Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

with tie Council ~ Stc, but, ate: the popular election
shall have been declared he wilnc under the provisions
the Constitution, without Council; and the Council
OF St.:r will expire.
How beautiful government appears, when compared
with thai system which threatens the tranquility OF the
State upon every change OF Chief Magistrate!
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| LOLA MONTES.
This noted Pc. sonage made her DEBUT the Broadway
Theatre in New York Monday evening last Her sue
danseGse only partial but the papers speak in
the rIpurous Of her and exquisite beauty
The h"nsc crowded from pit gallery but the audience
composed almost entirely Of those who the bu'-
Gated garments than thirty ladies' being in attend
ance The Mirror represents her person being rather
slight, with veTy slender arms and very delicate but sym
mc,a! determinations downwards." Her feet about
the size q; full grown mice and her ankles about large
as bab,s wrist Her hair is like the ravens pumagc,
lips like rOcbus her teeth like ivory, and her large
DARK liquid and yelled by as'cs which, like mist before the
sun prevent aem dazzling entirely Her style OF
dancing and o. dress rigdy modest, but from
the Published accounts oi her first appearance should
nudge She has made evident mistake in her choice
OF vocation. The Herald says:
Alter The performance OF pretty comedy the curtain
na!n:d down for length uf time, when the audience be-
very impatient ami excited, and hssed the orchestra
which trying diver! them during the interval At
eng ling ri the bel! announced that the curtain
Of "liic;en When The curtain was raised very fine
,aieau u the whole corps de ballet presented ITSELF amidst
loud CHI and many searched around for Lola Mon
.u. bu could M" find her.
In sIl. made her appearance the stair.
cas- REPRESENTING winding path down mountain when
greeted with Tremendous applause She remained
spot for time. cuuesyiDg low 10 the audience
.o cnaIinuCi applaud her for several minutes She
thea d, scendcd gracefully and reaching the stage
.ccCivet with another hurs; Of applause, which she again
Acknowledged with lndykc bow. She neatly dress
ci iy:ulean sie looked very thin and crlish- lar
vnurg.: than shc sn laci, not more than sixteen years
She has uncommon FACET is o! an aristocrac mould
and nit; and there is something fascinating in The express
| sion.
She appeared rs "Pcy" in the ballet Of the "Tyro!ean
crp. pres sly Her first dance the Tyro-
!snne aud well received and warmly appauded in
n" npn, Several bouquets thrown to her by ladies
rom Tie boxes the conclusion OF this dance
The dance spas dc deux," IN which Ncri as
Daniel ard Lola Monies, danced together. On entering
Ncri close vas appanded far mors enthusiastically
by the audience doubtless becaus" he was better dancer
S!. made false step this dance which brought down
! slight hiss from two Of the audience.
ir Mounainecr Dance" by the cOrps de ballet follow
ed AMI lis conclusion there considerable delay in
her returning 70 the stage when idea seemed 10 prevail
that she would not back. There was some Kissing
in consequence. Al length she appeared in new costume
which accounted for the delay She looked well and was
loudly alautcd. He dress consisted of very pretty Hun
Gaan .an skirt striped with white and red with militia
~ 5lcH velvet Jacket faced with gold and pretty red
with feather In this dance she successful than
In the ;nur rwo was sort of war dance in which she
exhibited, the martial bearing and military tread remarkably
we'll she led company Of soldiers off the stage in sort
o. dancing STEP and was enthusiastically spPlauded.
The whole performance lasted exactly forty minutes and
lust concluded at O'clock When the curtain fell she
called Tor with great vehcmcnce, and coming in 'front.'
received with cheering She said in weak voice and
foreign accent, prJnouncng the article the
"Jr' II AIDES and gentlemen i thank you from the bot
tom Of heart for the very kind reception have given
me- poor stranger in your noble land She then with.
drew.
The dances plain and simple, and she performed
lh"g that could he called feat None OF these perform
her peculiar Spanish dances in which She ex
rcis Az danSevss she Is decidedly inferior Cr.ito Ma
dame Augusta and others but there is namelcss grace
about her person ana NOV encns which, with her his
giy her attraction that better artist could
co!mauj bat which, however, is not destined 10 re very
| lasting.
1t unprecedented during the afternoon that Rnry or-
mery her agen and party would come 10 The theatre and
false such opposition would prevent her performing
but there nothing OF the kindall passed of quietly.
We would call attention the advertisement in another
column OF Williams NJ. Fulton Notary Public, Bounty Lard
Pension Agent, &c, OF this city We have known Mr.
Fulton long and we'll and take pleasure in saying .ha:
business entrusted him will he promptly attended
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SNOW AT NEW ORLEANS.-rhe good people Of
New O.le,ns visited the 18th December, with The
rare novelty of fall Of snow which is thus nctcd in the
Picayunc:
NC actually had slight fall nf yesterday afternoon
ahor. Quarter 10 o'clock it wa. like drcani-aios,
a quickly gone as GOMEZ bu; il served topic for
dor and chi chat throughout the civ Some of the chill
dn down town black md white who had before seen
the article frightened hal: OF their wits by lis
pcarance.
THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER CLERMONT.-We
mentioned several days ago. TIA, the steamer Csrlnon
tom oInpm-. snag.ci and sunk The White River
the nis ri The Al Deer, and that twenty-five lives
lost. They all FAST asleep the upper deck
the time. The Officers and cabin passengers were
saved We find the following list OF those who were drown.
/ ed and saved, in the Memphis Eagle:
/ fis'p If and y Du,i ooi
five uhicn McsSrs Mostly, wife and three children Mr.
Smith wife and three children; Miss Smith Dutch.
men. names unknown @nd Mrs Humble. Savcd-B B.
| Webs Il, J. Durin, J. Humble, AMI Mrs. Dnrin.
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/ MIR CLiI'S DESIRE TO RE.ApPEAR IN THE
SENATE The Washington correspondent of the phla
Gehl Narth American states iha; Mr. Clay has erea
he nbc appear in tho Senate more, u,!er
his La, amonitions against the danger of the doctrines
which tie pendent threaten tie permanent
cr q az institutions. The cnrrcsp undrn adds
HI ,,!i .'hsr sfczi .:r write his ihnughs and
"he .":s:;.U4. - has axats done htrctofor" r,e
i aefty a'"u-hout Tie wort, ana p,."laimag hin
sell l3cxb!c champion il. viii every hazard pro-
nouncc aeains, The scheme of intervention The time nj
whc he 10 make this exposition OF his views
be definitely fixed and depend upon his phvsica
condition. but he is and resolved his purpose make
it, and lie will make it, even if in the atemp, he should dis
! on The floor
LATER FROM BUENOS AYRES
Eos-oS Dec. 29-Le:tes have been received here from
Rurn0s Ayres November the 3d. Urguiza al Mote
yid.o, preparing 20 invade Bucn0s Ayres. His army is
said be 20 oG0 strong AMI will be ready march in
six weeks. Rosas is Using every sxar,on him.
Every native capable OF Bearing impressed into
the army and in consequence the lower classes badly
disposed towards him. The opinion OF letter writer's is tina,
Rosas will be orcthrown-n the meantime Wool and Hides
cannot be brought into the Market and will rule high
well as -four.
JUST LIKE THEM.-lf arc not Mistaken Mr.
Summers in his speech Staunton said ii Democrat.
ted for him Governor il would be considered parry
test. Now however the Wings claiming grcai
changes in Western Virginia. where Democrats did for
Mr.. S.-yet such votes 10 be regarded party
| test! Staunton Findicator