New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
any noticeable pIofusion upon The plaza though tOe

spee,ion in the depots OF ,his branch OF trade.
The abort monkey tickets Of lat Spring, as well
% those of trailing extravagant length, have disl-
peared They are al at present OF medium length,
long enough to be graceful, and yet sufficiently cur
tai ed to permit the skirt trimmings to be displayed
The favorite styles are Of the always popular cir
cnlar shape, modified to be taken me IL, and
descending in front with square ends; Others are
made with deep box plas behind, joined to equsre
Raphael shaped yoke TIE Ta'ma also will be favored
with revival each and all 70 be timmed with
some one of the countless varieties of braiGug, vel
vets, galloons pgSsemeRfsrse Rich garments
fashioned in velvet or the finest cloths are adorned
with heavy gRpare dc Venise and jet pcssemeRter'e.
Saawls OF Persian stripes, as well rs the India
cachemres s,ll maintain their hold upon those tastes
which incline 10 the iIlrnscaliy beautiful, and are
constan, in shawl devotion AMID tho distractions
OF myriad OF u;lt CO and nluiiudes Vi eveIshiiting
cloak fashions
Laccs audndeed hrga,ieof every description were
never TO be met with IN more de!icacy O design OF
elaborateness of finish. Collars are worn very small,
and Of Titania.like frsg!i;y ard loaniy. Under.
sleeves aye almost without exception closed at the
wrist, and finished by cuffs alike diminulive aod
OF bandicraft. one mGFvels TT the fashion OF few
years since when lace obtruded itself upon notre II
coldrs Of yandyke points aud preientons ouiepread
scoops. that loudly Wanted their respective value
If within any range OF sight. Emoroidenes wien
usod are Of peculiar iueness; novelty IN tniS re-
spect consists of collars OF which every dover, leai,
or tendril is wrougA, separately, and applied uron
linen cambrc iouudaton; the lowers, being r'i'cd
arpear ike tiny white copies Of tbe originals, their
depths and petals being perfectly reproduced IN min
, ia.ure. Under linen is not 50 eXtrayaganlly H.
wrough. as formerly, the beauty OF too unseen aud
mysterious garments depending silly upon the ex.
quise needIecraft, rows Of fairy LIKE stitching aud
delicate ruGiugs-ths latter being employed instead
Of needlowork bands. Preuly iuicd, thoy form u
= chas,e aud mos, suitable decoration.
1t is sup, osed that there viii be an effort made
, toward the introduction of colored hose, which have
Ieon adopted ia Paris by certain danes ambitious Of
being leaders in Ia mode. The int tbat appeared
were Of brilliant red, aud were peassutke III their
associatons these were followed by oilers spotted
with blue pink, and white Ieas, tiny roaebuis, yo-
let's, aud other small blossoms. Partisan fancy has
finally settled upon those marked with Harrow hofi-
zouai stripes black and white, gray and green, OF
skirt, which they accompany. Some are seen also
in small plaided patterns.
The only purpose they served was that of prevent
70 ing he sight of dusty tainted white stocking
ana Cor this end far precr aud more LAD! like con-
y triyance is offered III the aukle, which can
mol fail Of universal adoption. Worn III conjunction
' with neatly -laccd BalGor,l boot, and trinity
E., bucked about a slender ankle, for effect they leave
nothing TO be desired, and the gains neaness
in aspect and increased warmth TO portion OF tie
:, human frame which, though delicate and sensitive
TO cold, il TOO often eit unprotected.
The silly era OF paper-sOled denominations has long
since psfs ID away, and the heavy Congress CATER,
e beaver cloth, with wsdded AID quilted lianes, or
stout vet well-snaped Balmoyals have taken their
place, and no lady would risk her claims to good
sense By sacrificing absolute comfort TO the dictates
OF abeurd vanity An extremely pretty eyic Of
Autumn boot is furnished with to- -point aud ioxngs
: of very fine bronze patent Leather, the burpthed
brown Of which would accord well with that fasor
, tie tint as found in dress goods These last are
found only at Jeilers's, and can be procured for
ladies' OF in smaller szes for children. Sippeys Of
elk Or k.d, gl.tteiiug with ttec embroderies and
onamentod with steel tags, among foreign
novelties.
This article indeed would seem to form a favori,e
decoration for roth feet and head, since combs are
imported brilliant with marquette headings.
These combs come in sets, though why one j. az
!oss to conjecture since nothing can be sitter o.
more opposed to the demands Of the preleui styles
than the loug-ago discarded sde-comb. Jowolcd
combs are sill used by many, though delicate SHE'LL
Transparent as amber, seems 10 every require
=. If .b.r r.tsifi
These last are often inlaid with gold, aud in many
instances pendant ernailents in the style Of he
cacle geiene are added. 4 comb, however, If any
sort 10 pre-suppose careluy-smooihed iiesses
or elaborate brads The latter are, 10 some cae.,
to be discovered, but foreign fancy ,xpents itself in
turbulent waves and IuiiDgs tie hair thrown care
lessy back from tie iaec and arranged in Irregular
loose rolls. HeEd-dTesses composed Of feathers
fruit or fowers some whs, in The last seasons style
except that the iul of eahers bouquet, is placed
on one side instead Of directly upon the top OF the
forehead. Gaps are no longer restricted to uiarony
wear, but the round.crowned German cap with
lace frin and bows Of gay ribbon, is sported jn
morning toilette even by demoseles.
Feathers form popular garniure, boil as 6oi'-
qaets dc corS0ge, to coniine estOonS OF lace,
well as being used in the coigure. For youthful
beauty, however, simplicity is the beet rue youth
and feathers or diamonds, must ever appear incon-
gruous.
Matrons may with iupunity indulge in both, and
+ never jewels Of every variety more generally
purchased or more lavishly displayed.
To lnger beside the dazzling plate-glass show
c'.ses Of Ball q, Black or Tiffany it would rs
if the girl in the iairy-tale from whose enchanted
lps fell tie choicest gems, had Chartered her lie