The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24

mo readily ADMIT or the pretty trimmings in rib
Embroidelsd muslin dresses over coidted siik are
much in requisite The embroidery, fern and triin,s
ming, are 50 varied as TO preclude description;
Those with double skirts exceedingly pretty the
Top one being opan and rounded in the unique
style, and trimmed4wth frills of lace, which meet
Inc embroideEygn Trimming on the lower skirt, the
ornaments OF Which ascend en- tsbler The bodies
pf these robes dHer according to the ia Sc Of the
Vearer The fantasies which accompany all these
summer toilsttes are redoyas and the aragonaise of
oroidered muslin, with frills Of lace falling In
eeP basquines oyer the skirt, fixed at the waist
Win bows o. Ebban;ths sleeves are trimmed 70
1t will be seenths.s.h mantelets now worn are
very small, yet, sihguary enlarged by. The deep
fringe, or lace, vita which they are trimmed Z. 3
The Misunderstanding is in great vogue this sur
meT, and is thaFKalls ar the beauty Of ita en-
ts ornamentsl Muslin shaws, embroidered round
he neck andrdiptea behind, are now wornin nes'
Eige; some ara Lined With taiietas. .,4}
success at presents tie forms are elegant and graee
rl. The rice stfaHs may be cited as models ofthe
rettiest novelties efths day; the most elegant
pr knotted mardbouts. mixed with ornaments Of
|traw Trnmipgs oil straw are also employed to,
bonfne the houiiiolnes of theeapoteiu tuie, which
trimmsI OF each side with s.bouquetof aoRers
Other capetes hare each bouilonne Of white tulle
eparated byt tery narrow roulsad Of straw cosored
atn; bouquets Of small Geld flowers, mixed with !,
bars Of corn, plae ID at. each ear. Rice straw
onnets are aspttimn)sd with long foliage of straw,
mixed with coaaes Of shaded white and green yell
tet. 49, ,.sss,s tes,
A pink Grape espotv, trimmed WITH a hal, wreath
pf heath fallth oneach side, is Very pretty.--. -
Capotes composed Of white drawn ribhon alter
pstely with wfhs'ahd green blondes gupures, trim:
NED with b9uauet IS 81, jsssannine and small hedge.
oses are in good tasse cr's5ss = .as.'@- -. .
Fancy white straws are remarkable 'for:she riehsG
bess of thot0InaMentss exotic bonqaets with latge
Forage, or flexible verdure falling like feathsrs are
n ~ aa.
ghorn b6iiaiSys afs ,fimmedwith White Or plaid
ibbons, feathesssor cora Anwersa.; ~, 800 80
MiaeSfisn e6us Foreign ttrriis. an.
The numb eiiaeE anii araats WHO have sailed from,
he port of Antwerp; snce tho. first of March last
mounts already 81 about Gp' the majority Of
On the 10Th VT. despatch WAS sent, for the first
ime, from Ppsth, H. Hungary y, TO Parts, by electric
ologranh. Itwss writ ton Frenchs consisted Of
62 words ldaast tG5f. '': :s ,.1; a' .i. ~, no
There is atlsasth .Sasaskite tryspttt efthtgsreat
' tma %ndssraEng saemarne Lslesfasaa
uccessful isstesss rsqaiste t6ncession has been
obtained from the senah government; guarantee
ng to the proeetors the exclusive right to the es
ablishment aiid ,hsss. subntarfhc cotpmunicaftbn
between the tvs countries for period Of ten years
rom the lst Of October, lS5l; and they have like
Use gr0eure&a stser y thegrPotation from the
o the amounts oftsss respeetiy shares, Thepre-
urinary arrahyctp elts arr 50 far natured that the
blans Of the eont Led works, accemp panied by
the fhpS5 oSd WIKI & Fsanes
government, aAa the .neesssary AMOUNT OF caution
money deposited. Il. ..'.. I =. '..-.a -
NJ Tbiersi:fe taiTfa ed to Pisris on Monday fsom
london, whese ne yisite the ttuohess OF Orleans
Letters from 81 Petersburg state that the life Of
he Duke deit,edcbte.rberg, the Emperor son-il-
aw, was desRalEea a. .-..r. 49,. =. a. a.
Count Sandory the. son-in.law of Prince Meter
hich, died oHthg2bl 81 May, at, Prague, where he
Fas confined in fnnasio asylum ,,e-.' 7saa.
Her Majesty 'sship Asia, 81, late flagship in the
'acifc has arrived home liz short of her com pie
nent of $50, eaused by the desertion the stutien
% the " Caitoypia dggIns. % - = = ~ '"''.
Negotiations ,have"iu been opened for the re-
'ewal Of the fohy relative to the navigation
the Sund iand. BELT. I he original ention,
concluded in 1S6sss between Denmark and sweden
,nder the meaatfa9- IF France, put an cpd; to the
var during which CHARLES Gustavus, the King OF
Sweden crossed the Great Belt on the Ice be.iege
Copenhagen, II be .conyention Of l669 has been
already modified; and fresh alterations, in harmony
With the present reeds of commerce anil naviga-
ion, are on tss Of being in.foductd - -,
Foreign Mns.o and .she Dr..mar.. =. 81 =, ..
The new pstnyiIal n snager Of the theatres royal
II Berlin, crtSfeu on hs functions on the first Of
Tune. The censorship having been ahuiizhch, new
works are now only submitted to the appueSslof an
,1icer simiarnts thesp.ay liceuser in England, q
subordinate * tAs lord chamberlain. - :. j.
The new ss .sss psrT sysss and G si5
moderate success 1's., .e,'4-. ,sTc.- =. -
During the IastseAson'o Of nearly six mouths there
have been thssy~hse concerts and sores nsieales
The srst performance Of the, .tDeux Rsincs has
music s is adapted e lis Gsfash by NJ IeIlds.
berger. : -fsss. s'r' FL" z
The Theatre. asICirco, Madrid, has Just brought.
put, with brilliant. success, new comic opera,
''Ei Camp uypto Che Camp, the first essay Of
at iva 10 10 m.
cted his studies at.ths Conservatory OF Paris, in
The class Of NJ; Carafs. !,
Made Wsgaer has Just takoa her leave Of Ham.
b.rgh In asecncert at the Toubsilc whilst
song was sung in her honor, NJ. Schu.sky deposited
crown on the head of the young cantatrice, who,
the part of Fides, has acquired in short time
very brilliant Iepatstion. ,.si.E t.I.,,,..
Amongst thehttistcs engaged fer the third ope
ratio Theatre, "a aris, by ~, Edmond Soyoste, are
the talented bngiish vocaists, All Adame Anna ihil-
Ion, Ilebert, Massey, and Sabatisr. II is added,
that the house will open with new OPERA, by Re:
cen David, III, cd,p dessd in this species ofmu.ic
Madame Niardot has lett for London, whittier
she is called by her engagement al Coyent Garden
beatrc Ineloye, dent OF the parts WHICH compose
her rich yGerioirc. the celebrated cantatrice will
sing in tAat"os taIliio, In the new opera Of NJ
The Association OF Musical n ses which are held
alternately at Cologne, Dusseldorf, and AK la Cha.
r.lle, has decided It vii. give of those grand es
tiyas in lsjgwhfeh political eycnts have prevented
ance lsls, at the scustoiaary period. a committee
has been to Brussos, where they have engaged mg-
eissns TO form powerful orchestra, which will be
,lseed under the direction Of fudpanter. The
40 days festivals are rs formerly to take place on
SWIFT Sunday and Whit Monday.
Drury Lane after n week. vacation. re-opens
with Mrs. Losel's new play of " iagomar, the BAr-
harlan" Report speaks Of the work as highly dra-
matte. and reTictc with deep interest. Mr.. Au1erl
son, Cooper, w Wet with Miss andcnhoff. Mrs.
Barrett, and Mrs Weston, have rarts IN Il.
The costume. ball Of the time Of Charles the
Second about being gwen by her Majesty ~ Buck
ngbam Palace, has suggested the revival, at the
Lyceum, Of blanche !" Court Beauties" in which
he principal oeuitieFs, male and female, of the
Merry Mcaarch's court introduced.
The ever popoias drama Of the screen Bashes. =
vi0 the pupular burlesque Of &c Teosing Tartar"
nd the new operetsaof e Good Nj ytt Signor Pan.
al. arc tho pf;nr,pal affirm rioux hhs A,i,t-