Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

I.nny Lind gave 81, 200 instead OF ei'OoO' whoo
, ,he n rse Orphan Asyiums oil our '', :, .
~ a,,s ,oIs that tie Male Orphan Asylum -. uo
,,;,,;o, Of the 81 100, receive on, Wv d ,,i,b
,,o..,,. Asvlums would have SAW each' sue nd
o, pleasing nairet; az charncte's". s. ,,,d
80 t.lng that she did not undefs'ah" WY ~ 4,.o,od
-, h,ys ~ much as the girls Shc, cohse .sv
ha. .oc-e,,ry TO hand s4oO 10 eae' "a WV
uns - de,;ohted 10 meet with
cor,,a,rot-lhc very polite ana ,h., ho,a,
luS,yed,"-who has been vaiuaoi' a.. .. . .o,-
-. ,,,,,d,,ion. II gave him as much pleu'u' - .'
from - .a tongue with his distinguished country
verse " err, nersop for Is years. that ne has seen IN
n,".S.,,d n hold colloGuy in tho Swedish iansus
orewhat anxious about the voyage OF 'as I's'
,hs Wilmington boat TO Charleston OH ounua'
~, Wa .Dent the night with oacheioi nien1 - ~.
blew "grea, guns, and the snug man',0"
'o.n' hsszs The storm did some little damage IN
.ru,nino few trees and rolling up some TN TOOLS
like SCROLL We fear that it was very violent a. ''a'
TN ,,d.,vor soon TO find room for the conflicting
10 tho Press of Gov. Floyd's special message o.
n;,,i with the frs, complimentary article IN 'a'uiuay
i which dssen,s from The recommendation pf'neipai
J. n the limo and order for carrying II ou'' ouhoay
Union says OF IL: ,
r,, condemn because II Is not strong enough
c,os becnuse il goes far; ano as Pialny as We
~. observed not a single paper estimates ,io 800
nave oosei' IN be It's real merits. We took occa-
sion Yesterday TO express our Views ~ iu w M =, - 49,
and perhaps need scarcely 90 more az s,in sysn,
ooay National Convention may become altogether
ndispensabe and although We disagree US 70 lhe me anu
the order calling IT, stu we tmnA 'a' orn bo s s'
ncred in aliona and discreet manner In making inc re-
recommendations he has done in his message we shdh luke
in our paper, 10 ADVERT 10 lhese u
criticisms his message, and 70 snow nut aho w
m reach of ali The censures that have been 30 eeiy oes-
,nYsd mon them The motives Of Gov Floyd we know
Wv ,s and his wisdom Ia by so questionable as
hs adyersares suppose we sna explain our Views
az large on tuesday upon this suhlect.
THE Southern Press dgets and bustes as 1t feared the
of Virginia proposed 10 aoanoor ,s s -
oarded as manifesto Of such detection we must confess
man anpears TO be possessed by the genius OF
who can draw from THIS message uuy ou9n i"'e"' we
should infer the very contrary
Of signal for agitation and treats altogether unnecessa-
~ as the question in dispute Is "alrsddy setled Our
worthy neighbours wsh Is father to the thought Happy
would il be for the country if 1t were already settled but
such is not the fact Much Ia TO be done TO inns end ana
although we do think the project OF Gov Floyd Is the
most ADVISABLE yet satisfied such was MS hope and
design when he submitted il to the Judgment OF the Legsa-
ure We award all credit TO his purpose aud believe nose
who assaiI can readily censure than approve MIN 10
the wrong.
The Norfolk Herald and n. Y Express spprove OF Gov
Floyd's special me ssage admirable
sssS-
JENNY LIND AND WASHINGTON POLITICIANS.
Tho Washington correspondent of the N. Y Globe writes
the following:
Mdle Lind Is being quite much worshpped here as in
Boston and New York From The Presidents family down,
everybody who is "anybody In the world OF fashion, has
been 10 coll on her-Clay Father Rtchie Webster Cass,
and ly other dgnaes OF the land having been seen IN her
train She s7en, portion of yesterday al Mount vernon,
ACCOMPANIED by her musical family. and the family OF Col
Spa,on the former Mayor Of Washington, and whe there
The lady Of her host Mrs John Washington presented her
with book from the library, in which George Washington
had traced hi. own name hear from one OF the party
that she appeared perfectly familiar with The points OF great
est interest in Washington's remarkable career
She spent yesterday evening al the PRESIDENTS mousse
where small social party was given In compliment 20 ner
In 6ne she has completely led captive well nigh all the great
men now conpreeaed at the of Governmen ss THE
crowd elsewhere verv if this young girls head fails 10
be turned after this nothing disturb the balance Of her
character I hear that Miss FILLMORE went in person 10
invite her and her suite attend at her fathers last
evening. The Young uns laughing with great good
ceiling however al The sentimental friendship which has
undoubtedly sprung between Mile. jenny and Farmer
Richie who proves possess uvcny enough TO have cut
out all others She coons him hugely, TO thu evident
Of half dozen pgs OF the very latest fashion,
who being bent on making impression upon her. were Ia
Ken ell abacs on finding Father r. young enough handsome
enough lively enough, witty erough-n hae captivating
enough 10 s,en way OF divinity for the time
being But Father H-ha H. indeed, man 10 thousand.