Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-10-22

you come along !" 49,
Once, they crossed the Atlantic in a
bundled days; now. let them exceed ten
and somebody halls them from lands end, as
they heave insight 1lfyou;re coming, why
don't you come along IN X, Tribune.
e It is cs,ious thing sometimes to
notice the effect Of q word, and the different
meanings given to it. by simple .tu.n Of
the expression" as Sydney Smith terms it
There is a new anecdote Of Charles Lamb
which exemplifes this very pleasantly
On a wet, miserable, foggy, "London !"
day, in the autumn. he ) was accosted by a
bsggar-woman with: .a.,..
:: Pray, sir, bestow little charity upon a
poor. destitute wldow-woman, whois perish
ing for lack of food. Believe me, sir, have
seen better days !"
$50 have l." said Lamb, handing the poor
creature a shilling - SO have /; it's q mis-
cradle day Good-by b g0od-by!"
Two similar ;hings arise 10 recollection as
we jot this down. One is this:
A gentleman espying a number of mis-
chievous little rogaes in the act of carrying
off quantity Of fruit from his orchard,
without leave or license, bawled out very
lustily:
What are you about there, you rascals,
About going" said one of them, with
his hand gyratng at his nose, as ne seized
his hat, and scampered off at double-quick
time. .s.,
And the second is like unto it:
n A mother always insisted that her children
should append "ma'am" to every answer,
in the negative o. affirmative, which they
gave her.
One day they had pork-and-beans for din
ener tproperly cooked, a dinner for king, OF
the President of the United States and after
one Of the little boys had twice emptied his
plate, his mother, with the "serving-spoon y
in the dish, said: -
/. Freddy, do you want some more 2"
"a aNo,v said he.
9 No - exclaimed his mother: emo!
Whatl2Ae! No uhat 2"
g dns ~ said the little fellow-don',
want nonen "
Now that alittle rascal knew perfectly
we'll that he was expected 10 say !" No
ma am IL but sometimes children are such
wags !-Harpsr's Magazine. x
SETTLEMENT OF, THE KoszTA AFFAIR.-A
letter from Vienna. received BY the America
and directed to a gentleman ~ New York
contains the following interesting informa.
ton. The Austrian government has given
its consent Il. the liberation Of Koszta, with
the understaHding that he should be irnme.
diately put on board an American vessel
and 90 directly to the United States. Itwas
known that Mr.. Marsh had proposed On
arrangement Of that kind to Baron Bruck,
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