The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

heading TO each.
The bodies Of walking dresses are made tSgh and but
toned in front With these basques scarcely seen
rounded bodies with band and buckle q ribbon sash
dresses are made with points before aud behind In full
dress this form Is indispensable.
With oSe"s rs az an sncx g e'ne' trimmed
More antique, in black coors, still retains the favor
has 50 long enjoyed and indeed scarcely any dress
much used for trimmings on burnous. These made
frequently in cachemire in broad Ageriennes stripes,
in light colored cachemire wadded and trimmed with plaid
and also in black silk trimmed with plaid plain velvet
plated ribbon silk, or with handsome passemeuterie
same color
We have very handsome taastas for dresses
moro than half an inch in size, formed by fine coore
threads Round the bottom OF the skirt three pa
stripes, the color Of the checks four inches wide in
We have noticed some dresses made in plain color,
such light brown lilac blue green with breadth
'front.' arranged abler Of plaid silk of many oolors,
which blue and green predomnate the front breadth
crnamen,ed in patterns formed in fancy velvet initiating
color the Dress in Grecque Others have the
breadth of white silk with horizontal wreashs Of
flowers sumountns ringes the same color as the dress
Again. made with breadth Of plain colored
silk and half breadth OF the silk just described placed
alternately
On warm days some muslin burnous lined with colored
silk still They very pretty when trimmed
with bouonnes arranged lengthways over colored rib
hons Dresses are generally very much trimmed, either
With fancy gimp, ribbons on pa'ngs OF the same material
the dress.
houses Among them of light brown gross grains
taetas, with double skirt trimmed with two narrow
aoaaces, edged with plaitings la vele The upper
skirt Open very much rounded, forming rather
ouace than skirt The body high, with four points,
and ornamened by pclerne trimmed with a plating.
the three graduated frll surmounted by
open jockey, trimmed to match the pelerine.
Another was dark green the lower skirt edged with
wide plaid velvet On the upper pl.cd velvet
10 match and at equal distances bands Of the
velvet fringed--paced in twos-abov twothrds of the
depth of the skirts.
very handsome toilette was Of iron gray popn, with
single skirt braided ii handsome pattern up the skirt
With this dress large basqune Of the mate
rial, also braided in pattern up the fronts and sides,
reaching the waist The body fitted the figure and
entirely covered with braidny The sleeves the oda-
ieque form reached the bottom Of the basqunc and
lined with white silk, edged wtha quilting Of white rib
bon The sleeve braided 10 pattern round and up
| the back OF the arm IN a pyramid.
| An elegant dinner dress drab tahetas sprieged
with small blue flowers On the skirt three dounces,
/ trimmed With = frl OF the same headed by ruche Of
biue This new and very elegant style The body OF
this dress cour trimmed round the top by
at the opening Of the body, composed simply Of frill
headed by rache. The sleeves excessively large,
formed OF deep fri with the edge,
surmonnted by blue ruche. ana raised N front Of the
| arm by bow.
stl more elegant one was X bu.,escup colored rich
tahetas with a double skirt. On each skirt was wide
founce in Pompadcur pattern white ground, edged
| with an open velvet resembling lace
Arch mauye more antique, brochee with white,
made With single skirt, trimmed with stones 81 point
dAngeiere fastened to the bottom Of the skirt reaching
about quarter Of yard up, and surrounded by mauye
ribbon bow. The body was trimmed with point d Angle.
terre berthe and ribbons match those on the skirt
The sleeves ornsmcn,ed in the manner.
handsome but dressy toilette myrtle green
,aneas with single skirt, trimmed with two ruches Ia
yieille about six inches wide The body low and
trimmed with narrower ruche, surmounted by black
silk gimp. The sleeves. which we're half long, had
black jockey and deep turned back cua rounded and
| trimmed with narrow black rnches.
FOR evening dress nothing pretter than a white
In dress With these pagode sleeves, sleeves with
irs, are frequently worn without under sleeves, which
| are replaced BY yel,e, bracelets with long ends
We noticed lately with spotted muslin dress wide
sash q the muslin. which had very good effect.
Colored or plaid ribbons much used in trimming
white muslin dresses; nevertheless, toilette entirely
white viii never be out Of favor. For instance, white
iafalan Hih PINK nonnces or NTH doances edged with
narrow lace and low body with tarlasn berthe, IS
always pretty evening dress, especially Tor young
lady.
A pretty dress, which had the double advantage OF
serving either rs walking dress, might BE- worn At
little evening iar'y was OF mauve silk muslin, with
two deep iioances On the lover hounce we're three
&C chcoree ruchcs OF laetas the upper the
IuChes arranged in brandcborrgs tablier aud
surrounded by the long ends OF double bow q ribbon
placed on the sides. The body square, trimmed with
ruches IN brandebourgs With this worn silk tulc
gimpe, gathered in insertion very close round The
throat The sleeves were hall long, formed OF large
pun Of the same material the dress gathered under
ruche and second pun Of u.e fastened into Insertion
Of lace.
Another dress, having the same advantage was Of
green chine English barge. The skirt covered with
i've fouDces, trimmed with black gnipurc A
very narrow plat o. pas,emen,erie formed heading to
the gupure and sustained the bottom Of the iouncc, which,
IN baeee ass has tendency 10 hang too close 10 the
dress TINS dress had two bodies, high and full with
The other body low and plain With icliu pelernc
composed Of rows q gu"re aud green pss and fssten
et iron, oy green bows surrounded by guipure. The
sleeves acre formed Of lao frilis.
There some tax q returning 10 the ggo sleeve this
winter, which would suppress the pretcst part Of
dress. the white sleeve and leave only the cuaf
We have seen Stone dresses Of ih.cS materials made with
plan skirts without Houncss, and without any
men, Rch ,afcas OF plsu dark colcrs very sshons
BILE We have noticed some Of thee simply trimmed with
several rows Of buttons on the skirt the body high sud
Il j. YET too early to speak decidedly with regard 10 any
change in manics. The burnous. have said, i sti
wort. We also see velvet NANTES aud loose jackets both
in velvet and cloth. One noticed Of green velvet
trimmed round the bottom with psssemen,crie aud gu
pure, with similar trimming the top of the sleeves
Which we're very vide, and wh two mcntanls Of srPure
ruched on thu sides.
Another more novel in form Was &C black velvet
trimmed with paid II reached nearly 10 the feet behind
IN rounded point On the shoulders were two fris, ar
The sleeves also trimmed With frill
a. With dresses and NANTES, 40 With bonncts AZ the
rsseui tine the nnc weather proonss the adoption Of
country hats almost universally worn especially IN
morning dress. These are Of varied shapes-thc LOUIS
XIII, The irindss and the Marie anoin"ite are mol
ncray adopted. They Frequently edged with lace
and pre made u chip, Gu and brown black The
Irlaadais i generally 81 brown straw and forms real
shade from the sun II 4 trimmed with large flat bow
front which fasens iong feather. The I1us NIL on
the contrary very graceful, and sed Al the sides
by feathers umcnes ~ bowers. bui feathers pre-.
fersbe The Marie Anioctie i almost always composed
Of chip. II has knd q curD aud ia ircut The form
only bat round Z generally ornamented WITH bowers
outside ami inside the 'front.'.
straw hoHucts are still much worn CHIP bonuet Is
very pretty with black velvet curtain edged With pink,
and 4 mmsd with Bengal ruses mixed with black velvet,
arranged wreath across the front black strings edged
with pms, and small bouquet "a inside the front
THIS ~ ~ trimming very pretty With green tsc.
tas bonnet the ross should b. whe, slightly tinted
with PINK, and the strings green and white
A. elegant bonnet We noticed the other DAY was q
white crai- aud white tsrcias, wiih gold colcrcl ana
white COZ feathers spotted With black. and gold ccorcd
strings.
Another rice straw, With bows aud bouillyns of
pale green crsre. Tho strings Crarc Tho curtain
rf4n Al and
the front vere Grape Rows. mixed With fowcre
While royal velvet iavoric material for bonncis.
One much admired Was trimmed Nth hand ~ dahla
cuiprcd vriyc, Tie curtain white trimmed
with velvet and two o. lace, inside small lilac
flower. and ribbons W match. Several of these white
bcnneis trimmed with colored velvet feathers and
blonde. Among them rather fasrd IA front,