Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
skEfen oF BARON RornsenIEn.

10 Miss RusfoN.-D Def3asHife.Stfazt.
February Il, fs3l:-Meyaslerday dined
nt llam lloase 10 meet the Rothzahills.
and very amusing twas. lie (Rothsehial
told Us his life aud adventures. lie Was
the tllifd son Of the bunker at Frankfort.
There was mol, he said, room enough
for Us all IN thu city. | dealt III Eng.
llsh goods. One gfeat tfader e.na there.
Who Ind tue market To himself he W.
quito the great INN, and he did Us In.
yor If he sold Us goods Somehow | Of.
Tended him, and he refused to show me
his patterns. This was on a Tuesday. |
said 10 my father, 1 Will 90 To England.
| could sneak nothing hul German On
the Thursday | started. The aeafaf
| got 10 England, the cheaper goods Were.
As soon as | rot 10 Manchester ! laia
out all NY money-lhines were 50 cheap.
and nude good profit. soon found lhal
there were three proiils-lhe faw maIefi.
ala The dyaiag, and The manufacturing
! sud 10 the manufacturer, 1 VII supply
yon With The material aud dye. md y1u
supply me with manufactured aadaz. -
! eoi Ihreu profits instead Of one, and |
could sell goods cheaper linn auybodp.
In short time, nude my twenty thau.
.aad iuta sixty. Ny sueeess aIl TUNED on
one mazim. SAID, | can do Wlat m.
alhaf MN eani and 50 | am mafeh Ion
the man with The patelns, and for MI the
fesl oi them. Auoihef hefad4aala#r | had
| Was m oli.baud man. | nadr a lar.
gala n once. Nhea | MS settled IN
London. the Easl lndIa Company had
eight hundred thousand pounds Of gold To
sell. | went 10 the sule. and bought IT
al. | knew the nuke Of Wellington
mus hafa II | Ind bought efeat aaaY
ot his hills Al n discount. The govern.
menl sent for me aud sad they must hafc
Il. " hen they had got It. they did not
lnow how 10 get Il Ia Portugal. IN.
deftook al that and sent II through
ignee. and thal was the best business |
esef did Another maAIm on winch he
seemed 10 place great fehanee Wa, nee.
ef 10 have any thiug 10 do with an un.
lucky plaee, Of IN unlneky man. 1 have
seen. said he. many clever mea-gefy
clever mea-Wha Ind not shoe Ia iheif
feel. / never aet with thsm TheIf ad.
wee sounds very vel. hnl fate Is asaInst
tluzmi theg eauaOt get ON themselves. how
can Iheg dogo9d iofmeH BY aid Of lhase
naNlms he has acquired three millions
ol money. i hope, said -, that
your children are not too fond Of money
and business, 10 the exclusion OF more
important things. nm sure you would
not wish thatH i am sure should wish
TINT, said Roth.emld i wish them 10
giyo mind, and soul, and heart, and body.
and everything, to business that is the
way 10 be happy. Ii requires IA great
de.l OF boldEess, and great deal OF eau.
uon, 10 make a great fortune, aud when
you have got II, IL requires ten times ~
much wit TO keep IT, Ii | were 10 lisieu
toall the projects proposed to mc. should
ruin myself very soon. Stick TO one bus.
mess, young mnn, said he, to Edward:
stick 10 your brewery aud may be the
great brewer OF London. De brewer
and banker aud a merchant, aud a man.
uiaeturer and you will soon be in the
Ga2eltc One ol my neighhofs is IA very
Iil-iempcrcd man; he tries 10 wax me. and
has huill great place for swine close to
my walk. SO, when | 20 out, hear
inst guni, grmi-sguHuk, squeak; but
tbs docs mo ro harm, I am always in
good humor Sometimes, 10 amus my.
sell, ] give n bcgghraguincn. lie thiaks
IL is a mistake, aud ior fear should lind
II ON, OF he runs as hard as ha can. /
adyi-e you 10 give bsggar guinea
someinacs-it is very amusing. >" lThc
above is extracted from the recently pub.
lished biography OF The late Sir r. + Bux. |
ton The letter was written by that
gentleman.