BALL costumes. Ball of the Plebiscite. Bancroft, George, historian, presents a souvenir of an enjoyable evening. Bernhardt, Sara, makes a bust of Madame's daughter Nina. "Beware!", Longfellow's words set to music by Charles Moulton, wins praise. Birthday joy for Count Pourtales. Blind Tom imitates Auber. Brignoli, in his prime. Brooks, Phillips, anecdote by. Brunswick's wicked duke and his famous crime; his silken wig. CAREÑO, TERESA, a _wunderkind_ at nine; plays in Paris. Carl XIV. of Sweden at the Exposition. Castellane, Countess, exhibits her stable at a fancy ball. Castiglione, Countess, as "Salammbô"; as "La Vérité". Changarnier, General, in the lancers. Charades and amateur theatricals. Charity, singing for. Cinderella coach, Mrs. Moulton's. Compiègne and its festivities; its grand officials and its guests; ceremonies at the table; dress etiquette. Costumes for Compiègne. Croquet at night with lamps; imperial players; beaten with a despised ivory mallet. Cuba visited; an old Harvard friend lands the party in Havana; high officials escort Madame all over the island; assisted by old acquaintances; a curious Cuban waltz; a hot time in Morro Castle; international courtesies on the war-ships; fame had preceded Madame; discovers and visits Jules Alphonso; news of Napoleon's death; a German serenade; "Pinafore" for the sailors; a triumphal departure. Curls from the "Magasin du Bon Dieu" cause a sensation. D'AOUST'S, Marquis, operetta. De Bassano, Duchess, _grande maîtresse_. Delle Sedie, music-teacher, and his theories. Delsarte and his emotion diagrams; his "tabac,"; the Emperor's joke; Madame visits him during the siege; his evening dress. De Morny, Duke (Queen Hortense's son), and his protégé; as a librettist, with music by Offenbach; his death. Doré caricatures nobility. EMERALDS from the Khedive. Eugénie, Empress, skates with Madame; "a beautiful apparition,"; in collision with an American; at the play in Compiègne; her flight from the Tuileries after Sedan assisted by Prince Metternich; takes refuge with Dr. Evans; widow and exile at Chiselhurst. Evans, Dr., American dentist, shelters the fleeing Empress after Sedan. Exposition of 1867.