The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-14
JENNY GOLDSCHMIT,

Horrible sound To be Jenny Lind and TO
f5scsweJenny Goldschmit. tits to descend
But there is no help for it now. Jenny Lind
is benny Lind no longer; she will be Jenny
Goidschhit to the end Of the chapter. Her
tongue has tied the knot which neither she
nor Mynheer Goldschmit, nor all the little
Goidschmits yet to come, can unite; and there
is iiorenedy but death or divorce. Poor Gold
schmT-his doom too is sealed. From this
day forward he will not be known as the Herr
Gofdschinit, but as Jenny Lind's husband
When he happens to drive along the street, in
eethpa with her, the boys will cry out, 'there
goes Jenny Lind and her husband" People
avail gosto visit, not MIR. and Mrs. Galdsehmit,
but Jenny ihd and her hu Stand. srI invitations
wiIlbslex iended to Jenny Lin J. and her husl
! band, and not to Mr.. and MRS. aGeidschinit!;-
PaeE GolasGhmit's individuality will soon be-
| come SO completely absorbed in that of his
wife, that he viii debit hisown existence. ffei
will BECOME q sort of Prince Albert on small
seaies tIe'wlll derive all his,glory BX reRsa-
ton from bis %ife. Yet, fromaA weiean deassf,'
Gobdsebuis isworthy of a better fais.I He Is
said o'be d fove of little ,nan,fonr feet three
in his stoekings-a perfect miniaiprs gazine
of beaf'stgfsase ami cologne, rand every way
fitted f9r psa, as lady's smelling bottle4
Jenny.can stow him away in one Of her peck,
cts, if she ever uses such a. convenience; and
providedshe takes care not 10 deraps his half.
or to soil islcollar, he will no doubt be per-
fectln contelted. He is saft'tpbeL Of fHebrew
origin, but that doubt. Atheist, ave age very,
cerIain1hat be is not strietfn the dulles ofifis
religion, arrke never would haze forgotten that
portion Of file Law which forbids las man to
marry, his grandmother. However, though he
is butt@eniy4four, and she .,hirty-one, i. is no
doubt a. pleasure to her TO- refert that there
was aiine ~hen she too was butiy ent y-fOur,
CANDIDATES FOR THE PREs4DEseY.-I'he
Detnoeyalic. State Convention Of Texas have
put insaaonnation for the Presidency, General
Samdef ffoGston. The jackson Association
of New0Tlesns have nance. the Hon, Stephen
| A. Douglas as suitablepessonaoreceiyeahe
nomination of the Baltim0fe Convention, for
| The Presidency. tusIssts ..syr,
The WGigs of Keuton: county, kentucky,
recousmenf 'Miliard Fillmore as The next
Wing eapdldate for the Presidency. 4, s,..r,
The N Y, Courier and Enc lirer states that
a / meeting Is prcposedste'bs hela,in tire city Of
New ,Yotks, On the 4;h Of Msrth next, TO ndynui-
| nate the Hon. Daniel Webster for the Presi,
denney, snpBtisft to the approval of a Wing Ma
tonal Gov sution. 80 81, = =. ! -. - :
Ell gt,shs - -
a. MEETING OF FRgNeHNEN, to consider the
late polhGhl events in France, took plnce ut
| Sa..Lsuisson the 2Slh ult.l What is called a
t "Pfote statidn," was Observation-Disclosures, -
| declaring among other things, that as French
men, arheyn protest not oaly sss Republicans
and pelaeGFats, but as men and Frenchmen
i'agahlssptise ignominious- farce, performed by
Louis NspSleon,-"the impudenti triumph Of
cunning niediocrity." /. -. ~. =. - ~
=. Oar exchanges in different sections Of the
Sqglh c96tfnue TO record stiles Of slaves al
verya high sprices. AT q late ,sala in Person
county, N. Co., woman, nine children, and
another slaFe, sold for s., soO.i,a Last week, at
I Asisesille,A. C., six slaves, whose ages rang.
ed from to 20 years, sold at prices varying
from $707 to 1881. Ga Tuesday last, at Sa-
vannah, Ga, LOG slaves, mostly women and
rhiIdren hynuyht in fha aru.a,..n q 1An