A London paper tells us that a bouquet recently carried by the Princess of Wales was remarkable. It was composed entirely of large lilies, tinted with the most delicate blue and pink hues by the absorption of dyes through the stems. By this process, which was discovered by Mr. Nesbit, the well-known analyst, while experimenting on the anatomy of flowers, very beautiful results can be obtained without in any way affecting the perfume or freshness. Singular to say, flowers refuse to absorb certain colors, while they dispose of others in different manners. If placed in a mixed solution they make a complete analysis, and some of the lilies which had been treated with purple showed distinet red veins and blue veins, the colors having been divided in the process of absorption.