The New York herald., 1850-05-18

taticn, arrests continue, and dsmssals from ohce
daily take Pee inree or four persons only
have been liberatcr from prison, a. g., Young Cla-
risse, son of French mlliner; and the family of
Castellani who had been imprisoned for several
MONTHS their crime being that OF exclaming in the
church, "Peace to the souls Of the Italian mar
tyrs"
The refusal of the Rothscbilds to pay the second
end third instalments of the loag, which they had
the option TO refuse or accept, has caused great
embarrassment to the Roman government.
Germany.
A telegraphic despatch from Erfirrt, dated the
evening of 9th April, announces that message
had been addressed by the administrative council
TO both houses, closing the present session of the
Erfurt Parliament The message thanks The Par
lament for the DEGREES il has passed with regard 10
the revision Of the constitution, AMI promises to
communicate the same TO the different govern
ments. No day is mentioned for the resumption OF
its abOrs.
Traces OF an inclination TO assist the Bosnacs in
their insurTecon have been observed in Albania
end 1t is believed that, should any serious move
ment take place there, the Greeks. the govern
ment, would not fail 10 give helping hand The
hing would certainly not lend his countenance to
any such measure, as the Court Of St. Petersburg
formerly gave him most serious warnings at the
same time pointing out the danger TO which the
Greek throne would be exposed if an ear were lent
to the suggestions Of the revolutionary party.
Ladies' Fashions for May.
From the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine Of
Fashions.
he spring tafletaS are with pale blue vert d'Isly
on white grounds, sprigged with small delicate
bouquets or very small ilowers taletas, checked,
Of steel color or dust, having in each check small
bouquet broche in blue cerise or pink. Scotch
plaids of every tint. Tatietas HontangCs; the
ground white, japan, blue, or green, with wreaths
OF flowers in every color. Pekns of very narrow
stripes, or small checks For richer toilettes, the
tateiaS camaceux with wide stripes and double
.tTl 4. a
on grounds of light color, with lounces offestonncs,
and embroidered in the same shades Coutils de
sole, new bareges with the designs IN large flowers
and lively colors, foulards mousseuy, nankns cam
nees, basins de sole, argennes and numerous
other materials, are in reques, now for the robes
redlngoie, redingotes or pcignors those in stripes
are used for the neglse robes. Pompadour. com
posed oil skirt and caraco or jacket, the lower
part Of which is almost as simple piletot; nor
ls II light nj The waist The art consists in show
lnE the smaness Of the waist without coniining it.
he make Of ball dresses does not change.
Walking dresses are high. The season admits of
their being made open, TO show the chemisette
Amazon, OF Puimpc EliZabcth; but the revers is
often required; II gives much grace TO tight body,
or or one merely fulled at The shoulder and waist.
The sleeves are quite tight, as the old Anads
sleeves; u shorter one of progressive width ad-
mltiing the under sleeves.
kedngoies with open corsage en- cnur. Those
la Raphael are still in favor with trimmings pink
ed. ChlccTtcs, frou frous of narrow worsted lace
and some rich black Lces, are the usual ornaments
OF rediDgoies, hamonising with the nature of the
material, among which we may cite the popenes,
taiietas italie, glaccs, or mordorees lcyan.nes,
satns Ecosse, argentincs, spring pekins, gros dc
Naples and some silks espouncs satin stripes,
larger checks are much in request. The robes red
ngote only diiier from other robes in one point,
which is The opening in front instead Of behind,
which cfiers so many advantages that ladies much
approve them.
White beads placed above the founces, Of lace,
blond, or Grape pinked, are very fashionable just
~
new ones az every color are preparing; in black
beads The effect Is particularly good, heading iif-
teen or eighteen narrow black nounccs. But a
more general fashion has been observed at the re-
a nrs g&gsa. & ns %sny OF % the drssres :. oa q.
tens Producing an open effect, of which the light
ncss may be conceived. Some oi these robes had
but three iCusccs, the patterns Of which covered
three parts Of their width; others were with four
teen or iteen narrow tlounccs, entirely pnked all
over IN pattern, forming very light and ee CANT
trmnirgs; TO give an idea, we may cite one Of pink
tutetas " ith narrow ilounces, each of which was
different shade, the deepest a, the bottom 10 the
palcst at the waist; the same repeated formed
berthe, open en- cUur, and also ornamented on the
small sleeve. The coiilurc consisted OF a wreath
Of leaves Of roses, intcrmixed with diamonds
Another dress, of precisely the same style, was of
shaded green, only the corsage Of this was Of the
Louis Nv. form, the front piece covered by dia-
monds In rows; and for coiilurc, two large roses
placed each side the bandeaux, and confined by
sheaves Of diamonds dropping on the throat. The
IcDtb Watehu, IN blocducd SINS, are on ubs
form Ia Uuchesse; that H., the skirt with deep
founces. edged by pinked ruehe, the body Of the
square forIn, encircled by a uche and rich lace,
and also on the body, forming Brandenbourgs, di-
nlnishing to the waist; the sleeves open at the
tide of the arm and terminating in square form,
with ruches and lace. The very open kind Of EN-
bIoidcry tcImed hla Angaisc has been much
admired, that Il has led 10 the imitation Of u in sk
and rich patterns are stamped ont or pinkcd on the
silk founccs and spring tafletas; the effect IL ex-
tremely light-a tafletas dress of syer-grcy, coy-
cred by these hounces, was very elegant.
Music and the Drama.
Mr.. Macready's farewell performances in Lon
don have been postponed I'LL October, the TRACE
dian being at present very i'll.
Mile. Alboni has been engaged by the directors
of the orera National, to perform Fides, IN the
"Propbete."
new opcra, by Signor Schirra, entitled "The
orphan ct Geneva" was successfully produced at
the Psincess Theatre.
Great tenors have not been plentiful in Eng
lard Tor many years past nj present, the two
Italian operas having engaged four Of the best now
living, WIS Signon Beaucarje. Mario, Tamberlik,
and Mr.. Sims Reeves
The French Opera Comique Company are in
hapchesfer