Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-03
Partisan Fashions for June.

UyDpEss-Robe de charnbre Of French cachemre
Blue ground with palm leaves. Open hanging sleeves,
looea up with bow of satin ribbon match the dress
Under il a slip trimmed with point de Paris. Muslin
coleye,te trimmed with muslin bordered with row OF
open work embroidery. Embroidered muslis cap trim
med with Mcchlin lace Shaded rose soior sarsneu
ribbons.
MonSISG DRESS Robe of fancy India silk Black
ground, figured with white aud amrranth. Muslin col
lar edged win testoon trimming Apron Of black
sarsneu trimmed with double row Of lace. Necker
chief sarsnst trimmed with lace. band OF
velvet round the throat to winch j. appended small
gold KEY silk mtteRs. Shoes of blue Morocco, bound
round with plated ribbon.
WALKlNG DREss-Pelisse of figured sarsnc,. Man.
telct of muslin with a double cape embroidered all
round, and trimmed with embroidered muslin Bow Of
green shaded sarsnek Lcghorn bonnet, with white rib
bons, aud branches Of laburnuns. Grey gaiter
shaes vanished. Dark chanos g,yes
EyEsISG DREss.-Robe Of embroidered muslin lined
with color gros de- Naples trimmed with embroid
cred nosnce. Cap Of velvet and black lace. A large
corncllan pin the corsage. Sleeves with boaiiloHs
and trimming.
Mantolets of various forms aud materials quite
the rage Those Of embroidered muslin have effect
novel aud di'iBgac Fiosnces begin To be much
worn both for carriage and promenade dress. Ribbons
OF two cslors shaded much worn for hats. Scotch
plaid ribbons also in vogue. Great attention aow
be paid the ornanentng Of the p-ckct hand
kerchef which has become an importent part OF the
toilet Some embroidered with fancy devices N
silk and gold the others round the edges
aud murdered with lace Sleeves tight from the shout
fer having the sleeves trimmed high towards the shout
der but not go as impede the motion Of the
Drawn bonnes still ENJOY great share Of favor
Though Leahorn hats much by The leaders OF
tue ton. Bonnes of every description worn very
large leaving the face much uncovered. Flowers and
ribbons fall tile sides Some OF fair fashionable
have introduced hat the front part formed Of paHe dc
riS and the Of colored eros de Naocs satin
which has very pretty effect The hair worn in tufts
of curs each side.
BRIBERY AND CoRRurTIoS.--At meeting Of the
senior aud junior Wing Conventions since the late Con
rressional Election in Baltimore the following rcsolu
ton was adopted:-
Received That il Is the deliberate and unanimous
Howard and Mckim was effected hy bribery, corrup.
ton and the most alarming Importation Of hired, illegal
voters.
There 4 no doubt of this, Is there any thing
or strange about IT, Those whs have got the most
ney and can buy the votes are the best fellows
"Alls fair in politics" Il maxim universally prac
tscd. Perhaps It upon this principle that the Wings
Of Baltimore
Resolved, III at these Conventions regard II as sa
cred duty publish to the world the evidence upon
which they fosnd the above allegation and appeal to
the House Of Representatives 10 invadae an election
secured by the most papabe violation and abuse o. me
elective franchise.
Asacred duty! II is sacred duty, we suppose, to
investigate the whole affair and publish two thousand
copies IN pamphlet form for distribution.
Committees were also appointed collect evidence
memoralize Congress- &c. &c All this is very well,
but would all this fuss have been made had the Wings
got the clection' Would they in that case have been
equally ready to expose every fraud where political
frauds arc so common and notorious1