The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-03
Lola Monies Departure from New York.

Lola Monies Departure from New York.
The Countess of Landsfed departs for Albany the
West this afternoon Her theatrical triumph Satur-
day night SO far crowded house could CO. was COM
pete One Of the principal incidents which led to this
triumph was undoubtedly, the great victory which she
had achieved two nights before at the Howard Hotel in
pitched battle with certain italian patriots set by
the Jesuits demosh her The Jesus completely
outgeneralled and outdone by Yankee auxliares. In
consequence Of these dopgs We understand that vast
amount Of sympathy had been generated among the
Sachems of Tammany Hall In favor of the fair Bavaran
exile and in opposition to the intgues Of the esus
Captain Rynders and several Of the sachems called the
Countess in the afternoon of them dined with her.
and vast preparations were made to carry her tr-
umphanty through Saturday night against all the Jests
that might be struggled into the orchestra the pit
These preparations frightened the Jesuits Not the
slightest attempt made to modest her. and with
the assistance of of the sachems strong
tachment from the council fires of Tammany, she
again triumphant and retired from the stage at the
close of the entertainment, with great applause.
We understand that after the termination of the per-
formances splendid supper given at the Broadway
theatre, at which present all the actors and
rcses managers and friends Mr. Forrest the great ira
gedian Of the country, and strong delegation from
Tammany Hail. with OF the sachems of the Tamma-
ny Society Speeches orations toasts, and sentiments
prevailed for long time, till all parties got up to boiling
point in patriotism poetry and love for the drama 1t is
said in quarters that proposition will soon be in
troduccA in the Tammany Society to initiate the
Countess CT Landfeld of the female members Of
that august body under the name of the Royal SqUaw
Lolychzchaw.n We also learn that when she returns
from the West she intends to deliver lectures the
downtrodden people Of Bavaria present plan for the
liberation that unhappy country and the expulsion of
the Jcsuits which will surpass in eloquencc pahos aud
patriotism, all that Kossuh has done for Hungary
In the meantime some curious incidents will probably
grow out Of the position and surroundings of the Count
particularly in reference to the battle of the Howard
noff ha ,1c IF rarice f1n
Prince of Como who calls himself Maneta has already
sent challenge to Count Kaznsk about which there will
be flare up Of some kind other. The account
given Of the transaction by Count Kazinsd, with the
challenge received by him, are as follows =
Dear Sir
Your most spiritual article about the battle in Howard
Hotel occurred salon de la elnrmane petite Counesse
Marie de Landsfeld Lola Monez gives opportuni
y to address to you with due respect the following
marks
Chevalier Carissimo what ever may be his title from
the lac of Como true defender Of italian Independence,
Italian republicansm and Italian lbertys behind well
composed supper table, vile attacker the beau sex and
declared lover and cavaere most charming
Mrs Forrest about to be moralized by the Jesuit
hating Countess when, with the brutality of venetian
fachino Rapoltan Lazzaroni swearing like Lucifer
he attacked cherc petite The oness quick
gun powder from her divan with all the offended
majesty Of Czaryn Of Russia and duplicated with her
rosy fingers the most charming soafe OF the most well
fixed mustachio del Sgnor Carssmo The Countess not
satisfied with this ecatant revenge, scufe from the
hand Of Lady in European society considered great
honor ordered to ring the bell and after appearance of
the Landlord, MIR Dearut like Iscario
after betayiDg Lord SIaheareusement he don't fol-
lowed the example Of Mr. Judas and returned after half
hour accompanied by Of his friends and expressed the
wish Of seeing me. i was about leaving the salon
when the Countess intcrferred defending the egress
of the room Mr.. Pick most charming gentleman and
my friend expressed the wish his faithful eat
in his Sanctum, allowed me to accompany him. Having
TO communicate some to Mr.. J. A. Scovillc,
stopped moment before the gentleman Parlor when
sudden the voice OF the Cayaliere Carssimo asked me
an interview. Whit the Indignation Of the King Of Prus-
a when delivering his speech Of religious conscience
declared to this true of the regeneration of young
Italy that defender Of down troddcn Poland (excuse
me for using the ayoite expression of MIR Kossuth) had
nothing to do with such person His friend adopted the
Intervention plan but declared to him at once that
have not the honor Of knowing him. long ia the
society Of the hero Carssmo Mr. Pick, who had for
time ago particular Pick Of the Sgnore could not resist
the temptation to try his five fingers into the large Of
the charming young Soon the battle became gene.
rally and heavy blows exchanged You dear Sir
describe this most charingy and abstain myself
from any description Allow remark. On the battle
ground were only Mr. Pick and myself. Yesterday
ceyed n challenge without denouncing to me. neither
the place the hour and am at this moment waiting
Of the end of this drama.
Receive dear Sir the due respects Of
Your most obedicnt
COUNT l.. KAZINSKI.
THE CHALLENGE.
TRANSLATION from the Italian
Howard Hotel
ask you the favor for an interview Of gan hour
plain TO you your affair from yesterday which per-
sonaly.
was twice in the Hotel without that found you at
home beg to fix me place and moment for arrang-
ing matters.
Please leave line in the Hotel Office will call in per-
son to take IT,
n. y. 30-4 1852 Yours
hour IL. 3. Il MANETTA.
Here therefore are most fearful events about approach
ing Count Kaxinsk II has disposition fight,
and we presume he will hand Sgnor Maneta to the
police for by the laws Of this country such challenge
TO mortal combatfor that the only meaning be put
upon Hmakes person liable TO be indicted convicted,
and sent to the State prison for years there
fore only in the beginning Of the varied events which will
spring out Of the melee which the Countess Of Landsed
has kicked at the Howard Hotel and at the Broadway
Theatre The next business will be the arrest Of sgnor
Manetta his indictment for sending challenge his trial.
probable conviction and sentence for five years
the state prison at Sing Sing What wonderful people
we nre! MI Davis, OF Boston, 1t not there.