Fashions for January.
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From the London and Paris Ladles Magazine of

 Velvet IS the universal favorite of material this winter. Morning dresses, carriage dresses and even ing dresses, made of it, the style being atpied to the use requ ed some hig with buttons, others with revers, and others ith nted h,dies and Der tIets o lace, jei or chenile it is equally used for pelissss, mantaieis, scarts, as also for trimming dresses of satIn and other erals.

 Lace and gum form ali ,sI indispensable acc,m- pannens far every article of dress. P, int ne!e. lrrie IS r'ed for satin and damas Pomnador; and pHlrt '.' r5coH I,r .= vet Innr d are yer, as a' made era Ie, gauge, ,rgand,, with the !. ''. sweat ws ofgj r einsl TOT :, Iuerinx- e. W, h s'lH cord,. often nIr ,lnced with good ef 'e' Ina re ung i,r,n also rdvanra geou-y ed evening toiettes in satin or pekin, trimmed witI g,mp Black preserves its favor; dresses of black uie are trimmed with satin fringed ribbons, ining what used 10 be term vDlants a ta Ninan. K bes, redmg"tes oi sergel soi or cloh are made with ,he corsage casaque iha, Is tight de,ni busaue in the waist, with jacket all round rather deep The Amazon form IS much adapted for walking dresses, and admits of various notifications

 As double skirts will be much worn, besides the ornaments of flowers hitherto n use to raise them style is introduced; very small flowers. form ing chain, made narrow, and terminating in larse Aowrrs are placed on each side, and the body and sleeves corresponding.

 Furs are much in favor; sable mantelets paa,ne end peerines and echerpes of ermine and maren fur with long square ends, and rounded behind are used for promenade. Velvet manteaux are edged with

  to match. The bpnnets now all velvet or satin, orn!mented with biais or lace; some are made of velvet with crowns of satin fulled under a biais: those of veleurs epnsle finished at the edge with b'as oi satin, and another round the crown; othe,s are nrnameDted with plait of atin ribbon Capote ac uisses are ornamented with acc al the edge of the first runner, and another the crown. The pe- tits bortis Regence, the turans Roxane, the Druid coiiiure, cofurcs la Verge, Oudne or Cerito are all fa+hionabIe Little caps of silk tu le are trimmed wilh two bais of tulle, and wreath uG bIue flower, Muslin caps deep at the sides, and trimmed " th several rows o narrow lace very little fu and sep;, rated by small coques of red velvet, Caps are still worn small, but the crowns are more ornamen med than they were. For evening parties little caps, toques, tsrbans very much worn, placed more or less back ward the head but always very short at the ears with long ribbon enls dropping pompons, or branches, which spring from failing the neck. These coif- lures made of velvet of every color, intermixed wih lappels of la"e wrealhs in feuilIage, placed on foundations of point lace; of gold resiliss, with punches of beads falling at the s,de, or with frnges of busles, black, green white, terminating the scarf which cncircles the face.