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GLASS WMsrcoArs-The very ingenious dis
cover of working glass into substance resembling
Il richest silk, is being brought into very
general operations and in various ways, such as
gentemcn's waistcoats and stocks, ladies dresses
and many other articles of decoration, in the most
splendid patterns. 1t is superior even to SILK IN
aexibility and soress, md the durability OF IT.
point, however, of no consideration with the !'aus
ton, among whom at present it exclusively Is is as
matter of course, vastly superior. In process OF
t;n,e yybes the manufactures has arrived at a more
perfect state. and all its defects areremeded, and
all its wastings discovered in all probability twii
come within the reach of most classes OF society,
but atpresent it. cost is its only drawback. Inc
rnsgniicence of its appearance quite remarkable
and when used in any qsantIy, such as window
| curtains, Sc, it should be seen before .usi ap-
probation of its richress and elegance can be en-
tertaned. London aPer'