Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

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TIE host = In,r,ass sno'sh ssase.ly when the
author sets his hero acatchnr German Counts in large nets
.nd r.,ng .ou.lIv proh,he diversion. But there /.
great deal OF wit and life and in the qucter
science and the character of Emlus Won Aspngen the
in.cr,ahle eoxeomb r. e.n,y devcoped and makes the
novel worth reading The adventure with Violet Fame Is
very pret,y told and am disposed TO think absurd
at The conclusion was 10 be the actual
terinatop of Yirs rav hut that third series was in
con,.mplation Ont with n Inv nil means Mr. rIsrael
Cantarina Flemng a "psychological, romance" (the
author wished To reverse the order OF the te but the pub
Usher knew betcr is book OF which Mr. Dlsraei is said
10 be poud Ii il quite impossible 10 read t-that is saw
who u,vs read n saw so-but il is good reading
bed time Ther, Is scene in il in which number Of
people met to write upon will what they con-
ceive TO be the most important Truth Contana Feeming
comes last and writes-rrNE. | should have written
| DysrKrsrA.
| like the Young Duke better than anything else of
DIsraels IL is very story, but il very bril-
liant one and is brilliantly written. remember too that
there a bold bunder the middle OF it-the Duke in
desperate rage his architect who arrives "quck
rs lightning thunder" For my part, do
dislike this way OF subverng the laws Of for the pur
pose OF fiction
NENErA poor affair, written bring in Shelley and
Byron. The former little above the author TIE latter
little before him. Neither comes comfortably into the
story There are some good chance hits scattered through
out the book; and as Mr. Dsrae does not appear by
means TO have formed very high estimate OF Lord Byron.
the naure OF the novel chiefly comes out IN the exceed
ing usnan winch the Childe, IN ms character oil Lord
Cadurcis, Is made TO talk Neneua herself Is very ILL
conducted young lady, quite unworthy OF the frank and
.o"ee' W ""o'" she !" gi'ch WIZ" PoeS
drowned
but hemeud IerPH, love story, Is the most artis'i.
car oil any oil Mr. we nave several real
characters IN ~ ana also several ncuuous ones wneh are
700 weak 70 keep company WIN ne teahues Inc da-
rogue very curious s an atemp' 10 lei wruen dialogue
DC reay inc loose language OF Conversation TINS Is no
very; no, ment; Inc sNe'en OF ING Souh' y Orsay'
WIN ms usneNeneI Enghsn' ana OF inc iae bpnaim Dond'
Wy ss-nose Aeepei' uie ueIiNe, iuo you"s 'auies
VI my aSqsan'anSe e me hs' e love scenes ae ra'her
NAV Nv A'sn, rom wnioh argue or ,neir accuracy;
p" our s'es, anu nus oeen " DC
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80 ~, :; - L. - - g. S., - - ~.
twelve repesen,o,;ves of bron.br who in unrcfnned
d,vs ysrs c.IIed Lord Cl;vs T,ysls Anos,le Ne has
been of yar;ons shades of Of os having started \. %
inc -Tory desner,e ou,rroI with TrConpel few, y,srx
ag, in which the Aea,or no, only alluded TO Mr. Isaes
Hebrew ancestry bat him as from ..tbe
mpenen thief upon the cross reused our novelist into
terrific menaces against Daniel And as the latter will not
6gb il Is due 10 the personal courage of MIR Dsrae 10
say thai as Mr. MORGAN OConne had recently taken mn
his fathers eouse and fugbt Lord Avanley ON his behalf
the novelist CHALLENGED Mr. NJ OConneI and took even
means in his mower Of "making 6gbt of IN Bot Mr.
Morgan O'Connell .backed OUT of the affair
Mr DIsraeli also involved himself in n very ward
souabbe with the Courts of Law in connection with some
he thought fl 10 threaten AGAINST well known
advocate for certain severe remarks made in
The discharge of hsduty For this our novelist had Il, appear
At the bor Of the onr and receive due castgation Rut
he aye rs GOOD as he go and his depreeatoy address
was a yerv clever performance