Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-06

leaving his button and Sam Houston behind-the
latter's mouth spreading the while into most in
describable grin-Newport Meas.
Lola Montes' Departure from Neao York.
The Countess of Landsfeld departs for ALBANY
and the West this afternoon. Her theatrical tri-
umph on Saturday night, so far as crowded
house could 60, was complete. One of the prin-
cipal incidents which led to this triumph was un-
doubtedy, the great victory which she had
achieved TWO nights BEFORE at the Howard Ho-
tel, in pitched battle with certain Italian patri
OTIS set on by the Jesuits to demolish her. The
Jesuits were completely out-generalled and out
done by Y ankee auxiliaries In consequence of
these doings, we understand that vast amount of
sympathy had been generated among the Sachems
of Tammany Hall in favor of the fair Bavarian
exile, and in opposition to the ntrgues of the Jes-
uits. Capt. Rynders and several of the sachems
called on the Countess in the afternoon; some of
them dined with her, and vast preparations were
made to carry her triumphantly through Saturday
night, against all the Jesuits that might be SNUG
gled into the orchestra or the pit.
These preparations frightened the Jesuts-
Not the slightest attempt was made to modest her;
and so, with the assistance of some of the sa-
chems, and strong detachment from the council
fire of Tamnany, she was again triumphant; and
retired from the stage, at the close of the enter
tainment, with great applause.
the performances, splendid supper was given at
the Broadway theatre, at which were present all
the actors and actresses, managers and friends,
Mr.. Forrest, the great tragedian of the country,
anda strong delegation from Tammany Hall, with
some of the sachems of the Tammany Society,"
Speeches, orations, ztoasts, and sentiments pre-
vailed for long time, till all parties got up to boil
ing point in patriotism, poetry, and love for the
drama 1t is said in some quarters, thata propo-
sit will ha introduoad in no
Society to initiate the Countess of Landsfed as
one of the female members OF that august body,
under the name of the Royal Squaw, Lolychz-
chaw.'' We also learn that when she returns
from the West she intends to deliver lectures on
the down-trodden people Of Bavaria present a
plan for the liberation of that unhappy country,
and the expulsion of the Jesuits, which will sur
pass in eoquence, pathos, and patriotism, all that
Kossuth has done for Hungary.
In the meantime some curious incidents will
probably grow out of the position and surround
ings of the Countess particularly in reference to
the battle of the Howard Hotel. One OF the
friends Of H. Signor Carissimo, the Prince of Co.
mo, who calls himself F. Manetta, has already
sent challenge to Count Kazinski, about which
there will soon be '.fare up' of some kind or
other. The account given of the transaction by
Count Kazinski, with the challenge received by
him, are as follows:
Sat. May 1, 1852.
Dear Sir
Your most spiritual article about the battle in
Howard Hotel, occurred au salon de la charmante
petite Countesse Marie de Landsfeld, Lola Mon
tez, gives me an opportunity to address to you
with due respect the following remarks:-
Chevalier Carissimo, or what ever may be his
title, from the lac of Como, true defender of Italian
independence, Italian republicanism and Italian
libertys behind we'll composed supper table,
vile attacker of the beau sex and declared lover
and cavaliere servante OF the most charming Mrs.
Forrest was about to be moralized by the Jesuit
hating Countess, when with the brutality of II We
netan fachino napotan Lazzroni, swearing
like Lucifer he attacked la chere petite creature.
The Lioness quick as gun powder rose from her
dvan with all the offended majesty of a Czaryn of
Russia and duplicated with her rosy fingers
the most charming soaf1e ofthe most well fixed
mustachio del Signor Carissimo. The Countess
not satisfied with this eclatant revenge, Ga scuf
fe from the hand of Lady is in European socie-
ty considered great honor:) ordered to ring the
bell and after appearance OF the Landlord, Mr..
Dearut disappeared like Judas lscarlot after be-
traying our Lord. Malhearcusement he don't fol-
lowed the example of Mr.. Judas and returned af-
ter halfan hour, accompanied by one of hisfriends
and expressed the wish of seeing me. | was about
leaving the salon when the Countess interlered,
defending me the egress of the room. MIR. Pick
a most charming gentleman and my friend eX
pressed the wish to return to his faithful eat in his
Sanctum, allowed me to accompany him. Hav-
ing to communicate some news to Mr.. J. A. Sco-
vile, we stopped moment before the gentleman
Paror when sudden the voice of the Caval-
iere Carissmo asked me an interview. With the
indignation of the King of Prussia when deliver
ing his speech ofreligious conscience declared to
to this Of the regeneration of young Italy,
that defender of down trodden Poland, (excuse
me for using the favorite expression of Mr.. Kos
suth) had nothing to do with such person. His
friend adopted the Intervention plan but declar-
ed to him at once, that have not the honor of
knowing him. long as he is in the society of the
hero Carissimo Mr.. Pick, who had for some
time ago particular Pick of the Signore, could
not resist the temptation to try his five fingers into
the large face of the charming young man. Soon
the battle became generally and heavy blows
were exchanged. YOU dear Sir, describe this
scene most charmipgy and | abstain myself from
any description. Allow me remark. On the bat
tie ground were only Mr.. Pick and myself. Yester-
day received challenge without denouncing to
me, either the place nor the hour and am at this
moment waiting of the end of this drama.
Receive, dear Sir, the due respects of
Our most obedent,
COUNT l.. KAZINSkI.
THECHALLENGE.
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