We note by a French paper that it is reckoned that the daily sale of natural flowers in Paris realizes about $20,000. The flowers most in fashion at present are the gardenia, which sells at five francs each flower; the lily of the valley, worth ten francs the pot; the queen rose and the purple rose, the Spanish carnation and the violet. Of the latter a large number come from Nice; but they have not the perfume of those grown around Paris. The camellia, at one time so much prized, is now quite out of fashion, just as it is in our country, though there are signs that it will regain here some at least of its lost popularity. It may be as well to note that the French franc is worth about twenty cents of our money.