The New York herald., 1872-10-14

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The millinery department represents all ths
newest shapes In felt. straw and velvet for adiea
and children Some Of the prettiest we have seen
this season were exhibited there, among which,
wefe sfe nnsca y, al IL sare green black
brown, green, London smoke and all the peculiar
shades For boys we saw what Is styled the Luus
The Mowers were also noticeable for their peculiar
combination and soft beauty. Among those mos9
with halEbOwn nymph-c -colored rose edged witlt
dark maroon. The contrast was rich ana unIguey
Also paon wreath ami tea cluster, shaded on INTO
A bridal wreath, with the new accompaniment
nroocn anu earrings 10 match, forms pretty ana
The scarf counter was well stocked with the new4
est attractions The iavorite Just now ID the Wind5
sOr t1e plain tasaeiisd, and plaid In all col0rs ard
tints. Also the crepe de chime In all shades.
ROaAS sCARfs ARE IN VOGUE AGAIN. -
tied In very handsome patterns and well blended
c0lors, and for remarkably low prices. We noticed
In scarfs, sashes and ties as those for adults
A large quantity OF pretty roscttes for the meek
and hair were exhibited, and bid fair to be wc.l
In ribbons we saw many rich and beautiful coors,
comprising Mexique, LOUISE Marion dore, brown
Aiivia, Nile, Nile clair ana Nile1onc9. prunc. prnne
fOnce, Sultan, Car0nhier (Which Is recent shade
OF SULTAN, feutre, ac'er, cendre do rose and
In velvets there were all the coors and shades "a,
match the ribbons. The trimming turquoise silks
In iaces pretty novelty was shown Us, consist
ing Of 4 soft ruchire OF tulle, below which was n
band OF silk composed oi semi-pOinted leaves, with
tab to correspond.
evening wear we noticed the Empress, Byron and
Eugenia collars composed Of the finest quality o1
Organdy and real Valenciennes lace. The eject ii
very pretty.
Accumulation OF rcvers and footing, adapted for
mourning, was tastehilly constructed.
There were many pretty designs In French
embroidery, among which were linen sets, the
prices ranging from fifty cents upward.
clnding guipure and thread in French and eernan M
round point, point applique, Vaencienne, Dlacc
thread thread lace ca and Llama barbs, point and point
applique Darbs, and the same In collars and hand
kercheis Thread lace parasol covers ranging
In Novelties there were thread. lama point.
applique and round point capes, and some very
nnely wrought thread lace sashes. In conjunction
styles composed of white organdy and insertionS
1t would be impossible to give correct Impression
o. their beauty SO we would advise al who are
where they win find all the freshest items of fashion
that we nave doubtless failed to chronicle.
Nine. Ferrero's establishment, ON West Thirt,eth
street was fairly ablaze with splend0r and fashion,,
looking like some
OF warmth and beauty that one occasionally reads
ot-sedOm sees. Every hat and bonnet Is decidedly
Frenchy IN combination, and presents that rares,
iauitles6 look OF hnlsh that creates such Juror I'M
the fashion world. Among her collection wa
noticed the Rabagas shape. This was an Olive
turned, and lined with velvet q shade darker; x
mixed band OF the two shades encircled the crOwn9
droops gracefully behind. The back is fnshct
with q broad tab OF velvet and long streamers vi
brown gros grain ribbons
black velvet; the brln turned up on one side, and
trimmed with bunch OF black pumes and clnstc4
OF variegated buds and roses; the back finished
with the usual accompaniment, large bow, and
ends OF BLACK gros grain.
Decidedly the most elegant was a marine blue.
trimmed with manufactured silk. A donl,IG
sailors knot, OF blue velvet lined with the nympH
silk, trims the front. and passing round the hat il
twisted In graceful knot behind A bunch Ut
small curled tips OfbOth colors to match, enlivened
with fancy wing, trims the 'front.'
At Nine. DcmOrcst's regular millinery opening
the display was large and varied, each particular
chapeau possessing u chic OF Its own. Attracting
bonnet OF most exquisite shade Of lilac silk, with
q silver simmer over It, trimmed with white lace
lilac ostrich tips and long streamcrs, the necessary
contrast being Afforded by tiny natural WINGS light
green and blue placed so as to sustain the stream4
ers and confne bow at the side The shape waa
novel and unique, high, puifed crown, with z
TO enhance the charms OF q blue.eyed blonde
was bewitching hat OF cieblue silk, the high.
pufred'crown supplemented by u plated brim Vi
velvet Of the same color. The trimming was all
blue consisting OF long ostrich plume and grace
striking bonnet of an entirely new shape,
christened the "Rcgna," was Of brown vclvets
rOse-coored silk on the edges OF the bows and
streamers.
handsome DrOnZcCOl-
ored felt, trimmings OF silk TO match were mingled
with rose-col0r In the pumes and bows. /.
A charming lot In peacock green was trimmed
with velvet and silk OF the same color. and nand1
some Jet ornament connning a long, graceful
plume, shaded from very light tint in the mid,Ile
10 that OF the silk on the edges.
The same lovely color in silk mingled with black
velvet and handsome jets, formed one Of the most
beautiful bonnets IN the collection.
great variety OF designs for ladies' and children'a
dress. There were evening dinner and carriags
riety and style Of outdoor and indoor independents
garments. The newest thing In pOlonaise i5
By a novel arrangement the fronts are cars
ried back so as to form q sort OF watteau
plat In the back which will be found becoming to
almost every ngure The rest OF the garment IL i'm
the "Margueriten style. or an entirely difcrcn1
style is the "Lucca" polonaise, which has drapeI
apron with deep vest, and the back disposed IA a
novel style OF plaits, which obviate the necessity
OF any looping 10 impart bO,l1dnt effect, 7
Poionaises intended strictly for street wear have
very little looping, and more In the style Of to
Old-iashioned peisse. The Louis XIV blouse" ~
or this GENRE ana Is especially intended for velvet.
arms. and has vatican plait in the back. Much
simpler Is the "Princesse pelisse," which win ook
For cashmere, which Is the material most in
vogue at present, the "koyal," "vOn Raden" and
Empress nantes are especially y apprSpr,ate
but the last has ahalf-httng basqune, over which -
to be worn a Talma, open up the back. IL also
goods The ':Boulevafd'' waterproof is q novelty
which will be welcomed by all ladies' 1t permits q
more free use OF the arms than any other style,
and Is arranged with skirt In the circle style and
q double breasted slashcd Jacket
The leading styles in ovcrskirts have short
aprons, either draped or plain. The newest Is tho
Louise Cary" which has two broad sashes in the
back and the apron 80 disposed that u forms 4
round waist Is an Overskrt known rs the 'El~
DORA" which has pointed basque In the back,
broad revers at the sides and draped apron Tho
"Myrene'' has plain, broad apron, fastened very
far back on the sides, and Is ooped only In tho
middle OF the back.
Patterns for the suits and dresses OF children Of
botn sexes are endless variety following in style
as closely as may be the fashions Of their elders.
Richard Meares, Sixth avenue, has another
grand opening to-day, IN which will De exhibited
tae newest styles and materials that 60 towards Y
perfect t0ile,.
stern Brothers, Sixth avenue, announce their