The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
Lola yIsRtss nc the soutA-0reas Osams.
tisA Among the Whigs smd Dsasogass.

| Lola yIsnt ss &C the soutA-0reas Usnms.
sisa Ansng the Whigs aad Dsasorass.
(Yron The Rishnond Times, Feb al
NEW KMsoDIMENT or pKMocRArIo PxInorrLxs
Our neighbor Of the Enqxi,9 as had "a inter
view with the fas-famsd Leila Montes. His In
pressons-os shall say sensations Are set forth
in the following fanciful paragraph
sShs is net tho brilliant besuty we expected
but she has . more delicate and pleasing face
and form. Her jet black hair floats In graceful
curs, and her blue eyes, once soft and piercing
beam with intellect. She ia very vivaoious and
Spraweae-full of wit and gasty, yet digninsd
| and elegant
This description carries US back to the days Of
Romance, and becomes one Of those creatures Of
imagination
That in the colors thu Rainbow live
| And play in the pighted ci uds"
Yet this beautiful thought has an actual inoarna.
tion, AID may nov be found IN eli the animation Of
| reality, at the American Hoel in this oity, and
prepared, it seems to break lanoe in the tile yard
Of American politics She must indeed use the arts
CT eDchantment, and wear Cythorea's own cestus to
be able thus 10 lead captiy 70 during sbrief inter
view,' so stsid ADD sober a gentleman. After this
conquest, the fair and fascinating Lola IL well on.
| titled o erect trophy. She may even adopt the
| proud boast of victosious Cpsar-Uen, Utd., vtci
We can now understand The power of those charms
which have held In thrall pIiaces and private gem
! temen.
But It is not beauty aud wit alone, to which the
| speli bound editor pays extravagant tribute lie
burns incense TO bis fair idol on the score Of nor
| political wisdom. Alss! our people are doomed to
surfsit from foreign oracles! Kossath, like sns
ther Peter the Hermit, would preach crusade
| wieer than that OF the mad priest. Hs would stu-
tiy the wisdom of all our statesmen, and upon the
| RUNE Of our government build up that OF Hungary
| We think when she enters upon the political arena
| this star shoots fiom its sphere. We had supposed
| that che came among us 10 display the agility and
grace CT Der limbs. Rut IL appears that those ad-
mited to tie honor Of hr acquaintance are toasted
with political banquet. Since II Is about to be-
| come matter Of pubic concern We extract from
/
| tical cTeed-
.sSbe is eopud on the Intervention question, and
seems TO belong to the Southern school, in her I'D
| vccacy Of conservative sytten of checks and
| balances. sac com nended, It'll much auim alton,
MI. Cslhouns work, just published, which she has
sent to Eugene Sue, to bave translated into French
She speaks in the highest terms of the destines Of
this scubtry. ard ptedicts that we shall have two
| Presidents or Executive beads, as recommended by
MIR. Calhoun, Washington, she says, Is moro
idoliZed in Europe than in this country"
| Shade OF Calhoun, arise Return for brief
season from tho world Of dc parted spirits that you
may receive the laurel from the hand of this queen
of beauty. Let there be another Tasso to kncel
for the crown to fairer Beatrice. Our mind 10
filed with purturbatoDs for this politician is des
| tined, We appreh bend, still more to oomplcate tho
Presidential question We are not only to be
called upon to raise from the dust, and re establish
il her Iatonality, Hungary bat, inspire by demo-
cratic chivsry, We will have to buckle on our ar.
NOR, to re. state in her lost dignies and titles
this beautiful countess.
the principle ofliberty under the form Of . beauti
tul woman, ccstumed as was allperfect Eve. 1t
appears, the democracy of Virginia will soon be
summoned to worship similar embodiment.
p. The furore still rages--Day, like tho con.
fsgration o! prairie, it envelopes the entire scene.
Her sparkling wit captivates every mind, and her
love-oariDg eyes every heart. We have just heard
Of rew ,riumphs On Thursday night. this ON.
press-for she has absolute sway-appeared at the
Hebrew ball, after her evenings exercise. Her
face was all dressed in smiles as she locked on her
devoted Suste. tortmos Of the thfong was her
true and devoted knight, who bad already signal
lied bis galIantry by two frownins columns in the
! O,gon. Next in insinuating ass,duity, we behed
no other than our military friend Major August
Then there stood the Honorable, the Attorney
General We never saw him show to more advan-
tage. At the game Of spriahtly rePsrtee We
thought the brilliant Lola had almost found an
equal. There were certainly two Richmonds (shall
with big stick under his arm was certainly the
great Papjandrum Of the night We beg his Elk.
celiepcy the Governors pardon for not giving him
N earlier Eve we keep tho good
tary fell q victim t, this cuchsntresss' wlles
When we saw this last adhesion, Cor cob esicn) we
fairly took fight; for VIC would not tina. this
strange be auy 81 oud leave, like ,ges foot prints
eoft NO norits in our heart. As IL was, wo were
| amoGIeady to fofeswesr Cur fa.th, ard, with tho
dolstrors multitude. fall dosn before this dcmocra-
| tic deity
From TIE Ricbmcrd Eaquirer, Feb 23J
| LoLA MONIES hcAIn-vfvb La gaGATELLE-THE
| RICHMOND TINES, REPUBLIC, Ere
We Ono some OF the wing papers, (nclu1iDg the
R'aubtc, the tfical organ o! tee government,) are
making them elves merry over, end critcizing IN
vein OF plta+antry our rea lrk5 on this distinguish
ed lacy We are mos; happy to have afforded them
| subject for paragraph, and we feel freshness
| and buoyaLcy Of spirit on rejecting that we have
given them an idea, something to drive them of,
Tor q moment, the gloom which pervades their
jour ais. In our admiration Of the intellectual pow
Of this lady, we're only following in the wake
NJ hat tua0 han Orat hat
vbig friends should have been before as in truly
dscerbing AID properly appreciating her powers
of mir d, graces Of person, and charms OF oonyef.
sat,on.
The Times BIAS been pleased to place us in com.
pany with the Governor Of the Slato, the Attorney
General, ano Major I. p August, who are all
represented rs being, TO certain degree, "ntatu-
It'd If these gentitmen possessing fine tasto and
great intellectual powers, could be go impressed,
surely it will rot be expected tina. we should have
entirely escaped the influence,
But, on this occasion, We were thrown in the back
ground. and all Of us, for time, adopted whis tao
TICS and sinking all personal feelings, deferred TO
military rank, IN the person OF Major L. Z August.
Regarding him as The embodiment of the whig
party, the Governor, Attorney General, aud our.
feNes. greatly enjoyed the brilliant reparsee, the
playful tatire, arc flashes OF wit, which passed be-
tween the Countess and the gallant Major.
We were unasle to lear exactly waat we took to
bs rap or two az the wfir party By the fair Coun.
tiers: but We thought, from the earnest manner Of
the gallant Major, and remark now and then
which reached us, that it was in reply to al expa'
nation bis part, in which he attempted TO show
why il was that the whig party would never take
wbig statesn an as car ijate for the Presidency;
bit always sacrificed their best to mere
question Of availability. The scornfu curl Of tho
pretty lip Of the Countess tod that, while the gal
laut Major might be inyincible in war or love, in
politics no vac but MORTAL and liable 70 err
The preeent age bias been most prolific in romark.
| able events, and in remarkable persons; and ro-
gaIdpg the age Of Lola Monies, hos vast variety
| u adventures, III almost every land and cline, her
knowledge of languages, her intellectual powers,
her quick perez ltion OF men and things we cannot
bat reg ard her az one among the most rem irksbla
peronages We met, II indeed, not the most 50;
| ard, in this opinion, We thilk sc are sustained by
sl vino enjoyed the pleasure Of her acqsaintsnco.
| That she parted both pleasure a1d Information
to many, is tue +; and If she shall carry out her
presert design, we fc ell VIC shall owe her debt Of
| gratitude as will the whole democratic party. la
her quick perception, she has already discerned \