New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
THE NEW COSTUME FOR LADIES
Favorable Notices of the Press.

BLooMER's TURKISH TRowsERs.- Long
skirts and street-swC epng tains are going the way
OF tight STAYS and bran-pads. Taste and sense are
sbout 10 beautifv and simplify wOman's garnlture.
An Anericaa standard Of TASTE, economy, uttity and
comfort adapted to the habits and pecuildritles oil
American sOclety-and becoming 10 American LADIES'
is developing itself into practicable form Inc
adoption Of the Boomers, or Turkish trousers is an
advance toward il. The example OF Mrs. Boomer
has already found many lmatOrs, and Will speedily
find many more. and then, ultimately general adop-
ton when the public eye becomes mute Detter
adapted to this product OF an improved and newer
taste We hope il Will not be long till the ladies OF
our land-our own peerless beauties OF Madison
Will shed and shorten their surplus skirts, and emerge
from them I'm the same splnt OF regdned freedom
with which the butterfly CLEANS out m iuli,"lnged
splendor, from It's uncouh and irammeling chrySahS
covering. We believe they VIII look back TO the
clogs of long linen and lawn with the same feeling
with which they look upon Their discarded cotton
pads and feather bubs-with the same feeling with
which we. of the other sex, look upon the huge
powdered wigs the unsghtly cooked hats, and the
clumsy sideswords of our fashionable great grand
sireS Madison la.) Tribune
~ Altogether. this costume, call it Greek,
Turkish, Chinese, or HindoO, or what you WILL
strikes us favorably. Wherever IT Mas been intro
duced, hearty approval has been awarded TO It by
The ellie and tasteful. Persons who have been IA
voTed with a glimpse of the ladies, dressed in this
mode. think II IS femnmely graceful. convenient,
tidy, and in harmony with the laws of heath-and, If
"fness is the chief element OF beauty" the most
beautiful our LADIES ever wore
IMaysyille Ky) Post Boy.
WoMAN's DREss.-The movement in IA
yor of thorough reform IN the style of ladies' dress
seems to be attracting much serious attention, and
we cannot doubt short time hence we shall see
general modification, which Will do away with the
Belfast (Ale) Journal.
The TURKISH CosTUME.-We give our
readers notice that we decidedly in for the new
female dress known as the Turkish or BloOmer cos
tune Ii is bcteT than the old fashion IN almost crerg
one of a hundred distinct respects, and what IS one
respect IN which 1t rs worse where Is single OBJ
lection tOtl lWillimantic (Ct) Medium
The New FEMALE COSTUME.-We hope
10 see II universally adopted by the ladies OF all
classes in community. We have never seen a lady
dressed in this costume, but from engravngS &c,
have, think very correct ideas OF ITS beauty and
convenience. lGreylock tMasS) Sentinel
THE New COSTUME for Ladies meets
with almost universal favor. and think that when
the "iceis broken" 1t will become very popular. 1t
has been adopted 10 a limited extent IN some local.
itleS, and the mama Is spreading For our part we
are decidedly IN favor of IT, as much as we are OPP
posed to the too haSty adoption of new fashions.
Indiana state Journal
TIE New CosrUME.-T IlOman Fam
NY will give several exhibitions at the Exchange
next week. ASSISTED by several gentlemen of our CITY,
when will be performed several humorous pieces
The ladies IN some of The characters, VIII appear IN
rich and tasteful dresses of the Turkish style II Will
opinion IN regard To the beauty and utility of the
style of costume of which SO much has been SAID OF
late. GNew-Iaven Palladium, May 81.
Touching the matter OF the Turkish dress,
We move that, 10y general consent Ne lonis OF
creation allow theadieS. for once TO have their own
way. Certainly, any costume which viii check tight
lacing and show the female form divine IN ITS Just
and exquisite proportions 50 far nom being dlScour-
aged should receive the heTueSl encomumS OF
those who regarded as the exclusive propricorS
of the hltUrCaCd STYLE of the neither garment IL Is
clear that the Turkish costume Is rapidly coming into
fashion and winning ITS way to favor Lowell Cour.
This fashion will rule the ton, notwlth-
standing opposition is made 10 II m some quarters
We look CT every arrival from the East 10 introduce
1t amOUgUS michigan Argus.
Two Boomers were seen on Central
Bridge tins morning, before breakfast closely yelled.
Il Is SAID that quite number OF young ladies propose
To attend church tomorrow m the Turkish costume.
II IS thought itWcro known what church they pro-
pose 10 attend the clergyman would be likely to have
tl.oWeu Journal May 81.
SHoRr DRFsSEs. Within the past few
DAYS, We notice that several ladies OF TINS place have
NtNtured 10 make their appearance with the skirts of
their dresses considerably abbreviated and with pam
,alcltS This costume gives The wearer quite luv-
Cnlc appearance, and IN our opinion Is delightfully."-
appropriate. some may >necr al these Curtaiiel
dresses yci such agreeable improvement m the
NJolhe, dlD Signal
~ II WHY NtitA4l Ni.tt lAC NNHilit CNllllAt
which has been made IN our CITY for the reformation
ot these silly abuses of dress has not origin IN
biaCkcNalO VANITY, ccccnt1cv but II l. 4 sincere
desire for the c0mloy and health Of ladies'. As such
shall always commend Il and know of none IN my
cliclc Who VIII not. Ey all vhO have spoken WITH
me, u has been strongly recommended that the la
dies have general understanding at once, that the
movement may become universal They are Silll
pCrSVVcfag elsewhere Let the strong good sense of
our fCCo maironS and malcSnS prevail yet q little
while and the Struggle VIII be over
Tor Henoshs iWis Telegraph.
RIcoNERIsM,-AS our paper is going to
press, ne suspend operations 20 aenoucc The appear
HuCc in orr streets, tAls afternoon, OF Young lady
clad u The Turkish costume We caught only a
birds eve view Ot " the eStsbl Sament," but We
thought, On The whole that she showed" well
,BolSnap a H. Gazette.
We predict that the new style of ladies
costume Viii De an the ya-c.' for WhCn di woman
tai OF accomplishing ANY object thcY undertook in
hy The way, lt l. sand the ladies look more like an
gels ihea ever w.h their broad GlpSey hats, frock
coat "nc taiSaloons la TugUe.
lPraitSyile (NN) Advocate
We verify believe that the revolution Will
o. hNro0Sh oge, and THAT few wears Will serve to
diSpei Tie aiiUSlolS which now cling In cotton ana
elongated skirts Only those With lar,e tesf mi
bauN TUNED ankles Wit venture 10 resist tk onward
march OF destiny, AMI even they VIII have o come IN
to the marx eventually. Is the laieS of Warren are
not went 10 lie bShndland in say good eauSp. ~
shall confidently cSpeS 10 Dc grat.GCl IA a iew DAYS
ITuubun co. Wing.
SaORr DSESSgS. 1t Is ,93aore8 1--WE can
ioi vcrc. or IT, that some of the ladies Of Enc coa-
Template ihS adoption of short dresses Well II
The ladt> WI, they pru. you luay depend upon y.
and % Ne htye very llttle 10 say. Sh0us they see
hi 10 attach @'s % their persons. aud follow The
Soi1 % me Scn % Dcds.nS, who few too gh aus OS
ts Fn.faS AID fell into he Icarian sea, Why n,
GUY o. ne kids " crce.lCn would be 20 SCI oui