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ge. Quite possibly such movements are the very height of Southern breeding — further North, in the land of Yankees and wooden clocks, a woman who would perpetrate an act of this kind, under similar circumstances, would be regarded — well, to use a convenient everyday expression, as "no better than she should be"--a somebody closely skin to, if not the identical, scar;et feminine spoken of in Revelations. American Brigadiers. The following is from a recent number of the London Saturday Review: Mr. Lincoln deserves compassion for the difficulty which he experiences in finding suitable candidates for the different offices in his gift. Mr. Cameron, after becoming too notorious at home, is made a Minister Plenipotentiary, and Mr. Cassites Clay, whom he supersedes, having made himself unusually absurd at St. Petersburgh, is to be consoled with the commission of Brigadier-General. Americans seem not to understand the comic impression which is produced on the minds of