The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-03

spin, slowly consumed bis body al Sl
i Hell ma, Marie Louise solaced herself d
: the daliance Of less distinguished layers
4 Her court At Parma, was Remarkable fol
a sloose,ness Of morality Of which aho sci
Z the shameless example.
] Her IL CoNDucT, r 4 GiRL.-In ,he
might Of The llib Of Angusl last, during
4 a violent. ill0ndrr-st6rm. cries Of distress
! were heard under lie walls Of ibe ruined
! chateau Of GaiIltc Qo,), hen ihhabiied
Tby three rustic families. 'Tha cries were
sl'Help, help, nv wife Is mnrdered;p nm
|aF los; man; il is Albarel tia, IS killing
lIds." Albarel was me Of the inhabjtanis
'Iof The chateau, and was the terror of lie
district. The voice of distress was lha'
Eof another of The, inmates, named Eau,
who, with his wife,. had been ptewn nfed
Ifrom coming home III late BY the Viz,
lence Of Ihe storm. The lhird family
living il, The chateau consisted Of man
and hs wife named Birlhe, and ihair
dAnghifrVictorinfga girl scarcelE turned
h'r'fen yeats Of age.z.iA1 Jhs sonnd oi
the dreaded name of Albarfl, who thai.
morning only had ibmaieard 10 strike
| Vic'orine's mniher, Bauhe, and his wifi.
were struck dunn with terror, bui luilp
| Vlclprioe jpmped out Of he'd, rushed To
her paren's' chamber and exclaimed !,
"Oh, father! take a gnn and gna our =
Seeing Thai fhelhesiiqted,ishe added. IN
ynn will n15 fwiII ~ myself;it shall
hsyer b. said ihsI man was killed az,
our dnpr Tor want of help Stiinlla,edi
by ibis appeal The father wen,,onr. hnril
wasfoo la;e.i Eau was NOR ally wounded.
and his wife dead. MepnwhIetY " ctnrine
hid herself in the corner of a doorway
Though which Alharei, surprising him To
be the murderer, mus, pass to gain his
own lodgipss.o She presently heard she
ASSASSIN approach with slealthy, step.
Tue slghivsI movement, AMI her lifrs
would have been saca6ced TO The furya
a desperate ruff m, armrd and rekmg
with blmd. She iemainrd -fuu, assured.
herself Of, held nifty faf- Alhasel, saw
him creep INTO his chamber, and Instantly
went in search Of the pficers pf jusice
U@n her evidence ,Albarel was sentenced
l.shWd labor Tor life, The Emperor on
hearing ef Yiclorne's courageous acriou,
sent q watch iolthe, sMnis,ersof Jns,ice,
and wrote withihis own lrand ippqp lbe
.anyelape enclosing il. 'sFma aVelerinG
Baulle, 10 be presented TO her IN a so.mH
siuinglof the Couri of Assizasnr Freach
paper. s tif6w gess,n sil .lo6i
ShIRr SEwEas AND SE.MsTREssEs
UvIoN, Ew Y RK The Tribcne Of 22d
,uli. contains the annual report, from
which we take All extract: W n39q
The condition Of the mass of our
seamstresses is tialy deplorable. They
have no special position in society. l.
may also be suid of them that they 90
homeless beside thousand homes,'
and starvei amid general plenty So
narrowed down are they in striving to
keep within The bounds Of their petty
earnings, thar they seek stopping places
(no, homes) among the tcnemenis ofl
poetry, in courts, alleys and garreis
They caanoi make decent appearance
III socieiy, and therefore isolate them
selves from all The common enioymrnls
and comforts around them. Many oil
them are widows, and often quite ad-
vanced in years, vainly endeuvoing 10
siipporl life from piliance Of 50 per
week, afer dividing iullone hall oithis
sum with the landlord Of soine obscure
gauet. or This class we are acquainiad
with many. Many, very many yo0hg
femuies become debililaied from their
se1aniary and long pfoirac,ed toll and
look forward, even now in tl,eir early
rays, only peimainre1 gr6ves9 and
friendess memories With them, while3|
the SCI ds Of disease are being s6wn, lhey
may norrelax an energy, dfor food and
shelter are dependent Oh the coatinuanc,
IL their mnrdrrons toll 1.-The Funf'I
pldcesof employrnehtin which employers
compel femahs TO labor. are also II
glaring abuse and fruitful source Of |
evil 70 The operatives. They are cam
PEELED 10 hero in upper rooms and lofts!
where4ihey come in c0nisef with 1l6osy
and unprincipl4d men, here the safe
auards of modesly and reclitnde are
easily br ken IN upon, and they are
gradually drawn into the vortex Of vice
10 swell the rapidly augmeniinp nambers
Of Tie army of Crime. n From this source
are The ranks Of Vice yearly aud con.
staniiv re1lpn'shed.4 4 y 2a9yds 80 r
4 CRAzIEEss, VS., LAzINEss.-- While at Au-
gusla laiely, we visited the Insane Hospital
Il was Just Of the time when the Democratic
5. nators had irigged the wheels Of Govern
pent. and The business OF Legislation had
come to stand. One Of the PATENTS prob
ablyra retired politician-seened to feel AL
great interest in the matter, and questioned
rs, very, closely as TO the causes at the delayI
md The circumstances attending it.
Have those critters, over there, organized
fet?p said he. iig gn gl iat . aiT ,ia
sNn!Dot y et.;swas the answer.