The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-03

rise; if it should to any degree, the con.
sequences may be very disastrous.
A meeting of our citizens was held a
few days since to make some arrang-
ments to relieve the necessities of the
poor of our town. A committee was ap-
( pointed to attend to them during the
winter, and funds raised to the amount
OF about $50: which we think will be
sufficient TO afford relief to all in need.
We have but few in our midst that are
not, under ordinary circumstances, able
to provide comfortable liying-hu.
the winter having set in unusually early,
and with eXtIen.c s..tIiv, f. und some
entirely unprcpared. PETER.
Correspondence ofThe Cecil Whip.1
ActtcI from, New Work.
Tile Forrest Case--DeaM Of Miss CaslmQn-
BGrnum'S Wusenm-- Lola Mlafeg-Jegng
Li@d's Letar~ 10 Sueden-- Tie ini.ia. ion Cars
tai Palaee, &c.
NEW York, Dec 81, 81.
Mr.. ErIToR:-We are in something Of Il !iu,e
excitement ewing 10 Tic feeling ORIGINATED hy
the Forrest divorce Case. is detail. aIc in
ever! boiys mouth. v With The whole cyi l,ncc.
as HE trial progresses, as published in The ne W.
papers, an are lhHiIlar. Some OF ii Is truly
disgusting, and there i. but little Of il that Il, -,
not sh,w, in the most melancholy manner, how
II mans home may be dtscciaitd III his absence
by pretended friends, how his quiet hearth NAV
be lie the scene Of licenlious orgies. and h, "
The very pulse Of his domestic life. if not tainted
Win The inslilous poison Of fashionable inipnlN
may he made To CULVER and trcnlble with he
vIr'lent absorptiOnS Of fashionable irregulari-
ties.
1t is said that Charlotte Cushnan is deal.
She IS an American ACTRESS Of grtat rcrulari :.
and having been TO England aud surccrdca
there, has ANA Sod some thirty or forty II on and
dollars. They 'ay She run n"tul. in l,rEt.I
inoriilcalun IN: Il d ana death. ii 1t he lrup,
SHr mas i"ll n'ott'i. lister ami brother. Tie
sister is married III lngland to a nan Of weolth.
She was woman Of great genius. ma! culinr in
her conduct, appearance and manners a good
wlilcr,a capital manager. and must have been
about 81 or 80 years age.
Barnun's Museum in Philadelphia. was burn
ed to the ground last evening. II was sold IL
MIR. Hrcrner, about six months ago. who rail.
we near, some ~2i, 900 cash, AMI lave II mott
gn"e lur abou' 10000 more. We believe II nj
he is utterly ruined hy this confederation. Bar
mum, we hear, was fully insured. He is entire
Iy too Shrewd 10 run any unnecessary risk in
such matters.
Lola Monies the late chcrc Gmie cf the KIM
OF Bavaria, and WHO was imported as star for
the Broadway theatre as IA dancer. las ut,crl,
iaIleI here. The house was pretty full Of vii /
young men, IT." first night, but very lew ladies'. .
The next night the theatre was most empty; she /
is no dancer Of consequence. and her stocking
bad character so offended the neral sense ofour
community. she could not atirnrt
Jenny Lind has dropped all her concerts, ana /
takes passage for Sweden Immediately. News
Of her mothers death is the cause. II affects |
her deeply and She refuses all consolation.
The imitation Chrysal Ialace proposed 10 be
erected TN Madison Square, las been repuliatcd |
by the nci.hborhood. There Is II hoauliIul |
Panorama here, however, Ct The Worlds Fair, |
a most complete and interesting work. that is
general attention. We were DELIGHT,
ed with is last evening. The weather is quite |
warm and foggy. O.S. /