The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

haQ taiA Win Aidn. lie hIeal Bente-
man, IielI you when gave lin The
acorn he said ho should SET great store
omit; that there was no character ihaneieAt
o. modern history he admired so,mneh as
our Washington, He said he'd plant q in
IBIS palace garden with bis own hand and
he did do it--fOr. / saw with my own eyes.
He wanted to ask me much about our schools
and railroads. and one thing d spother,
that BE invited me to come again and see
his daughters. for be said thatlis vie could
speak better English than lie could. So
went again yesterday; and she's enc
knowing woman, tell you, and her daugh-
tiers are nice gals. I
What did the Empress say toyou ~
Oh she asked me ight q questiohs..-
Don't youihink she thought We badnoHef-
wants Butthenyou don Z call en- servants
saidshe. you call 'em help. Lgness aa'am.
you've been reading Mrs TrOloppe saysI
We bad thatare book aboard our ship The
Emperor clapped bis hands. and laughed
as if he'd kill himself. You're yightsiE
said he you'reright, We sent-for an Eng
Elish copy and she has been reading itthis
morning. Then told all i knew about our
country and he was nightly pleased. He
wanted to know how long expecledto stay
in these paris told him I'd sold allthe
notions. I'd brought over and guessed I
should go back to the same ship. Ibidcm
good bye, all around, and went about my
business. Ain had glorioustime !
expect you didn't calculate to see me run
sucharig.'' WAX
No indeed I diduot, INV lad. Be- You niag
Eiery wei. consider yourself lucly, foleil'sb
vesy uncommon thing fora crowned bead
g treat strange With such distinction
a few days after ne called again -
said, guess Ishallstay hers 8 spe'lI0nger
I'm treated so well. The otherdsy agrand
officer came to my room and told me that
the Empress had.seut bin 10 show I6e.rah
The curiosities andI dressed myself aud
he put me into a mi hty 6ne 1oniage, with
-four horses: and I've been p the lheare
II lie museum and expect have seen q
bout all there is to be seen in 81 Peters
burg. What 40 you think ofihab me- BAL
has? - II 80
II seemed 50 Incredible that a,po9r IN
calmly Yankee lad should thus be loaded
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with attentions that the public Ambassador
scarcely knew what to say. b
In a short time his yisiter re appeared,
" Well, said he, /" made up my mind
to 60 home. sol went to tlaal, Ihe Emper-
or and bid rim good bye. ] thoughttbat
3 eoald not 10 less he u been So civil. SAYS
DC. lis there anything you like to See before
you 20 back % Anneliky? Itoli. him that
should like to have peep at Moscow: for
had heard q considerable about heir set
ting Ere to The Kremlin, and I'd readsabont
General Bonaparte but il would cost a sight
of money to go there, and wanted 70 car
ny my earnins 10 my mother So Ibid him
good bye aud cameotF. ! yew lie sent tho
man in regimentals to take me 70 Moscow
aud bring me back again v hen I have seem
all i want to see, and we'er going to,mouow
morning Mr. Dallas what DO you think
nov
And sure enough Che Yankee Boy pass
ed the Ambassadors house in a splendid
coach waving his handkerchief and shout
ing Good bye l''-Ea @
JoE. ssfrh, 4nE MORMON. -TLc New
York journal Of Commerce tells tie follow-
ing capital anecdote If Joe Smith Che Mor-
mon: --ss-
''Sone persons visited him during his
troubles in Illinois, and the CONVERSATION
turned upon sell defence re ras asked
what be thought Of NE word Of The Scrip-
ture, which required him who bad been
smitten on one cheek, ioturn tle other aiso
"a very remarkable passage spohen ~
Jesus himself and sIukingly iIusoaiir6 of
his thorough acquaintance with hnmanpR
ture. "a man may strike yon atf.st unaer
mistake, 81 Without intending any barm;
and You ought not strike back immediately,
buttum the other cheek and git5 Inn la
opportunity 10 explain orsif Ne be IN -earrt
est 10 repeat the offence HoWeycr, yon
need not turn a third time, bot man
strikes YOU twice, then into bin Ike a
lhonsan6hof brick
The Parlingtonian 81 the Boston Post IS
anaWerabletor the sug gesiiuA 81 This absnr-
diiY, produced he says by tie fra 5osiii b
By an actor 81 die vel II own Ines of King.
Lear
tow snarpef tnan serpent thanks ID 81