The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

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(Freda .r.o rad.) • • . ' iffea JOistiaitalowept of Sewers kW the City of
Various Dovelties iti Material have been preps* gat Mak wag weekly tees** star edam of the
ha the Guildhall ; Mr. Deputy Owning pre-
.
wirluerwihespitoudinenar"th:°clintiti:rnow."l"6ll°.••• WebliValayether":„.tl.4l:7loa tit: P1ari1140606..1". '-
I.
Dr: ' i serwroa.amidicallT erwrisoffiocerr Tor
hisiii.ClTT.
mooed
upon
the poplin de Woe, in large plaids, or spotted with psalm the 00 hawse that had been visited during the
poi. , the rep, ,ith wig. stripes gmemese,b—geela leg week, awl hi eels' ti a list of 45 places that required
black, Or *let and black me the moat ederad (Atari far grrvagiai* • An the 11•10ter'h°g•C• bad been
string the week, and Mr. Newman, ma of the
this material.-printed foolards de Woe, is dark grounds, at meat, had seized 848 lbs. that were unlit for .
with =all biologies of towers; amts sew material called woo Idea, all of which had been destroyed. The other
Turin sweat,: h.. whet inelleilies ef terry velvet, hut leggliglepu °tenet and of marketa had also seized 104 cwt.
composed of silk sad Wa°ll. "1"114611518 aregewalyms". ii.e‘it
,4amMatlrasinaseimidB4 rabbiat Ntwpthattewhiseereku:te: landfortbehumalwholefectof itriliswas
plan dirta, but vei, fell ; emillgti liar
tight derma . . 4setroyed. Oilithaltrit IMO of the hides exposed for
. 0 ale la were very "tale, and the itt
The corsage 4 plabilitia witgitiagabilly worn, &ea M. that he was obliged to order the removal
' very Dismiss to tweellgrama Mike swOhisahle to shoat rtirlmost;ensive of them. The mortality rearms for
all materials. , tkie_wee!k.afe. last the mar for the mzetadieg period.
Though 1110Irell and 1400tp•daar silks ere worn, taffetas Itnerns":;l fire
weekys , sad
1°67. are somewhat 'de= thilw • 119 e,
antiques and MOM MOM at P....nt lbs /snaffle weer for and the births ; 22, or nearly half the deaths, were
a SAW* hahillaa Of sheet the analwaht Wane add the amass children of less than five years of age,. and 10 were
new shade called Renate, are the aims sad shwa* ausooll old persons til 60 and upwards. Th•Prumit muses
worn. Bleck moires are my skis* end dish idea 4.- . of
i deip.,a;aveldimgai° of a clumioamehroter, t the
rom n
Panda/astir* Biped the al& mid 11 go wholialf by which wl:ieeh, with 4 from fnsgala aka. 16 deaths from affa.
they are searaperited. Per Meiarea 1..11.0 SOW a black Com al the respiratory organs. Of the symotic clams of
mare with e theadhamie etaggimpeteeilk itaie riche of diseases theta were returns of 7 deaths nob, ansueb. 2 hogs
rloll4l:bilhweefte-abvskimapriflo.. aid . 2,41.16 *Fib arooloirlad titarthasKaft_ene from oak
ani pews of apple-green silk at theta". Beareas them
was plaited' a ruche. Some dresses are being made with the
skirt perfectly plain in front, the plaits commencing about
two inches on either side of the fastening. The Loma
jackets ere beginning to be slightly wadded. Some en
edged with a quilting of silk, of the same colour as the skirt
with which they are worn; others are trimmed with cigar&
niobium en °raiment likely to continue in favour Weigh
the winter.

of the iroliowionjwrer, Asap* siough,es;d merle t fever.
Of the 77 births registered in the City during the week, Sri
were boys, end 32 girls.
The report was received and adopted, ►nd the necessary
orders were given for carrying out the recommendation' of
She medial officer.
I.2IIIOIPLZ 01 RATING PHOTEETT IN TEL OTT.
There were several applications by mercantile tirms in the
City for a redenticin in the mown of their INOpeCtiVe
as-
eesmauta, mod some of the parties ware in attendance to
give any information that t be required from them.

Many dresses that we have seen have been trimmed with
paler et velvet.
The Wear* soil pima helloes are still worn, sod bays 1
• W.Pliet Oh* nikeq wooed& thick dresses, on which a
IRT44eireleilerrimattedar=f woulda be out of place.
tree mho of satin. All kinds and styleslt of peseementerie
elm leiling *dr oppresses ; ore ari:trine* elegant.
Ulla filatfd aim dephetootentiemen en pouts, and em•
Wiwi es eeeteehe, very wide at the hem,
•Pdatnduslly diminishing wards e waist. For evening
dream light materials are most in request, such u tails-
lisle, net., teams, illusion, crape, he.; the bouilleandse or
traseow dome= an the anal trimmings. The laZie
ea ras•
set very full and fluted. For married se
tekl ietill(e It"' * sad jewels not of neelleonwatY‘ lase
Ad
Lever have under .Z 1 of tarlatant:,..or they
gee ape hang too heavily.
ilterboot and the human are reproduced with very
"hi vallatious. They au ands of velvet, cloth, taffetas
eedialte.
_int They me AM tehoseed with a new style of
bas mid* has made its appemenes,and is called llama lace,
sad with Peasementerie is • favourite
elememiL.Trit rtir mein large cloaks, waned at
the treble wish large plaits ; a small *trine falls • little
below Ile shedders. NOM sheathe are loon in front
tied - !{tint behind ; others fall in plaits from the
eisesdders behind, and fit to the figure in front. A
taw cloak bas made its appearance, ailed the laad-
glove ;it is bound with a Demur watered ribbon. The
Mr::trimmed in the same way, is longer behind than
The sleeve is ornamented with a trimming up the
aeon of the sleeve, from the wrist to the elbow. The front
al the mantle is closed by a pat* on which are plowed two
brakes. The Sido is made in velvet, without any other
leimeligithas it little reahe placed at the edge, inside.
The slaw,in t pieces, forms two point., on which are
placed two tassels. Village's and berembes are still worn
by young ladies. &aut. axe warn large, advancing in the
front aid flout at the sides. Velvet seldom forms the
whole of a bonnet, but is generally accompanied by tulle,
lace, or erve. The iotenor of the bonnet is very seldom
all white, the top being ggeenerally composed of black km,
flowers, or velvet.. A chioorte ruche often forms a Semi-
' • '..- and has • very elegant effect
beech---- of whatev, - they may be corn-
diadems
- and