Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

"S' oeSamt neu 10 yasl fort,no
known nun very weliat ST. Pet.fsbnta hss
u" noolf o'fiii. his amiable msnn.r O. shefe
'oha oil '"tormaiion far hey ond his Yea. a"d d
ue'ea nun q 'asofte IN the most d,Ilns..''e zen.
e"e'es OF Tue Russian capital. On the t sa"'ea
ts,on OF peaee' ne proposed visiting the slu-
cur eaP"as o. EUROPE, and, with tins .,aei
i"o1ee 1 "fa'sh to Vienna. during The Nv
Of the Congress. THIS was. of con9, ,"e 'hllng
! c.lleht preface to the bunk n, ,' aneI-
every page of which he was sn.inn. Nofie
( ruse. 70 T.
On parting with this young nobI.,n
evening. while We were al Vienna otf
MN 'naccompany me 10 the Prat4r sag'e
Jug nj III clock, 10 try pair of Hnna' ''l.
Horses, which intenGed 10 purchase ea'i'a
Inc horses acre hafnessed IN nv
I ana al inc appointed hour WAS a, Z,r,9asf.
SKIS door. On entering, | VAS m., UNIV
valet, who told me that the Count .as hs
up. How =! mol up" exclaimed -- wv ,
IN bed before midnig hr--a lazy fe,,o. ahi
III soon rouse him " entered hi,
and found his curtains closely dr.,sOsI.
Come, come, Zaratowskl,' said | =
means Tbs i.hope you are not m ~ IA, ,'
raised his head from tho pillow, and No
hts hands across hi, eyes as # TO dash N's
'ear' ne exclaimed, " Alas my dear fsu's.'
Why b'u ioost taPe Conn -
|, =" What ais you? What meIancboI ,e.nmt1
has revived me memory of your father a. '', 81,
moment Come. come. The horse, ,r. ''s
door" " My dear friend, > replied no a ~ Tie
NO dream. but d SAL reality-I lost ,,,
lions last nLshl." " Zaradowsk,. .,@ "'
mad - tell golS. you ara in bed vhs.' you
left yon last ought. eKtnguished the Gal.
myself before went away-Are YOU d.. as
ing or asleep - Neither, my friend hn
am awakened from sleep which could =.
have wished had been my last. L
Count - called on me after von ''
away. The candles were lighted, we nh
the whole ugh, and lost two millnas!ea
ronbes, for which IN y have my bills =,
yanced 10 the window, and on d,aw,ng a.,
the curtain. saw the chamber strew.I
cards. A few short hours had compIersg ~.
| ruin Of the unfortunate Young man NJ
dear Count, SAID | in all probability ,4s
merely jok", Intended TO irighten Won
| cohiorted. They cannot surely, intend ta,1,
you n this way will 60 10 them immed,af,
~. They cease II be my friends, if they b...
tate for one moment to adopt the con,s.
which honor dictates
In few minutes | was at Zs"*, loao;n..
| endeavored, by every possible arrum,nl ,,
prevail on him TO rriinqlish his unjust clam,
ntfHH
ensne TO himself il the affair should reach n.
ear, ofihe Emperor. whose aversion 10 oan;o,
was we'll known, and who, sad, would IN
dohbiedly make some signal example, for he
purpose Of checking the practice among bls o.
| hcers. But all my endeavots TO brinp him
10 sense of justice were nnayaiine H.
ridItuled what he termed my sentimental ma
/ thos, and concluded by expressing ths hnne
| that would give him chance oil winning NV
currlcle and pair of Hungarian horses, in @bicl
case, he observed, should have an opportu
nifty of preaching for IN, self. Indignantly
! left him
From the office | went 20 The diplomslist
| whom found, if possible, still more devoid o,
| fe'hng. He made a long speech to prove to
mn thai moth ing was more honest and honora
BILE, than 10 rouse young man OF twenty from
| as bed AT mid light, for the purpose of robbnr
| him OF his fortune. Is il worth while N
! AXE so many cords about The loss of A few
| Damma hkios n said ne. We have claim
| ants here for thrones which have been lost IN Ar
nnlncky game hut do You think their appeals
viii be listened to 7 You ssw the gentleman
who LEFT me just as you entered that was the
! Natquis Big oIo H. has comr here 10 su.
for he independence Of Genoa. He is amba,
sador from the expiring republic, and here u,
the energe'i c protest which he intends to sd-.
dress the Congress. You may read i bul IA
| spite of all his logic, Genoa vii be gwen 10
| Piedmont. The winner must have the WIN
| nings. Venice, with all her ancient wisdom.
has disappeared. The Adri.tic hos not sWa
| lowed hrI up but Austria has won her and
Austria ~ II have her Malta socts from lIr
Congress only nct arms and h-r rock but II IS
, snid England has won her, and let England
eep her Pros,ia has won Sa1oey, Sweden.
Norway, amt Russia Poland. All Europe is
NOW at play round n large green table king.
doms are the takes aud diplomatic shake Of
thu dlon may WIN a hundred thousand, two hun
dttd thousand, or million OF Leads' Nby
81 uld not win a few scraps Of paper, when
ortnae is inclined TO favor me - But from
our friend C0uni---' " Psha~! why talk -
M OF friendship Is friendship or even leIa
tionshipe yer taken into account in the winning
OF crowns and sceptres My dear fetIo@,
Figaro long ago decided that &c qui est bono
prendre est bon garden
This hearll IS sophIsly treated with the cor
temp It deserved; and returned scrowfuII'
TO my poor friend Zeradowski, 10 acquHlnl him
with the ill-success OF my endavors 10 serve
him
The result fully verified what had limited
TO L. The Emperor Alexander, who
entertained the greatest dislike OF gaming and
gamcsters, heard the story which indeed made
some noise in Vienna AT the time From that
moment he Withdrew his favor from l.,
who told me, when | subsequently met hin in
Paris, that he would rather have lost hall h's
fortune. than he affair should have happened.
and that he SHOULD always regret not having
followed my advice, when urged him TO az
range II.
Count Zaradowski and Count B''' met AMI
fought with swords Zaradnwski wounded
his adversary, but he was sentenced only to
small hne. How yer, Alexander never for
gave him, for, on the Counts application |" be
attached To the Russian embassy 10 Florenef'
the Emperor coupled his refusal with the io''
lowing observation -
In consideration ofthe services rendered 10
our august mother, by your father, Count Oar
adowsk. pardon the Indecorous preSump
ton of your request
The Russian for paper money. :,
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