New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

We see ourselves In Venetian gown Of such fabric rich
old lace clustering about the pointed throat and sleeve,
and wearing cap of the same Oh head just turning
gray-pcrhaps at sunset walking slow in a garden,
nusins on n youth long past and we honestly say We
like picture Much rest comes with the putting on OF
dowager go wns especially If the silk be from Antwerp
looms
"Oh the Roses. the Roses
Their hearts are ' lot SLED With dew"
Exactly but the needle Of French skill has wrought
them massive design breadhs OF six, too superb to
be lustrous You these robes, I'm blue and sunny
green and bismarck of u royal tint bordcrs ut for an
Empress train. where glow IN high natural nting the
wealth OF field and garden flowers. Frc-es OF blossom
they IN creating which the needle Of The wokwonan
has caught the genius Of the artists pencil and for work
has left a wonder Of beauty. Moss roses blend with
meadow daisies tho lily its tender leaves.
with cunyoyvus twinng blue owcIs about its 'hea'es
golden wheat and purple asters, rare reddcned ana
bronzcd leafigc, and marsh All! how far the
artist must have sought to mud such perfect productions
of Nature and how he must have studied to combine
them 20 that every leaf relieves ard assists the picture
We will speak of the price in connection with these
artistic creations.
There seems something commonplace when. leaving
these gorgeous silks sit down TO inspect counter
heaped with the shades ~ plain cycnln; silks There
Is a golden green like frog, back, named. appropri-
nely "frogcoor" and the paest, most indefinite tint.
like cabbage and delightful pale color like fresh butter
"A yellowish emerald, ana far blue. For walking
dress an olive green, Invisible blue and very deep
purple arc the newest shades. Everybody knows that
Bismarck is the popular and staple color, In various
shades. is universally worn as 10 be common
already. Bne street suits VIII he very Stylish ana COM
bnatlons OF black and Bismarck.
In coaks We are assured that Bismarck black and rur-
PIE tricot beavers the finest Fall materials The gen
er style Is the pactot with gore under tho ar when
lees loosely the shoulders than last year. IN length
about twcny.eght inches in the back wihoh Is cut
straight At the he fronts much longer and sopinS
point where they meet The points before ami be-
hind are odashoned and the Jackets must not be worn
below the hips. The present shape seems 10 emulate the
shell OF friends aud brother the gentlemen. II
SIR Capp Will allow to divert his pun from It's lrgiti-
mate pnrpose said shells look very much better Oh
than they do on men; indeed. the liuc French
garments the neaeat fitting things descrbablc Of the
sncqur shape in other wOrl they the ugicst wraps
fUr lOOso that can be. The new trimming Of satn
folds with ealoom stitched the center so that II ap-
pears to be piped only with the SAITH Beside this, mar
heavy silk brds used for embroidery, IN trim
medieval foations six drop fiuges, aud heavy needle
work on the richest coaks Mr. Stewart La. sent on
some splendid wraps Of coored velvet with gorgeous
embroidcres; Of royal purple velvet with amber
and gold work, was especially rich; but American
duclesses shy OF appearing In such fOnOncs s!Ores
Somo white opera Jackets were clastoly rch enhrod-
cred with sOutache braid and bullion and fringes Moth
ing among the richly worked velvet cOaks struck us
Mcssrs OSuyan & Gregg show novel and
striking imporatons The heather gray pactoisargcly
up here, and contests favor with the quetcr trcOs
With black trimmings IL IS more styiish-looklng gar
ment Elegant embroidered velvet rotondes and sacks
are shown here Of which the reversible cape lined with
Hcs-colorcd plush and edged with chenille fringe, which
contrasts beautifully on the outside with the velvet.
Basquincs whether Of silk. cloth or velvet are distinctly
out of fashion, though few made every for
those who will wear them stylish or not.
The most expensiye wrap u short dress made OF
black velvet with waist plated into belt. and plain
skirt reaching TO ten inches Of the floor. The trimming
the heaviest deadblack SILK cut on the bias four
inches wde laid Ia square abler the front breadth,
the dead hue Of the silk being most effective on the lus
trous velvet belt of the silk bore fanpait behind.
from which fell wide, heavy sash The close sleeves
were trimmed with ei!k and the buttons were heavy
OF silk and jet This IS very popular eN-
pcnsive garment intended to he worn over silk skirt
"A walking costume. The price OF one il about $50
For opera cloaks. mantles with folds answering for
sleeves and wide-seeycd scars the patterns. A
magnificent is OF soft scarlet cashmere embroidered
with gold sOutachc. called the Cardinal
Cloth suits, simple and scryceable as genemcns
business dress coming into favor for ladies' morning
Purple mixed and heather gray skirts. with Trim
short Jacket bound little fancifuy witworstcd gaoon,
are lust the things mp town shopping duli mornings,
take cOnsttutonals in the country, Women will show
undOubtcd common sense by adopting them instead OF
Tue tdlliNg SINS I'HfS NTfSSfs III WHICH,
hearts distste they often nappropnately masquerade
The latest thing for whcb women have 10 be thankful.
later than the suffrage question: Is the invention of the
boulevard skirt substitute for the Bam0Ia pocoat.
IL Is made OF felt like that for hats, without sn,nng
material soft aud pleasant in appearance heather
gray melton far comely than the bamoral in its
best days The fabric Is PLAIN, Light gray OF different
shadngs, and is trimmed with alpaca braid In cOlors Ia
suit the tntngs, put in straight in the incest
style with plated rufc. three inches wide, bound
With braid The belt s ihe that ot hooskirt with large
hook and graduated eyelcts But II yon knew how neat
pretty skirts do look! There Two hanging the
wardrobe yonter, and mean 10 make party aud invite
Our lady friends 10 Inspect them We got up from our
work three times day, and and look at them Their
nice finish their tasteful trimming, their warmth and
lghnesS, render them dear to our soul They twice
thick the heaviest banoral saw, and only
weigh half much. advantage appreciated by deli
cate women who feel the weight OF the wiggan Innings of
their long dresses. There IS the dark purple gray bound
with bright scarlet in five rows that for wet weather
and crossings aud there : the flesh gray, with
jauny rufc bound with blue, neat and fresh hates
" drop the dress over it, THAT'S for Autumn sro altor