Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-10

iug OF them ,s the following, which according to the
Duke OF 0rcaps:--"I envy the fate of the Duke of
Orleans. II" Is beloved by the people; and the wis
dom Of his conduct will farce the arstocrucy to love
him also. lie will pnt an end to the troubles aud
miscr,es of the people"
We copy the following extraordinary article from
the Liverpool Journal of Jan. 9, 1891
SINGULAR BIarH.-A poor woman, IN the vicini-
ty OF Winchester On Tuesday safely delivered
OF twins united To each o,hcr precisely in tho
manner as the celebrated Siamcsc youths, who have
excited such curiosity IN the metropolis.
TAXING FRENeii LEAvE.-A letter f;ow Calais
states thti MIR III and Mrs Il. made their es-
cape from the prison oi that town, few days ago
IN rather curious innnncr. Mr. II. having anno,in-
ced hts intention II celebrating hs birth-dav in-
vtcd the gaoler aud his wife 10 partake OF a bowl
of punch u friendly way aud tho polite invitation
was acknowledged aud accepted in the cour-
teouS manner. Mr. Ii. con rived, secretly, TO mix
quantity OF lutanum with the punch, aud his
guests drank SO deeply. that in short time they
were utterly unconscious o! what was passing around
them The lady and gentleman made the best ad-
vantage of the opportunity aud raiimg the keys from
the gaulers g'rdic, they packed up all ,he luyuuye,
even to The !adys birds. and u cat, aud departed,
nothing 10th, from their late resting place, leaving
u card under the gaoers nose. on winch was writ
ten, 'Gdieu, nam anna, rcrJir Not satisfied with
escaping, they locked the door of the prisvn after
them, aud threw the keys away, and then FASTENED
to an hotel, and It beng eleven O'Clock at night,
the time when the Paris diligcnceS usually arrive,
they were taken for passengers. |; may be suppos-
ed that the gaoicr was IN sad conservation when
hn found ont tho slippery trick h,ch had been
played upon him. and the whole town was set III
motion, but the evil could not be rcmcdcd for
though tn, mY'mIons OF the Police were despai> he'd
IN all directions both horseback and on foot the
iugItves contrvcd To pass the frontiers and il Is
supposed that they safe IN Belgium. The
goaer says he shall DC very cautious of English PR
suncrs III !Uturc.
The Common Council OF London have determined
-, ~ Al
cribcs the great fire IN 1866. to he Roman Catho-
lies. The Common Council docs right. Every IN
ellgrnt reader of English history is satisfied tina,
Che inscription, Is historical lie.
I'VE fc:.:cmber' says the editor Of the London
Morning Chronicle, dec. ed IA sanctiticd sta 70
coach proprietor, of tho Belle Salvage whu from
rel gious scruplcs, would his horses OF Sun
day; he hired those of a less Pous neighbour, and
iimcIcd that ho thereby saved his conscience and
rcpu alton With his brethren"
The whole sea-coast ct Ireland from Sligo To GALWAY a,
fahe. South threatened with an appalling fam
me- III consequence of the failure of the potato crop.
been ahom, 81 100000,
The British Government sail lose 6oOOl year by ,le
suspension Of coaches between Manchester Liverpool oc
chsIoned by the Rail road.
From the London Morning Herald
Tue ''N>rorroo," CHILD On Friday Angus, the a,h we
paid n vrsi, to tire bazaar il Oxford street, TO This exa
ordinary spout o nature TINS child engaging girl
abou, three years old The color her eye IS pale Blue
and on the is 90 circle round 'hei pupils, inscription
NAPOLEON ENPIPEJ'R
EFlPEREUR NAPOLEON
may be traces the above sized letters although all the
'rt are not equally VISIBLE, the NAP and
mp being the dnc,.-rhe OF
almost white aud FIRST sight OF child they appear like
rays which MAKE tie eye appear vvacou aud sparkling The
accuracy oil the Inspections much assisted stiffness
INC cyc on t. beng directed upwards, object
ceiling OF the &c; and aid The several letters
may be traced W itn the naked
ms eject IS aeoougted fGF by the ohd's mother en- ney
nog at frank piece of Nnpolcaus which was given 10 her
ny e oroheT previous long absence; and this
during her pregnancy, Inns prouced anrnrsnc, -
was visible at the chds br and has increased ih her
growth
The Dey of Asers good deal Of curiosity
among the ladies OF the vnupuOns pia he has
as hrs abode and where he keeps ms scclu
sion which the NcapoiHan danes know make
of They go to visit the Dey, who and
offers them perumed snuff letter by AN English
lady OF rank dated Naples Oct 20 say"The Dey Al
gers has lately sent back thirty of his Alters When
they arrive there they look hens all nut in
sacks and thrown into the because who Ina
been promoted To the honor OF being the bride of Dcy
allowed TO be by any man. The thy IN
question are fshi"ly Ugly very dirty, and then fate IS rot
much regretted The Dsy, when ne angry with any of his
people, immediately orders coffin Being once if ANY
one were dead he answered "No but few minutes there
will be one without head"