Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

thousand fl hundred mes-e al last ads himself on ooaa
an, or rr ycs.els Of var and houeward bound The To!-
nm. cs mulch he ard useful Information, poh Is re-
srec,s The people and ccnny-ihe author having had UNI"
sua OPPORTUNITIES for learning tic character customs ane
.bts of Tie higher class of MeSicans, and having
in his wandenns passed through towns seldom visited oy
,vcI.rs-srchas Salauarcla, G;anahuato Guadaaara,
and Topic The work ahonnds IN Incidents an0
H.. reader will have no regret the time spent its
pernsal
| J,Jc, T cbor and London Poor: By II. MAHEw. Parts
a., mi, and H. tho cotclusan just published 1t
es On Inc history OF the sellers OF London, aud en-
bels cng!avinss-onc he srecseier OF g7ease
removing compositions, and the other OF Doctor BokanKy
the street herbalist
III, Eute-TIs is the last novel from the neverweaIy-
ina ron of G. p r. James. It's scene is laid in England
JnrpC the civil wars which succeeded the Restoration
s,opu counterpart OF Macaueys picture OF the condition
,a habits Of The English country gentleman and country
.,., .; those times The "two solitary hursemen" who
NJ seldom failed make their appearance IN the onantes
o This author either on the brow OF hill al sunset weary
and wun" emerging from forest at carly dawn,
haye ELECTED critical remarks mat we are glad to
find the author giving explanation oi Ihis re1ed SUBJ
ec which, the benefit OF our readers VIC suoon IN his
own words
for never heard that robbing Peter 10 pay Paul
n,nisnab bic under law statute; and the multitude
ms sense III All III on
Gee if no, excuse, is paIaon showing the trhty OF
human nnturc and that trail as olhcrs-but no
more The of This selrepetitlon probably is not
nnuci,y of ideas nieriy of fancy, mol want OF
ina gination uvenon but that Ike children sent daily 10
draw water from stream ret INTO Inc aolt vi dropping
our buckets mmeasura6le Depth OF thought
Exactly a, the came place; and though it be exncty
the same that which we ore" up me aay before,
il is very similar in quality and aVor-a te cinne' or
. more turbjd Us the may DE-. Now, This dsscrta
,on-whch may be considered as an introduction or pre-
face the second division Of my history-as been brought
ABOUT has had ila rise origin source IN an ana care
FIJI endeuvvr 10 avoid if possible Introducing into this
work the Two solitary hOrsemcnone upon white horse
which by one mode another have found thef way INTO
probably OF three of all the books nave written und
need hardly tell the reader that the name oil iese DOCKS
legion There are, perhaps TOO many put hough must
continue 10 write while the spirit is in the body TO say
truth do know why should Wish 10 get rid oil my TWO
horsenen especially the one on The white horse "ouVer
mans aIway had white horse in all his pictures; and do
M, see why should put my signature, my emblem, my
monogram in my paper ink pictures, as well as any
painter Of them ALL an not sure that other authors DO mot
Dc the SAME thing; that has not always very near
IT, notwithstanding brrtine Dickens very charnnS
yunnr Girl with lille pockets; and Lever bold dra
soun Nevertheless upon my lite if can help IT, we VIII
not have in This work the two hosemcn and The white horse
albeit in after times, when my name Is placed WIN Homer
Snak spcare in any other more likely POSITION there
NAV arise serious and acrimonious disputes as 10 the real
authorship of the book from It's wanting my own peculiar
ana distinctive mark and characteristic.
"But here. while writing about plagiarism, | have been
mvs, n ,lagiarst; and il shall remain without acknow
Judgement having suffered somewhat in that sort my SELL
Hear nv excellent friend Leigh Hunt-eoul OF mild good
ness honest truth and gentle righncss acknowledge
tat sro. from You the defensive image OF Ncuyermans
white horse which you ncaucusy put within my reach on
one bright night uf long dreamy conversation, when our
ideas of MANY things wide the poles asunder met sudden
l. without ciashng produced but COOL quiet spark as
The white stones which children rub together in dark corners
emit so phosphorescent glcam, that serves but 10 gh
their little noses.
The Stone Nlson Of Saint POnti by A. DE.LAMARTisE
This work is written with all the enthusiasm, eoquence and
thought which characterize the writings of the distinguished
author The locality OF The tale ia in the valley oil Saint Pon
and the opening sconcs descriptive of the Wiley are beautiful
written partly dialogue, and pervaded with interest,"
whilst sentiments Of and love Tor God are eVenl
Pictorial Field Book of the Rroiuoni the 10th No o!
MIR Lusslnss splendid work issued filled, as usual with
beautiful Illustrations and devoted principally TO the re'ou-
toaary sceuee of West Point Arnols Treason, &C. fine
engraving of "Sunnyside" IrvngS residence IS amongst
the ensraVings
! Hqrpsrs Ionthly Magazine for September This work
always contains the OF The European Magazines and
valuable American discoveries aud ingenuity 1t thus al
ludes TO Tenny son and one Of his fines; Songs
In The "nlaye III language to music and feeling az the
great Germ ETHE expresses H. A-FaaD iEISYs'N mas
.ut % as probably superior AZ The present day
A modern English critic in review OF his Princess oo-
serves ;ic lESSYs1S not, believe, connolsscur IN
music as Moore wa YET Look the songs in The Princess
Take the Duge Sung far example, unequded IN our lah-
suage, except py SHAKESPEARE: