Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

F,4Itoss ron 1916. Scots quarterly
report has Just come out most ~splendldly
illustrated, with figures alfred m every
ysristv ofeostume. .riding, Walking, dining,
a noing. sporting and parry gotng..and all
arromSanied by very bcid and entertain
M, ,i.srription6. We eondense the inior.
]m5e,ian vr have dedyed from such u care.
-, .t,iv IN tbe NV Bulletin, al the imPor.
tanee il the Subject has suggested to us
the propriety Of deFoting to It.
fga1is-As a general rule, long waists
I'M u he IN fashion and slloft-necl
Zee long hreasts and heavy collars
sllncls. The sleeve Ia large Of the
hnsl, aud taperg regularly to the wrist I;
,s+ clTt wo inches deep, closed with two
buttons.
Wdistcoals.-The prevailing styles are
ainale-breasted, with standing collars.
they are worn quite low. White marse.
tlles il stIll in yngue..otten embroidered.
C,aahmarptts and striped silks, plain or
embroidered.
PaatoR5oas.. Cut shapely 70 the person,
tapering regularly to the ANGLE, and cover
ins logs ofthe foot than formerly nel-
thgr are the straps 50 wide. Some are
trimmed with elegantly figured lace on
the outside cams. Pockets, Il any, are
mi N Ell formed III tho top, instead OF tho
aide seam. The material IL fine, single
miled black, BLUSH gray, and brown cas-.
yimeres, pldia rs lso, white linen and
pipane. The taste is setting IN favor OF
plain seams for black pants. Those Tor
morning dress, ure made like those Tor
evening wear, In having open fronts, and
fall pocIsnts at the sides, with q watch
pocket. They are aorn rithoat straps,
and generally teithout sUspenderS' ms
Ia a rood improvements aud SO Is that ct
having the watch In the fob, as of DID,
with n black waterod ribbon and n seal.
Small clothes at balls and weddings, and
p%arties, IL the wearcr Il welllimbed.
HITS, We observe, are Of the present
low crowned onyexed-shaped style. We
think they seem a thought smaller than
now.
Chores. kids, of oourse, for even
ing wear and cinnamon Tor as the wear
or p]leascs) for the street, provided that the
color be bright. An to Crardt etc., we
note no special changes the fold Of the
crayat Is to be narrow a small tie, (It
white j collar low md standing but Il
black cravat, the artistic says, els preiera.
BILE, with a collar peering nearly an inch
above" SO think we. Narrow rattied
bosoms arc much worn.
We believe we have noted the principal
discernable Ia the new Spring Report
80 that our fashionable readers may COS.
tune themselves en- reglc,..N y. Express
CAsro or CoNscIENCE.-Some years ago, a
dispute between two merchants was submit
ted to arbitration. and eminent lawyers were
employed on both sides. When the case
came ID be submitted, il was quite plain that
the right was altogether on one side. The
eminent character Of tho lawyer on the OPP
nbsi,e side made the referees curious & hear
what he would say. When the reference
broke up, one Of the referees walked along
broadway with tho counsellor, and aitor talk
inn over some small matters, said to him,
"Mr. e., was very much entertained
and interested with your speech this after
noon, and now | wish you would tell me how
vnn think il had anything to do with the
case" "poh :" said the lawyer, giving the
referee a rough push, "Whcn tho client CO.
mes with q large fee and no case, what can
a LAWYER dal''