The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06

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nnRsae1eey given % several ycu0g Americans 10 4
IN PAris BY the subject hifhself He
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half, whtskers and moussAche Of the color of rope
TOW, frDm which stood out q pair Of prominent
dat 6sas syes, With red swollen lids. His head
wa9 mpuntsd upon . small body and iegs, exceed.
~ dtsss Of nils isdividaai vas In keeping with
his phyaiQue. He wore 40 old battered beaver, .
lAege looss osercoa&, e kaglan) and faded yellow
bssssess, Asstng tightiy 70 his legs.
80 o1t, Gid he, from the States, last summer,
20 - Europs and - 1 wanted TO have good
sime, got come letters Ut Introduction, amongs.
which 0es one 70 Lord --, to whom deli yered
Il ny srsival ~ Liverpool elk miies from which
city his Lofdship reaidea. Next day l was tavited
&. bour Un ss
In livery conducted me through hall, aud throw
ing open . door, cried, 10 Q loud voice, "Mr. c.,
from America" found myself in . room filled
WITH laAies aud gentlemen, which had not anti.
49, As~A 80 $3.50 u~o III
I = Col remembered how the old dancing mas
ter IN America had taught me 70 bow, 90 began
bowling and falling back half q yard at each bow,
until backed mp against the wall. If the idea
bowed down the aide OF she wall, but Z didn't; %
stood still, not knowing what to do. sf,ss
White was In this position, some one came up
and shook hands with me, and found our that he
was oue Of the other gentlemen 70 whom had
brought letters Of introduction. He took me up
and presented me to the company, and put me in
0 chair BIZ Lord e.. i sst down and waited
for dinnsr. Al length the longed for dinner was
Annoanoed, and ali the other gentlemen took Ia
dies ia the dining-room, SO gave TO the niece
end tsok her In. Was next TO the niece, and eve.
~ time she drank glass Of wine drank giass.
aud she kept drinking SO began 20 feel fine and
70 get very socisble with che niece. When the la
dies ross, the gentlemen handed them into the
drawing room, and returned 20 drink wine and
crack nuts Ny head was already little dizzy,
and the ifghts seemed almost inhumerable But
everybody drank, 30 drank After time, Il
could not tell how much the ethers got up TO join
isbsd 10 dad that my legs did not move. brought
my whole mind 70 bear on it, and wilied power.
fully that my legs should Instantly lift me up
bat Il was fn vain. Ny rebellious limbs refused
TO obey the dictates Of tbe mind, and remained
upabie to stir, h0peezsly gazing 1t the gentlemen
deserting me. However, some friend came to my
rslief--did not know who, for my eyes were lit.
tie dIm--and found myself once more In . large
arm chair beside thd niece
They all got talking about "Picoluminin
didn't know who Picolumini was, but / soon found
out she was singing woman. Well, some Lords
who were present gave invitations to some Of the
ladies ITO 60 to their boxes TO hear her sing that
night. So invited the niece TO go with me.
thought Of course, she'd say no; but she didLt she
agreed to 60. The shock Of being actually engag
ed 70 take the niece Of Lord 4. to the Opera, So
bered me for while, and thoughts Of the rash
meas of generous sud coHdding nature, and the
truth Of the old proverb, ''pnt not your trust in
princes" rushed over my darkened soul. HOwev
or, thsse reflections soon passed away, and again
got quite sociable with the niece, aud very coy
Late In the evening the party broke up, and
staggered 70 the door, and with little hope, gol
into the carriage. All how that carriage rolled
IT was like ship 1T sea, aud butted about in i,
III the six miles back to bed.
Next morning awoke at o'clock, with thun
dering headache, and it flashed upon me that was
engaged TO take the niece to the opera aud had nc
box. looked at my clothes, and found that my
old granger" was too shabby, and my hat had been
butted out of oil shape the night before. So bur
Yied my clothes and went 20 the ticket Office Of
the opera. The man told me that the boxes were
all taken. Bat / said there's use saying that
must have box" After examining some papers
he said could get one, but IL would cost TO, S24
about. I WAS obliged to take it. Then ran TO q
: shop sud got q dress coat beaver and pair OF
gloves. and began 70 dress up at two O'clock Al
about six I took a cab from the street and drove
to Lord E-'s. WbeL got near the house ii
,ka.xz x.se~kpA
20 In my carriage, and there was 10 dirty one
horse street cab; but it too late to turn back
% determined 70 trust to the 'subliuiiy Of luck.
got out 1t some distance from the house, and
told the cabman TO hide behind the shrubbery and
wait till came back. not on any account allowing
himself t. be seen. Then went up and ruDg the
bell; the big servant showed me In, when found
the niece ali ready; sat down, and we talked tor
about half hour kept hoping that she would
propose to go 10 her csrriage, but she didn't; and
when We rose to 60, walked trembling out, with
my knees knocking, at the idea Of having to call
mp the one-horse cab out OF the bushes. The big
servant threw open tbs door, and 10! there stood
Lord --'s coach and fair, with three footmen.-
Lord! how stepped down those stairs.
TAe opera was anything but amusing for me-
with headache from the liquor OF the night be
fore, and i thought it never would end However
IL did end; and after returning from the opera,
sat for half an hour and then took my leave, with
the gloomy prospects Of walking six miles with
hammers beating In my temples, for OF course the
cabman had got tired Of waiting, and had gone
back TO the hotel. Imagine my delight when
take back 70 the city drove up 10 the hotel ia
STYLE, treated the cOzchman and fJotmen freely,
and was escorted to bed by the landlord himself
Next morning desceuued ffom my room at mid
day, and Was told by waiter that a cabman had
asked Tor me three times that morning. The land
lord Was looking at me with familiar snie on
his face, very different from that OF last night aud
had evidently lost the greater part, if not ALL of
nfal n;
wrong. Presently the cabman turned mp for the
fourth time, and claimed wages for all night, say
ing that he had waited in the bushes until twelve
O'Clock, quite contentedly, expecting large fee,
but whenou O'Clock came, lie began to think the
young foreigner was making quite free of Lord
E--'s house. AT last, when two o'clock struck,
be got uneasy, and Of three O'Clock be could stand
u no longer, but went to the house, knocked up
tho family, aud inquired for little man who told
him 70 wait in the bushes, out OF sight, till he
called him. The landlord and walters OF the ho-
tel were already laughing at me. What would be
the jokes in Lord E--'s kitchens Could i ever
face that big servant again, or the three foomen!
paid the cabman all he asked, Che cheated me
enormously paid the hotel bin, and took the
nexrAraiu III cars Tor Paris, determined ueyer
agsin TO carry letter Of Introduction.
TsAospr. AT ClsolssAr1 Lon Wednesday niehss
young man, .Geoge Dsvelin, Of the firm efDeveliu
SON grocers and produce dealers, in Cincinnati,
Ss. shot BY Woman, Fanny French, with whom
shonids: and passing nearly through his body
He fell a. one dead upon the sidewalk, aud Tor
soma time II Was supposed he was killed, but as
last Aceounh was still living. Itappears he was
about % b. married, and hearing oft she armed
hsrsslf sought him out, shot him down and then
esvs herself up TO the polio.
NIcARAaUA.--We are informed that Gen. Jare
asked On behalf Of bis dovernment, u waiver o
oar claim for satisfLction for the murder of Amer.
stceas q GreuAds, Offering to comply with every
other demand The proposition 10 rejected, and
the whole dsnaAod viii DO enforced. IL 10 further
stated that Jsrss has lef ths city and thai at tbs
request ef Pres,deut Martinez, Yrissarri has con.
sentsd % withdraw bic resigoation ss minated to
tnis 6overnmsnt.- Washington Star.
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