New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05

PAPER DRAPERY.-Ihe Japanese paper han1ker-
chiefs Says The LoRdon JourHa') must be coming at
last. At least paper neckeIclics scaris or necbiies
in every color and pattern, among the latest OF
those intentions, TO- which, we suplose, Mr.. Glad
ptone I'D biz tWCeprOm .cd removal Of the tax IN pa
per must be held sonsiDle. IL isno paper necktics
alone however thai are now advertised as The latest
novelty IN the pape dmpory line, but paper bands
for cefgyInen and members of the lar Especially
those members OF the bar" we dare s3y, who have
plenty Of room in their empty brefbags for stock oil
paper dfapery. There are also paper 'hiri fronts,
hpapor waistcoats," "paper hats, waterproof aud
"paper bonnets of tho lalest fashion, trimmed VITA
paper laos aud paper iowersip beside paper lace,
and "papcr lace collars, cuffs, and tlomacbcn for
ladies' az previously advertised, and various other
forms Of paper drapery, millinery agd man'ut-l9h.ng
Paper ucchtes are printed in imitation OF silk hni
pinglam, with such exactIcss rs 10 defy detection
save close inspection Al recent meeting OF the
paper manufacturers, who have again been stimulated
by tie prospect IF the extinction OF the paper duly
sumo extraordinary samples of newly.inported J0pa
nese paper were exhibited, one OF which was Of such
predictions strength that the material Of which II Ia
composed might be manufactured into ropes AND an
other, which ia iii for bed-hangings and wearing up
pare 30 much resembles stuls Of wool aud blk that II
Is often taken for them. 1hus, like 80 many others OF
our wes novelties, we sec that paper draPery, or
linen shOddy as lately called II, 10 an eastern in
venlion and probably not new ono at all There seems
TO DO prospect too of return TO the papyrus Of en-
Gent Egypt of tho very best materials fer the
anticipated great extension OF the paper manufacture
FATALITUs.-Mrs. Frances Seymour committed
suicide near Georgetown, Ind, the 26th ult., by
shooting herself with rife loaded with shot. She
took the gun down from the rack cooked it, and placed
the mulzle against her abdomen, and pushed the ting
ger with the ramrod A cad shooting affair occurred
ia souihbndge, tuesday morning. A son OF Joseph
Burnett without his fathers knowledge, loaded and
capped gun and returned it TO the case. younger
brother aged eight years. took down the weapon and
IN playful manner pointed il vt one Of tho domestics
in Mr.. Bunetts family, intending to Tighten her by
Swapping cap at her, not knowing that the gun was
loaded lie pulled the trigger aud the whole charge
was lodged in the body Of the gill, killing her almost
instantly. The girl wss favorite in Mr. Burnett
family and with tho child who unfortunately caused
her death horrible domestic tragedy, the result Of
My clandcstine marriage, occurred Ia the small
town of New Ashford Mass, about twelve miles from
:sfeld, on Monday. A young man named Pratt,
about Is years Of age and Mirs Vanderwerker, only
I6 years old, who uncle and neice, eoped from
Rome, New-York TO Now-Aslford in June last, aud
were married The father Of tho girl who had learned
their whereabouts, started in pursuit and arrived in
New.Ashford on tho fatal day, declaring he would
have HE daughter. Sho went up Stair, aud five
minutes ate ward the youthful and misguided couple
were found with their throas cut and closely clasp
ed in each hers arms that three men could hardly
separate them. The gih died Immediately, and the
basbapd fingers With littlo prospect Of recoyerY,