Valorous Miss Rye has arrived safely m Canada with another cargo of female emmi grants. This time she conducted ninety-two girls, who are described by the Toronto Telegraph as "well-behaved young women, all looking clean, healthy, aud comfortable, aud with the ruddy lme of the English climate on their cheeks." A sea voyage, with regular and abundant rations, had pro bably something to do with the rtiddy com plexions of the uiuety-twoPilgrim Daughters ; for our London girls are too often pallid. Another Toronto paper nays that, a couple of days after the emigrants arrived, only a few remained unplaced : aud for these Miss l!ye desired situations as housemaids aud nurses— employment for which they are quite competent. The ''run" was upon general servants, aud about, seventy applications could not be met. By this time it may be assumed as a certainty that all the ninety two are placed ; and, ere long, it i? probable that the majority of Mis Wye's proletjie* will be "suited" m a different uuuiuer — that is to say, they will be married There is always a matrimonial demand m the colonies, aud m the States too, for " well-behaved young women, looking clean, healthy, and comfort able ;" and the preference is given to those "with the ruiliry hue of the Enplish climate on their cheeks." Complaints about the difficulty of obtaining good female servants are as plentiful m the Dominion as m the Great Republic ; while' the same murmurs are heard iv the West Indies, m South America, and,, iudeed, .wherever there are British settlers. Now it is a lady moauiug that she can't keep a governess, although she has had six out from England m as many years; now, another mistress of a family mourns the loss of a "jewel of a nurse." The fundamental cause. .for these grievances is very simple. When female emigrants who are not " clean, well-behaved, healthy, aud comfortable." go abroad, they find that they do not give satisfaction j they run away from they situations, or fail, through misconduct, to obtain places ; aud then, getting .back to England, they abuse the colonies, aud declare that "emigration is nil humbug.". Bnt the really clean, well-behaved, healthy, and com fortable class are eagerly Biiap|>ed up as servants, and yet more eagerly sued ■ by impatient bachelors. 