Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-05-05

!, Ex-Ministers, shorn Of their splendour. We
have cold Aristocratic impassviiy, faithful
To Isel even IN Tartarus; rabid stupidity, Of
Patriot Corporals, Patrio, Washer omen,
who have much 10 say Of Plots, Treasons,
August Tenth, old Insulreclion of Women.
For all now has become crime, in her who
has lost.
.Antoinet,e, in this her utter aban-
donmeni, and hour of extreme need, is moi
wanting to herself, the imperial woman-
| Her look, they say, as tha, hideons Indict-
ment was resding, continued calm; "she was
sometimes observed moving her fingers, az
when one plays on the Piano." You dis
Germ, not without interest, across that din
Revolutionary Bulletin itself, how she bears
herself queenlike. Her answers are prompt,
clear, often of Laconic breviy, resolution,
which has grown contempluous without
ccasng TO be dIgn'fed, wells itself in calm
words. "4 ou persist then in denial -
"My plan is not denial i. is The truth
have said, and persis, in that" Scandal
Gus Hebert has borne his testimony as 10
many things: as 10 one thing, concerning
Marie -Anloinette aud her lit,le son, ,-where-
with Human Speech had better not further
be soiIed. She has answered Heber,; a
Jurvmsn 5egs to observe that she has not
swered as to this 81 havesno, answer
ed," she cxclaims with noble emotion, '.be-
cause n allure refuses 10 answer such charge
brought agains. a Mother. appeal TO ell
the Mothers that are here" Robespierre,
| when he heard Of it, broke out into some
thing almost like swearing at the british
| blockheadIsm of this Heber,; on whose
| foul head his foul lie has recoled. At four
O'Clock on Wednesday morning, after two
days and two nights Of in,erroga.ing, jury
charging, and other darkening of counsel,
slave you anything to say - The Accus-
ed shook her head, without speech. Nights
candles are burning out, and with her too.
! Time is finishing, and il will be Eternity and
Day. This Hall Of TinvlIle's is dark, i'll
lighted except where she stands. Silently
she wi.hdraws from it, to die.
Two Professions, or Royal Progresses,
Internationally years apart, have often
struck Us with a strange feeling of contrast.
The first is Of a beautiful Archduches and
Dauphiness, quitting her Mothers City al
the age Of Fifteen; towards hope such as
no other Daughter of Eve then had : sOn
"the Dauphiness ierr vTenna. ne wH"'ea
city crowded out; at first with sorrow
which was silent. She appeared: you saw
her sunk back into her carriage; her face
balhed in tears; hiding her eyes now with
| her handkerchief, now with her hands; sew
eraI times putting out her head 10 see yet
| again This Palace of her Fathers, whittier she
was to return no more. She mentioned her
regret, her gratitude 10 the good Nation,
which was crowding here to bid her fare
we'll. Then arose not only tears; but pierre
ing cries, on all sides. Men and women a.
! like abandoned themselves 10 such express.
sions Of their SORROW. 1t was an audible
sound of wall, in the streets and avenues Of
Vienna. The last Cauricr that followed
her disappeared, end the crowd melted a.
wav"
The Young imperial Maiden Of Fifteen
has now become worn dIscrowned Widow
of Thirty-eight; gray before her time this
is The las, Procession Few minutes after
the trial ended, the drums were beating TO
arms in ell Sections; al sunrise the armed
! force was on foot, cannons getting placed
a, the extremiIies of the Bridges, in the
i SQUARES, Cross ways, all along from The Pa
lais de Justice to the Place de la Revolution
Bv ten O'Clock, numerous patrols were cir
cuIa,ing in the Streets; thirty thousand foot
and horse drawn up under arms. A'eleven'
Marie Anlnine,ie was brought out. She had
sn undress of pique blanc she was led 10
the place of execution, IN the same manner
az an ordinary criminal bound, on Cart;
ae econ,paued BY Constitutional Priest in
Law dress; escorted by numerous detach-
menls of infantry aud covalty. These, and
;! The double rows Of troops all along her road,
she appeared to regard with indifference
On her cuuulenance there was visible nell
> ,her aha shmt Mt nor pride. To The cries OF
Tire la ReputHqwe and Do,ca Nth Iyran-
mn. which attended her all the way. she
seemed to pay n" heed. She spoke lille TO
her Conltssor. The ,ricoior sIreamers on
the huusetops occupied her attention IN The
Streets du Rnule aud Saint 1onore she al
so noticed The Inscriptions on the house.
fronts. On reaching The Place de la Revo-
: Iu,ion. her looks turned towards the Jard1n
National, whilom Tulleries, her face al that
! momen, gave Signs of lively emotion. she
mounted The scaffnld with courage enough;
a, quarter pas, T~ elve, her head fell; the
Execu,iouer shelving it to the people. amidst
universal ong-conllnued cries OF I'rs Ia
Republque.'
i SCENE IN HAIRDREssER's SALOON
!, [Tonsorial operation about to begin. Har-
oresser-"'Fhev say. sir, the Chplera's IN
) the Hair. sir - Gen., rery unedsy-''ln-
i, deed, Ahem! Then hope you're very
parucul,r about the brushes you Gse."-
\ H,irdresser-"Oh see you don't hun
J..s,.,d MO sir | don't mean the 'air of