Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-03

WIS "'S'hc lhc democracy OF the district desired the
election OF Bev Tucker, and they have higher STANDARD
oil morals than that proclaimed in Forneys Forrest letter
Democratic representatives are said to be merri, Ia.
mou'-pcces OF their constituents That Mr. Faulkner
did not express the sentiments of his constituents in these
Instance plain as day. We believe il of the
Democracy hcrGahaus.S
- Mr. Bennett Of New York. we see stated in OIL
exchanges will soon Introduce his Ei int. the JJouse of
Representative FOR the distribution of the Public l,ns
among the States Alterations have been made in il since
The last Congress, TO provide for the donation to
each state except Ter'S OF hundred and ifty thou.
sai acres Tor each Senator aud Representative and pro
poses To cedc all the States cxccp, Arkans,s Mis
souri, and illinois, whc! have already received liner,
grants l,5OU,uOO in addition aud to the State, a.
Ohio aud indiana, all the public lands wiin their limits
All grants in the $tlas Ice applied to the con
sruc;ion OF Railroads but the ands donated tn IN. oI
Stat may be, At the discretion o! their leg av
propriaIed to purpose Of education or internal improve
ments.
Ia The delay of the Railroad trains for seyer, ,la,s
past has been caused 10y heavy snow drifts north of Phi
ladelpha.
H'"n r"IcFs y'G NEoGoEs.The CIarksburg Register,
informs Us, that at sal" of ages in thai plae ON the
2@rI I'LL, negro twenty-five year. oil wa. so, f.,
dol
lars and negro girl eleven year, old aud very small r he,
age, sold iCs ZOO dollars
BRlfr roLmcM REVIEW o. rmE PAsr Yr,R.-Onr
D'"o'r"''r contemporary OF the Sew York HssaLi in MI
article reviewing the important events Of the pas, wear
makes the following notice of tie late Presidential election
and it, results
~ yrar ago gc ctoncIrI as cheering events the .,c
non OF Gen PirIre aud lie unparalleled unanimty with
%ch The people OF this country had resolved to sustain
me integrity Of the Union against ils enemies At tlai
lime not voice heard 10 dsparlg, the pra.iinrt
elect. Twelve months have elapsed and nov not , ,nc
save those OF relngs, ulters syllable in his praise H.
has forfeited the esteem Of whole people brok m ever,
pledge hc gave, violated each scparata promise S ne In
hugWA uhi"Ped on the sentiments which elected him
plunged the country into disorders whose i-sue pp4 IA
most stout hearted, aud FOR all this has earned the indig-
nant approaches Of injured nation IIis ,nyernnn,,
has ALLEN iowcr after months Of Office than INV f n,
predecessors fell in four years cOnDl.to r.vn,
toI tat VIII be terrible in is effect Oh the President
ana ms advscf7 has been effected during the pas, wear
lhrre h"- been no Olcoshei popular rising but a-
- the Custom in highly enlightened communities each
tu1n il. praccab,y aud quietly made up his mind ana
resolved 10 act at tile next election"
MADAME nv YgrFs-I It hl. been m liter If so,o, chr
prise on i4 side Of the Atlantic ,l. a lady DO. ersiy
The brilliant accomplishments aud acan0slcdgeI talents OF
Madame de- Nrics should have ~ ~ unheralIeA y
those hhnng announcements which usually preccie all
afti5lc great aud small who emgrae lron the old 10 the
| new World.
True merit may not every whore require the aid Of sys
icnlc pnefy 10 secure il proper apprcciuon but in
THIS County, which said to be- the land where hurnbp mos
does thrive, thought no one Lowcyp. eminent womb
have Tie tcneiy TO advance step unless preceded by
| th' 9'Ha amount Of preliminary irumpciing Mld1mc
De Nries has however, suscss.lly broken through t,
rule, anu without any assistance Of the sort adyeried to
has won for herself aud reputation to which non.
but the most gifted can aspire.
TINS lady after graduating the Ptr, Cinscryatoirc
n1
Lyons the second city Of France and ino1 for ta must
cal taste Her success far exceeded her most crravagan
anurp'on', aud her engagement there proved one con
tnnous triumph Her fame soon reached the capi,aI
where she was enabled to effect most favorable engage
ment on exceedingly profitable terms with the manager
o he Italian opera. She arrived IN Paris on the very ia,
when the revolution Of 1873 which hurled Louis philp
crom hi' throne, broke out aud, Of COURSE that event
brought her engagement ~ an abrupt termination.
Tho hrc' OF revolution extended shortly throughout all
Europe aud Madame dc Nfcs determined 10 escape from
Tue turmoil aud contentious Of the Eastern Continent IA
tie United states. She accordingly accepted an Offer
from the management Of the Italian Opera in New York
where she made her debut in this country aud beca nc
once an established yOrc. Her subsequent career in
America is well known readers She has perform
ed in all the principle cities Of the Union With great ,i
aud 10 New Orleans successfully riyilcd Jenny Lind her
self, who there while she WIS fulfilling an engage
mout at tue French Theatre She has gone on seadl,
and surely increasing in the favor and estimation Of Tho
public until she il coniesSedly without superior and
with but few exceptions, without equal IL il but Inst
toemirk 10 this conneSon that to the distinguished ma
e'tro Luigi Ardd she much OF ner perfection in the
Italian School Of Music
- we now learn from reliable source that Madame De
Yes contempaio returning TO Europe during the
log spring. biVng received proposals from London which
she does not feel At liberty decline We shall deeply re
gret her departure as the loss OF star Of the rit m1go
Ia ie from our musra ornament lint we hope IL may
70 shine upon Us with yet more efulgcn, raw Europe
however viii not be the loser for she will receive in re-
tnrr for the faded nJyenturers whom she cast noon on
shores, one whose freshness and yigor Of talent Will re-
cd To her the memories Of Maltran and P,st,.-
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