The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-02-05

Inc maiden name of this woman was Rose
Anha hilbert She was born October 24tb 1910
III me city OF Dublin, Ireland She was rorr;od
IN her sixteenth year to q Lieutenant J,nos 90
the British army in India from whom sbe ros
subsequently divorced, Oh account of hon, c,;,.,i
MAJ intimacy with Captain Lennox. After bcr
ut'erce she assumed the Spanish name of Lola
Moitez, took up the career of n do1g,,,ee md
mace her appearance on the boards of . Iondo
theitre Her success was INCOMPLETE and sbo
posed to Paris, where her beauty and dorino
introduced her to the journalists in the nay of
LOUIS Philippe. With one Of these individu,1s
NJ DuJard:n, she formed a connection viii
was severed by the Death of that writer in !.
duel. Lola then quilted Paris. and took mn her
residence at Berlin, where she endeayored on n
fe'ew uay TO break the line of gendarmcs who
kept OF the line of spectators from the king and
snDte policeman with her riding whip. For
tbs offence the king could not with any show Of
aerency imprison her, so he ordered her out of
russia She then proceeded to Bavaria, where
She ran career of splendid shame for two wears
and Il half. The king made her his mistress
butt her gorgeous palace, endowed her with n
vast estate, and gave her patent of nobility
under the name and style of the countess Of
Lmdsfeldt. But she played such terrible tricks
with his people, and carried every thing before
her with such high hand, that the Jesuits.
whose intriguing influence at Court she had
shattered and destroyed, and to whom she had
thrown down the gauntlet of defiance, set their
machinery in motion for her overthrow. The
ff.li in fhn .
tector the king, and in her own ruin and exile.
She departed to Switzerland, whittier she was
followed by her infatuated lover, the aged and
banished mon rch Why they again separated
Is mystery, which has never been cleared up
She appeared y few months later in London
where she made the acquaintance of Lieutenant
George Trafford Heald, who became SO infatuated
with her fascinating beauty and manner, that he
at once offered her his hand, and they were pri-
vateiy married. The friends Of Mr.. Heald in
dignant at such n connection, cndeavored to set
aside the marriage, and smucgled the young
bridegroom off. Lola started in pursuit over
took and brought back her husband, horse
whipped him for consenting to the fight, and
then kicked him adrift. She then proceeded to
Paris, where she lived faster than her income
would permit, plunged her creditors and half
the beau world into the most hopeless despair,
and then slipped off to Spain, whittier her fame
had preceded her. Arrived in the Spanish CAPT.
tai, she accepted three weeks engagement rs
u danseuse at the opera, and then, recruited in
purse, went to Naples. Portugal, ETC., and finally
returned to Paris, paid up her debts and then
shipped herself to the United States. In figure,
Lola is rather kump, and of the middle height;
Il pale, dark complexion, the lower part of the
features symmetrical, the upper part not so good,
owing to rather prominent cheek bones, but set
OF by pair of unusually large blue eyes with
long black lashes
IMMIGRATION INTO TEXAs.-Day after day it
comes in increasingly. Whenever we step to the
doors or south windows Of our office, looking out
upon the square, We see trains of wagons, hal
ted until supplies are purchased and inquiries
made about the country and the roads. Upon
the southern lines of travel through the State,
as we hear, there is the same ceaseless stream,
ever moving-a sort of Mississippi of human
LIE, pouring its current by various debouches
into our State. Assuredly, the increase of our
population this year must be very great.