FROM THE ¢ EXTEACT OF FRESH BEE BRANDY AND PYRO PH « This preperation fs compoand of the Compone # the human system. It adds direct m ¢ the purity quality of bet 4 ot Bhat. gives action and tone to she Aline ry Canal ond by IT ISACERTAIN iN iding up of the human frames CURE FOR THE F - ‘i 1 Comer DISEASES: opaueiies nei pient Consumption, Nei Debili ludigretiog, Henrteurn, Oven fs Delicate and Sickly ising from_a broken down and debilitated impure condition of the Blood. Iso wart to be permabently cured vol mumet avoid ail nedicine, . arly, and afew bottles will make @ certain the most obstinate and forlorn cases. PRICE, 91 PER BOTTLE. PREPARED AT No. 193 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. STOTT. 375 Penneylvani: 5 a $25, Pennsylvania avenne ie regu. ‘Cure in i: Dry Gone: Fart 3 + Dry Goods. Pur ture. Pian ‘ersonal Property. S,_B—The highest cach price paid for the sane. cue every day except Sundays, from 6 N BIRUFOLITAN \ IW LING SALOON. tz. Re METRO LITAN HALL GEORGE BAUR Propeetes a? 3 ™. The RBar is stocked ties. med Abs, rane Open from 6a. m. vy AT « SIC STOKE ie) between Pa. a Their fine assortment of Music mente, incladi Nes wilt pusitively be at cost, pre aratery to commencing a Co-operative Pian cial attention to Tuning and Mepaigh Store. ay C Trous Debility. &e strictly confide Jetters must contain a stamp. Vor. SPRCIAL NOTICES, persed Wiese PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY Cap be ef PRL ade their hair restored to its natnral ent out,create a hew growth, . HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. It is the best HAIR DRE: making lifeless. stiff. brashy hi =m RP. no lim ING iw the world healthy, soft, a 1.09. For sale by all drocgists. . HALL & CU., Nashua, N. -- Proprietors. abe THE GREAT FAWILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE. There ts probably no Family Medicine 0 favors Diy and LER For the sively used by d, in. near! tas ly of Missionaries, Fevers prevalent in for all diseases of | ounds, burns, bruixes, kc. * erally. a THE GENUINE secures great economy ,exeelience in the Buy none bat of beef tea. Extract of Meat Co ture om every jar. cers, ved? FSTin BATCHELOR’S H. This splendid Hair Dye is the best ia the Hy mal perfect Dye; harmless, the rue ane one: ne tints: remedies the aml leaves the di: qroperiy apelk erly applic Bend street, N € And the great Duteh ¢ » widely kk jomaries in Ti all the Mix ranteract the clirwate infty smapany For sale by ¥. sien nto PERFECT MANHOOD. 5 ‘y nary Stations, 1 es on the fam. but for the cure of Cholera ant the East. Itisused internally the bowels, and externally fur ‘Sold by Draggists gon vedins LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEA hat mace by tae Baron Licbig' and -MILHAU § SONS, 183 Broadway, New York web pot tats AIR DYE. ‘iisappointment: mri Ihefiectsf bad Byes: inviora: ‘soft and beatiful, BLACK O # MEN ou the evils of OE EMMETT. J THIS EVENING AND GR. Replete wit AND hy Jesques. and G: ATL ERT AT: and choicest Gems, Son: ue Delineations of J. SATURDAY at? VERY EVENING THIS Kina MENT, EN eve dock. for Reserved Se L L. MOXLEY, COSTUMER FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS Por A LADIES, GENTL EN, CHILDREN I ~~ - = = — - —— [seers Habe PATTI. PATTI CH : mnces that yew ned Concert from her vimwphs in New York and Boston. Mlle Will make her first fr anist, = yon yt October, at the Music Store of W.t ‘on The Grand Piano Steinway & Sons. At KINDS FAS MY. E. betw open for the 1 reason wd Lesars fron Saturday Clase SDAY E Mons. THEO. RITTER. the great Cinssical Pi is first appear fourth 4 rs. Troms 3 to 5 p. m PATTI, ATT. appearance in Washington since Bo vk ti wil NA rs ssi Mr MA Tenor; aturday, Metzerott used is from the mannfactory of COSTUMES meme TS AND CHIL HARRY DONOHUE S 455 lth stre th of Penn: HON ABLE, DANCIN eon Hh and 1th street reception of pupils for th of tuition—Kor Misses and on Tuesdays, Tharsday. 5 to? p.m. Tuesdays and lay entlemen, from Sto ip m.. Wednesdays and ME ONE, COME ALL, TO THE GRAND SCHUETZEN BALI A FLAG DEDICATION F TH Alexandria. Forts ‘vote an Hall. Ma, White House ani the chty stp. m, ‘ashi my c A Tone, Vavrelersine to Tsasc COALE, JR.. & RRO., IMPORTERS OF MEN'S FURNISHEN ODS, 424 HANOVER STREET. CORNER OF GERMAN, __ an S-cotm stp BALTIMORE. CARPETING. STER CARPETS, “npg ees CARPETS TAPESTRY CARPETS. THREE-PLY CARPETS EXTRA INGRAIN CARPETS. SUPERFINE INGRAIN CARPETS. iA Be English HAN “Vien Dr rae ke at Be, per sanare vai ‘Good ALL WOOL INGR. At Me. to #1. DP LOOM INGRAIN (very heavy) Brussls, and variety linen carpet wrappings) ra ‘and pat down in the best manner B7As we buy and sal EXCLUSIVELY roR a CASH, we ebeerfully iny com our “Accs with shoe of any other Stat ches recall hoeee Mite country. SAMUEL KER. WM. 3. MITCHELL & Co.. Corner of 9th street and Penns rdins. a wos “MITCHELL, .avenne, . * Dry Goods Store.) oc Wh , BSON BROTHERS. BOOK A! 271. south Give strict pe: ND JUB PRINTERS. ania avenue. ottention to business. oct an _EVENING STAR. “Washington News and Gossip. Iytensst Revenve.—The receipts from this source to-day were 81,158,917.34. ‘Turmelon-cholic days have come, the saddest of the year. : Row. W. E. Nint.acx, of Indiana, is in town, — for the winter. He has taken quarters at No 129 Bell street, Georgetown. Tre Unrrep States FLacsarr Pownatoy, Admiral Poor commanding, has arrived at Ha- vana. Tae coMMITTEE appointed by the Louisville Commercial Convention to wait upon President Grant, will discharge that daty on Weduesday neat. Hno. dohn S. Carlile, late United States Sena- tor, who was a candidate for the Senate of West Virginia from Harrison county, was defeated by John J. Davis, Esq Tne SecReETARY OF THK TREASURY has di- rected the Assistant Treasurer at New York to give pnblic notice that the sale of gold and the parehase of bonds will be continued without change during the month of November. ‘Waar are we coming to? An old fashioned silver half dime piece was paid to a customer in making change in the northern market on Saturday. We need not add that he was con- siderably surprised at the apparition. Tue Hover Couurrres on Foreign Aflairs will hold a session here this week to continue the investigation of the Washburne-Paragaavan difficulty. Several members of the committee have already arrived. Srxon VeprA, Secretary of the Argentine Le- gation here, protests against ex-Minister Me- Mahon’sstatement that “‘the atrocities of Lopez, the Paraguayan Dictator, not outy do not exceed, but cannot even compare with those committed by the Generals in command of the allied armies operating against Paraguay.”* “MARK TWwatn’s” new book “The Innocents Abroad” goes off like hot cakes among the lovers of pure humor in the garb of decent spelting. Mrs. Kate D. Barstow, the canvassing agent for it, announces elsewhere that it can be procared at Parker's book-store, by those not reached by her in canvassing. Tue New Yoru Maus. says that George B. MeClellan, he won't come to Washington to spend the winter, but will stay at Hoboken, where he ix superin- tending the completion of the famons Stevens Battery. INTERNAL REVENUE ArvvorstwENTs—The President has appointed Francis Springer to be Collector of Internal Revenue for the First Dis- trict of Towa, vice General Belknap, appointed Seeretary of War. John M, Bailey, to be Col- lector of Internal Revenue Fourteenth District of New York, Reervits Onpxnny have been issued from the War Depart: the superintendents of York city to forward worth, Kansas, d Randall, D: to duty at those posts. Tue Chicago Tri schemes w h Congress, fu hundred and fifty n asked in appropriati schemes are the of dollars will ive ‘The largest of these anawha al and Jan t, for which an appropriation 5 «the Memphis Railroad, for which an Will be askeu of Congress. dent <n PECING THE EXPENSE». Jue menus by Which the expenses are being redneed in the Navy Department, is the fitting ap of all vexsels of war with full saits, This change is now nearly lers have been «ent to all the squadrons to cease the use of eoal altogether, except in casex of necessity. Aside from saving er, the design of the order is also. knowledge of managing sailing ch little attention wax given by onr steam marine during the war, Tue Revexee Laws —Seeretary Boutwell has completed 4 portion of his annual aesage— that finished being of a general character npon the question of revisionof the taclaws. Tt is un- derstood that Mr. Boutwell and Commissioner Delano agree that, in view of all the cireum- stances, it would he advixable, in the main, to permit the existing acts of Congress to remain tact, they being satisfied that, if let alone and permitted to continue undisturbed in the prompt and exacting execution of the laws as they now stand for the coming year, they will not only augment the revenues of the government in a large degree, but develop nuierous matters which will furnish foundation wise legislation hereafter. however, modifl- cations of existing revenne laws shall be deemed politic by Congress, then both the secretary and commissiover have suggestions to offer. ‘Tue New Secrerany oF War Exsran.rp. — Gen. Belknap, the Secretary of War, appeared at the War Department this morning, shortly after nine o'clock, aud took the oath of office he- fore Gen. George C. Thomas, a notary public of this District. The War Departmeut. was then turned over to the new Secretary by General ‘Sherman, and at ten o'clock the officers of the army now on duty in this city called to pay their respects. Among them were Gens. Sherman, ‘Townsend, Meigs, Barnes, Brice, Howard, Shri- ver, Holt, Dunn, Eaton, Shiras, Humphreys, Michler, Casey, Parke, Dyer, Maynadier, Por- ter, Dent, Meyer, Ramsey, Babcock, McFerran, Woodruff, Dana, Williains, Vincent, Kelton, Breck, Ricketts, Ketchum, Hunter, Smith, Swayne and others; Cols. Dayton, Audenreid, Beckwith, Bell, DuBarry, Leet, Sprague, Mack, Casey; Majors Barr, Curtis, Lee, and many other officers of lesser rauk. They were pre- sented by Gen. Sherman and Adjutant General Townsend. Secretary is at present staying with Col. Dayton, of Gen. Sherman's staff, who occupies the old Seward mansion, on 16th street, but will secure a house soon, and bring his wife here about the first of December. Tux Usios Pactric Raitroap.—The special commission appointed by the President und+r the act of April 10, 1969, to examine the condi- tion and report the amount Mecessary to eom- plete the Central and Union Pacific roads, tht: morning made their report to the Secretary ot the Interior. It is quite lengthy, and cor- tains many interesting facts relating to those roads. They estimate the amount necessary t» complete the Central Pacific road at 2576,0)0, and the sum necessary to complete the Union Pacific road at $1,500,000. The commission trav- elled over the roads very slowly, and made a careful examination, even extending so far as to take the measnrement of bridge timbers and to extimate the strain upon the various parts of the bridges, &c. The ties were carefully examined, and in many places it was found that the cotton wood ones being replaced by hard pine, 400,000 of th® latter class of ties now being on hand at Laramie. The rolling stock was also carefully examined, and the commission feel satisfied that both roads are well supplied. They express the opinion that the officers of both roads are working in good faith to have their roads in the best possible condition as soom as possible. Tae Pusuc Dert.—The statement of the THE WORLD OF FASHION. | public debt of the United States for the month TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. nateuy ences | This Afternoon’s Dispatche ereng San cet peo “Piebt Bearing Interest to Citta og Hi ———_-—_—_ BR ae Geeene cand mate Senne Bomisatépor cont..-tsesaeum,, | ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. tney are Mannzed The | How —_ —— Cleak of the Period—Furs, Hats, Oz. | paments, Kte., Ete. | [From cur Feskion Correspondent.) j New York, October, 1869 —The vulgar desire | «hich exists ameng women of fashion here to aye | the manners, dress, and pretensions of wo ————$1. Dedt Bearing Interest in Lawful Money: Certificates at 3 pr cent. 47,510.00 00 Navy pension fund, at 3 per cent... 4, THE PRIZE RING. rophed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Cryerxxatt, Noy. Tack Looney hassecared Mike MeCoole headquarters at Sha ly Grove, Sollege Hill. MeCooie telegraphs from St. a14000 4.339.935 ow. ais last night to claim forfeit stakes fro: vy Keardoa, on the ground that the latter failed to make a sec- ‘ond depesit. ‘ ete DEATH OF THE CAPTAIN OF A REV- ENUE CUTTER. cshion itself hes revived in some measure vtitions which belong to a past, credited ali « SOUS of reckless extravagauce and the y .f umiistingaished immortaitty. Se all and jagh are reproduged in | 2% ) (or their shame) in the false ihair, the painted cheeks, the ¢ The Eveniiig Star. —Capt. Stephen Cor- Telegraphed Exclusively Puraskt, N. ¥., Ni nell Ri cutter Salmon P. Chase Us Duheted-umskirts, the alec ie dens ning. He wa vnatrous airs and atfec . Whiek ar pct te peters LF tee —— parcel of ¢ Jarge fashionable as _ —— eweer — — x —— joel Nothing 1k ‘ 4 im Paris, or any other city Sinking Twi MORMONS EXCOMMUNICATED. worl; for the recognized eccentrices or | Ss. coin interest bonds, Sr. Lovis, Nov. Omaha dispatches say that SES SOCPOOE SECO 5 as ig parties from Salt Lake report that several Mor- . + the record of thelr ac metic. = mon dignitaries connected with Zion's Co-op- | Inents in the hewspapors, is not coveted by est boride purchased, parative Association have been publicly exeom- | men ot really high + and position j and actrucd fnterest municated by the th. Consider- Here, on the contrary, there are a host of the thereon 9045 able excitement prevail ir friends. ives and daughters of butchers and bakers and Restick makers who seize with avi pail =e SE ew whim or fancy reported, ani! 1 | Pebt: jens amount in the Frossnry.—. GEORGETOWN. themselves queens Of fashion, and i ——--—_—__ me d by a few = = d feet < water from nobbing with the Empress Euge Atieirs tn Princess of Wales, aud the dear duckemes amd DEATH OF AN OLD CiTizEX.—One of our olit- est citizens, E. M. Linthicum, Esq., who has been ill for some weeks, died at his residence on the Heights, on Saturday atternoon, at 3 o'clock. Mr. L. was 72 years old, and fifty years ago came countesses who grow thick as blackberries on every soil unfortiinately but oars. The tendency of the miserable system of copy- ing and imitation may be seen in the utter want of self ct and ciation of their own bonds issued to the Pacitic Railroad companies, interest payable in lawful money, shows totals as follows: Amount out- standing, $02,182. Interest accrued and wot | to Georgetown and engaged in the pardrere Country and Sie bnetiutlons which ts antvereatiy vet paid, $1.215,50.09, Interest paid by the Uui- | business on the corner of Bridge an h | exhibited. The higher value of man or the wo. Seoiearanpes : Ty tan, | streets, which establishment he sold out since | fAUbied. The higher valuc of manor the wo" | the war to Buckey & Marbury. During his lite he had been a member of the Georgetown Coun- cis, one of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, besides having filled other respousible po- sitions. He was strictly a business man, and as such amassed quite a large fortune. His funeral Will take place to-morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, the funeral services to be held at Christ Chureh. ‘The interment will take place at Oak Hill Cem- etery. MeErcnaxts’ EXCHANGE.—The rush of busi- ness on ‘Change this morning was tremendous. In fact, it was a gala day, 25,000 bushels of wheat offering, with sales of about the same amount as follows:—1,050 good at $1.30; prime,3,800 at 81.3; BA28 at 91.35; 1200 at $1364: 3.300 at S157; 1,525 at €1.38; choice, 10,300 at #1.40. Tue Canxat—Boats are now coming de} rived dering the mont 203, were collected in at this end of the line. Potomac CHAPTER, No. 8—Stated communi- cation to-morrow evening and election of offi- cers. By order. Porick News.—The number of arrests made during the past month amounted to 144. and surroun . does not seem to find a lodg- ment in their modicum of brain; nor is it jes« | curions to observe. that although ix: iz this principle, and affecting immeasurable contempt for those who ne the olservances which | form their line of demarcation, they still quite fail to comprebend the fact that as the daugh- ters of grocers and wives of liquor dealers. chair makers, and glue or flour manafactarers, they of any country but this. | portationof mails, &ec.,#1,836,730.04. Balance of interest paid by the United States, $5,148,092.) Mn. ANONYMA IN TowN WITH A Cow-HIDE— He Leaves Witnovt Ir—A person who calls himself“ Harry Marston, Esq., of New York city, late Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue in the sixth New York District,”"made his arrangements to come to Washington and cow-hide Mr. L. Crounse, chief correspondent of the New York Times, and was so sure of doing it that he had a telegram published in the New York Republic of Friday, stating that it had taken place that morning, and purporting to give all the particu- Jam of the affair. But the best laid plans of mice, men, and public cow-hiders sometimes “THE DAILY PROMENADE. American visitors to Europe notice with great satisfacticn the fact that there are more ele- gantly dressed women to be seen in the streets of New York , and + Stee Ressrtens cli, than in any other country in the world. ‘This is true; but it is not so certain that it re- dounds iy to the credit of American women. Inno other country do women of all classes make such a business of dress. Wives, and expecially daughters, mheomennee gee ian men engaged in all sorts of occupations, who participate iu what they call “society,” do little else. A week is proposed by the avenging Marston did not come off exactly according to programme. That jarston sneaked into the Times office on Fourteehth street, and without warning attacked Mr. Crounse while his back was turned. |” Riven Froxt—Entered—Steamer George H. | SCT “dull” that ‘does not average four wights and the latter wheeling around canght the | stout, Ford, from Philadelphis, Sante, a makin oe wonki-be cowhider by his rather lenghty beard, —_— - brushing out powder, curling, frizzing, cleaning and the cow-hide put him on the defen- 7 spots off gloves and dresses, aud preparing tor sive. Marston then undertook t 1 : ALEXANDRIA. fe next evening's contest. " Bite eee spit . Se In the meantime it is necessary to do a little cause of his belliyerency, which was that Mr. shoppitig and male encor two calls, nad for this Cre , While ab Saratoga last summer, drew Seas maaan snigiirapmeanity aa purpose as ‘complete a costume in an unpleasant pietire of Mrs. Marston's care TEALING A, CONFEDERATE GENERA\ »- | be donned, as it the wearer's reputat pong le i an ‘ist at Washin; Sa a, casi En—A colored boy entered the back yard of a | cial position depended upon it, for dress being | . esi ) lero neral residing in this city, yester- | 0 important a matter to those who have noth- Mr. Crounse informéd Marston that he stood by ing. and stole trom the storeroom win- | ing else, every faculty is devoted to it, an what he said in that letter, and had nothing to retract. Marsten then left 1th street and t desert which had been prepared for din- ner. After eating as much of it as he wanted he threw the rest out on the ground, and carried off would no more do for a aw to exist ina which will be critically examined by every city i le haste uy the 2.50 train. ‘The Pete acquaintance the we: meet, than it following ia the i damn Rarer The mint who sole a house and “In bet Se olden atoga letter at which Marstc buggy from the livery stable of Norris & Glad- mon in Georgetown, on Wednesday last, passed peng And city. It was supposed that the thief was following the Gipay band. encamped near a Run, for purpose of trading his juncder. IurRrovixe.—The two colored men assaulted and maimed some days ago at Manassas by a are pretty well known about Washington) pro- fessed to take offense: +Mile. * Anonyma” is also goin, this season has not been so note! au ; seeret | arcanged as ornaments for the corsage and te | Une of the i nd Peoepteon ty ushers one of he other of the gentlemen, t present the: the Maidal party, who eecupied a conven ce between the front windows. At the righ: the father and mother of the whom the guests alo paid thelr re then were at liberty fire. ax they uee—in this one, for imstanco— 0M friends are expec pared: bat thos is not wedding reception. wine are served from an | sometimes the guests com: any refreshment at THE TOLETTES. ‘These were really magnificent. as many handsome dreses together upon sy one cecaston. Net ene but looked fresh. ant ‘Was costly in material and make-up. Que of th» simplest was composed of the mew short silk, striped with <atin. It was made with a dem: tain, a round panier. open heart boddice, wits ~ Tnever sow | atulle handkerchief laid in folds on the inside, sleeves @ centique, with lace raities, and an im mense bow at the back. The satin stripe wae pink; the silk white, shet with pink. The triu ming pink, silk fringe, headed with narrow crow cut folds of the material. A Byzantine locket | Was suspended from the neck by a black velvet sates, aad wae matched by the earrings ap other onaments, A dress which attracted at tention consisted of a white sitk train, broc: am Lite piwk roscbuds. with bine forget-m i back im rverrs from th» front over » 4. the apron foont of whic’ mall towors of witite lx ed with blue satin, and iv beautifa! the sky. It was made low and cut square, with very short sleeves. It was simply trimm with a fringe of chenille round the neck a sleeves, and with an exquisite blonde lace scarf draped in folds apon the boddice, and hed at the back ina bow, and ends over a huge panier bow of the satin.” A decp red silk (rouge an- tique) was made with side paniers, trimmed wit! ge to match, ornamented in the ceutre of ti ped high with a ladder of ‘he round low boddice was mmmed with fringe also, and black velvet bows of the sleeves, which were mere strap y of dresses, however, were plain oF puult de sore, with overdresses of ma trimmed with a profusion of Vaile riencennes lace, and very much bunched up. fest of these dreses was worn over blue silk, and trimmed with loops and bows of black velvet ribbon, and pink rosebuds in t centre. A superb black antique silk dress was cut with a train, and looped high on one sid» puly, over a Roman striped satin petticoat. The hatelaine Wasa Parisian novelty. It consisted of a beautiful little watch set ina carved fram >, and suspended by ornamented leather bands. THE CLOAK THE PERIOD Is the coat to all intent and purpose. The mot fashionable styles, ax developed by the approach of the colder season, is, as stated in a previous letter, handsomely cut into the figure, and orna- mented with rerers broad Sof and large but tons. This coat, when made with side instead of and very <n the garment when completed, is called the ma. iat coat. Another very handsome and move escfal vel- vet cloak is made almost exactly like a gentic- man’s dress-cont, only the lappels are ‘rather narrow, and are turn back in revers over « rounded paniered overskirt and coat, sepa- rate from each other, and can be worn se ‘The cardinal with fabulous lace, whi the bottom ot the Quite a change has been effected this ease: by the use of heavy ribbed silks upon cloaks velvet cloaks as trimming: The ettect is ¢ ingly good; infinitely bette also forms a border to ings are edged with a narrow double quilling c ‘This constitutes all the trimm'n: xception of battons. The “mantic” cloak can be obtained in ve rious materials—velvet, cloth, and Seotch plait; ut is generally made to complete suits, a0 cold weather requires a wrap of some Kin.t |. it is of the round mantle shape, drawn in at the back with a belt, and each bow forms sleeves w are sometitnes cut up and trimmed % as to 2 model fireman and brakesman on the railroad, named Murtaugh and Javins, contrary to oo aaa s did not die, and one has already entirely recov- of reli ered and the other is rapidly improving. for afew weeks, Br the Methodist Churely South, unmarried, w but to pnt on elaborate attire display it. The spectacle on a clear, bright day i liant in the extreme, but, to me, it © 5 sad amd sickening sight. There is little more trace of prings burst forth in ie Bra RevivaL—Quite a successful reviv: ion has been in still continued . ev. P. B. Smith. it conversions * cong have Gastar beox dizened creatures who walk there at night. They are bold in jook, loud in speech, obtrusive in mianner, and meastire every woman they meet by the cost of the material of her dress or the number of yards of trimming that she wears. ‘They are comnoisseurs in ing, and like programme was repeated balls she was nbi fact was duly Hi the Forricn News By Canur.—General Prin announ: od in the Spanish Cortes Saturday th: the Government hoped soon to withdraw € decree establishing martial law, but that at | the fools of every generation, rush in'where at mae Hatton te et alate Prceens sech & Step weekd be unadvisabie on | gels fear to treed. and ied on the sey account of the number of conspirators who still = yo care expended on the dope oc pit, & few | remained at large. ‘The Spanish financial dericit | street more upon details of home, which familiar Washington us straved this way and tor the current Y Year amounts to five hundred | are now given over wholly to Bridget, would be TAY AuD ther ehey ine crseruiant insect: | and twenty millions of reals, The estimates tor | infinitels*more creditableto ur, Siew Wes sore who Ws Comanche?” inquired the werchingnt | the ensuing year show a surplus in favor of be obtained of the money expended on street “Well, her gushing presence has often bees fait | Treasury. The Duke of Genoa’s prospects and visiting dresses from the cor. of some of the in the corridors and galleries of the Capitol; her | ¢°®¥¢ction with the Spanish throne continue to | short suits exhibited by the large houses d improve. he report that Napoleon has suffered a re- lapse ix denied. Rumors of chai the French Cabinet are revived. The of the French General Fleury to St. Petersburg, it is stated, is to induce Russia to unite with the other Great Powers in a general disai The paper found in a bottle off the coast of the nt season. One of these was co: of blue silk and blue velvet, and was trimmed with sable. Its value was one thousand dollars. Another was of silk and velvet, with a trimming of the silk; this was three hundred and seventy - five dollars. Another was of black velvet, trim- med with thick corded silk; this was three hun- dred and fifty dollars. A poplin suit, changea- plumage is well known in the lobby, and she is called Comanche trom her connection with a lit- tle bill whieh passed Congress a year or more ago, to pay the builders %177,000 for the irou- clad Comanche which went to the bottom in San Francisco harbor.” Solte voce—The claim was just enough, but men felt so much doubt about it that ‘-Comanche” found a fine opporti For wraps. which are more comfortable and ve than ever b Te are Scotch circulars, trimmed with nge containing the colors of the plaid and Highland plaids or searts, arranged ax a hood at the back, and generally worn with one corner thrown over the Jett shoulder. Joose OF me, styles generally, it white an ashe = heavy te Astracan Tor, heavily Tringet with goat's hair; the latter are worn with aul’ to match, and are very fashionable for matine.-, day receptions, concerts, and other dresy buat not “full dress” purposes. < For opera wear there ix a very pretty now Ibis sian backehit, made in white veivet cloth, which has a hood, crosses in front, and is carried to the back, the rounded tabs at the side forming an ornament to a plaid dress. It is cut out in poi upon the edge, and bound with blae oF scari satin. Mme. Demorest pattern of this and many other Parisian » ineladi the “Metternich” mantle, s» the ar Is, NEW WINTER PORs. The p pular style this season, apart from mink, which always leads, are black or wi ae m, Conwall, reporting the loss of the it shi; ble and black, rather elaborately made, ‘ toe tacerenting thiies abiee tae cen saving | Weser. yrowen to beahoax. ‘The Times, | and trimmed with black corded =Ik, not st ati | quk seeded. The wh are very fashionable, lobby, hut he hasoveriooked one of the raciest.” | au article on the Irish land question, says the | au expensive looking dress, was two hundred | for matinee and r The black ” _ Fanians would not be sati if Ireland was | and fifty dollars. astracan f¢ nest doubly confiscated for thelr benefit. From January till Octob:r the bill for dros | Snents but should showy ne wai eal te ‘Tue Report or tar SIxtTH Avviror for The Pope has sum Hazelle to | making for two young ladies, ——— of @ | match. are also oollars, bordered with . the tiseal year ending June 30, 1869, shows 7,29 || Rome i of confirming his election to the | hardware dealer in this city, was ‘n hun- | deep fringe, which with the mui constitutes » money order accounts settled, involving the | Behovric of Rattenburg, probably on account | dred dollars. | ‘This sw the making ind inexpensive set for those whe int of $46,190,487.75, $344,100.85 conference. bd =five dresses, in most cases without trim- | do not want @ cloak, An ordinary. Goa amount of $46,190,487.75, S344, 4 coll ‘The military operations the rebels in | mii or material, and three-fourths of fifty dollars; a collar, with "cult in viack ed from speciat and mail messenyer | Dalmatia have been sii im consequence | *walking” ‘This case is not given as an | or white astracan, from fifteen to 3 Offices; $2,229,731.99 aggregate amounts of | Of a heavy fall of snow. extreme by any means, but as a representative are, however, complete sets this weasou drafty issued to mail contractors ard |, rie Allied forces in Paraguay have again been . finer than’ any ever’ displayed belore, the sar- Other; $0,428,17348 nggregate warranty “ie | ti" motion to attack Lopez at San Estanix- GRAND WEDDINGS. face of which the appearance of satin moire. sued to mail contractors and others; $2,358,595 ys Ps TT ea mee steclenad ren ot ate received of postmasters by smail contractors « raARNEsT OF 4 New Xonx Broken —Mr. Or- Neo ton tae ene ane ae = at an maciinery tate a é + $1,183,915.31 paid " | lando W. Joslyn, a New Yor! er; doing bu- 2 rie joreti bene Fiery S79, 50b41 pai for auvertining, omy | siege to tect, tat city was arene | oh ndoubedly toe ound in the fact that a | Eutmal and the garments arc Gaerciese sea collected from mail contractors by collection |, Justice Dowlng, at the Tobe, on the chaser or expected, the fall phn, Tollow= spre ey ons x pn drafts fur over collection made by them from |"Ptiury, preferred by J. Fisk, jr. Mr. Jesiyn | ing ls the most convenient time for thea. set can be obtained from forty tw aifty. dollar postmasters; $73,399.62 internal revenue tax re- | ¥#ived au examination, and gave bail to answer | A Se ee fashionable weddings have | Ermine is as usual Tegarded as. pA a ‘ 192 suits initiated for recovery of bat- | Tie altered dort Soe Seat eens | nee aeemaasaea eens ration | Sandren's sets are ae Xe ances due the United States, amounting to $92,- | Joslyn in a suit by Joslyn & Bostwich for #135.- | a8 that of avery beautiful - — thd’ pretties. for very little ~ Ml mm i , together wite $385,000 penalties; 156 jurg- | 000 guld at $1.60, which boi fry they bar- | ter ofa an old. ‘known | sets consist. straight collar and 4 micnis obtained In favor of the United States. | gained and sold to Fisk, Gould and others on the | 8nd highy renpected Sak Xow i be- | ornamented with the head of the There 5 auth of September last, and which Fisk now peated rT § = Collar and mall, the ehns rating of cape, 4 coated pe . § * ‘Tux Boces Nores—Epitor or Tar Stan: | this wedding may serve us witaen ek ee ‘iene! In your paper of to-day in noticing the appear- gre some of tee Ti ecarde ORNAMENTAL NOTHINGR. ance of fractional currency in cirenlationwithout which had been previsesi y Sent out, cards” | Rich fringes and sof white feather the red seal—you say that “the Government will | amount, arrived in that city on the 2ist from | is now dreadf: in Sean ‘aad obsolete.) | fringe are used fer ‘aresnes, by not he the loser, as the Bank Note Companics | Baltimore. They were shipped in a car con. | took place at 1 atts p.m. The Indice who are tined of lace sved mathe Socorottony, are charged with every sheet of paper imued to | sirnctea fm the purpose, and camo through in | reception at the from Bo'clock Ulli. Thome | Mite feather fringe is lovely upon white satin hem, and must return eithes the meney printed { SS". oun alae cee teonteaes | tack st Ge chureh wae Tenet Ht was | White alpaca may tet for an evening on or il ~ dress with rich white white hours after their arrival. The success of this | brilliantly lighted; all the were in fall | { - and Banu "Nola Companies, oF anybody ee," | ¢xreriment will els beheved, result im the con: J eveuing ne ofere af wectamsen ant | pice gia engi aaiven ate JF any counterfeiter r struction of more cars and a regular over- | boquets, co: y and the ry and E: Open tnarket a8 the land bivalve trade, exotics, was Intahieg val Eatied with French, noveities “conti SC" partentormeen 0 _____ ‘porte-monnaion, try Taber: aecne by wary canst mumminn ion Ben oe ee Oe ER, SROM CaLavon: | ERGs EAs Jone marae? secant | maecaed wath esustanioreae Chek Fie, of . 1a.—Hon. N. G. ay watch, time-keeper, is introduced po ey Fe Se enveloped her. | Site binci atk t ap erent from all other paper, and: which it is car, | with Diack lace, is worn of a deep felony to make; but it 4 not so printed: Yon Of ube roses, | Color, what is called the AvE md; the can, Yourself, by looking at it, tee that it does meee Fa Seri re hota asaya rad 6 her gene! a mn mon 4 bank ae At st there is no differemen aes: ry! Simard. ecarket that ean be discovered by a brunettes; ape uae Paaieatinee October 30th, 1869. PRINTRER’s Gin. ‘Their cos- | tonmetn, ‘The high. an pt chivsc ane 07-“Formosa” pays in Boston. Site aatie | or Linck straw, bound with ‘and trimar THe Pressyreniay Cucncn—It is stated | 82_Victoria visits Ireland next June. crimson | \iperentees) ribbed that the memset Bt. te. ts Sen of the AZ Ristort bronght 940,000 protits out of Rio ng toilettes were deci- Presbyterian Church oue body 143 boas — and perfect brides Presbyteries, 2 Wyvods, Sat mlalstene yt &2-Five replies to Mra. Stowe's “True Story” dresses that have Deen seen this season, 258 bet g meg gtr Pres- | are announced in rs THE RECEPTION. i i i oan 1, ters, and xh of the New School, making a ‘Dial of wterics, 51 Synods, 4,229 mi es, and ee $146 members. issued; carpet was, paca. dies SSaeean Cue aown FeMare Puystciaxs.—In England, rece; back ‘two seh fh Bipe, cach of te ananel poy aS their Brake wis desire tostaly fo the mele pty ot ont ho jo study fo fersion. The ym can be held for three oi Fears, und are tp be awarded according to the cd bo Coo pig mag ia the tirst of costly: ie ho June, ®7-Thomas Basxidy, a couductor on the Tule- do and Wabash Railroad, having won the aftec- Pad of Rebecca a young lady of Carrey Ina fit of low: Ro-New York gamins squirt water from gutters upon Passing silk dresses and think it we