Price E'Wo Cents


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Psrisian Fashions, per steamer Caledonia.


The most interesting Jefss OF the have been the
distribution Of premiums Most Of the eleggntes re-


turned from their chateaux TO attend to the Interesting
exercises OF their children. whose progress distnc


ons absorbs nowadays, almost the entire time Of our
Parisiaa mothers At the most eminent colleges there
were re.unons OF names taste and elegance dress
not inferior in number distinction, TO the most
crowded salons in winter Young ladies were dressed
in white and colored taratane dress embroidered in
white and colors In consequence OF the unusual cool
weather of the ladies' maintinor and pompa
dour de lanes and cashmeres printed elegant designs
eight rich bright colors. Some wore designs
printed on white ground with bright colors such
yellow, blue bright pink and green, but beautifully
blended together cross horizontal stripes
by gentes ladies', they decidedly vulgar
and have par commu being by the street singers.
orettes &C. Velvet hats will be worn with a profu-
sion OF feathers with inside flowers. they being the
most graceful ornament that be imagined and which
makes Parsans, who more than any o-her wo-
men, gracefully dressed about the heads De laine
and cashmere dresses worn low in the neck. and
open in front to display beautiful embroidered chemi
zettes and guimpes well dressed lady is dstin
eushed for this by her elegant wooen dresses,
grand mothers for silks being produced
in admirable soft tissues printed in richer designs and
colors than be produced by the loom they far
more becoming for the autumn than silks, and much
durable; and now worn tor promenade evening
sordes &C. they hang in graceful folds about
tha parsa