The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-23

scripts, which, being s, aecris be classified
Among the p0ps there IL especially worthy OF notice.
is a kind OF watered popin, which Is no con;
tempble imitation Of MORE antique The bayaere stripes
though long time before the public, give no signs OF
withdrawing in favor OF newer competitors, and
We think they will be likely 10 hold their some time
longer The double Jupe, we see viii be worn this winter
but not exclusively for aounced robes yet beatn
out Of the eld and don't think the double upe the
style to do IT, In fact rather think will be he other
wayn However, no lady need shrink from being
in plain SKIRT for il is universally conceded 10 be the
most lady like style OF any, and Dogbcrry says, II
time there s reform in the length Of the dress and the
highest authorities on this subject maintain that there
will be no change; and listened visions OF ruined
an inward groan and outward smile, gave In my ad
heson To the dogma that long dresses indispensable
will be introduced into every portion Of the dress skirt
sleeves and corsage
THE coRsAaE.
The corsage will be high to the throat closed In front
and trimmed with brandebourg trimmings which, for the
benefit of the uninated may describe resembling
the brading the front Of hussars Jacket The bre-
tccs and berthas have entirely disappeared except
little girls chdrens dresses indeed the plain waist
appears to be the most fashionable We have seen some
silk dresses made with pointed waists but they were not
the round waists. We should state that
Of these dresses made with two points in trout
THE SLEEVE.
The sleeves handsome and varied The Sulana" isa
beautiful loose open sleeve aud the "Pagoda trimmed on
top with three pungs, has the advantage the "Su
tana Of being suitable for the coming season. being
closed in front. A very handsome sleeve, which was
universally admired consisted Of three pulngs divided
by rich and peculiar trimmings Of cord and finished by
deep volante There also innovation in the shape
Of tight sleeve, which very unobtrusve, and mo
desy remained in the back ground, but il rumored
that before long there will be grand coup in its favor.
Gauntlet sleeves are also represented Turkish sleeves
which at FIRST view might only Git for summer
just the thing for showing OFT rich underseeve and
consequently they adapted to a and their
changes"
The skirt, have before stated, will be plain,
founced and with double skirt But there is pecu
liar style OF double skirt which omitted, and that IS
that the anderskirt has deep nounce with head trim
ming, and the upper skirt s ornamented with montans
or side trimmings.
MORNINGS.
Every mourning goods become more elegant
and varied and approach in style and form to
the rainbow coorcd goods Of other establishments. No
combination Of grave colors harmonizes together more
peasngy than those sanctioned by custom and fashion
in mourning goods and do not doubt that if the
idea of gloom attached mixtures
Of black and purple and black and blue they would bc
worn by many preference to gaycr and brighter
ors This season these coors have disposed such
a manner, shaded and blended, and intermxed that
the idea Of wonderful variety attained and the want Of
other coors is only observed when begin to wonder
the results compared with the means. We have
in the mourning establishment mentioned in our
beauty: Armure silk, yard and half
wide; Bayadere black silks that almost equaed
MORE antique in substance; gros d'Epsom, Otto
man elk, beautiful fabric, and arnlure de Paris,
mixture Of silk and wool Among wooen goods Norwich
popn and Texanna Cloth remarkable for their fine us
Vaencias for their variety and Ottoman and Barathea
cloth softness and coseness Of their In
the establishment profuse display OF beauti
ul hats, suitable for deep mourning, others for
slight sorrow but all made in the newest shape and TRIM
med in the most fashionable style. We shall endeavor TO
describe few, in order that our readers may have
accurate idea than they could gather from genera
ties or wholesale descrptions-Frst the s'primn Donn
exquisite hat OF black velvet trimmed with purple the
ribbon on one side dropping marabout feather of the
rich hue the brm bunch Of velvet leaves, and
across the front bandean Of stellar flowers made Of
| its peculiar and original trimming, and is very
striking and elegant looking hat Its very name calls
| To mind Coleridge's Ancient Mariner and his
fearful voyage through tropc in punishment for
urng OF these aquatic birds The material Of which
tscomposed white uncut velvet corded with Margue
rite plush; side is indescrfbabe bow, edged
with lace, on the other trimming Of albatross feathers,
of silky softness and white the driven snow. The
front trimming was bandeau Of velvet leaves large, like
tropical exotics The "yol vent Is very stylish
looking hat with very appropriate name, for IT'S outside
wreaths Of nowers edged with marsbOuts, that quiver
with the slightest motion, give uttering appearance
quite in keeping with its name Where all are excellent
It is hard to make scecton but we would mention ola
Refine Horense,n y regal looking hat made Of the true
imperial shade Of purple velvet and trimmed with lace
and exquisite aquatic flowers the ''Seogne'' Of purple
velvet, corded with black and trimmed with passion
flowers and ia petite Jeanette, with which
we have only confused recollection Of velvet folds,
falls Of lace water lilies and marabout feathers forming
altogether very charming combination.
In mourning cloaks We have seen great
riety Of styles. One formed Of Ottoman cloth, trim
med with popln, and called we believe, ''l'Etoile de
Nord was particularly elegant and ladyhke. The cape
was slightly pointed front and back and terminated
sels "I Suede was hooded cloak, trimmed profusely
with Grape the hood caught up with Grape roses, from
which fell dangling pendants Of the same material The
Zouave' will not undertake to describe but content
ourselves with saying that it is unlike any other-as differ
rent from the common place cloak as the Zouave is from
the regular soldier.