New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

4 .~on,sry OF LADIES If thought
,soolo no, be o-tfae,e I'd for NV tsm.ri,' you'll
-brsce this opportunity 70 present sugga ehon or
IN rel.ioo to The siJle e full dress, - called
4 Itted rec. nby by veiy May Of oar ltd-- ~ !nP
rlIses,iors a, ire risb If msng fro ~o-, cot from
-, .hcb should ucb roget Ia ace toa' d-'ort-
kgIuu.t be permitted 10 suggest IN 4 iaslI'n 10
Z. ps,iculsr never -it,io ny ,ecollecti"l, ~is 80
,~rcless e good tate not 20 say OF mo'es'!, as
1 Lsdi.. evening sppa'el j. anytime hut 'uu
,, IN ;he literal seDse-at lest ia macy lost 'oc'-
=. ms hiecpuable % Of the thro1, sn1 hecA'
.,ioh 70 placed the stfl stArched saadiog Guar
-pss OF oiden times has been ca-ic iturca OF "a
4 ri. DOW our fashion, bly srayed isoy c.D
4 - 70 wear any waist whatever 70 her dress, save
s,sd belt next the s.iTt sod narrow strap rom
| ~sur the upLfr put of the arm AIM, 'us. "ts
.,sure IL very eighty overdrs~n oc' ! h NJ
Es better TO intimate the minute OIL" "uIu ,o
~. me-, exoyess wh.p speaking OF toe p'evsl'nS
80 Iknov full well that macy excelieot anna
~ md veil bred ladies indulge In this style Ia ought
- The msntusnsker oftsDtimes il le0 to suit
4 =, own ioes Of tate end fashion; and the gentle
,srer when che dobs cr'hs tfst tine the sraoge un-
uya spparel sites her setter Judgment by the care
L-r.1ection "Itis the fashion" Let @e assure you,
-, ,,acers that the true gentleman cannot sod does
- sd slavery 20 fashion al The ex oeose OF heslh,
~ssod ,.,te. ano-mu.t say itl-modesty. design
"a reflection; but spbLit II 10 the better jdf guenf
q The fair sex, in their moments OF cool rohecooc'
,bssber such exposure Of their persons a. Of wit
,,xed 10 fashionable society nowadays, can be long
-iuked in by the gentles. and purest without loss
that exquisite sense Of refinement add delicscy,
,scb 10 tbs female character s like the moss to the
sx-,be Growing grace Of loveliness.
fWsshipst on Correspondent OF the Daily Times
NopY CoUTTERrEITIRs Two more Of the gang
4 count rfeters by the names Of Wool ey and Scott
,re brought in this orniDg, for trial before the
Commissioners. The prisoners we're engaged IN keep
"a tavern at Fitchville, Horon COuoty. about
,,slye miles from Norwelk About fse hundred
lsus in ten dollar bilIs on the Farmers Bank OF
orwell Vermont, together with considerable quan-
IN Of bogus quarter dollars were found 10 their pos
,,,jop Tie uiM Of the other prisoners charged
IN the like ofese il still in progress and the ex
-ii atom OF every winss brings to light the most
ounor facts In relation 10 the frauds prsctised by
use men. The combustion seems to have been
nee, embracing Baoy men of apparent good char.
ger and Of fair standing ioeociety. Nns'e.n In oil
i've been errested, to wit: Five in Knox County,
,veD il Summit and Medina, three in Rchl4nd, two
sBuion and two in Hardin County. Warrants are
q, for others. The business of buying. selling and
tsipg in coUn'erf-it money, appears to have been
,riy ext1 svely carried en- Of late in Knox County,
ION the testimony taken yesterday afternoon b7fore
Commissioner Smith One Of the persons arrested
la the Deputy Sheriff at his first interview With him.
biz own accord, and with perfect indifference, that
/. bed taken and paid out counterfeit money at bis
tore a. though IL were fair business Transaction, and
IA, be knew there was great deal Of II passing in
be ptisbborbood Another one Of the psely had
fought lot Of counterfeit coin at thirty cents on the
collar ana SOLO lo' Oh IL 10 hieod ior ior'y cents
90 the dollar but sorely disappointed TO ad out
.thcvard that the purchaser had paid him for his
sgu monty in counterfeit bauk bills. Verly, we
sss fallen upon evil tires. when there is no longer
ssor smoDg thieves. Ohio State Jourosl 18th.
! GREAT FEATs IN Cold WEATBER.-On the cold
!xsday, Feb. Edward Ryan, Of Woonsock.t, r.. l.,
sbtd in cotton sbrt thin pants, cut, split and
uked over four cords Of four feet chestnut wood,
aseen sunrise and sunset and won his wager Of eco
ereby. And on the some day party Of young Ia
lha aud gentlemen took sleighrde for pleasure
rom Keesevil'e to Plat @burgh and back returning
40 miles ride At midnight ia open sleghs with the
esmometer at 32o below zero.
| THE EXAMINATIONS FOR CoUSTERFETTIEG The
live defendants first examined before Mr.. Comuis-
ssnsr Smith were held to bail Saturday morning upon
be charge Of u,tering and dealing in counterfeit coin.
william Beech Frank lin Beech, and Edward Beech
900, Patterson in ~ 500, and Timothy Collappy
q $500. columbus 10 Statesman, Feb IL.