, 1859-05-27

Miss r, and her Wonderful H1rse+
Miss f.. known on the turf at Paris Us tue fair
Amazon Of Washington. was 50 brilliant at the
races on her hossr, JET black. saye i white star
Oil the forehead, that her appcasa"ce was HAILED
eycryw;lc-e with admiration aud appia"se. a
more loyelv pcrsu6 cannet b. imagined; she
guides lawfully the mnst re':cnhtab}c c"urser.
Beelzebub the uame ol Miss I. horse. Is 81 I'LL
san,eab1e and ts1ocious, that no rider Gun mount
him, No gruo:.. ende Or sta! him. l!c has al
ready killed ul Engl:,hmau. named Thomas
nixon, who underto~ K to gtoStn him IN thu
stable. Rarcy was powerless to tame s::'* ter
ribIs animal. Three persons only can :pI'rnaeil
lscezcbrb: the first il Miss I. herself. I" her,
Beezebub is p'a"t, gentle and afIect'onate as
Il King Charles spaniel. He follows hes, Ae
E:lwns on her, and knccls that -Sc may nlount
him. lie ncyls whcn she approaches. IT. i~
proud and happy to carry her. lie p:."'s, liz
caracoies he clryCts. ttc never trics to unstat
her. lie obeyS her word without ever cxaht
ing the 1cust npnicncc. Miss I. recipr,raes
ali the affection which her beautiful horse cx-
!,ihits, aud loves him Us friend.
Tie two other I'ersous who ra1 approach
Bee1zebnb, nre two young ladies' Of sixteen anu
eighteen years Jenny and KITTY Wilkinson.
But Declzebnb only suffers them, and shows
them no attachment. Jenny and Kitty act as
rrooms to Hectzcbub; they feed and curry lll'n.
ald walk lin, in the morning. Jenny. the
Youngest Of tsese sisters, ssilt-!ooking child,
whose wutianly figure is not yet developed, Is
dressed IS groom, aud follows Miss I. every
time Mis-, T. pays visits on horseback. for nu
nt|,rr person can hold Eceizcbub by the bride
when his mistress dismounts. Fer the rest.
Miss T. is j clarminE young person; and has
no med to ride Beelzebub 10 be admired
She is handsome girl Of happy aye.
Of fresh, briliiant aud l,ca|tliful looks
Her figure il beautiful, without being slight !;
= !, xf.k.! Tia. II
I'M, black eyes. beautiful arms. pure complexion.
clear and fair; her chest well ronnaea, her hand
small aud delicate :ss that Of princess painted
by feusqucz, her foot il neat and vcrv artn, Tier
vuice clear and sonoruus. She bFeathcs Aif the
!ifc und fire Of twenty-five summers. Add to
this that her soul is worthy Of this ontsit!e--a
soul noble and Ievoted-a htart passionate with
great courage.
This Young lady, this american, VIM brings
to her husband Il dover Of six hundred thou
sand francs, will soon marry one Of the most IN
tctscnt Of the French generals. She viii io'.
how hcr husband 10 Italy. She will make what
mar be facetiousIy termed her nuptial campaign.
I}ectzelub will 10 a',,ns. The soldiers admire
this line women, ami her tnc horse.
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An Eastern Colony i'll Illinois.
Tho y. J. Tii.".,, in speaking Of tic n.any
advantages resulting, from organized emigration.
Ut the stttn. III h.w homes by groups uf tami-
li,s embracing farmers, mechanics, trades,
pastor and teacher, over that of going to strange
Lands alone, makes tlic to!tex1tt. rclerenrc to
COLONY recently planted in tllis state:
lii: particular enterprise to uhirl, we now
refer vas undertaken sos,ell1in. oyer two wears
ago, By Mcssrs. Ovid Miucr, of,yrac1st. \. :.
and joseph 4. Benf, from Vermont. \ lncatiou
was chosen in southern Illinois. about sixty
niles east from 1t. Lu,s, near tie junction :.
The Ohio anI Mississippi Railway with the Iii
no.S Central. Tue oojectS Sought "eie :" 49,.
IT run al''onK ~, H. " t",onnI,,,c'
men and ner,ou. Of hi.h moral principles, t
establish Christian Church, and to found .,
!"sl',ut1oh u !earnne; ''igoI ~: y .a'i. ~
III. cn,ar,,r;. l,:,s ,,,,n, st,.;ly forward uo,
wi,hs,aslips the uimt.,islned harvest Returns
and widespread pssun'ary disasters Vi t:'e p!s
eiSntsen n'ontns. rt . md ~ .1',;t, :,r,
now vi making themselves l.oucs on The tiue, 'i.l
and rolling prairi. known Us Hoy'eton \ nea
csape has been erec1eo ~ WHEEL .c ;'. si' ua
A., c',}1r;.ts r., now i,bnri,, lard to rr.ct J.;
| editice aud put in operation School OF Liter4
tire anu Science, nn'1d popaia':on WHO sFea''
neeo IL. ,>,,.oa =, e,.,, = t,;s.r;ct ,c,,1v nm
hunI, ed miles long and eighty bread. u GROWN
con,snuuny Of educated men aud won'en; ac"l;
n'an!tS o. .n1toun .etresan.v inr p"r f.;rsr. t.u"
a' -. :o,nnun;,v whnse c!icf accented WORK
to found fist class seminary for r,en md vi
men; THIS is surely work that mlSt!t We'll u
tFact 1ae aoesat sesa'o VI Ill e'oN i''e'
PERSONAL .5.s'O FoLfT1c.s1'
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