The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23


they DO not forget to adopt the most recherche toess
for which there Is ample scope both regards
Ing AND evening costumes let us therefore what
is the last mode respecting bon nets which are
now very generally adopted For walking they are
bouquet at the side; whilst the Italian strsws ara
almost entirely without trimming Those compo cd
Of horse hair Of the gbtest description For car.
rage costumes remark that feathers very
rally worn such those which shaded and droop
grscefuy-bunches Of marabouts knotted at the ends
tips of feathers in two and three coors whilst those
which are decorated with nowers are mostly formed in
wstbs Of verdurs dropping upon each side in clus-
ters: That fsvorite style OF bonnet made OF pAlle
deniz is extremely elegant, when decorated with
of lace, which also to form the crown Of the
bonnet, having very distinsue effect particularly
when enriched with a cluster of msrabouts.
BoNrETs-Fancy ones still much in favor; IN ~
select the following being Of the latest fashion
being made Of alternate bands Of yellow English straw
safe and white horse hair lined with gros de Naples
Of pretty China pink, the lining If the bonnet
being Of tbs same soft hue In de- Naples the
left tide the only ornament consists Of an form
Of the of scarf which ia dc splss deco
rated with festoons Of straw. Those OF psie de ris
are also very recherche decorated with tips Of white
feathers forming cluster each side the interior
decorated with lilies Of the valley Those OF blue pou
de sore are extremely elegant long and open at the
and covered with English point lace, and ornamented
upon the eide with bouquet Of roses encircsd with
lace, and In the interior with and white silk
ribbon striped with blue We cannot sufficiently Ad-
mire also those composed entirely Of black white
lace, relieved with held and wild flowers as we'll o.
those Of blue crepe, trimmed with ribbons striped blue
and green, and popcsau In the interior.
Evening dresses made OF various textures and ma
terisls for instance, some We composed Of pink
barege the skirt trimmed with six of rulings Of
the sAme light material the dress the three lever
ones put on straight the three higher forming
obr up each eide Of the upper part Of the skirt the
c corssgo Is maze ions ana po'm trimmed with triple
we with the back part of the made high and
opening In the front upon piece called Ia srande
mfre this piece Is orKamented with futed ribbons up
the sides with pa, lace the sleeves
Of the Ansdis FORM and fastened In the middle and
upon the front OF the with trimmings similar to
" IA tba pfra piaca NJ
the skirt Is made at the least four In width and
forms kind Of d.mi- train whilst others, which
not vide have breadth Of white silk up the 'front.'
trimmed with several rows Of ornaments.
Walking dresses still, in some instances, COM
posed Of light materials such as the oaregs Pskine
Pompadour sleeves; skirts rich and ample In their
width and trimmed with two immense broad founces,
having small heading put on at eqEal distances de-
tached from the other csnezou OF muslin with
turno yer collar, rather deep having under of
fS"nd form turning en- berthe p.sn the bosy part Of
ed at the back and falls the bias which
the top Of the sleeves in the front Another pretty
costume 10 composed Of lilac taeas the skirt trimmed
tabev with four ounces of black lace diminishing
In width a. they ascend upon the corssge which
The whole way the front and trimmed with black lace
to match that on the skirt the sleeves trimm ed
In . sinai Those Of blue Louise tarlatane
extremely elegant trimmed with white braid,
the skirt decorated with i've houDces; FULL high
cage opening up the front within short distance
Of the wai-t gimp Of lace inlet.
Eshiossbe colors for the present month stil Of
Neht hues self coors FREEDOM for out door dress
and white pink blue and color for morning and
evenings plain colors alss much in vogue such a.
lilac, different shades Of green and purple.
The Latest Intelligence.
The French papers Of Thursday the 9th inst, at
yarsnce respecting the future intentions OF the Pope
The Opinion Pubhque, for instance sfhrms that his
Holiness has porively refused to return to Rome
the conditions stipulated by France. The Consitu-
honnsI on the contrary asserts that Plus TX. will
pair to his capital he having accepted the terms pro-
po,ed. The Seminole de Toton says. that the Pope
will take up his abode ssain In Rome but that he will
remove the management 81 government affairs from
the hands Of the cardinal triuDvirste and entrust 1t
We find them In the journals quoted and hero We
Ia right
Accounts from Vienna, few days since stated that
the Russian tr' ops about to be withdrawn from
Hungary by.order OF the emperor. This statement 10
fully confirmed. the French govcrumsnt having re-
ceived oscis information TO that effect
dinner was given. ON the sth inst at Bar ls Duo,
Mense by the mountain party to M Buvigner. one Of
night upwards Of 200 individuals pstroled the Streets
enchanting Down with the wealthy !" Long live
npe,s ,b,,s upisr but w"ra ms. .,i
personal psut Several Of the rioters known, and
legal measures viii be instantly taken against them.
M. Ray, one Of the distinguished members Of the
court during the reign Of CharlssSX died from old
age on Wednesday last, at Colombo, near Paris.
IL the intention Of the French government TO &C.
The accounts from the provinces continue to speak
81 the great increase Of trade In nearly all ts various
employ and the orders hand, IL Is believed
will occupy the workmen come months.
The The funds n,e closed yesterday shade higher
shee pardon from tho Emperor Of Austria, and has
tahen mp his residence In Syria Nothing IL yet de-
tenmin.d upon With regard to the other Hungarian
officer. Who surrendered 20 Marshal raskewitch The
young Emperor, Joseph IL to be crowned during the
prent year. and Is TO be married to aprincess OF the
Venice bias been declared In state Of segs by order
Of the civil and military Governor, Gorzkowsh, he
deemiDg severe measures tDdisps Dably necessary to
guarantee public tranquility. after passing from a
state Of long excite meDt and commotion.
Letters from Pestb state that In consequence Of the
very bsrsb proceedings Of General Hsynau towards
the Jews at Arsd the Christian portion Of the popu.
ston Of that place having always lived In peace and
amy with the Jews declared their intention Of join
ing them In bearing the burdens imposed upon them;
the Je~s ~ is asssrt.d In consequense have almost
ell become pros.ytes TO the Christian faith.
Great excitement has lately prevailed mt Cracow In
eonsequsncs Of o rumor that portion Of Gslica aud
the ciy Of Cracow and It's territories had bees de-
mspded and cedsd to Russia as an Indemnity for her
Letters from Rome Of the 2sth ut., announce the
arrival IN that city from Gaets 81 tho French Minis
fined by Illness At Ca.telIsmsre The right Of Ro-
nsn citizen, conferred on General Oudsot by the mu-
Dcipaty vas to be tran mitted TO his male descend
ants forever. The Government Committee had ap-
pointed for Its secretary the prelste Nicola Miles
spd famed " Ginsspps 'dAvsla aud Navarro, senior
member 81 the Santa Rota, President Of the Central
Board Of Censorship.
prom the London Mercantile Gazette, Sept
The weather has ssain assumed ssstted appearance,
and harvest operations which we're temporarily sus-
pended In Of the northern parts Of the Kingdom
about the oloe Of sst week In consequence OF heavy
rain have be.n actively resumed. Excepting In the
mose backward districts the crops In England have
been mostly secured but In Scotland and the northern
partitions Of Ireland there Is still considerable guam
tiy OF corn abroad and the weather will therefore be
regarded With some anxiety during the next two or
three weeks The favorable manner In which the har
yes has been finished IN all the southern parts OF the
Kingdom, the superiority OF the quality Of large pro-
portion q the grain Of this years growth and the ga
tssctory reports from those quarters where threshpg
has been commencsd "a % the yield TO the acre,
srengthep The opinion have already espressedviz
that ,he aggregate quantity Of food produced this rear
IN the Brish slands be fairly estimated TO exceed
that 81 svsrsge seasops whether the main late
crop Of posoes has been attacked By the blight to any
serious extent IL still matter Of great doubt; that
the hsulm has been discolored In many districts We
do dpue but the disease does not appear to have
exter dsd to the tubers; and We still inclined to
tbink that there will be large yield OF potatoes
. great proportion Of Witch will be sound and
free from disease The down~ard movement In
the value Of wheat has continued and the prevsiling
belief IL that prices undergo further abstement
that the supplies nom the Baltic beginning 20
ans koree he tots 10 h.. tea