{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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A YANKEE IN HAvASA-A correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from Havana, tells
the following story:


IAN amusing affair happened here some days since
that has ucked the Spaniards good deal 1t seems
that an American juft arrived, in his rambles the
city, stroed into the Palace, and passing the different
sentines who interrupt approach the Captain
General during the day, proceeded to the an,echanber
where officer met him and asked what he wished
Why guess want to see the Governor Can not
communicate your wishes 10 his ExceencyY said the
officer. We'll, guess not-I want TO see him. Telling
him wait moment the officer disappeared and short
ly returned beckoned our advenure and ushered him
into the presence. In he marched, stiff drum
jor. Wall, Governor, how dye dur I'm free Ameri.
can citizenrve shuk hands with six Presidents and be-
ing as how as Twas here, didn't like 20 away without
seeing on yer. Got an amazin fine house here; how
much does it cost yeri' The Captain. General in the
meanwhile looked at him. and last getting an opportu.
nifty TO speak, while the Yankee took bresh addressed
him very blandly, Why, my friend, you am very
busy just now but If you win call tomorrow at o'clock
we will have talk Oh, certanly--dont let inter
rrpt you I'm free born American and know the true
valy oftme Good mornin', Governor Good morn.
ing sir The Yankee did not call agan-he had proba.
bly, met something that novel to him than the
Governor would have BEEN"