The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

altered by the law to i6s "a for vessels OF sbovc
one hundred tons burden vessels OF less burden payog
have pay g. a. towards the maintenance of the tee-
grspb. The Health offcer's fee remains unal'ered.l
Watering formerly charged ut the rate I'd Der cask
has been raised to as. Cd. per cask
All vessels OF less than 20 tons burden coming from
a6roa are subject only to the tonnage duty wharfage
by the tariff he ad caiorem duties payable
tices having fixed value, have been raised the
The export duties, although nominslly the same as
previously to the PRONUNCIATION OF the present tariff have
virtually been raised l2 cent in consequence Of the
deterio alton Of the Dominican paper currency which IL
now reckoped at 62 to the Spanish dollar In lieu
Of the former rate Of SO pesos its value being thus dmin
that suh duties desired to be paid paper must
be settled at the market value Of this currency
Fashions for November.
Winter fashions invariably assume decided character
In November, and although the been
lhis year unusualiy prolonged our manufacturers and
artists have not been unmndu of the approaching win
ter as the variety Of elegant novelties both style and
Plain oachemi,e paia and terry velvet moire antique,
irart and damak hold the highest place in toiletes
rich material hall velvet half broca Ia very elegant,
and 10 worn without trimming. Tae,as will be much in
favor black especially, dresses Of which win be woro With
oupces entirely covered with ribbons or bands
Of velvet Motre antique dresses much In repute
in all c,ors either with ounces, double skirts plain;
up, the former, beautiful trimming II 10 wers
If velvet and leaves Of plush is often ed Velvet will
be very much used thinning this winter woven la
he dress applique As in iication Of the materials
bkey to be worn this winter, We kAve remarked several
light cloths with double face resembng those sd last
year. The upper side l. Of dark shade the lining blue
scarlet, orange &c. sometimes spotted with black. A
kind flannel in imitation of this co.h has been made,
which may be called fannee An0a; 1t Is also drab
or gray, snd well suited Tor neges nds and mornng
dresses Wedges m0ntedur also made of black cloth,
edged with broad bands Of dark blue violet plush
che ked with black The manedur lined with tho
color the plush.
Bonnsts influenced by the change of seasons for
example, velvet is taking the place Of ribbon trim
niDgs and when mixed with beautiful fancy flowers,
forms most elegant gatiture We must also mention
that the lie of bonpes Is rather increased The
continue small round, and fat the curtains brought
up ligh each Tide aud form a rounded queue behind.
The Fl ont edge Of the bonnet both inside and out Ia
trimmed with prcfusi0n OF ornaments. The materaI
mostly adopted terry velvet spotted satin
datiop, ana havmonises well with light and magnificent
white or black lace, with which of the most ee-
CANT bonnets mem ed, mixed with autumn
fowers made OF shaded The line passed when
each season has is distinct materials, and it Is
quite ALLOWABLE Cor as to be used In winter vel
vet 10 be employed in sul mer toiietes.
The style srd ma ,eiial for nGntedu1 become matters
for serious consideration Nothing but vel get and
b0idered coche,re admitted for fun Dress and cloth
and fla, mel for ne9lge 1t Is particularly
In the style ard ornaments that the greatest novelties
10 be observed. Tie lama win decidedly favore
this winter If the should be altered, the
form eighty mo6ified.