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Mr.. Grant is said to have made an ex-
hibition of his constitutional mulishness
in the matter of instructipg Minister
Motley concerning the Alabama ques-
ton. Mr.. Grant desired to instruct Mr..
Motley not to take the initiative in re-
opening negotiations on that subject ;
but unless approaches should be made by
the English Cabinet, to let the matter rest
in allegiance. Mr.. Fish differed from this
view, supposing that, as this Government
had rejected plan of settlement which
the British Government had agreed to, it
was but in accordance with the common.
est rule of etiquette that the representa-
tive Of this Government should have
some alternative to suggest. Mr.. Grant
did not care a copper for etiquette, but
laid down "My policy" and insisted
that it should be closely adhered t." !"
The result will probably be that some
time will elapse before negotiations con-
cerning the Alabama claims shall be re-
newed.-C Chicago Times.
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BOOK. .OF.TRAVEL SKETCHES.
NUMBER ".
doom A. THE BRAE.'
A TRUE STORY OF ENGLISH LIFE.
BY AITcH.
PART FIFTH.

The wild scene of terror and mental
agitation exhibited by the motley group
assembled on the little stretch of beach at
the Point had apparently eliminated at
its highest stage. 1t would be difficult to
imagine the state of utter confusion and
disorder that existed. The time for har.
mony and concert of action had not ar
rived, though it was rapidly drawing near
at hand.
The afternoon was speedily wearing
away, and within two short hours night
and darkness would close the wild scene.
If, therefore, any effort was to be made
to visit Sheppey island, in search of little
Mary, it would have to be done very soon,
or be postponed until the succeeding day.
But the distracted mother could not en-
dure the thought of such delay and, in
truth, the men on whose courage and
daring she depended for this heroic effort
were little less anxious than herself to
get through with this perilous task, and
relieve the oppressive suspense that
preyed upon their minds, regarding the
fate of little Mary.
The storm was steadily relaxing it's
violence, but this subsistence was very
gradual indeed. The billows still rolled
mountain high and lashed the shore with
foaming breakers. The rain had long
since ceased to descend, yet the gale con-
tinued to blow from seaward, with very
little abatement, or immediate prospect
of it. The degree of calm which the
anxious fishermen had been waiting for
and confidently expecting had not been
realized, and it was row no longer looked
fer that day.
Soon after the rain had somewhat
abated its greatest volume and force, the
narrow beach between the cliffs was
thrsnged with people Of all ages and of
both sexes. They consisted principally of
the humble dwellers on the Point and the
adjoining upland-fshermen and their
families, for the most part-with few
small farmers, gardeners and herdsmeu,
from the slopes of the Chatham hills.
The sorrowful intelligence which
caused them, one and all, to gather there,
had travelled through the neighborhood
like wild FIRE, as it always does, through
unaccountable channels of communica-
ton, so that before the yelled sun went
down in darkness that night, scores Of
the kind, simple-hearted country people
who knew and loved little Mary for her
rentleness and purity, were mourning the
terrible fate which had in all probability
overtsken her.
And now the last preparations are
almost completed for launching the life
boat on the troubled waters. From
the whole number Of brave men there
assembled, twelve of those most ex-
perienced in the management OF a
boat we're accepted, to assist in
the hazardous undertaking. Before
any movement was made, however, the
wretched mother, whose happiness, and
perhaps life, depended upon the result Of
this effort, was with great difficulty per-
suaded to leave the seaside, aud seek
shelter and warmth in the humble cot Of
q fisherman near at hand. They feared
that the excitement aud suspense attend
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The annual income Of the Pacific rail-
road from its through traffic, it is estima-
ted, will amount to $50, 10000 Thus,
in 1868, the goods transported both ways,
between San Francisco and the Atlantic
ports, amounted to 100000 tons, includ-
ing 10000 tons sent over the incom-
plete railroad. The passengers in 1867
amounted to over 100000 persons, aud
this number, it is said, will be trebled
in 1870. On the supposition that the
Pacific railroad obtains 250,000 tons of
freight, at S35 ton, and 1874, 900 passen-
gers, at $3.50 each, the returns will
amount to near sixty million dollars, as
stated. In this calculation no account is
taken of the way business.
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longer. His musing thoughts were often
filled with retrospective memories OF two
glad young hearts, now "Laust i the
dews an fags, doom a the brae."
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@ MORE OF GRANTS CoNsERvAr1sM-Th New York
pun washington correspondent says: at is well
hho"h by all oil Gen Grants friends that he is and has
peen aF all times, in favor of removing from Office
sNfy democrat whom lie fnds in place; and in talking
Feoes, and never eonceals his dislike for them
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koHANclNG.-The New York Day Book says the
rona"G'Ag letter~rIters from Washington have dis.
covered that President IohpSon 'consuIts Grant on
WI important Stale matters johnson g consulting
Sran' Is good but consulting him on important
Isate matters Is better-especally snce President
johnson looks upon Grant as Shameless faIsfer and
hncompoop. But such is the stuff we get in nearly
all the letters from Washington.
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steer of eephantie proportions is owned by Stock
wen hadey, Of Ray county, Missouri He is eleven
eet ioar inches long from top of head to root Of tail
we've leet around the chest, and twenty one bands
hlsh iFom boot to centre of withers His age is five
years and weight $500 pounds
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-, learned SaVan writes to the American Natur al;St
that the male musqueto is beautiful. both physeaGy
anu morally as they do not bite their manners are
more fetths than those of their stronger minded part
hef rs they rarely enter Dwellings, aud live IN
noticed in the woods
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FEMALE CLERks.-Great complaints are made Mt
Washington in regard to the difficulty experienced in
dischargng female clerks aud not the least doubt ex
ISIS upon the grounds fmnrality that the system of
employing them is shameiuy abused. In order to
reconcile the conflicting claims of charity and morality
"ohla itAot &c VOL to enact law preventing the
Poy'hent OF any under forty or forty-fve years OF
eSe? Not the least difficulty would be experienced in
ilfhg the Offices, and the ends ofcharity and patriot
ism would he much more surely reached.
nrla
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there was lately patented at Washington an aRpa.
,hs.s iof giving age 70 whisky. Tie inventor claims
Ssa py passing current Of air through the spirits
o eaH wi sa few hours, give il all the qualities ac-
qalres ny reaching the age Of four years
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inc town Of Wells, Vermont, has a etizan ahc
married at seventeen. lis Fast child was daughter
VINO married at thirteen, and eighteen months after
os 'l'ue her 'ateF grandfather, al the early age