New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-02

siyle oi Western linen dfaPery DO .e Ind IN
these e1ce.len, tissues The golden broderIes
with which ther are 60 layIshly adorned beng
composed no. Of the g.lded thread used IN
Western lands. but @, fine wires OF solid gold,
that stand washing perfectly well Hence Il
follows Tia; these articles, though prepared Tor
the NOS; ordinary uses, are extremely costly
and would =. inaccessible 20 any bu, the very
weal,hioSt people. were II no, Tor the textile
sklll which seems 10 De mate IA the luTAlsn
women. who. shut I'D in ine mono;On0us
circle Of hareu lie. spend the greater par 81
their time IN weaving AMI enoroncr!ng these
rich tissues Tor Their own Ire. and maj OF ih'lI
masters and children. II lurAlsh lacy y ANS
q new dress. she sends for me wool. The goat
ar caneis's haIr. tie silk o. linen. the spangles
ana wIre OF gold and silver and proceeds to re-
aiIze her wish fashlonlng the delicate iaorlc
according 70 he, fancy. and then ornaaeniln-
The sane wl,h al the Graceixi combinations oil
2 fancy. more or less mtulnvely artistic, n the
case NAV he And Judging from the specimens
here DISPLAYED proceeding from ms source ana
ricke.cd " Household Industry, II seems esi-
dent that the Turkish ladies' must possess
natural VEN OF elegance, which. with due cult
Walton. would raise them 70 4 sery Alsh RANK I'D
IN the realms Of Taste.
Look atthese magnlfcen; dresses aud draperes
exhibited ID the lofty heXasonai clasS-case that
occupies the center # the bazaar; where are the
western Games whose fingers tUA4l weave t.i'Sf
EXQUISITE goats hair merinOS, these rch silks.
these ethereal gauzes where the western fancy
that could devise these charming wTea.hs and
graceful SPRAYS IN which flowers, foliage. am
arabesques. the Crescent and the Star, and m
terInInqleG with passages from me Koran. m tas-
manic-lookng Turkish characters. are blended
together with a richness grace. and llghtness tha'
are utterly descubable. The wires and spang.eS'
employed IN this work, beng made OF gold oi
II L. L. u q. a
finer effect than could be gwen by the use OF one
uniform hue Examine this dress OF finest goats
hair. of delicate lilac, covered with punches OF
golden flowers, the production o. " ny>ogiou
Daughter" this sky-Due silk. with rs lovely
SPRAYS Of gold and silver rom the Household OF
Ladg Mlhal E" this tran parent White muslin GOV
cred with winding wreaths of Sllken embroidery OF
exquisite grace and hue>. the work OF Sohallo-
glu's DAUGHTER these scaris satlns and Sha"S,
m somewhat severe style, but very beautiful.
from the " Household OF Sheui Aga y ami say
whether these elegant fairies might not be most
adyantageousy introduced INTO the festive attire
OF the rest OF Europe.
Wenow turn 10 the plain goods manufactured
for the use Of the poorer classes ana mere. 700.
we find evidence OF industrial progress. All me
cotton fabrics are respectable some 81 the pm
ted callcoos being nearly equal 10 their European
analogies the woven articles, socks. stockings,
and gloves. are also tolcraDly good samples OF
very wearable broadclo;hs. from the Imperial
manufactorv At Isnld. testify of the intelligent
mpuslOn of the rolgnmg Sultan some oi The
coats and cloakS exhibited trimmed with black
braid and edged with fur. are quiet. comfortable.
gentlcman.y garments that would do credit to any
tailor
4 quantity of furniture >iuns. hangngs. cuSh-
ion-covers and rugs, next attracts our notice
the ground OF cloth. of gold OF silver, covered with
raised designs Of silk plush, the effect OF which
IS extremely good
The assortment of bedding is somewhat pc
culiar. some of the sheets are OF fine linen.
edged with a stiff rich lace that looks strong
enough 10 outlas the Polnt-lace OF our grand
mothers others are oi delicate silk gauze, with
lowered edges, under-garments also being made
of this same uncomfortable transparent tissue.
The blankets are coarse. but covered with en-
brOideres
The Miscellaneous department contains an I'M
menSc quantity of curious and interesting things,
OF which We can only take rapid Survey. Here
again We have ample proof OF the great ingenuity
O. the women ~ various ornamental matters,
such as gilnpS and trimmings, used for border
ing garments and turbanS, some beng of gold
and silver and thread of various hues, PINK, blue
and purple, others beng IN the form OF wreathN
of flowers. of the most delicate crotchet-work
embroidered retlcules and slippers gauZe vells
bOTdored with network OF gold wire and pearls
hroldcreG Suspendefs. and a mass Of other little
matters
We find also some very tar plated wares, can
dle>tIckS ana hCakerS daggeTS. Snuiier> dnd
scissors. highly ornamenled bat cluinsy made
handsome snuff boxes of gold. luaId with silver
or steel belts, bracelets. rings and chltelalnes
furnished with a dozen dangling amuetS. all OF
SOLID silver, but heavy and ugly. offering a SIN
gular contrast 10 the lghtncSs and beauty OF the
objects made by the women, small Hat cakes OF
some fragrant paste, black or gilded and worn
* amulets small round mirrors set IN frames
of red velvet. with covers OF the same spoons,
combs, &c. m IVORY, horn, and tortoseshcll, OF
very rude forms narehlle of ever, color and
stye. plpe.>tlck rs OF cherry. Jasmine, and ebony.
and amber mouih-peces set round with hra
lanlS. that Paris lcwelcr could hardly beat
dmnerservce Of copper, lined with I'm,
neatly made, but utterly destitute OF all preten-
sion 10 taste, the dishes beng very similar 10 the
stew pans commonly used IL Paris kitchens.
pfHrS the handles. Is SAID To be esteemed. ln
Turkey Is q very handsome turnout from
which we infer that Turkish dmner-table can
present no very brilliant appearance.
large case of books. displaying all the Vaue-
ties Of Turkish printing. has caused much sur
prise 10 tie printers OF France and England
some OF whom are said 10 have declared that,
With all their skill. they could not hope 10 pro
duce any printing 50 clear. 50 glossy, ana 80
beautiful
The Turkish CONS exhibited here are very
well engraved also the medals bestowed sy 'h"
sultan upon those who have contributed % the
industrial development OF The country
QrNrrN.
= The BUrI00fou (EtO Sentinel. ed