This decision was announced to them on Monday week, when they were permitted to leave work at four o'clock, on the occasion of a popular f§te in the neighbourhood. It ap pears, however, that, while at this f6te, they planned a general revolt for the next day. On the following morning all went quietly to their work as usual ; but two of those who had been expelled managed to enter with the rest, and when they were ordered to leave, the whole of the women refused to work any longer, and went out into the court. The Prefect of the Gironde, having been apprised of what bad taken place, went to the manufactory, and en deavored to persuade them to return to their duties, adding that all who did not choose to do •o were free to leave. After hearing the Pre fect's address 500 of them went back to the workshops, while about the same number left the establishment. Everything has gone on quietly. French Women's Bathing Dress. — The Paris Correspondent of the Jersey British Press asserts thai the manner in which the ladiead»«e* and conduct themselves at Tronville bit become a perfect scandal. They wear-garments which for cut are the most extravagant that it it pos sible to conceive— s ic-rt of man's coat, petti coats only descending very little below ibe place at wbicb gariera are supposed to be attached, and consequently exposing a great part of tbeir legs. Tboae legs adorned with Hessian boota, mounting to more than half the calf, the said boota laced in from, bearing tassela at 'be top, and ba«ing very high beela ; round tbe waist a great black or bine atrap, fastened witb • buckle at big a* a saucer • the garment! of tht most violent colours, which violates all tbe rules of art. On tbe head tbe smallest hat poaaible without airings (bonneu have long since been discarded), and adorned with eagles' or other feathers — the hat being stuck rakeably on pne side, witb tbe bait protruding in •> huge lump behind, and a gr«at gilt comb thrust ino (be lump; lastly, a long walking-stick in band. Tbe dreis ia of fensive, but wbat is more offensive is (be manner of wearing it. Tbat manner consiata in a tort of jaun y impudence. 