The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

ducng districts The breeders Of silk worms anticipate
an abundant produce from the coooons Business never
theiees, 9 dull
LOSSES OF THE FAENCH RIBBON hASuFAc eURERs.
Paris (June ~ correspondence of the London ftmes
between Frsnce and Switzerland has cased species OF
gaoc among tae ribbon manufacturers * 81 Esenne.
fss snS hsy III II ss
al zurch by which the ribbon manufacturers in that
iowa arc favored viii enable them 70 oppose 70 the
French weayefs dangerous competition.
TIKI SILK TRADE ANp SILK CROP OF FRANCE.
[trom Tire London Tines Getty artole), June
According TO circular OF Heesrs. Aries Ddfour 4 Co
Of Lyons with regard the progress Of the silk cop IT
IL hoped that, Notwithstanding complaints taat have
been received from the n ut adynnced sr,cts tho or
raordnary abundance Of seed and the Gaeness Of the
weather will lead 10 result mucn saperioc n ttAt Of
last year In consequence OF he ce,e to costnspon IN
the United atsS rae French s manufacturers TIVE
greatest ca.tion, and rrces have cownwsrd tendeocv
which may become mere serious the h,pos Of satw
factory crop sre rot entirely disappointed.
FINANCIAL AND TRADING xNrEkEsTs or CANADA IN
THE WAX,
itf0n the ioodon Zines Juae 81
The aornni meeting Of tue Banx o British North Ame
RIGA was held yesterday, Mr. A Gillespie ia sas c1str
when the ADOPTED aud dviasld DECLARED At
the rate Of six psr cent per aanam lives staten that
from causes beyond the orectors control !. H. haw
ever thai IN the hsss few raonshs OF the
proved, and no bad debts have been incurred
The ceporsbie CRISIS ia America has not hitherto sF
feeed the business OF the bank, any injury sotc
pated Notwithstanding the extensive commerce between
Canada and thu Unita States The exports from sae for
SIS 0tOItO Of which about 81 OGO Geo pro-
duce Inc latter trade may porsply suer to some
rsed to be 'o~e balonced by The iaosedsed transit Of
Western produce thyongh CnAudL the BANK Las been
able to realize considerable profit by exchange opera
tiocs. provision THAI usual Oeeu Tor
all contingencies. including SUIT nO~ oefore Che Sill
COURT OF the Caitea sts,es, iavolv.cg Of
Is COO although foere is no reason 10 anticipate
favorable Cecs,oo Another lawsuit osci6ei las
year in favor OF the bank la the Il snort os
cussion il that prospects OF C.nsoa
thought
Will probably 1T eu.ier in any material degrees iron, the
war III the States,
COLONIAL COTTON SURELY or ENGLAND.
From tae toDd Al II ns5, June
The Amerc,n war. aod bocksds, and bankruptcy,
wool much IS feared and .ds stapis mido to
pay the sost Of the both sides by imnease
make India do it's part in the family Of nations Death
the great stimulus OF industry, whether in com viue
or cotton DeaIth wilt coon test the vaiaeo any cacus
sos Lord 3rorgtam tells tdes tho British West H.
dies viii grow aas QUANTITY OF cotton. We shall! See
whether DC SO when ths American blockade has doubted
the price, sEd le, 1ghehf 70 aeep the s
m Unless the Untec States" settle .heir differences,
or agree to disagree, aud cyide the land oetweeu
them, they wi, SEQ the great Iad.an Peainsaa
fretted with raiwsys ard canals. and discnarging
at every outlet ples Of cotton worthy cc Charleston
New Orleans. Az to the Yves. lnaes, the producing
power Of Jaiaca must depend the population,
the irducomept may havs 20 Go regular work. 1t IS
not generally believed to be Formidable rival to the
Southern states But who shall gay what changes Will
not take place ia the OF The next few years. aee
process Of dissolution the Old World sick hosr lad
no,y the United Sctes at the end Of thew BRIT history ALL
the countries Of the world nawy opened, MI the
currents Of population set flowing here ana thece, where
q vacuum is 10 be flied, M accamultan discharged OF
ther cotton any other cultivation will be tei to
spot It will follow ahor, capita! aad enterprise After
what we have OF ,s growth she States, Ryot,
and even ia India w not venture 70 say where next
II viii establish nself.
A BRITISH REGIMENT FOR CANADA.
From the London Times, hay 60
Lar TRY
numbering 500 non commissioned officers snd men,
elusive of officers, to be desostchsd from IreIani to
Canada, and Will embark at Dublin Quebec in t1e
OF the ensuing month. We learn tha the Forty
seventh are to be stationed in Montreal and thst the
Rifles 90 10 Toronto
ALLEGED EXODUS ov GERMANS FROM AMERICA.
from the london sun, June 4
The Hamburg iedrnss OK tae 26tb say state thai in
the last steamer which arrived IN that port from New
York were 364 Germans, who have returned home from
America, ana they announcei that they would shory be
1oowet by Considerable nuraber OF their counry
Tho reason Why these pecpe retsd TO avoid being
Obliged TO take military service They add business
is dull il the United States and taat the
are doing nothing.
Fashions for Jane.
From 10 FO)iet
Tho light and gauzciike materials which have been
prepared for SUMMER weather all In great de
mani Grenadines, Chambesy gauGes Organdies and
painted musiins form Charming oilettes Cor hot days.
However, the material most aap naegee dresses
decidedly apsca with pattern of small Gawers ovor
It, For THIS kind OF dress thccs also oto materials.
such es polls DO chevte or tina .s.e.ag kris tiles and
checked or brocaded qhe make often used fsr this is
the high body, called Enpresstae body aod skirt being
without seam in 'front.' and sleeves with mosque
taiIes. They sometimes trimmed IN the front
breadth the seams OF the body with ruches Of silly.
or, better sl with rcsettes or bows, passaentsre,
CT which there 10 always great variety. When these
| tohet,es o, ~hico we are speaking are exclusively
| meant for incoor drese, some ladies' complete it
VITA Xodaye vest Of the material The dress. aud
trimmed ro;d With baud Of oolored ;adetas ponns.
10 this case Of coufse, ic siit mist DO trimmed in
mspnar suitable 70 i9e veat; 5,ne':e: bya eaai Of
sGetas, rom nine to !rsen ACHES N wdt plaosd rodad
the top OF The BEN sometimes hlca The front Of the
skirt or three haaca middle coe IRON the waist 50
The bottom of the Ekirtthe Others Carr.9d round in
unique tarm;
simple walking dresses frequently inside redin-
cote fashion, particularly cnmp0ses. fouard
The ,r triinuing consists of tabs odget with nsrrw
ribbon of aCaoie color, With butt,rs to match. or
stDl more ireqeently, ,wita row OF 'ouiard bows,
| Of trimming baregee in vogue. A hand Of barge,
aboat halt ysro wide, an'ed, ano plscsd round
OF tbe hrst and, ~ wiahed,s thrd. quite 50
wide as the last They may be trimmed with taAstas,
OF The sans ctlnr as the barege Upon tatetas
dresscs wide ribbon, covered vita bl,ck gupuvo is
sometimes worn tao ritocn is white gray nauve,
or green dresses 1lg sasses aot asened
mind, but without bows Very cboics ssaes made Of
hlsch rbbrn. the ends worked wisa bouquets o. fetd
lowers, reyes, aca &c The ribbon is yery vide and
itirged al toe epas.
AS pomensoe dress, tue 9eat-ix h: great IA.
vo'te it 10 very elegant, made Of pga silk, trimmed
| The bottom with wide plated oance, coming up at
each side like Roman .unc whilst it IL ,auch narrower
at the back aud in 'front.' this arrangement of She
gives height to the figure aad very becoming bsn1
Of brown SIX trimmed with black braid is placed ABOVE
the bonnce crossing az each side osette of pink
ed sps The body is open, with baod to n4cL that
the skirt crossing behind ani the shoulders. An
Italian band found the waist, ciose1 with long agrare
resembling stileto. The s!oeyosRe l. and gathered
| into wrIstband crossing with ends
summer msnes are divided into two cassas---those
FOR visiting or town wear ard these for the evening for
tide country, for trav cling they various
styles Taesc IL the large case of tadetas called the
fe5ns0ts tbs silk paietoi, te pe.sse tbs mquteet
the shawl ne large casaqas ea tstne 10 the figure,
and the anteet are suitable lot young grs the
silk pae.ot for older peroRs; the manelet trimmed
with guipnie Chan,iy, and The cacheIuire shawl,
black Or coiored, with very wiIe black white Lace
suit all ages. The cloth paetot the bifnous and tbs
large cape, spec's favoriies Foe evening wear
any time when thinner material ia not sufficiently
warm. The large cape, coilet liz even still! In
vogue than the palcto,. It is made o. various mate
| rias-scmetimes o. a trab cachenUe, lined with
silk piush ana edged with hiais or the same
color. frequently is msdo Of TIE material the
dress when that is silk White erenadios shlws are
particularly elegsot, when trimmed with iace