Auecdote Of the Progress.
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friend recently travelling in Michigan, accom-
panied Nh Van Buren through that part of his
late Political tour which lay in that State, and
has written ia account, which indicates a
great lack ofeuthusiasm amosg the Ex-President 5
Wolverine admirers. 1t is so late now that We
shall not publish the narrative. but be content
with the following snecdoie Of Mr. V. B.. dinner
at Ann Arbor, the future capitol of Michigan


Mr. Van Buron dined at the American, and OF
course was seated next To the Ladles-at the head
Of the table The wife Of a L ). officer who had
two little boys to be seated just above him.
His Excellency, taking his seat before the boys,
took that one too the lady, which forced the
vodngcr lad 10 sit below him, and brought him be-
twixt the two The elder, who i. about 10, hand
somely introduced himself and his mother, and Il
lively conversation had commenced when the
ger brother, feeling a little sighted, cut III
- follows " Mr.. Van Bucen, are you Log
cabin man am" The question, simple and
direct as /, was, received no answer"