Burnside And The Fisherman

-Gen. Burnside waa recently s&iiing outsido Fort friucon in :i yaehtj wiion ho eacountored an oíd fiabermao. " What news ï" inquired the General. " Vo!l," answercd the old fisbermap, 'Thoy say old Burneida is dowu here, BWord in hand giving 'em - ." 'Do you bñów JJiirnsicle?" ho asked. " Ni," was tho response; "bat I Bhoulil lilco lo seo him. I ehould know hini if I were to seo him, for I havo suun his pictufo." The General removed liis hat, displaying 1 1 is Inild hoad. ''ITai'üo.!'' exolairaed the fishorman, you arethoold f'ullow liimself, ain't you? You look ju.sl like tha picture Saín, Thoínpíi'H] bronght down fpom ííatteras. IIovv are you General? I'in glad to püj yoü3 ' J&3ÉT (jen. Lañe in hállate New Korlt speöeh boastéd thut in lii.s infáncy he was rooked in tho saine eradle witli ;i nigcr baby, 'i'iic üiggr keenly alive to the disgrace. lias never saiil a word about