The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-04 00:00:00

" IRREaULAR CAVALRY.

" 2d Regiment, from Saugor to Umballah, when relieved
by the 6th from Umballah.
" 6th Regiment, from Umballah to Saugor, October 15.

" EUROPEAN INFANTRY.

" Her Majesty's 9th Foot, from Kussowlie to Meerut,
when relieved by her Majesty's 29th Foot.
" Her Majesty's 29th Foot, from Meerut to Kussowlie,
10th of October.

FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.
• Morning caps are principally decorated Frith a pretty
English lace, put on in the form of a cOlimacon, each row
being separated by means of small coque* of Oak ribbon.
Another pretty style of cap is one composed of tulle, trimmed
Upon the front with two rows of broad lace, which entirely
concaals the foundation, and is ornamented upon the centre
of the head with a demi-wreath of petits cheux of red velvet,
and terminated upon each side over the ears with a bunch
or chou, rather larger than the rest; having long ends depend-
ing froM it.
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baussEs.—Those composed cf poult de sole are most in
vogue; they are principally decorated round the lower part
of the skirt with six rows of barrow lilac fringe, the bodies
formed half-high, and frilled into the waist, having a demi-
pelerine fastening at the back, and edged top and bottom
with a similar fringe; plain sleeves, decorated with six
rows of fringe, put on at equal distances up the whole
length of the sleeve; guimpe of plaited muslin, edged
with an embroidered inlet all sound the neck ; mantelet
of black lace. Another very elegant style of dress is
made in blue Italian silk, trimmed with a broad flounce dcntele,
and surmounted by a second one, very narrow, similarly
dentele, and forming a headin,, to the broad one; Vain.
body, made hign upon the shoulder-, and forming two
deep points upon the front, which are also decorated with
tacint,<fs dentedos; plain sleeves aid round jockey s, likewise
dent elles.

COIFFURES.—An elegant small kind of scarf, in shaded
open-worked silk, ornamented with long tassels, has lately
appeared, destined for the forming of a pretty style of win-
ter head-dress; they are twitted round the head, and have
a very light and graceful effect; they are also rendered more
magnificent by being intermixed with gold and trimmed
with broad flinge, which floats gracefully over each sale by
the ears, having somewhat the appearance of a small turban.
Foils.—Ermine and ,able are still considered as by far the
richest and most recherche looking Mrs ; but there is also
another which classes with these, anti which last year was in
great favour with our elegantes. Broad volants of martin
serves to ornament those comfortable and elegant-looking
douillettes. We may also mention that ks caprices are en-
tirely with grebe or ermine.
Fa-hionable colours are now mostic• of a sombre hue, as
well as those shot silks which produce all the colours of tha
rainbow; glace silks are gradually disappearing, and giving
place to plain colour: they are greatly preferred by our
most distinguished elegantes. The only material which allows
of a mixture of colours being the Pekin dantas, which has
a broad black stripe, upon a ground of maroon, blue ant
green; sometimes, indeed, the ground is of a lighter colour,
such as pink or sky-bine, the stripe being then of white
pekinee.