New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


Gre CT these on Dress Fine Art" thus .as-y philo
sorlisss on the Blcomer Costume.
We venture 10 devote few words 20 the Bloomer
costume, although that this IL readina
tender ercurd especially the costume involvess sudden
sii plete change ia the dFss. Independently OF its
merits 6eHers, there several shy IL did
To, succeed in ibis country In tia rst p.ca have
b scis Observed i originates il Aner,I and was attempt
&c lee introduced through the middle r.nk. la the
sfcor6 place ha charge which ends-vored t. ..ct
too sudden Had the sltsrston cNrmenc-d wifh the
ksher classes and the charge been sfscted gradually is
srccts sht possibly have heen different roirdly the
fse bal; wel, sdsptsd 20 the burnnx of Am.rcS
rurtcesssry remarkable when forming part ofths
costume # adult ladies In this country although have
hat hats saie large during the time OF
G~rsh ruRh. An thsr reason for the success Of the
DoC Costume 10 he found in ,hegsrng ssd frequent,
y isss. rtec coors Of The prints II Il shca every
ws'rs opposed in the shop windows. nv MANY sober.
mrG,c pesons the large ha' and glazing coo-s vere look
ID upon as integral pats al The costume. The puusrou'
also. ard the ucciOrs attempts ~ mate IL
popular by getting up Bcog balls contributed TO rem.
c,r the costume ridiculous sDi unpopular
Setting siCs IN. hst The dsiir gushing character tics OF
the the shor, dr,s snd polka iscset fitting
y body at the throat sna shoulders and confined a. the
v&is, bv sssn sash and The trousers fastened Nv band
rcurc he sGoe and finish, OIL with m GA the
no6esy there he objection 70 the drass since
tie whole tie body covered Ca ths ground. ~
i.rce Il umeros itself - those Who having the
p'inieuctnce of family Obliged frequently 20
ich occasions it is always Necessary
t" Is ite DRESS before behind according 20 eircun
sarc The objection 10 he IS 20 this article
81 ORE, b.ng since ih general prs ce, bu, TO
heir terg Yet We suspect few ladies' would object
This cCourt 10 sPpssr ~ fancy ball 10 the TURKISH
cC';uns.
The dsdvsnsges Of tho d'ess are lis rovel,y-for We
s.lcom he fs.hon 10 which sntiray un sccus.
'cr &C. ard TIE which involves Of thu foot the
sp- of hich. ~ his country frequently a tor,ed
~ vsrs ,gt; shoes Of d'hsrent shape from the foot
TIE shor, dress is ~ sctnrsble 10 another point OF
Wv. bfcSrss short ue;rOais diminish tina apparent
~ "a Il the person but those who tall aud
ant 6gur,s will look well in the costume and scpssr
ave il era re Oy-r M
NereIce II 10 TIE Bloomer costume had been aided the
ous un6srdes o the Greek women or had ihs tou.ers
b, en- as full rs those by thu Turkish aud 1 Indian
men the general fleet Of the dress would have besn
much more ees although perhap, less useful Setting
aside al considerations of fashion va always do Ia look
ng the flshiors which by was impossible Or
sny person 10 deny thst hs Boomer costume By far
The most elegant the most modes and the most
lent.
IN, Qpartely R,ricr for July is chiefly occupied with
aborte papers subjects not of very gene al interest
- Annsls Of ireland Notes Russia Ecclesiastical
Forgeries lite Psmerson Policy" The Oxford Con.
nssior are smorg the titles. valuable article on the
Writings of Professor Oxen" gives sccount Of the
lAtors that eminent svsnt in the department of Com
srst,ye Anatomy brief abstract of the "Auobicg'
rspby Of Sgnor Euini contsins some interesting details
in regard to his connection with the Italian Revelation
The number closes with second article the Memoirs
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