The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17


lisa We sufmissd; pshssss are already Obliged e
give place the echarpes a.teets of silks embroidered
rbieh are applique leaves OF silk. The patterns are fas
tened on thsnet with Chain stitcn The style Is very
pretty 1t also expected that whi.e cahezou ano cas-
aquss With silk skits will be much worn The 'kirts
ave sometimes composed Of violet colored soiere,
and under skirt Of white sarsenet.
I.ces and fringes are equally worn as trimmings for
dresses edsinx he aoancss snd nelets The laces
mostly EN- SLOWED the Cambrai and those called dea
teiles du puy bo,h good In elect THESE are ou
the black gupure and that styled md ds rams So@s
man,.lets are stii TO be seen trimmsd WIN wo,vs:
tongues" cut q. the edges and plated Ia vieis uhis
fancy very Recherche but gathers the dustss consider
ably that not likely to become grea. fayorts dufsx
the snnp,er months.
rails, such mousssne de lame, bar6ge, embroidered
and printed muslins, for more simple costume, the
printed Aoonets regnors and oeshabilts, for IN dooe
Dress usually made Of these lgnt materials. iedn'
go,es made Of light silks the sleeves open to the
elbow ard attached at intervals by bows OF ribbons,
showing TIE under sleeve, formed OF plain OF spotted
he PLAIN tanstas, tafIess dItJie ordinary dead
ground sins or gSs Dc Naples Cor mich W., little no.
to tn. taetas Asmbe, psils glaces, and fouards, in
small patterns. Batirto with coarse cords, is much
used for tkirts, cassques rediDgotes, &c and on
count of Of the texture and its property Of
preserving its dazzling Wilderness IL Il in great favor for
chdrens crosses. The bsya1eres dresses are stu In
favor Also but there is demand for the new taetss
with crossed stripes the bodies worn with which are
composed entirely Of horizontal bouilonnes
There has been doubt expressed to whether the
fancy bonnets would be again worn BY ladies OF
de.ced fashion: but they are so becoming and beautiful
that they have been accepted anew, and win DO much
adopted They often simply trimmed with ornaments
OF the material and take their place with those Of
Grape tue or tastay. The for of boanst is still
very OPEN the crown falling behind The embroidered
hoisehar the guipurs OF horsehair and open worked
straw bonnets stu in fayor flowers are much used as
the trinp,Dgs, both inside and outside.
The various materials in designs, and the trimmings in
rasseIncnterie high 10 price that Is often ut
exceed the of the robe and it is under
such circumstances that fesl relieved from our per-
pls,iy BY the graceful conceptions which our Partisan
eegsntes know well how to carry out.
We lately remarked robe OF violet colored tahetas
d'Italie The skirt trimmed with three scoloped
founces edged with ruche II ribbon quilted like
the trimming for slippers which has very pretty effect.
The corsage Hongros (that to with abos Of lace
pass,rp bel ween tie two ont edges of the body with
tssone, trimmed with pand Of the same material ssol-
Hoped edge having rucbe OF ribbon ON the Other
The sleeves and sashed basquea ornamented in the same
Msnteet Of black tastss, short behind and pointed
ends in 'front.' Is formed Of alternate bands of tulle and
velvet The band Of tadetas ia EDGED with double row
Of very marrow lace fasteDed together with mcfos
copc foliage Of velvet Of which rests on the tu'e,
the other the taetas Tho mantest is nearly cover
BoDnet Of stamped straw trimmed with tast.s rib
bon pointed on the middle Of the front and fastening
either side bunch of ripe and yellow field flowers;
corn mixed with violet velvet inside.
Robe OF ioulard, chestnut color, with running design
of pink and black foliage Fifteen ounces edged
with pink aud black Tom Thumb fringe Corsage Ra-
phsel rather loose pagodes sleeves guimpe and under
Nanteau basque Of black taffetas, trimmed with
deep lace, surmouDted BY ruche of taffetas in .
appear like sbeille placed here and there upon
ribbon Above this ruche three of black velvet
the centre one being the widest then second ruchs.
The fronts trimmed to match. bow of very
Tow ribbon With long floating ends Is placed at the bend
of the arm.
Bonnet Of Ieehorn trimmed on the left side with
beautiful white flower with Grape foliage. The buds Of
the flowers also made Of Grape
Robe Of tafleas vertisly Three 1ounces edged with
hlanl Mt han do ntaI
by another black velvet Corsage Raphael sleeves
Francois l. The velvet beads which trim the bottom
Of the sleeve snd also form the bracelets have novel
Pink silk shawl, with border of stamped velvet. Ca
pote Of white gace formed Of bands edged Si.h
drawn blonde Long ends Of terry velvet each
side of The front wreath of white lilac inside. Some
berthas being made which covering the body,
reDder the most simple toietcs quite elegant They
much robes of white light coored tsetas,
or even over the tarlatane plain body to robe when
a simple one 10 q toilette de bal.
This berthe has the form both behind aud before of
plastron formingaV The two sides and four crossings
composed OF lace surDounted by bouon Of tule.
through which is PASSED blue pink ribnOn Only in
front each crossing trimmed the middle BY DO OF
ends Host the knees To faten the parts of the
berthe there tv Of lace placed nversey which
united by bcuon Of tue through which is passed
blue pink on (all vhite is equally pretty This
bcuulon trimmed with lace follows the top of the low
bodv bow with two ends upon the fronts and shoulders
Pesses madei in mu sin we'll adapted to the seaside;
rome Of plain muslin, trimmed at the bottom with a
wide ounce deep poiatsd scolops descending TO the
knees Above tine founce is another, half the depth
boullle ne Of muslin with colorsd ribbon through
it, is placed the top Of each oupce and trims the front
edges If the pese the shoulder seams and round the
throat. The sleeves which are rather large and only
reach the elbow trimmed with founees the bot
tom one fsliirg low the hand fastened the
inside OF the with bow Below the bouone. which
encIcles the shoulders 10 deep iounce forming pele
rne and reaching the trimming the sleeves The front
trminng lessons in width the fronts, and Is slightly
gathered We have Others of embroidered batse,
trimmed wit Ia thTse rows OF valoL cienues.
Many o. these pelsses have hoods shich the
neck piece and form pearine, trimmed with very deep
lace, which veil when the hood is raised
the head They lined with pink blue atfetas and
pretty but the height of elegance Is to have
them lined with pink or blue lsss gauze.
ank OF England.
An account pursuant to the act 18th and sth Vic 81
for the week ending Saturday the 26th day OF May
1858.
Notes issued fS1 $40 Covenant debt Eli OLE 100
Other securities. 1884, 800
Gold coin and
bullion ...... II 434. 1856
Siker bulion... 10, 154