The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-19

The 0ovsransnf AID the existing osdss of thlnys.
under the mssk Of Telissn and Liberation Of the
published the bylaws and oath to be taken by the
members. ~
Turkey.
Ihe accounts from Albania are OF q very alarm
ing nature. Notwithstanding the exertions Of the
turkish Government fresh atrocities are daily per-
petrated upon the unfortunate Christians. The
force under Reschd Pacha IS deeply imbued with
feeling OF hatred 10 the Giaour, and numerous
assertions have taken place.
A letter from Constanllnope, OF April 9th, says
that the state OF Albania becomes daily more and
more alarming. The whole province is in a state of
revolt, and bodies of the insurgents scour all parts
OF the country, committing the most frightfui ex-
cesses. BY the last accounts the town of Skotia
was closely blockaded BY an army OF $4,000 Alba
mans Ali Bey had arrived with a reinforcement
OF 5000 men, and, after desperate engagement
with the Albanians, he broke through their ranks
and entered the town. 800 men were left dead on
the held. Husseln Pacha, who had entered Alba.
MIA at the head OF 5000 men, had suffered great
losses from sickness, and was obliged to retreat to
Monster IN Roumella
We learn from Syria that the persons implicated
In tine fatal affair OF Latachla, are still unpublished
The Pacha, unwilling to award the punishment de-
manded by the French consul, referred the affair to
the Divan. The French consul demanded that the
Offenders should be carried back TO Lattachia. to
be bastinadoed on the same spot wherethey per
petrated the outrage.
Fashions for June.
Foulards de Chene, with barege are the most fashona
BILE materials the preest checked in shades of the
color violet and lilac dark green on light cerse
and dahla they trimmed with two wide 5iais nut on
little full or two deep hounccs hut moro nov el sty lie
Is one very deep ounce put at the edge Of the skirt
whch Is necessarily very short, and the transparency
thereby preserved the iiounce is bias the newest
trimmings are ruches chcorees, hounces ontanges and
sometimes ornamented with trimming of the silk form.
a & as uoSP Is very usual to head the trimming
cOlor the coarsa are high Or half high Of the Anna
zon style and for every description Of toilette they
made open and more or less ornamented lacing
half way up, others with showing the habit shirt
the sleeves generally wide, with the under OF
lighter materials Of summer wear, tarlaanes muslins
&c are with corsages Grapes, demi.verge and three
are in rounded scollops festonnes q dents Fancy
straw bonnets are very much worn; when Of
open straw they are lined throughout with .poult
de soie matching the ribbon Leghorns trimmed with
very we ribbons generally checked and often plated
Some white Grape bonnets are lined with pink crape they
are evase at the ears, and the form little raised and or
namened with bird of Paradise, n9uds of wha and pink
sarcenet ribbon inside. On fancy sraws, capotes with
silk and fronts and also Leghorns wreahs
Of fruit and mixed flowers are much worn Caps now
form important article Of dress very pretty are
made Of inlets lined with pink or blue gauze trimmed
with lace without any ribbon Simple caps lay paysann
are made with crowns of tul blond; they quite
round and trimmed with long appets lace and wreaths
flowers the lappets replaced by wide nged ribbon and
the n9uds SO disposed to ntermix with the hair when
accompany the Dandeaux scars
in every variety OF color and material the pardessus
dete are also fashionable and also the chles maneet
OF glacee silk edged with Agerienne fringe forming
point behind ana square ends in 'front.' with the
throat reaching to the bottom This shawl has joint
down the middle Of the back.-London and Paris Ladies'
Magazine Of Fashion
Markets
LONDON MONEY MaRKEr, June 3-The Money Market
since our last publication has been characterized by
tinued seadiness and slight tendency to improve yet
the transactions have the whole been unimportant
There has been feature worthy of paric comment
in the business, except as regards Bank Stock, which
has advanced considerably and quoted 1891 2OO
The English Securities have been in good demand to-
day Censos for Money left off at 99f z and for the
ccount 9ss to Three per Cents reduced 9S3 to I;
Half per Cents Reduced. l0IE to lO2 New
Three and aHaf per Cents 1929 to 1885, Long Annuities
u ZIG, and Exchequer Bills los to 72s premium
Some large impOrtatiOns Of Foreign GRAIN and the ap
poach of the period when the books various stocks
close for the Dividends have caused demand for
money but the rate Of interest does exhibit any
NJ ateral change There has been little no activity in
the Foreign market but prices exhibit rather more Grm
ness today In Consequence OF money being rather dearer
speculation in Mexican South American and other SINH
lar securities, has received slight check
Spanish Elves last quoted 23I and the Three
as Mexican 35s 10 a the Deferred 6s to &; Dutch Two
and Half per Cents 81 to Il the Five per Cents 1904 to
h Danish SO to 80; Colombian l3 Chilian lO2 to
lo4 Buenos Ayres 33 to 35 Brazilian sO to s3 and Bel
gan l03 to lO4.
The business done in United States Bonds since our last
latest obtained -