Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-29

in court dress, according to the custom
Of the Realm, sail the Messenger.
'Thcn,' said the Senator, ] prefer not
to see he, Majesty, until | cun do so in
the same dress that can visit an Amei'
can President
The senator did not see the Queen.
He visited Scotland. lfeland, Italy,
and on his way to Cons,an'inople, Wis
i,ci Smyrna, the day after Koszia was
released. There, upon the ground, and
in posscssion,of all the facts, he wrote
his views sustaining the action OF Capt.
Insraham and tho Turkish Government.
He went 10 Odessa and from thence 10
St. Pe,crsbnrgl, travelling through $500
miles Of Russian territory. He sent his
carl, Stephen A Douglas. OF Illinois,
Amsrica,.to Count NesscIr de, the En-
perors private Secretary. |; was lmne
iiately answered by an invitation to
NEE, the Count q, hts private apartments
and long and interesting interview was
the consequence. On leaving, the
Count asked Mr.. Z. if hc had seen the
Emperor?
! He said he hal not.
when will you leave 81. Petersburg?
said the Count.
In very lew days rcplie.l !hc Ssna'
Tor.
Il fear.' snys the Count, you will not
have a chance 10 see the Emperor, Us he
is very busy reviewing his troops about
!, forty miles from the city which requires
; him to come in late and to leave early
,. in the morninr, will, however, try to
r got yon an au Hence
f |, appears the Count acquainted the
T Emperor with the presence of MIR. d.
and the mex, day the latter received
not. from the Emperor himself inviting
, him 10 hi, head quarters near The place OF
y. review, stating tha, he would there be
met by his staff AMI ,hc principal dlsn''
. ,aries Of his Government, in fill dress
= Here the Senator was staggered lit
>. tie, and aske,! the Count if it was ex
!, pectel he was TO alorn his republican
r, person in gold lace.
e. Not at ALL said the Count. a citi
H. zen's dress, such as your American Pres
a., ilent receives his guests in, is all that
tn required here
as The next morning he set out with ih
o, former Secretary of the Russian Lrsa'o
~ - a, Washington, and with whom M. /
h. had been personally acquainted, to I'll
nI place of rendezvous.
ot Arrived at a small village where the
as s were to stop, the Senator and his atten
H., h an, stopped 1t the only hotel and aske
At. lorquarters.
nj They were answered by the lanilor
FfY tina, every room in house had been take
l" But | must have a room,' says t
Secretary. 4 have an American gent,
-; y" man with me, Senator Douglas, who
ey. TO be presented to the Emperor
the VIVA, !. the gentleman's name? ST
lcf' the landlord
nt' ne: Douglas said the Secretary.
: or There are his rooms, replied
ny, landlord, pointing to some hal! doz
car they were taken for him by the Emper
be- who also left him this note hand
g him small billet a, the same time.
,;nr |, advised the Senator tina, the I
up. pcror was Obliged to leave before his
that rival. and begged to see him at the
ces' view. The Senator aud his friend
ceeded on the ground, was met by
wv w Emperor, and greeted with a most
an dial shake of the hand.
.ural Il unIers,onl.' says the Emperor, :
vet' you have been travelling throus h my
.;,,ss r pire.
nas. Il came from Olessa,' said Mr.. D
,oarl Then YOU have been at Constant
say. pie sail the Emperor.
ago., Il have said the Senator,
P@"' Il understand they are talking o
war down there said the Emperor
coscly.
'iping They are so,' said D.
Sena' WELL said Nicholas, do they +
he re- think there is to be war?'
'pes" They think, in that matter very
Jour depends upon YOURSELF said d.
os'e"' co. said the Emperor | am a
city oil Of peace and conversation turned
tier oi the duties Of the day.
an, TO Three hundred and fifty tho
world troops, the large't standing nfmy
d'slln' world. then passed in review AMI IN
IS Sen order before the Emperor OF all III
we all slams and his distinguished guest,
'ect Is that few Americans ever bsheld.
rs. In the course of tho day and tn
Nv tina, ultary conversation which follow'
person. Emperor more than once took oe
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