The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-06

a. M O'C0uev. Basnum. tho ,xhibstss q -
Aztec cAiidrro. and othsg fSuoss men 81 Ne 3sv
6he hss heard aod reed 81 the oses~fs prsSscsss
Of witnesses ia court, IN . css~ psssensanx f,aAssss
sosc~hst parallel 10 her own. end she ks,ss thss
Wy pursuing . similar course. sbs can Individually
es'sbi'sh her claims 10 the rspu,Atssa Of en- sssS
able. ''rsuous b. Oh minded femsis. whs hAs s,s~
deWsted hair'sbrcsdth from tho path n str7A
piornl'ty saj pie,y. B.rsa,s'. csrts6na a ~
great age ani iio,ity a joyce Hsh rss, g~sSs
sufficient, she knows, 10 humbas tho I,Ss,s. law
yea, clergy AMI people o,, tbs bel. a that 49,
ebony cen,enarsa wss tho 'eritshe por.e al W.
ington; aud sho has the ssns dig. oosns s,sr
them In tho casc Of the Aztec children. With su~s
success Sho thsrelors does n,t fol a~y az, ..
doubt in being abba 10 prev, hsrssu pars vss>ss.
by like means
4 have attempted, bet ussu,ce~.fuiiy lsss 10
give you, Within suitabls limits. an ,I-,.s 81 ~
position psos. ecio', popularity spt sol.ev n 200
famous visi.ant tho Countess Of i,sndsf.it TIE
kno~ that. dsr,ess. her claim, 70 ss.ss,,o ~
rt arc simply riicaIou-. 1he hsi.~ giri< "a 90
common theatre haze. mos, Of tasm. 81 good pss-
tensions 10 star !, ~ fir, rate at,ss lola psss
has, but she sapp';ss hisdc6eiency in bss ps,f,sSsa
by her brilliant, and almost universal sttsnw 49,
aided powerfully b. her good gsnors,ship. taot sns
caronic,y, BY which she is able 10 ouih smbas Kss-
oulh, Banum and all ,ho chsFlatsns o. ~, 49,
Her star j. ~ ia yanith How lpog i, nag 80.
main 50, nm mol The prophc, q prcsic,.
o.. BLAs
From the i,o,ton Msi Aprr 81
Md''e Lola Monte- ~ comrsn, ~ita aa Afe.b'sssp
aud II smcrcs"tde gentleman" waited ys.sssasy 6rs
the House OF Correction, whe,s they
teou.y rec.ivc by Captain Robbins sni al ~ h~,ses
the different departments Of ths' model s-a,s suss.<
The Countess instituted many al.ides teis,vs 10 We
mode OF treatment and employment IN the vsrioas
tions of that institution snd exhibited nolit'ir juSsnsss
upon such matters She cxprsssed hersaf highly srssee
with The visit. Captain Robbins also seemed higAov
pleased with the discrimins tion ski and 'nquss1
naOi.cstod by the Countess relative 10 the intuAb
anag cacnt % the affairs III that recrptsc. .: huns
wo,kncss II nay 10 proper Ia this tom fps ~
bcued, Of the souls q Of the o'se Bsn. Pts &C. As.
Common Council IN writing. Es,erm the coDpNasaN ~
yUo may.
,otA aoNrgs A. wARsAv-A csgritIoArs -
CHARACTER.
lirom the Boston Times April
We the following interesting aud we'll .stt
letter to the closest attention Of our reAders u sss
furnished voluntarily to us by The gallant saihH, VIE
during the which he - grsphtssU
describes The writer has held the most honorable paA
tions in Warsaw, beth u, the Judiciary and EsrsNvs
departments OF government -
Bosros, April g. Issk
Sir Epiros-As an exile from Poland sas oas vss
has suffered in tho of liberty, feel the dsspsN
sympathy with Lola Monies, Countess Of Iandsftd, -
the attacks made upon her by Of thu bgoted eng
minded journalists OF this city Those artisiss
sir should rather tend TO ocnsurc in the public mind th
unjust authors, than TO initiate against thu positisu A
an a,is,e o. the honor lady, Of who haA =
generous aud noble qualities OF heart aud who W h0
wit and accomplishments has adorned tho most w.
liant Ot European sof0ns
In America too, with these few and de.p;oabs exec
tionq. she has bcon received with open and hsPtas
arms by This free and happy people quick 10 Heprs-
ciatc genius and talent no matter from what cous4V
they emas.ate In all relations social Arsticl, M1s
Lola Monies has capvscd the hearts u the AmsrSsa
people.
Allow me then, Mr. Editor, who hApsv
to have had the acquaintance Of the lady in fsesi1
aud and who eve witness Of the faets which
about 10 describe to give account Of event In hg
public lifc-the true statemem-whch should oauss ~
blush Of shame TO rise TO The foreheads OF bos wbs have
dared 10 mal'gn her.
Mile Lola Monies. M q descendant from one Of Ne
nOlest families in spain not desDed FOR the pu1is
stage. But cannot always control circumstances s~A
Mile Lola Montes feeling herself capable Of sustaniags
high position IN artistic adopted profession WHICH,
its various departments has been hon0red with reprss-
taycs distinguished for learning talent and snnat
beauty Since that time the lady has mainta aimed her
honorhlc position ia society and has passed uncasA
the btere'' oresl Of an mtische CRITICISM OF rvais
In the splhs of lSi4. when WAS reading in Warsaw,
Mlir Lola M.nics. hcns thea professional ter,
mii;cd in i.,a city To fuG! engagement. Iicr fsanS
had preceded her and she was received with opso
rs The mo, aris,ocrniic OF the ei'r OF Warsaw fhe
nGc~ admired hes. the gentlemen adorod hcr-hes wit
and .nciabilS made universal fayore. Her prog
poets for brilliant engagement were mos differing
when ehc was waited upon by General Abramowic,, a.
rector " puilc aninsrnicn.s The director was the issi
ol Field Marshal paskicwicI. Prince OF Warssw enc
Iuu' ~ frgyan. who in The name VI the Russian Auto
oSercisc- unlimited sway over the u-.an dcninisss
iaw u" .ld seq IL tu Lon aud had semi AbraAowicx
10 obtain Tor him private ini srview She indignantly
his and his masier bascncs both OF The brave soldiers
deter revenge themselves in public manner.
The whole power u nod marshal and gen-ra was
needed 10 got mp plot forum M innocent dorser~.
But The lady not unaware Of her dnager-shs 80
solved 70 prrpa'c Tor il and after Alr,mewics hsd
Threatened her on HE pcr' Of bs prince ,he prepared 10
u. pei the assault
The c,enfol night arrived .ui When he Countess -
pesrtu before splendid audience in Tie great thestresf
alknG ii'r performance INTERRUPTED by the
peatancc OF officer o police who Threatened that
e iid not Immediately proceed to inset the prince wLe
waiting ior her that he would Insult her before the
Whole audience. The lady did not. for momcat los
her presence u mind. With degree Of -corn and
tempt impD .l. Tor to describe she rejected the
proposition and drawing hrr dagger -he exclaimed viii
the greatest energy ~ you nrc 70 approach step
~ certainly A. ! am Lola Notes Ill kill you ths
pot then grstcfnll, turning towards the audience.
lie said .Asa and free Spanard standing here, be-
fore sudcce Of natnn winch was once ndeprnde1ts
and which swas chirorr7ne although have been va
suited. my liberty has been placed IN jsopcr'ty and nS
life in danger declare thai Will with my lite defcud
my rights However much the Poles may be- oppressed,
tliov will lecl and resent this cruelty to injured
man VS. appeal 10 your ehi'airy--i ldacc my per
.onal security aud my life Hntr The protection VI ing
audience. thr citizen, of Warsaw
he effect maee.I-thc audience rose and
h, tl.stie rang with cheers appliance. when QUOT
b. boon restored II found that the officer doubt
,owtd hy The torn u indignant public opinion. had
made HI cape. y lie c'urlua'dhrr beautiful perform
we, without furth interruption. aud reached her rel
IL in .aists. aitct her arrival he arrested
h,,.e Ma. surrounded vtl soldier. she charged
hpf li.t.ls riu docking herself ~ her drawing
enN awaited the is,ne The Disappointed prince did
conhns hs rtNeul" I" her. but arrested and nPr
.oprd several al the Iud,ncr who had been cVnspicu0u.
III paudiu. Uf these nohlcs Of the highesf
rfuk. hau> war srn TO distant dunseon'--m'ny -
Slrra
Thc nev morning NJ" Lola Monies pseed herself
ndrr Tie projections the French flag the spanish Con
vi hsins at,,nf ny nj, mediation She ordered 10
cave Poland j. tren'S ior hours she va transported
n the frontier. her carrissr surrounded by Dragons
rom ~" peril q long rmPr>onmcni psrhaps iroa
lcath j.. "iiv saved y her great energy aud re-
narksble presence ot mimi