The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18

the Mode accustomed to the changes Of the sea son.
continues M displaying here and there ysSss
For robes neegees and morning walking dresses TOLL
nettes and so de lanes are much used The patterns
pretty and original kind Of ped material
mixture OF wool and Silks likely to become much in
demand The workmanship Of this fresh tissue is close
inlitation Of the China Grape shawls
We have said that reaction Ia taking place in
fashions and that the Spanish styeso graceful and be-
coming will be discerned in the ornaments and trim
mipgs Of the coming season, and will doubtless, be
adopted with enthusiasm by ladies Of taste. Nothing
can be becoming than floating lace fair shout
ders thrown gracefully in the form Of straight scarf
or striped ms ta over the asd shoulders The
capuchon Of Chan tily edged with deep black lace, is
novelty and is added a mantelet of taetas 1t is
convenient and pretty costume, the lace round the
capuchon forms . veil when drawn over the head.
Dark Eugene blue with black flowers striped
mires antiques anbees with satin flowers thrown here
and there, have very beautiful effect
For full dress of rich materials, manages ounces
mostly chosen as trimming; we have. however, notced
an innovation gradually growing in favor since the be-
ginning OF the year which IS ,hat the nounces increase
robes neegees full dress have the skirts trim
med with twelve fifteen small aounces which very
pretty besides having the advantage OF not being east
B put Of order when sitting down. The double skirts
by little careful attention may be raised without being
perceived but ladies' who are not sufficiently skilled in
this maneuvre, should abstain from wearing them
nothing can be more ungracefu than crumpled robe
The vaencias cschenire is of the most remark able
novelties. The ground is of light shade With white
any bright stripes composed Of single thread worked
in arabesque producing very pretty effect
til the weather becomes warmer
The bsquines and long bodies appear to predominant
II is only the exception to see any of the robes Marie
Louise made sometimes in white muslin, or white pink
afetas but there are few ladies' who ATTEMPT
the low body short round waist, and small sleeves by
which Marie Louise is distinguished
The make of bodies is very varied they are cut in
twenty different One of the prettiest models
in the Spanish style Of the time Of Charles " has collar
Of progressive sashes the round the low boy
the have sometimes three large sashes at the bot
TOM at others there but oblong slash reaching
ho-A To- aI,l
squares and attached by small buttons The sleeves
sometimes open the whole length The pagode sleeves
IT were beneath the upper sleeve and fastened BY
three bows Of ribbon; this style is very becoming.
The skirts trimmed in general to match the body
with boufns, coques, bows OF ribbon, Of fringe
inclined coques
W. need scarcely mention the rage for embroidery on
the patterns worked in bright colors such gold violet
white, sky blue, &c.
Young ladies wear the robes la rielle These robes
composed of q corsage with small basquines open
en- ca,r to the waist, over an embroidered guimpe of
Brussels lace with application Of muslin work. The
ribbon match tied in the middle of double horizontal
coques the sleeves are cut in the front Of the arm,
The new sleeves are the Anna Bolena cut in single
piece, joined low the bend Of the arm and then
falling fiat behind the arm it is unnecessary to say that
bodies and more in favor the utility Of hay
ing two bodies to skirt accounts for this The high
open bodies are made with basquines
The manteet styled prntannier is composed Of black
lace, or insertions Of cambria and tafeas.
For the theatre or carriage dress, immense antiles
Of lace already in demand the taste for which has
become quite decided.
CAPorEs BoNSEs,-Never have the forms Of these
head have they more covered with orna
ments It seems wonderful how 50 much narrow r6bon
and how many detached flowers be made to 60
small compass.
The newest bonnet have is destined for Long
champs The front is cut open in five places to allow Of
putting Of tulle On account Of the bonnet being placed
SO far back on the head the inside is obliged to be much
trimmed with eouillonnes Of tuils Parma vSle.s or
EDGED blonde mixed With silver thread Small curled
ostrich feathers bouquets of knoted feathers punches
OF peach and almond blossoms all used for outside
ornaments The crepe crepe crepesse, blondes,
gause, and silk tue the principal tissues in
junction with bands Of satin terry velvet or saetas
employed for the new capoes roettes bows of satin or
gauYe ribbon the edge, inside and curtain
OF the capote the strings are OF an enormous width
left floating the bonnet is fastened by strings
preached under the chin.
The little caps in great vogue for in door theatre
of tulle de Sole with alternate Of blonde
and gauze ribbon they are rather pointed Ia Marie
composed Of tule de Lyon edged with blonde,
the join hidden by very narrow ribbon
The taste for garntures Of ribbons is greatly increased
in consequence Of the beautiful designs and variety
produced Morning caps robes de chambre, reignoirs,
&c, much ornamented with ribbons, embroidery and
waistcoats are still much in vogue composed either OF
lace or embroidered muslin over plain MORE.
The Generous gets, OF muslin csmbric and nainsook
with raised embroidery, much in demand the prn
tanDieIe silk and the fousrd The lowered gros
Naples have frequently the casa9ues giet aGd skirts
made OF the same material
We must mention that basquines attached to the body
entirely prohibited but tie bodies heightened
ond form the basqunes by being sloped at the be-
hind and under the arms.
Young ladies white muslin bodies with colored
skirts these bodies ade full into band at the waist
to which is attached worked frlll; they fastened
round the wat by sash OF ribbon the skirts gene
rally made Of small checked silks Of light coors such as
blue or pale pink, &c.
The robe fndienne for young ladies' is very fashion
able il is magnificent double tare.as with an Indian
embroidery initiating founces formed Sf wreaths Of diff
White tsrletaue spotted with vioets is much worn for
small evening parties
Markets.
LONDON Monty MARKET, April 81 P. M--There is no
sh stocks and the Of the market continues steady
From this circumstance may be inf erred that the de-
influence on the market, and the dealers probably
awaiting the issue Of the various to be brought
forward The position Of tinerta affairs is no toer
ably tranquil and no commotion it appears by the.ac-
counts from America, win arise from the British move
ment at Honduras Consols sszS to 100 for money
and 100 to - for account Exchequer bills 6s. to l2s
premium; bank stock 22s to So India bonds AZ to AZ
premium.
The market for Mexican bonds exhibits a buoyant as
pec and further rise of per cent is noticeable in
their value The large declaration OF votes given
Of Santa Anna and other satisfactory details from the
republic mpart healthy tone to these securities The
price this morning opened at 81 TO 27 but has since
improved to 2s Spanish certificates atter and have
iaen from 10 ga "a. The price at Madrid for these
securities is marked nt Ga Spanish three per
quiet at 4s to 4e1. Sandman steady at OF to es
Peruvian scrip ga to pm; Turksh scrip pa to 3 pm
The railway market Is dull, and attention at present
appears TO be turned from these investments There
be doubt, however but that they will in time meet
with public approval and be considered good invest
mon for capital The results If the half yearly meet
ipgs have certainly proved more encouraging than was
generally expected and the abundance Of money
has enabled many companies 70 effect marked reduction
In their debenture debts.
The following are The transactions in mines
Aqua FRA, ia; Anglo Californian, la to "a
Brazilian Cocaes and Cuiaba Ga Csrsons Creek, g ;
Colonial Cold, 3% Great Nugget Vein ISSUED at u
Nouyeeu Monde, ~ Nova Scotia Mining and Copper
Smelling, toeA Port Philip, to e Quartz Rock
IL Waller, y West Mariposa, ~.
Three o'clock -Consols steady at 100 to i for money
and 1908 to x for account. Mexican 49, Spanish Certi
fcates 81 to y.
GROWN, SMILEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL April g. 1853.
We have TO report less animation In cotton during the
past three days though the business has been to fair
extent the sales reaching "a coo bales OF which specua