The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
Paris Fashions,

London to settle some dincutes Of ssrou. Character
which exist between the governments Of GseAt Britain
and Morocco.
Paris Fashions.
from tbs london Court Journal, A,gust 27,1
The natural history Of the modistes o. nay be-
compared to that of the singing oirds Europe. The
rot thew outer not nom street to stTss, thew oe"I not
hitber and thther for their daily crumbs o. news and
gossip, but remain quietly within thsie SHADY work
rooms leaving to the danes de rsespaoa the task Of
waiting the crowds Of foreign ladies invade the
msgaslns q oar fashionable mners 10 carry of tho
remn ant the summer provisions Of which thew
do in general with liberal hand The amongst
the usually twittering restless population od. may
thologists to silence Of the fsahsec soes during
the month, VIZ, the necessity OF harder work than at
any other season Of the year They ace preparng the
tevsing newer and more brili.n, tansge for the
fair fpt ieIers who have taken wing for time bat
to flock back again. eager for fresh enptaon and
clsmoIous for arms aud ammlp ,oo ~hsrawith to
fight the two old enemies time and u on. We have
fully occupied during the last vIstI the
great wokIoons snd readily give the OF OBJ
servatohs The great change 10 the fse az SILK dresses
to consist in the sudden aoandOns of ounces,
which have held 80 long aud uodspu.en reign Ons
deep ounce originating considerably above he kaoe has
taken the place of the three or four which
have held sway ever tiace the beginning Of the past win
ter This deep Goucoe is cnc sLsh, the bias,
not enough to divide II SO enti,oy tpm she material
o. the dress as formerly. IL is hsaceo by thioS
rucbe ot ribbon laid en- arcade; skirt peces-
sarily cut into scollops, lie order TO s patrn
While the Gounce il also cut to inset the rt.- and IA. OF
the ruche This tr muDg must remain q lac few even
among the best OF our Paris coutuiees dace venture
upon this con:ection. Tns design IL &C orcs bold
aud elegant, adding to the grace OF tue walk, and
diminishing the size Of toe waist any other
amsot which has fallen under notice for many
this exceedingly artists trimn'gs has bssn
making utterly some Of those dresses en- ar
Of the aourcc transparent tho silk oet,g cut Out
in pattern upon net, ia this style frs i1ven,ed by
Maesme B.idsut, the aoseTs being marked 81 an en-
bright tranchGnt color laid beneath ras ssc. al
,niraole mes foance made Ia light ass-ses OF rtus
is called Ia psyaDne. u s Of doubts ~rai gathered
beneath heading Of pulled same ,iboo The breadth
the that of ordinary 1oupces ths last quilting
within four iuches of the waist. We soen one OF
these dresses made in grs de liza cere oriental By Ma
dame Camille; the heading OF poueap rb,ea which pro
dresses was worn also BY lie Eprsas a. Ne rsceoa al
ST. Cloud. It OF white gauze celeste having three
headed with blue ruckpgs the las tsmu BY ooques
Of ribbon, with long ends plced at interval Of about Blk
inches all around the 6gnIs. the corsass made
with other ornament than stosasche- of bouffaus
ineIseced with ribbon; the sleeves snort and com
posed kewe of boaiians to the thou der bet rsen
each bouflant rov OF blue gsuza riboou terniaa.-
ne In couque. from WHOM depaGd.d long ends
giving much ally lehtress to the whole tciies. Great
variety Of Iew materials both for mernog and evening"
dreEs displayed in f-st rate mlglsio. Scus
OF Eastern fabric promise 70 be ths most We
wool Of tie most exquisite fnensss acd phabiy II is
principally manufactured in light colors with satin
eyes the ground. Thus vert choas aud violst.rrey.
and crimson, light blue. aud roe r!soil have Dcsn
Of ro fabric ,o the Ioa,, Of D az
are darker, but varied with bright check The chine
du Levant Of dark brown. With br,gh' chine SEINE,
is also much admired. AL new iuveutons are
for the future MEANWHILE the heat has oduced fair
lionness to adhere to their Of white
mania than fashion. The carriage costume most
In vogue Is composed the last rnth entirely Of
Bodere with voant falling Low over shs hips The En-
pess wore this costume both on the day Of the review
as well as CD that OF her stes and SO did her ladies in
waiting and 70 did her ladies of honor Tits will prove
how highly popular among fsshionables this excsed
iIgly simple tole. has become
Bonnets are even fma'er than last uouth: they are
closer the face AID small bouq lets of feathers
have replaced the 10 which have fashonaole
through the whole This chaugs always denotes
the transition to autumn costume MAIDS Jeanne has
been most successful in her fancy bonnets of mixed eatin
and blonde The elegant capote worn by the Empress
Elyfees considered Of the most charming
Of Madame Jeanne's proau ,tiops II was of white
by narrow bands Of Wstsred riobon ssnh band ssrm
mated Cd either side by small bow. The cr,wn was
s Ss o2n and over s s's tsrss falls Of
confinement Two fohettes OF bouts foil the
ears and ronpd the inside Of the brim marabout trim
Across the forehead small wreath Of white rose
buds connected the two parts Of tns trimming
Hssnsf to the sSo Il i. mpS. to %
aRine anything OF more charming conception than
this beautiful capots So light aud rch it is
name for the highest aristocrac taste could alone ap
plecase it. The novelties il 8,wers and hsaddress have
already appeared. Constantins Cslifo nennes haye
been already both praised and criticised. They are Of
the lghtsst fabric Of gold flowers not sittsrng but
dsadsnod with the most a.
posed punches at the side OF the head and falls In
oDg endrls the shoulders from tvo bauds OF gold
crosse cresse Invented BY atAsn have suggested the
exquisite couture chaserssse, which chef dauvreo Of
skill 1t formed Of aat wreath Of broad leaves stand
ing forward over the forehead and bsag transparent
casts most artistic shadow the hair and brow; the
leaves grow ,msilsr as they descend towards the ss
brilliant flower mingled with the foliage qnise be-
hind rather low in the neck the ao~ers 10 full blossom
large tufts from which depeud two long ribbons hOsny
over the shoulders This c,ifare IL one Of the at
snd y M.as. and Wat
by the Pncesse Mathde on its very first appearance.
Caps much a;S M: Ssse tn mode NOD
OF that worn by ame Teaelco In the Prophee" has
had sh success for the fcsco dances Of the Eaux 1t
Is composed Of tulle completely fat and plain the
hair and bordered deep fall Of lace down
the back Of the neck. This fall brought forward 70 tho
81 which fail ever the bosom Much vss:s win : en-
poyed In the c.nfsction Of cap. for the winter And al
ready the manufacturers Of St. Eusnns and Lyons have
We have thus the veours xon Of black and gold cut oat
transparent wheel shaped pattern the vslours ove
me q eas as
and gold Uoaks and nantes have q yet undsrsone bat
% thsr sh.Ps sss 81 - so sss 81 So,
cisre Macbeth by Madame Bidsut, and the Prnsssee-
Palatine BY Madame d'Hascourt
Our general observations Tho newest pocket hand.
Leychefs aYe fred with embroidered band and
Of those made for the trsu:seu o. the Daehssa q Bra
,scc sid ON very full. One corner 10 mads 70 pass
through The ring Of the smelling bottle and the hand
kerchlef hsngs thus in security from the finger SIX
cravaa made the richest material and brocsded with
cold are decidedly b PORTS; the two ends stand out
IA Jonye and not be suffered to drop the bosom.
Sseds gloves a-e Indispensable during the hot weather.
and are worn dem long with open slssvs veis of
- - ~ rnnD,e II frnt unless gathered a