Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30
'rhe spicnd"r '"l's on castle walls.

'rle spIcndor 'al's casie walls.
/ An ,nrwy SUBMITS Old Il aofy
The IIgh :hi.cs the laEe-,
Do,1. t Jnss .' "%. .se The VIII, -coss dying
I.u~, huse answer ecioes, Hylng' dying dying
90 bark o hear how tha and clear,
AMI iiEIUcr, ri.aor. Iafinr soine
The Go.ns" Eriaai aia;!y blowing
Boa 10! ~ hes th= pnr"c f!"i' rpyihg
Blow, hIsIe answsr ec!i2c'. y: = i;ihs, a!ihb
o iov.. they die in y"n nch sky.
They lam: OF lil. oa field. ." river:
OaTe hoes roll from soul % s'u!,
An! grow an forever:
Boa: Duglr bl The w! echoes hylns,
AID answer echoes, an-wer. Lyin. dyins, dying
"True" says Reviewer "ths is imitation in words
If the actual sounds of buae.mnsc; but n ncen t's
let hear in the wonderful combination Ot LIQUID rng
ing cousonars and resoundins vowels the horns OF I'll
Hand laintly blowing had The poet told lis in the same
, key of sound how
THE .alcnlor f.!lson ca-te walls,
AId snowy submits Oil III s:ory
investing with one uniting hu, st the scenery thea III:
ia,ic ITSELF ana lastly tho human thoughts and erlinss
which remind him that
Cur echoes roll from soul soul
Aud go" pr"'er and oleStr
cmhot wing III n the frame work. Inv
snrual harmony o the whole inward arr. outward impress
si1n the luscious ungUUr stately sendU the thought;
which follow into infnity the dying echoes OF lii. air. IN.
is true criticism. and is coniirmHiuy OF an Impression "hc
we have long entertained, that IT requires something more
Than aborios pains-laking, something different and oeiie
Than mere careful selection Of mcodous or sounding "os
and delicious coiocaon Of ihem 10 give MIN poeca
reputation that is worth possessing.
Arthur JCH1cdy,
MLaAs late H. NJ. SD Regiment; author of the "Wayside
Cross" &C. This Isl very spirited story and gvesa faithful
and lively portraturc Of Andausa and Spanish life The
,u,ho, was taken from the world suddenly BY fatal acc
dent in Dec 1850 while this book in the publisher:
hands
J. w Randolph has us The Sept No. OF Appleton
Mechanics Magazine and Engineers Journa-aso "1h
Lars Of Health in Relation 10 Mind and Body" series o.
interesting and mos, instructive eers from old pracon
er 10 patient, by LIONEL Jons BsALE, NJ K. c. S. Lon
DON It ia rc.putlishel b. Msss.s. BLANCHARD LEA
Philadelphia.
Il.tiiat nOntroneris. Or the Prophecy Fulfilled; by
MAJOR RICHARDSON Author Of "Ecarte' "Hardsc:abble,
&c.-A Sequel 10 'Wacousa or the Prophecy ."-Through
the hands of Mr. Henry Taylor periodical Agent, BToac
Street, we have copy of this work from The pub
lshers Dewitt 6 Davenport New Yors-Those who have
read the great Iudiau scarcely
fail to procure copy of Sequel OF that romantic story
bv the same author All will recolcct That in The former
the main interest of the hinges the the unior
,unate Ellen Holloway nvokes upon the family and deseon
dans Of De Hadma which The terrible Wacousta was the
pying instrument in carrying out In the Sequel the same
curse continued and accomplished but by widely deren
nersonape We have had time yet to read the work.
The characters of the story however said to be admirn
bly, drawn and the plot well conceived The book is vel
printed on good paper 05 pages octavoprce
! 50 cents
The other book, of Mujor Richardson, "Wacous.a anc
"Ecartc" we learn have met with most Unprecedented
sale The work before Us, doubt not will be re
ceived with equal favor.
| The Southern QUARTERLY REviEw, July 1851. copy
OF this valuable work has been sent 10 us by the publishers
Walker Richards Charleston s. c. As usual the Review
s filled with entertaining and instructive matter: In tht
present No we have articles The Siege Of Vera Cruz
Garlands Life of duph-Caius Gracchus-Gayarre'i
Louisiana is Colonial History and Romancc-Hammond:
Eulogv uc", Cah0un-Segro and White Slaves. wherein
do thcy dIr Lord Hollands "reminiscences 1samisn
-PricEard's Unity of the Rlces-Crtcal Notices. SC.
From Henry Taylor 1921 Broad street, have received
the Life Of Gen. L7psz and history OF the late ut
tempted Revolution In Cuba. By Filibusero. Also
The WEDDING DRrss. BY Alexander Dumas Trans
lated bv Fayete Robinson. Dewitt & Davenport
Very different from this popular writers books in general
pretty story yolng girl in whom tho render becomes
rraay ne hs history from childhood Il
wnnanhuod and she becomes finance 10 very roanti
csy described and deeply loving ador; who takes voyage
unon his return from which they 10 be Married who is
his return and wrecked; winch A hearing ii:
same spot in the ocean her lover ani there
in and persrs ao and her wedding dress becomes be-
shroud ana the tale ended Ii very fair specimen
the French feulietony' Of the day, AMI Mr. robinson has
Put into very readable En-ish with somewhat less Of th
,ena,c tang hn usual in this Kind Of literary cxpoi:I
ton.
There 1855 po.t offices in tns State Of 5lna. Th
! put,,aa- in Iaj,, St.n ia