MESCELL.RNEOUS.

A GOOD ONE.
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On Mr.. VAN BUREN's journey to the Agricul-
tural Celebration at Rochester, an exchange pa
per says" 1t was amusing to see the crowd
press around the cars to catch a glimpse OF these
political chiefs Ivan Buren, and Gov Bouck }
AT one of our hating places Mr.. Van Buren was
absolutely forced to get out to gratify the multi
tude. The cars commenced moving of: Every
one supposed that they would return in moment
OF two. Not so. Their speed increased-away
they went, leaving the Ex-president and Go vern-
or. 1t was suspected for an instant that this might
be intentional, and 'the way some of the pas
sengers began to shout and pull the beIl-ropes
was caution Twas all mistake however
The train was Immediately backed. As Mr..
Van Buren sprang laughing aboard, he remark
ed sometimes get caught, but never the second
time As we moved of, the first time, without
him, M - of Boston, exclaimed, this is ominous!
the people are leaving Van Burenr When the
cars began to back, some one replied, sBEFr IN
40, THE PEOPLE ARE GOING BACK AFTER HIM
IN IA" Tie Eastern Portland Argus.