The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-16

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The style Of Laura Addison generally is represented
to be of the most imprisoned kind and all the critics
unite in affirming that her histronic genius is of the
highest order is not stated however, where or what
are her engagements in the United States.
London and Paris Fashions.
From the Lady's Newspaper
COSTUME PRoMENA DE.
Robe Of white poult-de Sole the skirt timmed with five
founces Of gra iuated width These ounoes figured
with chequered pattern in bright color The
sage epen and has basque edged round with quill
ing of color satin ribbon the tint corresponding
ends ornamcnted st the edge with color chequers
like those on the hounces above Is of quilted rib
bon. Open under sleeves of richly worked muslin or
lace. Bonnet Of French chip, trimmed on each side
with a moss rose and foliage; under trimming small
roses without foliage. Pale yellow kid gloves Over
this dress may be worn a black lace shawl
COSTUME.
The dress is composed Of taretane muslin and Is pro
tnsely embroidered with straw horizontal of the
embroidery ornamcntirg the lower part of the skirt
while the ground Of the dres Is covered with sprgs Of
the same. Headdress, straw flowers intermirged with
me cornrose Pearl necklace White Kid gloves and
white satin shoes
EVENING DRESS
Robe OF pink gros-de Naples, trimmed with two
ouncos ccallcped and edged with rows Of black vel
vet ribbon the top nounce headed by boullo nnee of
gros de-Napes The corsage has basquss and berthe
scaloped at the edge and trimmed with of velvet
to correspond with the horrces. Chemisettes trimmed
with fris OF Honiton lace In the hair, one side .
cluster OF pendant loops CT narrow pink and black velvet
ribbon Petit collier Of black velvet round the throat
fastened by Jewened clasp. White kid gloves and
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS on FASHION AND DRESS
Tho season Icing now far advanced, change Of
sthion can be looked fer until autumn shah sirly
set in but great variety in costume Is obtained by the
different OF the articles already introduced
This may have been from the descriptions of
plete costumes which have from time TO time given:
and we may now mention Few Of the walking and car
rsge dresses worn in the parks and other places of
dress Of green six the skirt trimmed with three ouncss
edged with rows OF black velvet ribbon the corsaIe
with barques the baques and the ends Of the sleeves
trimmed in the same manner as the fiounces. Bonnet
pink Grape bculonnee with white tue ornamcr ted with
two bouquets Of roses ntermngled with tule; under
inning, rose buds. black lace veil completed this
costume Another consisted of dress of cheue red silk
rose color on n brown grourd. white straw bonnet
ard richly embroidered China shawl the ground
white. A tlid costume follows:-Dress OF gray
silk. ornamented with front trimming consisting Of
fontange of ribbon. irterminged with black lace This
trimming wss az intervals fastened 10 the dress by bows
Of ribbon Bonnet, primrose color Grape covered with
blonde. Cashmere scarf
Several dresses worn nj the most recent evening mr.
Ties are Ct style which would not be inappropriate
winter soreos for instance Of the silk dresses IT,
tsrced for evening wear are trimmed with black
hounoes the corsge ornaented and edged with
black velvet Many dresses Of printed organdy have
tesn pref AIRED for evening costume; has the design
printed pink The pattern being small
with the pattern in tlue. IS made with seven nounces
and each houncc edged with gsuze ribbon che
eorsage also With gauze ribbon This style
Of trimming renders The dress very elegant
The head dresses worn at evening parties present no no
velty Natural howers may be worn in the hair with
fade LEES rapidly than the summer towers
The newest styles OF full dress for little girls comprise
some very pretty white nusn dresses ornamened with
fathers of needlework Bows Of ribbon ornament the
sleeves and one Ia fixed at the waist behind white
mnslin dress worn over pink or blue clip is fashion
able style for little girls with these dresses should be
worn sssh with flowing ends Some OF these dresses
are msde with bsslues Notwithstanding that the cor
sage Is low aud the sleeves short The skirt is always
short End trowsers are Indispensable
Fer little boys who have no. yet attained the age for
wearing the jacket the tunic o. blouse Is adop,rd he
all in nil tsfo
the lift side; or the blouse may be made In the style
called tie Scottish blouse. namely with plain
having basques or tails the kr full and cut bias
way. Either II the abeve forms are fashionable ani
they are made OF almost every kind Of material. but
tnoss OF eb.quer.d ak, especially for very little boys
are the most dsfnsDe. Short trowsers aud
ylete the costume.
a set of pocket baudserchi-fs have just been CON-
f.tsd In Faris which are remarkable specimens Of
netdlewerk. The set consist Of dozen chiess
and in the four Il each represented in am
broitcry the portrait the initial and the arms OF King
srd queen Il France. Each Handkerchief has an EN-.
broidcred barber the pattern consisting Of
and architectural ornaments In the taste Of the epoch
indicated by the portraits.
superb fan received from Paris Is ornamental with
hne painting representing Mary Queen Of scots sur.
rounded by her couriers In IIoJrooJ house The Eau
IL mounted 10 gold wrought In a light lace pattern a
wreath Of flowers bepg also formed on each Of the rcs
~ precious stones Of Every variety Of color.
Deaths In Europe.
IL has been some tine known that Lord John
Hay, who obtained his flag on the 18th ult. had
been suffering from most painful disease, from
which his medical attendants have entertained no
horo Of his recovery. His dissolution took place
on Tuesday night, shortly before ten, at 81
Miehaers terrace, Stoke, whore he had been re-
oyed, for greater quiet, from his official residence
in the dockyard, Lord John Hay was a son of the
late MaIqciG Of Tveeddale. and was in his ffty-
eighth year. Lis first conn isson rs lieutenan, in
the navy bears date April the list, 1872 and he be-
came commander on the 18th Of June, 1914 and
was posted captain on the 9Th Of December, isis.
He lost on pm whilst mijshipman Of the Sea
Horse. Wien serving n her boats cutting ont
enemys Tcges at Cetss, is0s. &c was cos We Ire
IN command Of tm1ll squadron. and battalion
Of marines, On the north cosst Of SPAN, during the
civil var, ard frequently engaged with the Cars,
scrocs IN 1876 and leJ7. in the latter year he re-
ceived The Gfstd Coos Of The Soanish Order Of
ChalIcs m IL wss 'or some lime a Lord of ihe
Admiralty. tlofd John LAY commanded the War.
spite. which brought over Lord A5hburton. in 1873
TO negotiate The treaty With Mr.. Webster relative
to the northeast. boundary, since known ms the
AshbWttn treaty
The Duke Of sake Cobourg kohary, elder bro
thtr a lie hirg Of the Bsgans died on the 9th
Of Jaiv. lis Royal llighncss Ffedeiick, Duke o.
sake. Cobourg ard Gotha, was bora March 2Sth.
IiSj. Tic lato duke wss brother % the II in,efs
Anna Feodorowra, widow Of TIE Grand Duke Corr
slaTtino Of iursia, to he hing Of The Bssis. and
10 the Duchcis a henl; arl uncle BE- The reaning
luke Of sake Cobourg and Gotbs, and TO his ROYAL
lighness FRINGE Albert. lie aas LEFT four chdrsn.
Tie eldest Prince fcrdinsd is the hush AMI Of tho
Qu6en Of Portugal; 90, others are-prncc Angus
tue, husband Of Tho pdncess Clementne Of lear 2;
the Du,he& ., Nemours; and Prince Leopold
MAJOR in d:ctoicd's hussar regiment.
BcsroNiAv AMONG rrE ESrcurgp At HAVANA
The South Boston Gqsetc says that among thos,
J shot OF Havana was George "A. Graham, o ma
christ, who formerly wo kcd IN Adams fpachn,