The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-14
Special to the CIrIzES
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Suit the AhrOngS from every 4haEteE
OF the globe. Yesterday was spring
like; sud as we stood at the efaye
Of Edward NJ. Stanton, gkc'f
with a small plain granite nfonu-
ment), we noticed the trees bud
ding, and heard the twittering Of
bluczlIiEtis,ztiIc=sWcct-messrnEeEs-lo
spring. q EV-dasFrtlFc most furious
SHOW storm reigns that We ever wit
messed, md -FsriJislly' gaining depth.
The suowlbroonas1 drawn by six
horses, PAd other machinery drawn
by foar horses, Just in the rear OF
the broofns, are Kept busy cle.,ring
for The STREET ears. And as night
comes on, the mHsic-Jf the Sleigh
bells aird the merry Peals Of laugh
ter reach us from Peniisylvania Az
enue, rs "a ING, is only allowed at
night. 'f;9 1.- N5t -t
: The Japan Embassy lave ar
rived, anit occupy forty rooms at
the Arlington, among them are
tweuty five students to be educated
IN the United States; FIVE Of them
Young lsdiSs destined for Vassar
fC5liege, New York, one said to be a
beautiful princess.
On several occasions We have met
SIR Mofi,a Charge Il Affairs. fIe
possesses the fine Oriental COM
4 pIexion, with expressive black eyes.
4 He speaks English liuently, and his
manners are very winning. Mon
day. the Embassy will be presented
: to the President, aud during the
week he viii give them an enter
taiamVnt. FheY arc also to have n
grand reception at the Masonic
Temple. ~. d. esag
Lent tl,es not seem to interfere
4 greatly with the scenes OF gafety in
/ progress. bIusft', dancing, and
L gciiefal .frolicl1ing, still go on. One
yodhg lady said 20 another on the
/ stFettcaf. tire other day. Kate, will
z v6d Keep Eent:s'a ''gNo; r believe
I'm PerStdnil1t reIi zion. F eat to live,
'fdo ut,t hive e. eat!' e-o
r .AEFs have been zattending the lee
ai4tfres or5diseodrscs- of AIRS. IEyzcn,
4 \ sSPirittialist. AMI never before
iic:itlp sucif bursts 81 eloqhence,
such an uninterrupted How OF Ian
guaget! We have Heard Chaplin,
4 Bcrcher. Bascum ferguson. and
fothers; but. never anything equal to
her discOurses. She never wearies
/ Won. She absorbs you; you forget
! your existence! But after all she
I has produced an unhappy effect up
4 On as, bSt-ldsc We do hJt know noe
2 what we beIieRe'! r -7-'.i 3. ayf-3
z llspeaking Of discourses-we went
/ To tho .Metropolitah Church to see
the Japs, as it was understood they
4 would Worship in Tire church, whose
chiRies perform 50 sweetly ( ~ at
= twiligh L. Put me in my littles bed
sind snch Jam II mean, OF
IN the churth. 9 People lay
= their ieads sometimes, instead oil
kneelint,, ON thebaek Of their neigh
slbor-s pew to pray; and Just
4 iRa.}F r ont OF us "a - gen
tlerhaiI-ae Beau Brummel2lhad
r very aeToutly laid his head down,
iWhefpa Atttv, determined on caFry
cling out her critic, T0S jioiestsg rose,
and a hook in her wrap. thfowr
!, tack Ffohi her Shoulders caught ii
! the fgcntTeInan's hair and 70 the
horror ofthe ast6uuled gazcrs, she
+ jcrked his wig off in twinkling
h and stool untoaadimIsy like an In
c dian WARRIOR with his scalp hang
J. ing tram her belt > while he. poo
feIloT, clappedE one hand to- hi
head to- cover its nakeslncss, fWhil
) the other 5sITatohedI fraHtioally 70
!. the TROPHY at the maidcn,s brlt.
"A goodly number OF lecturer
:. ihafe visited Ahefcity within the las
twomImths. RalphWaidO EnmeI
y son, Ithe poet and philosopher, AM
n BayArd Taylor the traveller an
g beautiful descriptive writer, Wer
= bamong them. a 1Gi1-I 1855. IS
ldy EAe Suffrage IsvQInen have ais
n had their talk. Among them. W
!. saw Mrs Hooker, and certainly on
80 of the finest inuellects of the age
a4aRd7a woman of immense. resource,
She is the sister ofsALrs..S Stove, { in
famous as the writer Of "Gncl
le TOMS Cabin sNictaria g. Wood
ie hull is 3 woman of vigorous pow
2 ers. butllacking in that true refine
Y meRt that should ybc the crown {
every woman.i toG-l- ..,-y i-El-
n The National Theatre isyone q
\ the charms Of-AEashiRgt0R; and s.
ID cigtys has been7f;yored with man
n, stars this season, am9pG tbcm AIas
gle Mitchell, Parepa Rosa, Lingar,
- that .infinitable .side7spl1ting. hi
a mqrist, and others. I've MI.
= III Washington reminds one Of
= grand stage, upon WHICH is col
- tinually popping in view the pa
'e oramic visions OF the world.
The Southern Comnission haI
es reported in. favor of Col. Wadd
an ( Thomps Gu r { MeI1phisl Claim
er $4,000, lie is dancing attcn,lah,
OF like some other folks. Whom '
IS, epnld mention, hut E1p't} now u
iQn the Whims of -ehEoGie. backsl
oci ders- OF the nation--Rnd, on a
- anxious scat awaiting a FEW.
-, - Spihner Cards TO Insure ham con
;; forts at home and abroad.
- Te who wrote the beautiful, line
%.TrIth and Justice are eterhal,
II s'd Born with loyeliIiess ami light;
Io 4af'Faef trFol,gs slf;Ill never pT(Is per,
a. rsr Wliile there Is q ssarTy night
Il was not acquaipted yith the Go
y tgress Row-sitting,iOr with the po'
- crs that be. % 81 s<a g
W We are to haze glorious { 2 fas
IN ions. the coming season! Rich
~ embroidered PapeE petticoats. ca
- eoltaiu a chapteryor . eontiaui
sd EBtQey. completes IN finy skirt
as dresses resembling oar e. gre
Nh graH,imothcr's .bea-ourtsiRsi biz
9l combs for che back hRirs and j
he mense chains. urith pendant ern
err ments, for she ncck. ,-ss es-.
lte Yesterday We went with lai
I'll friend to look at = bridalChRmb,
IN The ferRitnEe1 vas ordered fro
Paris. and was %. rosewood, a
mt deep bands and snOnogFams n
" ION eSell adCee in gilt. The DE
tvJ. stead had lace curtains. ined vi
sss Fose-oolOred silk; tho wiRftOys We
80 dFaped with the same. The loWp