Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-22

"Ilrf t!!rGe s9'i, anu |H'!c Grass 1!rI' lux hAi
! brightly green around Green hr"rhc sii;r,'S, and
around tn basin ot nuutula Dii tshi,!!.I adic,
aud gentlemen scattered u"ur IL grass III NnttcGu-
| ike groups wOn,d have been r..a;y IL ch"ractcr
w.:!i Ia" gL:GC.;hr ladies'. w.ri. lap dn-s and fans.
u s.ni" rHin@ct u!! properly - hiv" been danced
on The icicc Dy atyly lacy n !.rppcd p-iticval
Of waite a d To-: "ooc ar: bj' stately gentleman
ii blue, ""Tn''! with many knot. al ribbon. .ll.
who w - graccd with very lpng lc-s. wh'a: i!1
scinM PLAYED his tiu;c Ia against the pedestal oi
! 4 Triton, with Il sutt ana laI.uiG mir
"i..!s whole pGr: Q! III" :oyal uaIacr of Munich
IL GI.:r little Iuwii. W. discovered G!-o n tiny
cE"2c E"w quite iur@cr IN ;Ec glory n: il.-,'s fros-
cren; ahi the beauty q: the new II Er.kGpHc. To-
day tbs old chap" wG- ol.-Iih,!n- w:;h hiari cl.:!
ana illuminated with n.y. ,"rc.- wnXcn tarers, md
the altar vcrint with shrubs ard nl;s placed upo..
:hc altar steps There was however, remarkably
inIuily, cold smell il the place; but suppose the
rHyn ..,-.ia visited this old chapel wei. the
new one. OF ts way 20 III. lrrcu!cs Hail. This cor-
'erI will! ia" king and Ais BROTHER walking beneath
Il S'lcndid canopy, AMI attended by priest and cOur
!!crs, went, believe, wandering about considerable
time, 70 the ediicaii"n Of the poruIlcG bat OF al.
thiE, excepting from hcarsay, cannot speak, having
considered the wiser thing 10 return 10 Madame
kiICpla and nur dun-. rather than await Il.
"Th. Hercules H0! is rather slnt!i. and certainly
more ugly tnn beautiful, win numbvrs oi Oid-taSh-
Toned Chanci!cr5 hanging Ilu:n the ceiling. ghiic
~ AT each end, auppnricd by marb'c pillars, with q
r," OF tai! windows either side dark, naid
floor .! brown wood: but with - sign whntcvr
U iI'rE!j- 10 D. SliI'" u ~ -, tilu htElEC
noticed all ihI, N glaGcrwr observed, ~ III" centre
ni the hail ,mGll altar covered WAL. white ncI and
hcTr.nG upon il ..oirn caudc-tCis. inszal bound
IN crimson yclvct.a yelled cY'ci!ix ..n golden rwr
standing "oirm dish. ON o:ic -dc ut he altar
.p., :; ai! reading tck drapci viii! hu phur cuOrcd
cloth, Upon which .Gy large open book! row "t
low crimson stool, stood along III" hall. opposite the
aar tho Other SIDE, G":v-s til" windows, rose
II white and vrry lua- "l;"!0a! raised upon Il high
step covered with crimson CLOTH aud hairs ui .,utr
,,lr cd at oft thor, of .fl
irrc.. h: arrival Of people hc."w Was gradual, al
though gallery and tho "ai"iy opposite had been
crowded ,or hours. W"'sl !ma:h ist Tie pleasure o
-r"Irg 'nnrth.n- commence.
he GUur NJ In" Further end opened ana in
strcauri II crowd. Ih,r. iDcrrr! in ancient repre-
scninivcs Of thr twr!." 'Ap"s;lc- clothed IN long
violet r"b,-. bn:ad rDrUt tl. waist with white bands
strip! wlIl rcd, and with vi,i-t cti,a their heads
On the: i"crcI, SUPPORTED either si!" by
poor relative. ;!I I'D -usnmt wOn. ata.wart EIan
IN black rcivctJGchrt and bright black b,o:- rcGch
Iig I" the knee or by y"un-. buy"m i:l III holiday
c"sia!n. "i s'r:-;. apron and gay bodice. On they
came, feeble. wriike'l. with white locks falling
their Ni"!'t apparel, with lsi"d hands resting the
strong arms that supported tlcnl-ihc oldest being
hundred and one. the Youngest cl.niy-srvCn years
Old My eyes swan with Sudden Tears. There
deal ut trouble in mounting them upon their long
saowy throne; ihat crimson step wa. a ggca; noun
tain inr i:ci: feeble feet and ,iT knees 20 climb. But
III Inst they I'll seated, their poor friends stand
n- behind them. \ man IN black marsincd them
like liti!c school children he that al a; properly,
and ti!cn began pulling Oh black .ioc a.I Stocking
rom ih.' right ;Iiu: "I each. There, "h Gruupcu
heals ami folded. w.lE,r.I hands, l.i,y mccklv
cxlc"iaEf. \ group -! twelve lItii" -.r!s lilac
PRINT rorE. aH -.lv"r ,w&! tailed cnl-, headed by
oil woman ~ similar Lac all SILVER costume,
ipk H. place 10 the r!-hi "' tho old men III little
knot; tnri were twelve orphans who are clothed and
educated hy The Queen! aud who receive aprrscnt on
this day.
Tlr hail nj the further end BY this time filed
with bright uuitorns--lhc scarlet, white and green.
IN front was s,,.I k'ug Max with hIssbr"ihcrs, also
in their uniforms. 4 number q! ladies HGd children
and c.nrls"Is IN white robes fitted" cloudic. into q
small rnis"d Sc set apart Tor ihCn ~ dark corner
behind III" uniforms. y bGTv II priests IN gold,
violet hu, uu% hiuc. r"b,.,. with turning HprrS and
-win-ii r,i-rr-. enter. PROSTATE themselves before
'', KIM 81 RHvnrlH, mud i.'"r" ;hr NinE "i Hosts
tyEie l. ti"T ~: .!lr Altar. i'y cnun:. nurmur,
'.u pru~trn:" themselves H!U HuG again. Incense
ILL., Ia" Eg viii. IL warm. ""."'- breath. They
l,r,-ci!; open books 20 the King and Pr"c,h-. And
DOW the KIM, mu-r.% hsS ~ ord. which !, received
by au aijcmG%Ht gentleman" HpP!"G'Iir- ;hc Oldest
lp"si!c; Il" receives III" g"!i"n ever. rs il is i.n,t
cd iroII one brn:Irr 20 arnhcr; Il, l,h'i> himself
the OLD loot c drops 'rw drops oi wItrr upon
It; he receives snowy napkin from the Princes,
rw;IC" hrfTI, VITA Clhu u"iIEd r6uII ms looms,
finishing the dressing ri The feet; different scene
mus. ;la. iu:. been il Jerusalem som, eighteen
hundred Years ag".
And nnw H." King. wl gracious smile. hHnrs
rund the patient ncc. "f each "i6 mas, blue nHI
'giirc pu!.... containing small sum al money. ~"
lrc-,- r.y, the a.iur and i-"ia- ,I' IL ilr removed.
six ;aIl.s cred wih >g0wr ,.n,hs n"n each 'H'"
NAPKINS "-tnaii :al drG.'n@ tU., am! tw"Scs "i
hG.vra forks. ald H""n-, ,;i' 'aii" ~ nh" lh'h IH"
u.." !uu.s Table. place.. before III" crimson STEPS
ia The r!,,i;.I" :ar man ~ hia'n las yui - 10"
:w,.!v. -.,"kin-s and lii" tvctrc shoes. a.i win
mach ado ia- iriJ".j G"" Ill" i"'..r' Apostles, wh"
HuyT IL upm'! :'. step H. eH;. i""r i"@N" i"''-
:ncH ~ h!. :,i y :" ANrI.'-. '"rh b'u.ii'G Tray,
red with vh.,~ r,r E!"m wi., slIk" ~tX ,tii-
,i.ti \
r,..tnIcr II J. .i,-n Thursday ~" baked fish, iw"
brown ll, 'i''- delicious 'hIn+ pu,.trg bright,
Green spinach upon ~ !'I"H,: '''u'" "i f"nlpl-
ing r-.~. ..i,i ."H.I "i s.rN'i piahs. Ehch i"ol-
man. wi; hi- ;rav, y.!pwr't ~ fellow n"iman,
rorryiiE q lrc bottle of "ld, n-il,lcd wine, and
la!.c. dll;. rich io.li! roll on rrcr waters. Inc
twelve l'otm"i, with ,Ac;"y. suddenly verr round
and stand IL Il lpn- I'M, Uprusi" tn the tnDr, hnu
each cpi'vrc ~ nn Apostle. ihr tWriNc irays iiea
before. .lIcla with their ,"sun;y iva bowls all iprn-
n.- Il kind "i pati.ru-suUp i..."a, spinach; soup,
shs spinach; puddlngs, Hgtllir- BROW meals; pd-
ding. pTuT"-, brown ln'a;> Huwi. i r"Ul' Dc
hind -;;ni the other ioU;ncm, IN 'h"Ir Twelve bot
!ics oI wine and their twcivr rolls. / can dssur" you
iln; seen from The gallery ab"'". tn: crc; was con-
sid"raliy come.
a prc,; attended b. tao court pages, who curry
tall burning tGpcrf step forth III front o the trays
and f,o,incn and chauntS blessing. The Ming and
his brother. again approach the Apostles the chorIs
;rr, burs; forth n;" glorious chHmnt. I'll tie Whole
hail IL filled with melody, and the h.nG receives inc
dshcs from his brothers, and pIncc7 them before !ne
old men, Again felt thrill rush through me y -
~ rrucrf though il il but mere i"ln Il mere sia-
.ow Of :lr ira. s..rnt ol !oN"--Hi genie act VI
kindness from the strong 10 the W"dh from me pow
,riu! To Inc very pn"r. is the h'ig bowed h!Its"i
before. ihc ccb Did man "i Il huLIred-.'h"uG!i
knew il to hr bn! mcr" cCTcnin! Was hP0ssip''
40. to rero- -Ii.It Il pGrt."ni hi"a.
All took T. l,n- .uc hplorc the So cny nud Two
.Q;s wrrt placed upon iii" table, and ii!cn II took
very nn. t:irr before il' pa!sIri OH haHis could
rn,i,.r the ,Ip 10 the old lips some were too feeble,
and were i; by The maj. III b.ar! II was curious 70
notice. the different was III which the poor old TEL
in,y. received the food from the k.i-. some slightly
bowed their heads: others sa ri"iG!y' oilers seemed
sunk in stUpn'.
| ..JL.. court soon retired, and twelve new baskets
wrr brought hv servants, im;O whc! The SIX bowls Vi
unins:c food placed; these, together "!th tlc
na kim knf. fork, spoon and mug, h"tti" "i wiiic
rrnn.r~ spanking are carried away tor them by their
n.ftuiau, rclH;vc-. NaUy -! ;Lc poor old fellows
sgc hy printed paper which Fas distributed about
and which contains let us their names Hiid ages
come from great distances, ;try hr" chI sen rs Dci
the oldest poor men ir Ba"ag.a Ome only is OH, ol
Munich, nGd hc is ninety t!rcc.
I'VE went down !nto The hail to have nearer view
Of the = Apoa:is but very dc'r"pI dG ihr r"ater
number appear. close inspection, iEcr faccs s."
sad and yuolnt: there such trembling caScrness
after the food in the baskets, now hidden from thcr
sicht such shouting into their deaf ears, such gut.
dnc o: feeble steps and blinded, blcar eves. that
wished had avoIrd This painful part OF me spec
tacc.''
FOR he Eugurcr.
4 writer in the Richmond Examiner. over the sig
unturc of b. recommending FOR nomination, us Gov
rrnor, Mr. William Smith, gravely asserts that by
nj. rreat pcr.onai influence and bis strong and pow
rfu ,rr.sar,, t, Tho State Legislature, Mr.. Smith
.rs: gave impulse and motion 10 our grea State I'M.
uruvemcu;s, wlich have already added so nucn 10
orr wealth aud resources a:iI, when completed" VIII
max, o,:,y the irs; State in the tnion The man who
mn the bali in motion, is the pest calculated 10