... HOUSEHOLD BABY. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. What a joy to human eyes, When it laughs, or when it cries ; What a treasure, what a prize, Is the household baby Be its temper, rising, falling. It is cooing, crowing, squalling; 'Tis the same dear, precious darling ...

... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the Nee York Times from Salt Lake City, on the 17th of October:— We attended Divine service in the new tabernable on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach ...

... IN A QUICKSILVER MINE. Grace Greenwood, who has been some time travelling In the west anierica, sends to the New York Tunes au of a rerxut vAdt to a quicksilver .i.ine It was a brilliant May morning when we set out from San Jose for the new Almaden ...

... AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT. Grace Greenwood Is at present, or recenily was, in Colorado, and wrote as follows to the New York :times, from laanitou, in September:— We lately spent two delightful days in Ber;un's Park, which beautiful retreat lies about 1 ...

... unfortunate governess class, but the women there as well as here are complaining of unequal pay; in fact, said my friend Grace Greenwood—the talented Washington contributor of the New York Time.— we live by sufferance.' Take the Treasury clerks, for example ...