Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18

Nat. I,teHigeneer.
Tisii Mss .ffoag .uOy. the Chinese Ladg-HAviug
received very polite card OF invitation. wnen la CHI,
characters. from Miss Along Moy, desiring sp-i,
interview before she made her appearance in publ
repaired ia duty bound. het residence, No PAX
Place pay respeetsn lutn to iricale Ler
her safe arrival om the celestial empire. We we've
Determined to the best foot foremost and Ia how het
that we are not quite uneivzed AMI such aibroas
VsnJas she perhaps had been taught 10 believe by the
grea, pa'lreb OF her country, COnJ" chez (Coniucius
Large gilt letters in Chinese either id. the doc,
Gated her dwelling and presented rather novel and
tanly not uspe ssng contrast te bras plates an
bell handles ot the bourgeose in the neghLo,lioJL We
were receivsl with ci,iy by Capt. Obcsr. unde
whose protection she IL, and who ushcrrd imuedate,
into the apartments which lac has so beautifully itn,sh
ed Ia ChnoiSe Tor her accommodation. We might have
imagined ourselves almost Peknnong hut the .,h
dazzling colors aud elaborate workmanship al Chinese
niure and ornaments were TO be seen lamp. o the 81
gorgeous construction hanging down from ceiling aud
the heat OF which. when lighted in motion number
oil curious images porcelain filled with cxqucly
beautiful hjwers--iacquered tables. covered. with gold
ornaments IN relicfoto mans cushioned chs,s models
OF unks ana pagodAs, at the wdows spread
with hguies oil birds, and nIwers snd panings a, might
vie with the colors oil TITAN, steel mirrors guitas aud
work boxes in prouson; in Short the most ieci,os ar
rangeinen Of superb objects brought purpos.y for
Miss Mays chambers, reminding OF the compliment
which Napoleon delicateiy paid Maria Louis when
ON her arrival al Paris on her she u,nd the
ucal furniture, down TO the very bird cage, she had
her bouor in her palace of Schoenbrunn at Vienna A.
Miss Along hoy had not yet completed her toilette which
we Understand consumes about hours (hnk of that We
fashionable danes OF GohaD svai,d ourselve Of the
interval and OF Capt OOeas poiieness. ,mne the in
teresng objects above mentoned which form perfect Chi
nese museum, alone worth double the price of At
length her ladyshiP announced presented
In the rich costume OF Chinese ladyan outward mantle
oil blue silk. sumptuously embroidered and yellow silk
Pantaeites from beneath the ample folds which pe eped
her tiny little feet not ovcrJ0ur inches ia H. the hole
Oh the curious shoe included Her hea has portion OF
jet black hair, combed upward from ne al aud
brunette temples, and filled The top with bou a., ar
nhea h'wers and large gold pins which dress suppose
VIII be henceiorward quite the tom Mis- Moy mo
tionless almost Tor time smiling eracously but scarce
ly inclning her head more than Mandarin image while
with multiplied bows aud attitudes and gesicu.
tons, seemed quite ludcrousn attempt
Iy polite Her quiet demo aud coposure
quite overpowered u.s. She then walked without much
seeming dliicuiy 10 her cushioned chair pla FORM
and there sat in silent aud quiet repose gaze at She
- short, but rather robust ia stature her fes ur.s are
peasng ner forehead high and protuberant snd her
round anu uii, with two languhing black eyes placed
with the peculiar obiquy OF the angi which cha
erizes the hongodn variety OF the human race from
which THIS people are descended Miss Hoy is as may
be gathered irom the above, exceedingly fdcin eve
with an Interpreters; but doubtless she understand, wei.
the language OF pantone il her young aud spiritual
countensnce does not belle her Those exqusites who
hope 10 make impression this Young ady must he
particularly cautious and delicate in their approaches
she Is, II Is sai, much pleased with country aud not
al all bonesek She passes hor lie at her Ioette or at
her ambour; sleeps much, and eats as e do but ocra.
sonally with chop-sfichs, il is presumed Alter sitting
short time in state she rered.-The exhibition opens this
day al iO A. NJ TO the public. and all the orId will go To
see this noUredme.-JN. York Star.
Mathews, (or Malhias), the Prophet was taken into
Court, at New York, Friday, under expe citation
that his trial would commence. He dressed ia large
brown cloth cloak, lined with pink satin, the collar ol
which were two elegant silver aud gold clasps beautifully
embossed AMI ornamenc ed; green rock coat loed viii,
pink silk, having gold the right side aud silver
stars on the lett side OF The bosom yellow da,a,sk
and dark brown pantaloOn he had worked rues 10 his
wrists, and wore round his waist crimson colouied silk
sash The peculiarly OF his dress together with long
beardy locks wi which his ficc was adorned rendered
him quite groiesque looking object.
Mr 'ern, on the part Of the prisoner, moved for
CONSIDERED rial q i'm.
portsnee TO his Client The evidence Isis would
extenuats the matter OF complaint against the Piisoner in
sister couniy-nanely charge oil murder.
Mr.. Hall followed OH the side.
The District Attorney objected 10 oree,ug with The
trial, on the ground that the dSimc,n as defective
Jesus he TEe baths, XG SsF ~ a not The spirit OF
but the absurdy Of the affirmation would be apparent TO
any rejecting person
The Recorder said the Court woulj take until Monday
to examine the indictment, when The case would DO re-
sumed
The Prophets VILE in company with two oer ladies
was IN Court; aud he held stemporary conveisaloA viii
them with apparent hilsry.
We learn, with deep regret boiler Of one ~ the
Locomotive Engines, built at the mandatory OF Charles
Reedor, OF this city, and intended Ur rie Baltimore and
ONO Kan Road, burst this moIning whilst employed ia
drawing Train Of Burden Cars iiai The Engineer was
killed the spot The fireman was also in
Jured, but, II Is believed, not dangc rously.
We understand that this Engine was the time of the
explosion III possession and under the management al its
owner OF his immediate agent, and was enpIo, cd in
ing its capabilities previous 10 it's acceptance BY the
Rail Road Company.
The conductor OF the train esraped without the smallest
injury baltimore Gazette, .Wop. II.