William Poussin

"... a relation,' said the other 'though they are the words of a wise old Saw.? Scientific American, SACRAMENTO GOLD.?The Courrier des Etats lTnis states, that lately a letter from "Maj William Tell Poussin, Envoy Extraordinary to the United States," wa? passed about among the members of the Assembly in the Chamber, in which the Envoy says: "There is without doubt some gold on ..."

"... hid throat, passing through his head, acd tearing clT tho top of his skull. .... Among the bills passed by the New York legislature, is one granting privileges to William Tell Poussin, (formerly an engineer in the U S. sorvice, under General BainarJ, aud Minister from France to Washington, under the French Republic,) to hold real estato in the city of New ..."

"... contempt of tlie public which every time he comes before it is the more seriously excited, preferable to the obscurity into which he would otherwise fall. A bill allowing William Tell Poussin, formerly Minister from France to Washington under the French Republic, to bold real estate in New York, lias passed in the New York Legislature, after a good deal of opposition. ..."

"... allowed that position to be carried by some Republican intrigue in favor o a man utterly unknown to fame, but who rejoices in the significant and captivating name o? William Tell Poussin. It seems, however, that M. Poussin has contrived to leave a trace i:? diplomatic history before he could be superseded by a more suitable representative of the French nation. He ..."