Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-09
A SOUTHERN LAZY III ENGLAND

We have already pointed OurieIdc's " 'lc very iha2hlA
cant role which the umn@s hrs. Harriet Er"rheT Stow"
was made 10 play III England "r The noi'y ic'naia't
in ier gotten mp by oi The nohiiy ar,
her arrival under abolition auscr: "a Instrument Tor
assaults upon The lair lam. II native land, she
first taken II hand by Of Ac lords and atc. 81 En.
land. For brief moment hcrnr shun. The ascendant
but lis bIlancy Of incsCcn character went
nut like neteoric flash The queen, doubtless r"n MO
vcs of Stale policy refused UICW the Am,r iruiuCrr
al her country Ia bask in the shine OF royalty ;ic
bic duchcsses and ladies took hc alarm ind m;rccssy
abandoned their iro!c:tc with aacri.y than ihry
had manifested IN her pior o'ton t-r ,",'":ar vas
suddenly over 4hId"Wed, and H Harriet Rcccer Stow
Suddenly ,cit The blnyan theatre al her
triumph for Paris where oiscury awaited hcr II is .
lesson all daughters Of Amc hyw tIy should
be in seeking -ctng repna N based upon unsatrtni
abuse Of their native land
As toil 10 The reception irs Slnwe dear iriaa
sends interesting letter frm nndon which deails t
lallcng welcome given io accomplished AMI charm
ing daughter OF the Son,h ,rs ~raya Walton lie vsrr d
Mobile. Now, genrrau aversc 10 rrcordin. ihr-.
c,mrl:Aen.s ri royalty and modify Simple Americans
reception in London and o political aad ,atr
meaning given To it, We ,hi4 ii right show tia!
nure than balanced by lac cord, greeting even south
-n lady II seems that Mrs IL tccr arrived 10 I.1nnn
late to be presented al Court.l The "D4wing konn,'
and The etiquette OF liz Court is invite,
| any one not even P"errss The Realm 10 the CUur
| Ball, who was not presented n the preceding Drawing
Room. Mrs lie vcIl, then, quite amazed when l!lr
| lurd Chamberlain her inyiluon to The Cluren'
Ball which is s,escribed mag tcrnl beyond descp,iuu
A she not presented al i, Drawing KunI sir was
informed by The Lord Chamberlain ;lat s!c aust nr
presented The Ball, where III. was. tic waved HI,
gohIen wand. aud the thros3 Dispersed in front al
the Throne and American li one was lakrn M nn
presented hla,!anr lie Vert America" Her majesty
rose and greeted her in The gracious ,nanner az also
did the King Queen P.r--a the Dcu.,s of Kent
and Prince Albert. Those who SNOW the English rl;qnr
will conccdc ut great compliment and honor yas paid hy
The Queen in allowing TO smile American iaIy (amugh
the wife Of of the real sopns. of this rulntry)
particular aud special ra9cnia On; in The presence u h,i
Court and all her Royal fisps .SUiio r0ce inquiries
might be heard "Nho il il Who br that her mal"s.
~ receives with such dstnclInnr An old Duchess with
many diamonds as an Eas'cra Smana, sad "Why, il +
wonderfully ctsrcr woman iT"m America, who is treated
quite like Princess lhcrr and her majesty ia pleased I"
show her particular favor" 81 once Mrs lie v,l was ~
special jarVr with many nt the most distinguished and
introduced number Of the iorisn ministers and tI
|altachcs 10 Dukes aud Duchcs lords and Ladies' Gene
rails and handsome ,,Iardsmcn II is n proof nf our r
friends good sriSe and strrln. character that in t
midst Of that brilliant circle, she lid not hesitate declare
herself American and from 'Ic Stare States oo n
was received with Kindness ami ciiuity and y Of tn
nubiIity decided ahoIonst "a. nu 10 Mrs lie Vert said
"We, am sure thai you are Mrs. ST Clair you
slaves" Under the auspices u Lady Emlnclne Stuai
Wor,cy who very Intimate with Mrs lie Vert, in h
| visit to Mobile our fair American traveller enjoyed
|deliph,Gul visit "Bclvnir CASH The prlnccly mansion
tho Duke of Rutland which s., IN ,na, hath hc Roy
al Buckingham anil Windsor Pac.s Mrs Lie Vert seemc'
10 ha W launched upon the l current of arslocrac IA
vp aud. among the noble adIr- by whom she reccs
ed the Duchess ol SuhcTrnd, the famed palrones
Of Mrs Stowe until the bright star of The latter pac be
Meath the codness oI the Court Such is the influence
British royalty upon the nrsrary But we simply designe
TO express satisfaction that m accumulated and
mating American friend WILL by her intercourse with The
bic and literary notabrs and whlt is better the s:crln!
yeomunry of England much Of the ignorance an
prejudice abroad in regard The institutions of the SOuhe
States ind theirciect which was scdnlousy and schcs
ously encouraged by the hasly friends and coahorcrs
Mrs. Stowe.
May we not hope TO see The Impressions Of Mrs lie Vel
in pint. alter her return o this country When wc M
knew her. she kept faithful journal Of all she heard an
saw and she is fully able |" Send iot,h most nlcIes
book 10 her countrymcn.
The N. Y. Express says that Mr. H. j. Walker is in h'
city and that he will not wait FOR naval steamer but wi
avail himself OF the British line through the Nce!ranen
and the Red Sea To Bombay from whence the stean'e
! Powhatan will bear him to his destination.
4 ->ssS--
i TREASURER OF TIE COMMONWEALTH.-M
Si0yai, the new Treasurer OF the Common wealth, VII
found have every believe very attentive an
faithful ofcer-much given 10 srict construction of IN
| in aII fau hutna