Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-07-15
RICHMOND WHIG.

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ffo" n> Journal da Hsrre. L'"e IL.
DEATH OF MISS . BELIEVED TO BE THE
FAMOUS MISS COUTTS or MARIO urvopy
ruptI nc POW, xcp o, M -
a.. vi ANS LII r.
We eopy 'ne ""o"ins oArrauon hon the Eststie:
We here presentto ourfesders full Of poetry
and tenderness, vhich h.. iu.t .,,n. q, Il. -, ;
\ Tai. 4 ,,.,,., ,a ~
! rh ..,n.,, 80,
a, ''f'e'r'so W ane tht aife Itaiien, at PAris,
. "o s"u"' remember sh h'fhsh gf It'll young aud
p'y' "<e Irkai.r 'es,ufe expressive eountenaner.
"a 49, ~. " "e-neoo'y ana tsndeines-, ~oald
80. .;' -, eosii''he, nsd u nos been tor the
| .'o uesoy p<sne-s which dstius suished her.
- "a n ise' " ,eeh sn snge character that
i.a - s. -. 80 sssn '.Nsn 'of tie hs~ne of some
$500 " e'ss 'o' 'ne eosp-e vi departed bride. This
t,s, 80, Po-ssseu ot i"'nehssd richer, snd alsays
"a ~, ''s ana risganee, generally occn
,h. -. -. - " wy opeis ana SAT alone always Ia
-, - Wv v'' a' IN tns ooSeS ln the tier oi
nj , ~, s 80 ~ ne tnl,fois ioye Thstady has
IN, -, w, - ua 10 rans "a consequence OF hor-
| f., on.n, an, es 70 say mas oseome oi veiY
"iin the past fe" years The filosi
" . eier's'Ahees oi ths melancholy snar: The LADY
r"n nr hN'o Tue tenor singer Her love- though purely
-one Yv. va not the '-s Passionate perseve,ins
a' -'h's night sbe saw In dream
- - 80 -, VS. W.. N"o appeared before her As love
M. . -, ~ ~ :. " urOu- aiu disposed to love,
dciaes ct her conscience lr s.s yoso'ense 10 tae
~ 'Mass ~ Nn'N" zoe hsd dFraped- On awakening the
.ho,' aH. nI 'ue l',se Q, the hand-ome young
la
het eyes
sne eont mpl.ted with eestacy the imaginary figure
, 'e!s'u win u without Opening her mouth ~ give
umot eIOooenss obsh ssssd = . sasOps Of the
nngushed by sep;-ept- flowing from an ardent i'm sgiu.
ton sn1 sensitive heart She, in fct - completely
gave atty TO this vision OF dream that she vas fally
persuaded that Shst she vas sort Of heavenly i'd
yeftisenen 90 her and that identical being sbom
she had in her rea, existed ane would ons
time other be found by her So indeed II TUNED on,
for day a, London at the opera Ho,ss mona 49,
periormerr she discovered in the tenor since, 49, ~
very person whom, a visionary iuaRa she had seen IN
her dream. IL himself and 10 n,ist,ka I, -
he saw esery nr IN Ss1 sOosh she loved and whom
heart volenty aeitated; here was the ver, nan
whom she alreaoy in love with before shs h., 80
him. But when she heard him sing beF leeings -
raised TO the hghrs pi,sh She was literally ;1,o,ic.
ted by the viGraons OF his voice. with which her s.u
entertained the strongest sympathy and il seemed N h
they sscended up from the deepest r.ees-e. oT b;s ,
lending charm the music which il va, u,nos.;h 4,
describe. From that day forth her fate wac ,acld
She was sensible however, that the love she had .S,
ceued hopeless aud ths, II wonId bs ,,-s'
Tor her TO keep secret wholly confined .i1in hsr
breast.
Heuceiorth the lie Of Miss see underwent an e,,;,a
change. Before iks she had been rep1.,ks;:. o., 80
simplicity in her manner Of living. Aut no. shs 49,
mined to live entirely alone But sb did not live bursd
in solitary retreat on the son,r.rE sh. s.w conno
and visited lhe opera From The r{ne vh.n sha 6i ~,
solved TO live alone she became "a ex,r,ord;n.r. -.
ness IL seemed as If all her blood Ad left ths ssrfc
hat tnfvhth ha.f
'he more vehemeuty for Mario.
from the day that Miss go saw Max c. Al. A., .
In eer ie when she Recognized ia hkn the being She
oaa seen IN her drsas, she bss alwaya yed by herself
AAu alone Ahe has never spoken siiZle word 10 NJ
e bet whenever at any time he set ot for any other
!, '!, s"e "uiu sot out ior tne same NSAsee O.
49, quo AAo vent 70 81 fe'erso9rgi vsea hs>sL
49, 'no u's' person ne sas an tns dress c1rce, I'd
III III 81 - ea s s'-gs " rss A s- hsn he sent 10 Ma
| ai" ss 81" ~ a. saaild. when re went 20
J .aercs' 80 .h 49, -. " ssiP AIe ioiio~ed MN 10
y be
Wbe,h.. :, - =, Ts ~ " "',Su MARIO appeared =
| miSbt be Dr., ~ % ~ - ~ a.s, OF wherever u
sTI =. s,.,vs 40 l.. ssn e. s ne yoGhg hnglish
eeircls ~ OO>' VI 'n '4e ufers
| Sbe b.s ,a,a.
her. She has had sort Of novss aad 10,
80, ~ r, -.ie 80 ~ ~ ss sueuS PoSS' and action
.,,,ly no bj IL "r'el S ~ Io'ln rom her Tell
hn, h. 6it -, 70 :; a .os ~ o.e win her, u IS tue
which em,n,tsd Iron, b, Ths ritt Iss up4u ni'i'
ed etes of m. D.Ia I'D v,,sr t ~ =, 'ue ,s'
imo5es.iSn ~ - tt strong I'm,
him IN spch dec a. ~ ;nsn 81 ~. 80 eae'su
spir,tion of oa,ns xbe, he wrnid =, ~" , 'e "a"
IN sbox thai ro,s,,,l i,as. s.s az see" s'ye As
Twas ons.e told 10 tne Fr;nees- a. Po;x ,h, p,,
and Madame De stae two persons sn,no,ed - - - ~.
epsU,eur,d of sacb che "a "a - ,. ~ ~. oeen
Other Which Lasted two bonr .syvh, 81 ". i'p e1Su
ess AN iDtery.y ot to bou,. lon,S 7 go e - 80
;ieye il pos.ille for anv -omsn 10 r,,.; 80, : T "
hours alone In ntv,ts eoDve,ss,;or ii - e ~ ro"s
unless ti.v both kean sayine - 60 - e .t @ man,
ihng over aud over seain Would ,h Dnh t '
have hoe, ahla 20 h.I;.vo Il, ~, - - Ne =
magnetic Concentration of The 49,, - US 's
iect in the m,st Of ero.dsd ,bsa,,s W. & 90
doubt it. ' ~
! Tn. dsV wben the c.lsh,.,o, s; ,, -,
the Theatre Itaien was great and S,tsI a. TO- w;...
when the time came 10 90 70 IN tbes,rs ~. -.
self alone in her room there she VS. ,,,i,. r.J -
the poit OF starting For the purpo.e borsvs nt 80
log better ho4 she looked and 10 iuJvs q, The o., =,
her toilette she placed the eandl.tiek v;tb ,h
candle in IT, on chair in front Of ths tsI
TO see herself thoroughly 10 the glass A. b tsrn b
self ,o,nd and roynd 6,ys. 90 = tIs - - 50 ~ ~ ue'
then on the other her fuI tossing gosn a. fsbt b.
musin suept nv tbs cs,,dlsi, -, - ,st, 50 y @