New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

highly damascened inlaid with precious stones
and mounted IN gold In 'front.' the gigantic can
deabra may now De criticised m an lhelf ihil pLo,
portions On the opposite SIDE OF the nave tle
RUSSIAN silks enter INTO bod compe u,lon Win
the LYONS 5rocades. and there are VARIOUS
c4ecs Of embroidered leather geais' hair cloth
made bv tho Co~sack womcnl and other ar
',r es peculiar 20 the country. and dong grea-
credit 10 Is skilled labor. In glass cast
above Is arranged d collection of iuT> such a. no
country out Russia could produce. among Whlch =
. f.c FIoporor'e 0-yn pciissc WHICH ms Imperial
Majesty has cOnfCScentnCiy lent ~ grace the TX
httIon This costly article s composed oil an lli,-
mense number OF the SKINS of the p-acA fox sntiI
niece AZ the back OF the neck of cacn being all ihd
Is used for the purpose. These are so nicely joined
that the outer side has The appearance 81 one beau
tful skin and Is the perfection OF warmth and luNu-
nous SO,ineSs. TIE value OF TINS costly article j.
G35OO There are also some fine specimens OF sll..
yer fox and other fur, OF nearly equal rarity, aid
many OF them quite new 10 TINS country.
Put the great attraction, especially for the far VS.
ltors. was the display of diamonds. opened for the
frs, time on Saturday. They are not great ln guam
titv or remarkable for the SIZE OF particular stones
tui they are AL Of the purcst water, and The mode
Cf setting srpassCS n skill. beauty. and originality
Of design. anything We have hitherto seen. even at
the Great Exhibition They created quite fnT0re
on Saturday the quiet little Scayons VINO mad charge
Of the precious caSkCts beng fairly hustled by beau
tlful girls and cOmcy matrOnS we must DO them
the Justice to say that they bore the pressure
with q demure equanimty that was quite edliyng.
In case is a gorgeous dlade1n n diaInsnds'
81.
and valued al GG.OO0 The design OF TINS Is cX-
quslte and the workmanship so delicate that
the silver setting is nowhere visible except at ne
back. fine bracelet IN turquoise. % gem the Rus
SLAMS pride themselves IN setting gracefully. AMI
brooch containing It pearl perfectly round and 50
pure n quality ast0 be equally beautiful which ever
way II Is turned. ire arranged beside the dlaGcm.
There Is also a gold snake amiet of very superior
workmanship. he snuosucs Of the animal beng adj
mIrsby represented IN links so closely set as % ap-
pear on first uSpectIon.of one continuous substance
In the second case j. Il necklace OF diamonds and M
hesset as punches OF grapes The taste of TINS article
is perfect. and the workmanship 50 eXGustey me as
to be perceptlcle only IN is suits The radlaibunch-
q are there. but no one see the delicate metallic
frame that holds them together. There IS also ~
TINS case d splendid dlacem OF diamonds ana costly
emeralds-the latter gems being set IN very peca-
liar manner. merely fastened oy wire inserted M
the smaller end so as 10 resemble acornS. BESIDE
tins ornament there are bracelets and brooches
Of great beauty the whole beng set with deucdcy
of manipulation and purity Of design, which Is sur
prlSnp as coming from the cold North ana Nl.ch
NAV Wei cause the Partisan jewellers to look to their
laures. Among the distinguished Judges VINO nave
warmly praised this collection were the Duchess OF
Orleans the Duchess OF Gloucester and Prince Hen
ry OF the Netherlands. by AL Of whom they nave
been mnGtely examined.