Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30

jsiion- irudin's Charge against thangnrnier and Gu
ruigndc- Theatrical, dc, dc.
,'rI, III. Exhibition is marvellous exposition of cvi
x.ion The opening glorious IN It's asseInD'agc
% intellect, beauty, elegance, ana the gorgeous mas
., ircra Of arr and now after the lapse o. several days
ul examination and critical investigation, must Can
dy confess tina: there gems 81 surprising merit 50
layisiy spread o!ih that the combination SURPRISES Inc
most rxtara deans of the Imagination There Is r."
nr charm in wandering beside the crystal "
;ra Grant cSocF, the halmy air kisses the cheek and eye
anI capvacd with sights and SOUNDS redolent I"
nccrv and music And to-day especially was one OF those
exquisite days which t"ce even te iios e!ucrant hptoa
The sun ;.b,vc rnrIcuaed--he wind whispering words
If rrn. au flowers enter the AREA palace" and ABOVE
y,.r head waves thr ancient cm stuped with The impress
If rcrsaiinns TIE anscpt IS before yOu, rising aoit IN
il seems 20 kiss the ble irInancnl; and under lis am
c caopy are groups OF siatnary crimson cover seats
fiaGrau: cNces soothing fountain and them such love,
lncss unl feature, framed and set OFT in graceful
g!rnrr that is seized with deep emotion, and recalls
rrvd dcuns Of youth w:en first he pondeed over me
,4=. Of acI. Ny previous letter conveyed an ooihe Q!
the nuGuliis ceremony, and the disposition OF The va
i.9us products there exposed 49,
The Jew days that lave elapsed have been diligently i'm
proved ay those contributors who unable 10 complete
their arrangements by the prescribed days. ana even se
Russia IS aI,.t bllak save few exquisite vases ana
specimens ri and a:'ps rom The CAuc"s''' pot
stronger lhln the utucrars chains 10 It's frozen et m
products of Northern Europe. America q. al! iote2h VA"
lions may 10 az ii having furnished within the m' ihc
.nust complete. branch al the exhibition 1t - slsnn!Ico '
the perfect or. and ss.!ica,on which prevail, ana Sony
opgi 10 one u!ecinn namely, that with the abundant stores
80 pros: scattered throughout the wide spTcac Vi
of art and nature were limited There is yet time 10 rec
W The omission and relieve the American department from
this rcpcoaci France has yet much TO perform, ihoueh
even now one is fascinated with the byouerte-diaoh"s
ras ribbons Scripture paintings and porcelain so lavish
Is iisolavrd One wreath Of diamonds, valued III many
thousand, draws many female eye o@t Inc oian?n' pa
Ii is puced ON Iron pedestal near the transet COW
cred by a small glass shade, and the shade Is Gov
cred wi;h lofty cage golden colUed bas while police
man stands guard the precious gem The great
value OF this diamond demanded extraordinary precautions
aux! those were secured by introducing mechanism within ie
pedestal Whereby should seize the bars oil inc cage
10 force them Open the Kohl would instantly disappear
Striking down into the metal shalt
II is absolutely impossible convey brief sketch Of
hc many articles If SURPRISING worth which sire" your pain
on ever though each country exhibits some specimen
TO which visirers rungthu Italy furnishes TWO superb
pictures in Mosaic and they alone worth voyage rom
uur shores Austria boasts marble figure yelled, so dell
cutcy fashioned that You discern the features oeiea 'e
veil and pause and wonder al the SIKH OF Inc arS iefe
stands the lovely female figure, calm, cold ana motoness
70, every outline of the face is clear and papaoe, though
owe, all Is spread tile transparent veil OF marble SUITE Oh
ROOMS furnished after the Austrian fashion, win in'ad oo.
richly decor, ted and painted ceilings and furniture elaborate.
v carved are attractions When passed through
the nr.; for the Illustrated Ners was busy engaged sketch
n the forms 10 transfer them 10 the sheets OF mat journal
where you may them, with many other marves now
in process production The workmen OF Prussia OF austr
France dressed in their respective national
bsly occupied preparing cases ana frames 70 receive 'e
vet unnchcd foods The contributions OF the Lovereln
cassed together and wander amid the ingenious pro-
ducrions Of Dresden Berlin, Saxony WurtumbeIg and Ia
OF stained glass of rare er coloed glass
obs and uns and those decorative tournaments Tor
which The Xoilrerein are removed.
The mLcrsc!l um of Germany has not been Omitted ana
samples are shown cyincing the ingenuity Of the artists In
mc,lscaums alone there must he many hanhecs IN Tue
of Some of them superb pipes and are av
ishIv and extensively ornanented have been a9rceaoy
with respect the crowds anticipated IL Is
true the galleries you may look down upon moving
thousands ranging through the different departments but no
urc or Inconvenience experienced and thus you
can estimate the huge proportions oil the palace lester-
day especially being and balmy and such relief TO
the "a cold weather drew forth unusual mass OF visersi
where there the slightest soppage or delay Ear,
" the dav la Duchesse dOrleans the Como de Paris and
Ia nchessc de Ncmours passed through the French depart
men They received with profound respect The lines
opened corege formed and the lifted mats saluted
them. La Duccssc dc Nemours is very lovely woman
tall rather thin with marked features and clear complex
ion She wore light white gauzc bonnet very much spread
in front The old Duke Of Wellington is constant attend
AMI, dressed in his little short cloak he goes peering about
and ,uls,g himself. The Queen comes occasionally
She regrets fancy having excluded the exhibitors the first
day and make amends for needless net OF in
cviIy No one can explain why srch apprehenSons were
felt about the pcrccabc Inauguration. All SORTS Of rumors
circulated menacng every form OF danger. Very many
letters the Queen warning her not to attend
Tn,v were dvcrcd 5ut they influenced the ccremonal
for instead Of proceeding in slue she proceeded with but
pair Of horses 10 her carriage Inc precautions against
an tmcac rioting very formldablo-poice literally
about the building ana booes o troops arc Kept Oh
hand in the vicinity.
4 state bali given the other evening, and then two
Thousand assembled the OCCASION, Including the eHe OF
the English and foreign arstocracy There are to DC one 81
more levces and druwngrooms An absurd incident TOOK
place previous levee Lord Cough, the Indian soldier
was there II nmateL him that the Queen wished
to speak him He brought forwards she held out ho
hand which The old TOOK in his instead OF kissing
She nrcd with his stupidity and remarked aloud: SIS
il possible be So ignorant OF equeltcF Talk
ing Of Cough reminds the OF another Indian gencra-Sir H.
Smith deep in the kllr war lie did not stand high
n India, though he made mastery movement when he
Joined Sir H. Litter in face oil superior Sikh force, losing
al! his bngga@r. The ir will be 10 England what
Algeria F.nrean aable devourer Of blood and
gold The Kanr, fight well. and excel the whites in craft
They prowl about camp, aud often shoot down with
hundred yards OF the sentry An officer recently from
of uprralons mentioned an anecdote 10 which
will explain you character Of the quantity
cattle guarded by scntrir placed nil round the enco
SIRE; during the ngnt ka ir crawcd in and uttered one
OF their Internal screums,he cattle got inriaed broke
bounds dashed away the kat chung TO one Of them and
got clear party u Dragons instantly sndded and rode
after them, the cattle had been hurried oil fifteen miles
before they overaken The troops deest the service
South Africa and Sir II. Smith is spoken Of conIempu
nusir
The parliamentary is but repetition Of the Oft told
:ar Ona defeats and questionable VIC
tories. Tn" prestige OF is fading away from Lord
John Russc!s banners and he Is snubbed by every tyo
Statesman The Times seeks for the declining
JpHIit. OF the minister By untornbng expression
the Dukes that tho Reform bill would destroy the rotten
pr0ugls and substitute class OF independent members
quite cabinet influence coercion That idea
be accepted solution Of the present question: for The Re
form bill passed years Since-certenly long before the
election OF the pcsen, house Lord John rode at the
summit Of tie until within the last year. The Times
unwilling 10 admit the cause OF the decnyng popularity
Of the cabinet; but the saloons of the Reform Club the
cause openly discussed and that is the Of agcuu-
raj protection 1t is curious watch and listen the Ian
guagc OF member who happened have down the
country and his constituents He is longer the
and domat!c of the He hns had pal
able and nnistakaulc evidence OF declining wealth and
constituents He feels and concsses that the bat
Il. tho Corn laws be foug again and this time ii
be presumed that Irish members will remember that Ire
and, being manufacturing country, she only pros
per under protection Lord Stanley is by nxiOus
or retirement Of the whga His time is the autumn
that period he will be in position accept the responsible
lilies u Prime Minister. In tho meantime, he will be found
sustaining them. The law lament the loss Of cx.
Chancellor Intelligence has that Mr. Pppys
Earl Of Cot,cnum died Pietru-Santa, in the Duchy
Lucca the 18th ut. His dcclnng health forced him re-
nuuish the office Chancellor last June and he oly sank
from that period until his death.
In French political circles, recent statement of the
Prcsss, above the OF Mr. Emile de Gardn, has slim
ard curiosity. Giradin declares that in March, 1915
Gen Changanier proposed Ledru Ron then Minister
the Interior that if he, tho General permitted to take
700 his selection, he would invade Engllnd
rcvuuionze this country Girardn further ntimales that
Cava.nac and Chungarnier intrigued together bring
,bouta dictatorship Ii either of such accusations be true
how profoundly corrupt is the whole system Of European
politics
The theatrical worlds substantially represented by host
Of performers of the highest merit, and the houses
hrongrd every night Her Maesys theatre boasts Sonap