Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

s-oSDoS AND PAKIsIAS FAsHIoSs-The bodie. Of
dresses continue TO be made cnsr the sleeves mo-
deratey wide, the skirts long but less full than they
have been and trimned with FIVE or six narrow,
small, straight hounces, festonnes dentelles Large
manteets the same as the Dress silk shawls lined or
single, but trimmed with lace and uaantele,s Of back
silk, edged with bias of colsr fashionable in Paris
White dresses are literally loaded with lace
Some new sleeves have appeared they full the
top. sometimes terminating with cuff, hers when in
tended for dress, open and hanging from the elbow
the gathers are enclosed at the arm hole in kind cf
jockey bias piece almost fiat, from which the sleeve
commences; he whole is deuibouffanL
Dresses with rows OF hounces m adc in various
styles, but the greatest novelty is with festsns OF color
plain.
Peignoirs for morning evening are made in every
description OF muslin or gauze without ,ulle in front
but the back tight; when the corssge 10 plain lore
ccinture OF the material is wern forming roseuc
with long ends like nuslin ribbon this STYLE is re.
cherche and simple. On halfhigh dress a bouillon
giving the idea of fchu pelerine is continued round
the skirt heading a founce. Organdy is much in
fashion. and though sprgs in color and applications of
velvet have been attempted the simplicity Of the plain
muslin Is preferred by many Vandykes this moment
divide favor with hounces, many Of which scooped
IN color, IN cocks comb deep vandykes as well as
the hchus la pay same and even collars new ma
teria for dresses is the Arabian foulard, with ecru
ground, and figured all over in Moorish or Arabian
patterns.
The small aprons are often OF plaid silk,
trimmed With fringe black lace; they also
mase Of plain uousseline de lame, embroidered in
shaded silks, the bouquets rising terminate under the
pockets. The carnaton color is fashionable FOR ma
tersls for dress ribbons flowers sad all objects Of the
toilette. Many plaid, are preparing, Of which the
checks large. for the autumn in which black and
carnaiion predouinste this style OF silk with hounces
Of black lace, will proGEce a beautiful effect Ribbon
Is very much used every object ofdress for coures
nGuds The front OF rcdingotes wide centuries of
shaded brooches plads or heurs de Uses a Ia Pornpa
dour also eoiles. centuries with epsueres cut
out 10 Yandykes, which are very pretty in evening
dress The ribbos j. then frequently edged with a
row black blond
Shavls Of plain cashemre with deep frnges are found
pretly and suitable summer shawls.
style Of cap termed cap ruche is and pretty !;
It's made Of plain ulle, edged all round with ruche
Of tule. and ornamented each side with wreath OF
cloves the trimming descends each side in wide squared
iappets rached all round.
Public PROMENADE DPEss-Peignoir of rose c.
iost aheias The corsage made up the throat and
70 Summed as Is also the SKIRT, with Vsencnnes lace
underdtess Of Iacsnet muslin. the border ornamented
Win enre depx Of open work; muslin nantelet OF the
shaw form trimmed with rose ribbon and lace Hat
oi oue POI dc sole, the crown trimmed with ribbons
and osrch feathers correspens the interior Of the
brim decorated with email pink flowers
EykslNG DREss.-Rsbe tupiaae Of srpsndy The
skirt i trimmed with bouions through which use rib
bon - drawn the tunc is formed by bouillop ar
ranged down tue front and round the border II il edged
with English point lace Corsage Low and sonsr.
short ght sleeves with demi veniiieene roschersps
The HAIR i arranged in twisted roll ~ tho back n
the head and ringlets the sides i Is adorned with
gerbes Of roses.
NEw MArERnLs.-Althoughi il Is yet too soon Cor
rev autumnal materials to appear, we have nsyerhe.
less been favored with sight of that eur f,r
readers will fnd verify Of fheir attention One that i
uncommonly beautiful IS rich silk striped ir alter
nate marbea and dsmasked stripes another hss
sort Of levaHtine ground, very stout and close
inquired ~ very small pattern Of vivid colors tha
KIND - pelenot, striped alternately in satin and gros
de Naples stripes Of equal bresdths and srewed viii
small flowers, figured IN different coors We have also
seen some SOFT sauns Of very rich quality figured ia
M nd CHI
huee ami from the information that has reached US
we have no hesitation IN affirming that the silks in "a
for the ensuing will be Of great richness
and beauty, and that chsngesble silks will enjoy con.
siderable vogue
SHAwLs-There isa great variety ct presen' sad we
may Gle, among the elegant those OF plan ,sh.
mere, fringed with Cashmere wool
APRoss are IN vogue. The majority Of those worn.
IN home neglege, Of plaided tahetss trimmed with
black fringe or black lace they also made M nous
selhne * laiuc PLAIN ground embroidered ia celor VI
silks with bouquets Il flowers, which terminate under
epalelos, that DE apron appears almos, covered
with embroidery.