The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90 ls43

nett, Cooper, Harley, keeev and wife, Mrs \ Is
bett, Mrs. Warner, MISS Ii FAUCET, Miss Z Hor
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert, and many Others OF Ia
lent and reputation. The opening novelty Will be
Mr. Bourclcaulls ng-talked OF play OF "WOman,
and new farce. Many novelties have been &C
copied, and reduction OF prices has been contem
plated, but not fixed upon The Adelphl opens
with much the same company as last season. Three
new pieces 10 be produced on the opening
night--a new three-act drama a dramatic bale
by Mr.. FiZbdll, on the subject OF Ondlue, IN which
Mr. Framp,on, Mr. Wieland, and Madame Procbe
! Gubllei will perform aud a new farce. The Pm
cesss opens the q OF October with but sight al
teratons In It's company. A version OF DonlLeitis
! Don Pdsquale will be among the earliest novelties
and a new burlesque drama, by MIR. A'Beckett, Ii
also preparing. Al The Hay market a new comedy
| u new two.act drama, and new farce are 10 De
produced IN rapid succession and Madame Ce-
leste and Mr.. Webster will shortly return 10 London
from their provincial tour, and will re appear In
new piece.
Dnry.lane commences with "The Siege of Ro-
chelle," by Bate, the principal paris by Madame
Abertazzl, Iempleton, and ii. Philips. The Sc
cOnd OF these singers has not been heard upon these
boards tor severa years aud OF late, as our
are aware, he has been singing with great eftt CT
and applause at the Pnncess's Theatre. We snail
be vtry glad to have HIM back again, tor the late
Madame Mallbran used 10 say that DO English slRg-
er by whom she mad ever been supported satisfied
her well as Templeton. We told that Ma
dame Aberazzl Is considerably improved az an act
| ress, and here II that she Was most DEFICIENT
The opera will be followed by the new ballet of
The Peri" which we have before mentioned,
when we asserted that II had not tailed In Paris,
some OF our contemporaries maintained. Carlolta
Grlsl and Petpa Will be the chief support OF IT In
the dancing department. We assured, and
well believe that cost has been avoided In order
10 get up the ballet In all It's parts In manner une
quailed IN THIS country.
Fashions for October.
Cachemires silks Of every description, displaying pc
cular beauty and variety both colors and sly e with
velvets the fashionable materials in prepara
ton Tor the Gimp continues TO be much used ;
nor do we any chance OF bugles declining IN avor
nueed Trims lies berthes cofures composed
of them ready receive the ud oil velvet the rose
Sc, which marks its use tor dress or negligo
In embroidery, every spotted The fashion, whe-
ther in in stitch application, crechet SUISSE the
spot is either round oval the cuee berry came
zous collars, Of caps all are edged or sprigged
with them OF every gradi!ioD; organdy dresses nave
founces covered with rows Of spots increasing IN size,
the largest Icing ,ue ao"e franc piece; others
with thcks have the spots larger. the fashion
extended even to pocket handkerchiefs OF which the
spots sometimes cOlored.
Sleeves and chem,seues n la Jeanette will be worn
with silk dressts the sleeves are short, but intended to
pass below the still shorter OF silk, which tight;
they with three Of trimming in organdy richly
embroidered, and arranged a la NInOn the ohemisee Is
in the sly and rabat lall OF muslin, all
round the corsage but in the CENTRE and made more
or less inside the body required.
Pretty dinner dresses are made with open skirts the
bodies his the shoulders but open at the waist and
finished all round the body and skirt with trimmings la
m.d with these paitings OF ribbon in two colors, and
form pretty neghges.
The fneness the weather has precluded all changes
in bonnets the light and elegant ones for summer
have been alone fancy straws are trimmed with
the lu paings Of RIBBON sometimes two rows OF lilac
laid the and cocks leather OF yellow Shaded
these aG e Shs,s arc are Of satin or
gros de Tours in PINK or blue gace with whit, and or
namented with leather OF the aeor OF the bonnet Vel
vet bonnes oil violet green will be ornamented with
asrctes oil the heron oil the Bird oil Paradise
shaded, the color Of the bonnet.
The couture Victoria, composed for recent event,
was OF gauZe rlbbon intermiXed with sprays oil
emeraids mounted 81 the couture Peri formed
of lace scarf and the Flora and Provencal all pretty
The escharpes manteet will be until the weather
admits OF the pardessus Scars of plain merely
trimmed with Ventenne laid Plain, add pelerines
round at the back have long narrow ends 'front.'
pass under TIA ceinture From the London and Paris
Ladies' Magasine Of Fashion"
Markets.
Lsrs.- M.-.. MAr-pr, oo,. Excn.tueI Lilis have
been done at 81 to 81 Tor those bearing interest
day, and at so 10 81 for those at ID.
Mexican Bonds done at s4s, but they have since
declined per cent having been last sold at sat The
Deferred Bonds 81, Peruvian 2l Portuguese Five
per Gents 43a, Spanish Three per Cents ioi. and the
Three per Cents got. The financial from Por
tuga by this weeks mall are any thing but
there OF the large holders OF the bonds that
ways make strong effort to stay any symptoms Of
Some rumors have been set aoat this morning
respecting the determination OF government to place the
disturbed Welsh counties under martial law in order
depress the price OF the funds Some the Account
were made early in the morning. which, compared with
the small extent OF the operations C8rried the
stock Exchange may be considered important and the
result the depression of the price TO 9{ that
time there has been rally 9i in quence of the
circuators OF the above uded to being unable
to point out the source from which it originated.
The Money Market last week not steady us
usual Some fluctuations place by the publication Of
exaggerated statements reference - the in
Greece, but has completely recovered ITSELF and the
prices Tor all descriptions OF stock are firm, and the dc
cline experienced in many descriptions has been fully
restored.
LONDON TRADE REPoRr, Oct. 2-Cohee-The public
sales have offer $40 bags and 40 casks British Planta
ton, Ceylon; ago bags Dutch Compsnys Java, and 80
bales Mocha The Cey lon and Mochas sold the former
At 57s sos for good ordinary to the low mddng qua
ly and the latter 69s cd los 81 for mddlng TO good
middling clean garbled-whch about the previous
prices The Java take in at ATS 5ls for good ord
above the value
sugar-The demand for British Plantation continues
very limited the trade still only for their i'm
mediate wants but for the quantity disposed last weeks
prices have generally been obtained The transactions
amount to about 1000 casks inclusive OF 80 OF Barbados
which went off more readily than for time past, at
SIS 81 SIS Cd for low to fine yellow beisg the
value
ers at los 3d. and few lots at lis for middng to good
mddlng white being about the as last week
Privately few transactions have taken place
LoNpor Corn EXCHANGE, Oct. AT this days market
there was good supply Of English Wheat principally
new from Essex and Kent; the dry samples good
request, and taken off early at per quarter the
currency of this day week. and before the close Of the
market fair clearance made Of other descriptions
late rates. Foreign in Granary held with great firm
ness nut there beng some quantity onerng ex SHIP the
millsrs succeeded in partial buy rather easier
terms. Although fine Chevalier mailing Barley is quite
as dear distng and grinding sorts Is cheaper Peas
are generally Is lower but in Malt and Beans there is
no alteration The return above shows abundant ar
rival of Irish Oats, and those reported from Archange
and Foreign are offering duty paid making altogether
large display of samples The present demand quite
inadequate to these Continued large supplies which
urther increased the depression dealers bought
paripgy, and most Of the sales made consumers
md country dealers at Cd quarter reduction ell
descriptions.
STOCK OF GRAIN IN Bosp on SyPTp5 1874
n the u.
Kngm qrs 96 ga 80 o3a $40 lO557 2a7oe 5os3 cy
1ondon " 112, 1872 10 1886 TO- 1906 4l865 1896 225Oo 4"
SEPT 25.-At this days market he'd a good supply
II new English Wheat, the condition of which being
improv ed, met free sale at advance OF
s. to Is per quarter on the currency OF this day week
having good attendance Of country mlers there was
fair extent OF business done in Foreign similar
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