Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-28

IN he equally modest hut Equality and frnter
uity" | hive found prevailing here more thor.
nnphly thnn elsewhere in Europe. Still. We
have not renlized the Social Millennium, even in
Cliehv. Some of IT, were born To gain liv
ing hv the hardest and most meagerly rewarded
labor others to live idly and sumptuousl y on the
earnings # others OF cas~ta. these vices Of an
irrational and drcnying socinl state not in
4tanty eradeated by our abrupt removal to this
mansion Some Of cook while o.. Rs only
know 10 eat, and So require assistance in the
nreparniinn of our food none l. cooked ar even
provided forus. and our intorcnurse with the ont
er world il subject fo Limitation. Those who
lived generously afpreiime. and are III for gentle
manly sums. are very apt TO havo money which
the luckless chaps who are in for n tegsarlY
hundred francs or So and have no iixcl income
beyond tie franc per day very glad To earn
hy doing Us acts Of kindness. One of the>e Mt
tnehcd himself To me Immediately on my taking
posses sion II nv apartment. and pruccedrd IN
make INV bed bring me basin and pitcher Of
ter matches lights. &c, for which | expect to
pay him these articles being rccknnra super
Auites in Clichy. But no such aristocrahc ii,
tncton as MASTER no such degrading appeation
as servant is tolerated in this community; this
philnnthropic fellow boardcr is known to all a.
my auxiliary Where has the stupid world
outside known how to drape the hard realities of
life of with fig leaf graceful as thsl
To return 10 nv own matters;I have been all
dey convincing one party Of friends after another,
rs they called, that do not yet need their gener-
ously proffered money or namas-ihat | will put
up no security and take no step whatever. until |
can consult a good French lawyer, see whore /
stand and get a Judicial hearing if possible. |
know that the Judge did not mean nor expect that
| should be sent here. when left his presence last
evening: want 10 be brought before him forth
with on plen of urgency, which cannot so well
be made if am at liberty. If he say, that | am
properly held in duress. then hailing out will do
little good for forty others all about either have
or think they have claims against the Crystal Pal
ace for the damage or non-return of articles en-
hibited; if am personally liable to these. all
France becomes n prison to me. When | have
proper legal advice. shall know what to do
until then it i safest 10 do nothing. Even at the
worst hat" To have any one put up l2,0oO francs
for me, rs several are willing to do, until | am
sure there i no alternative.
our or CLlcnY, Monday Evening, June 4. l855.
Things have worked to day very much
hoped and calculated. Frirnas have been active
in quest of such lawyers As needed, aud two of
tho right sort were with me at Il seasoua'lr hour
this morning. At 3 O'Clock they had hearing
before the judge. and were all ready for IT,,
thanks tn friends inside Of the grHtingS well a-
out Judge Piatt's official certificate as to- the
laws of out State governing tn liability Of c.
poratcrs has been Of vital service To me aud when
my lawyers asked, ''whcro is your evidence that
the effects Of the New York Association are how
in the hands of the receiver - answered The
gentleman who wa talking to me in the VISITORS
room when you came in took me AMY knows that
perfectly; perhaps b. is still there | at once
sent for him and found him Thus al, things CON
~pircd for good aud at ! clock nay lawyers and
friends came to Chchy 10 bid mo walN oa' with