The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

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This question ii eIlated the publ emind
considerably, eciaIIy II the Eastern sitiea,
and now particularly il \. York where Tie
Rev M Hanson addressing article u Put.
nam'a Megnsins. renewed he enquiry which
had almost faded AWAY. The question IS
gotp anew every few years ana q The.
subjects the Rev EleazeT Williams i now
getting old. the friends 81 she nsos ement are
eorresponaingly desperate o establish his
claims while the lamp holds out 70 burn. 4
Some of tie editors ATE making merry over
the supposition which IS i yerg iIsYeIsnt.
publican way Of complimenting loyalty.
Who but our |siaens would feel disposed
3 make light Of the bare snpposition ol
having i've King. although not an annoint.
ed ono. among then.- ieal descendant Of
Hugh eAopet aye pllDl
The MaysviIie Eagle and We opine Meth
Ell The Maine d the Mississippi. Holmes.
counly law prevails. IN n district says in
reply 70 the yexed question: Il matters not.
whether We have q Bourbon Of not, a lpng
Jas we havs tie B0urbou. Since the denial
Of the Prince de Joinyille q he fine story
got up about his Interviews with the pre-
tender. another aspifant FOR the Dauphinage1
has arisen in France. He is retired tink-
ef Or trader, and keeps state, usss the royal
and editorial zoe has privy .counsellOrsJ
gentlemen in attendance. and all the etiquet
and Belongings Of royalty. this pretender is
smarter than nat of0sr Dauphin,for be not
only remembers leaning against the hfOcade
silk of Marie Antoinette. but describes
ulsh great precision bis fellow prisoners in
the Temple. the cruelty practised upon In
self his escape and other matters which
quite discomfort the. advocates of Eleazer
the Frst. He says the grand Napoleon
was fully aware Of his claims and offered
him large reward If he would abdical6
but he refused. he has now thought bet
ter Of the matter, and says if Louis Napo-
leon viii come down handsomely 4 the way
of bonus, and restore to him the private pro-
perry of his unlortunate fathers Louis XVI,
and also that Marie Antoinette, he EillI
give up Is claim Is be Is getting Old "a
the history Of bis own family has tested
the truth of the royal proverbs
Uneasy lies tie bead that wears CROWN
Our dispatches do not tell us what the
nephew Of his uncle is going to do about
the matter
We hope that he will remember thatswe
have . Bourbon among Us too.and show no
preference to the ex tinker until he finds out
whether he has scrofula on his knees--thot
IS the true sign ola Dauphin and our Dan
PIN it! The editor Of the Philadelphia
Gazette seems to think that he has seen the
true Dauphin, and kn0avs him by his nose.
We have forgotten what IS the Bourbon
nose Isit the Roman on a large scale--or
the pag-or the regular snob. There are
several peculiar noses hereabouts and pos
sibly the true Bourbon is in Yazoo City.
We have our minds eye on one now. that
we are not sure is not the real lost Bourbon
nose bel0nging to the lost Dauphin. The
subject should be investigated. Our con
temporary Of Meals Gazette thus treats the
matter:
HAvEwE 4 RoURBoN AMONG Us9-This
momentus question has been asked reueat.
edly in Philadelphia during the past lew
days. A venerable looking gentlemen Will
adark completion and that badge of royalty,
the Bourbon nose, has been seen repeatedly
ia Chestnut Street and other public places.
Whether he is Rev. Mr.. Hanson's Bourbon
on another we know not. lie moves among
Us Ike mysterious shadow, as If his |
thoughts were far away. perhaps in the /
Tuilerries or the Temple. and this very alb
straction and mystery. added to his nose. are
enough to form q foundation for Dauphin-
age. By what name he goes we have not
ascertained Among the numerous cards /
daily left for us By distinguished strangers,
we do not discover any marked His Maies- /
q, Eleazer = or Louis The Dauphin, orr
Louis XVII Consequently We conclude
that this is a new Dauphin, who, however, I
judges it wisest to s.lie low for the present, I
until favorable opportunity shall arrived
f0 npsetting Napoleon III, Henri \, thel
Cemot de Paris and EleazersI
But we have no idea that a man with al
Bourbon nose shall remain incog We. II
tend to pursue him and examine his ma ks
strictly and closely the nose IS genuine
we shall take hold of Ii and enlighfen the s
world Oh the history of the new Danphin.
Putnam's Magazine shall be the channell
through which we shall clear up this n1yss
terry Of history We shall have that nosel
turned every way aud deguerreotyped ii
every light until conviction shall force self
into the breasts 81 he Prince de JoIhville. B