Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

re,rrn ;n,o wallscbia, as | hope, this battalion
, m;'i finn 'r The ADVANCED guard. The enec'
~" n ~ ;ncalcnl.be icopsidsr il very impol-
ianl 10 annruuce IN The proclalna,l.u"Sn W."
enme 90 lrienis OF The Turks and w ai.ac m''i,s
IN free lhcm from the Russian yoke. Inc
pursue ,vc.sdcd policy. We NUS s, IT
mise lhcm. =. tho
Ooc o: The most painful Circumstances ~ W.
nh, !. affair !. lie rumor OF corruption anu
,rcachely on he part Of the you'niu' uo'sH
From The brilliant anc glorious deeds oi'his fiu"
,arisn lee Ter, we cannol believe, unless 90 '"e
mos, authentic testimony, that he IS capA'ie
becoming a traitor. Ii would be mou'p'o'
spec,acle, Indeed, if Aahur GoFsey' VINO N"'
unanimously appointed 10 supeisede ue"ehe'
Gus General, should, in The most o''i!'ah' nou' "
Hungary's history, have comm;itea the sAH.
d,moips crime cannot be SO, If laeie Is any
,rn,h in The folloaing interesting sketch oy INT
.r,hor of Revelations Of Russia:
Gorsey pronounced, as nearly as Inc souau
can he rendered by our alphabet, uueis"!D M"J
hp row between tWo and Iouf-an' '',i'y ,u
aes. destined by his father, one OF !ne snd bs
lantfd Magyar gentry, 10 ihe career =.
,.sb, no,sibly by proficiency 10 his professionals
s,nd;ea in which he lett behind him all cohPe.,>
,ors have made up for Deficiencies ol pauonaes
and in efes; but his temper was 100 unpi'
m. en- ,itualed in such service as 'he ha'h
Alter holding his commission It" yeeis' -:
t,und himself involved in qdaIfei WIN va
snne,ior; though, no.w.thsIa nuins Tue POI -,
ssperuy Of military discipline IN these casss
inc award was in his favor. "ne'u ".
through disgust or because fecli'g INA! ms -.
,ure n,omoion was barred, Gofeey le'ileu d.
lieutenant from that army ~hose sle' ~
general he was one day destined DO slgna,r w w
di.comf.. Devoiing himself now enuley ~ ,ns
nosi,ive sciences, he Iepaiftu 10 Fiague' VIZ.
rrnwilline 10 burden he slender means OF MS Id
,na, re lived with he most rigid trugaliiy, aLo
sIndyioe in particular chemistry, win uh!iliHs
.ssi,,uiy under a professor oi some ceieoiry,
VINO being brought 10 acknowledge thal ne
conld teach nothing further to his pupil d's'ih
| oni,bed hin, by his friendship ard ialmacy.-
| rhis professor was married 10 lazy VI AVS
| fnunns. whose sister and CONGRESS- young
ne,son Of considerable attractions ana liVeiy ih-
soioa,ion conceived so romantic an attachment
se he vopbtul student as 10 make him an oifer
NJ her hard. Instead oil eagerly prohInF. as
was expected, by this good fortune, GoIsey'
thanking The lady Tor her flalleIiog preference,
| renIied that she was too young, AID mao seen
mo lille of The world ~ be able 10 Iuose q hei
own ieeliues towards him, but that II, ai!ei .
yrar's travel o! soourn amids. The saie'ies OF
| Vienna il was unchanged he should De plouu
10 lead her up 10 The ALTAR. Tire heiIess al Inc
expiration of year, returned. rIqueu - -
ner feminine pride, she s'ill DISTINGUISHES, ,,,
Gorecy amidst her numerous suil"'s wv
he perceiving or suspecilns, tnat POM -
honnr or obslinacy rather than affection piomp,
,o'.,he tnlfllmert OF her engagement, relieved
her from il bv marrying loreign lacy, n's"'J
| accomnlished. bu, without. fortune, and hilihs' y
tho writer remembers rightly, The shua'iuh VI
o.ys;pess O! companion IN that very idm'
Tne dealt, ii his lalher having taken Place, oo''
c.y retired with his briic 10 mis- small paifimn'
Nal esIa;c 10 the north OF Hungary, Where ne
was cndeayorine 10 apply 10 the ~oih'hg "
mines his scientific acquifemens >. "heh 'nos1 Nv
lilical changes took place in Austria auu flu",
ga,v. which brought the opposition ih'o power
Some flee in The mint being vacant for whlct
Gorgcy considered hinselt quallne;u " y, ~ !;
knowledge Of mineralosy, he applied lor J
,nrourh friend 10 Kussulh. "Gorsey," kossuif
is said 10 have replied, n have heard much G.
Goreey. cannon give hgi the appointment you
reoulic." "Bu," persisted Goisey's paFon' y
assure YOU tha, his knowledge taIenls, and o
lrical auainnrnts, qualify him emlnehty .oI
he office" "En.ugh," sid hossutb, u Can
MT make the nomination you eesire, De-
rause ds.!ine him Tor ether purposes have
long mad my eyes on him, and ociolc /" we've
mon,h is over may wan! him as Minis'cI
of War;" The be flied intscess"r, at iifsi con
ceivng that Kossuln was in is, ieif'd, nu
rom This period dates the advance men' q Ms
nnsucc, ssu! candidate. When The hnnsalia'
army, advancing TO Inc relief Of Vienna, became
conyinced, on the field of Swecha, 81 Inc 'feacne
~ of IFS General, NIGGA, it named G'rsey us
chief by unanimous acclaim. But that appfecia
ton by his e!low.sol tiers on The battle heia
/ which The sequel has shown 10 be just, ho'su'n
who look promiaen' part in The action, nat
made, as we have seen, long previously IN Ms
cabinet and may have mainly AIDED. u1iSsS
who, through The Hungarian war, LA: held I'M
most important command s!d ebai4ena yS2e -
| WIN -, IL inaa. decisive success, sh"lcs WIZ
! 3 IN the reputation OF beiog the ATTEST leader o
me Hungarian armies. 1nis suba.eTn becan'
al once great commander, aid The coraiero
Of 81 many Generals 81 routine, IS noiwiihstahd'
his youth, Distinguished by exceeding Caution st
Ihal il results less brilliant and decisive are cx
nected from his ecnius laan from The ad'sniu'
rous impeluosy OF Ben, he Hansariaus en-
lrusl to him their main army with me imp'ic'
belief thai he will never throw away chance
nor risk The fortunes OF his country on The hazlrt
of a die, however tempting.