Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-11
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never viii get any older. What blessed immunI,,,
y Shcney mas been called the Eternal Child" ard NJ
smith will lie the Eternal YOUTH" of twsntyooe I
should wonder u that clever Tom Chserton vas not tvo
or three year older than he owned to- However M
smith is getting ON fast for twenty Eve
Ohar rs Dickens has insugursted rove kind OF Crcu-
ung Library, by reading two Of hs books in public for
tne benefit OF Mechanics Institution. The motive vss
Pasesor'hy hnt The example fatal one Il win oo-
on 700 many i'ntators. We shsllh have Robert Mont.
so'nery nvi'ng "a TO series OF SIX Evenings tn be.r
nun reai his complete Poetcai Works nov collected Er
ne his, ,ne Martin farquhar Tupper will be decla.m.
ing ms rfoseto% PHILOSOPHY" illustrated by iotercs-
S uagrans, IN Exeter Hail. and the Corpornon ar an.
sy OF London will petition II. r. H. Prince Albert IN
sSor tht with the poetry he when he wa Ger
man, ana ne Ti be sure TO obige, The always docsJ and
10 INTO English, with melodous iwang and yery had
mar. ' N s'..A
Perhaps, upon the whole, Mr. Bunn's book on Amerie.
Iai'er 'hah any written by an English mat or woman Of
e yea'' ~ he has said anything give great offence
you must remember what n merry grg he is Smsr, .nI
Superficial and gh that you were Il lynch him ana
pun nun up 10 the branch OF tree he would not have
weight 10 hang himself To be he IL man of som.
mark here seeing that for years he was the target NJ
F'"eh who nearly bored death He 1, sgree,hIa
save when he gets the subject Of Jenny Lind
ahu ,hen ne very hot Bunn Your good citizens
mus, remember that relations and relation. al
other. re '"'o esen
for ourselves We take IL all in good part We have nm
amazing solidty, almost sublime Of
ehuaneous observation, and Mr. Mathew Ward NAV yiev
W ae his microscope, like Gulver looking at the Li-
pu1ahs, knowing that could lick us out of the crea
tioL; and Warren Isham may ding mud enon,h a, n. =,
i L 'u'o ~ inud cabin, but England goes on in the
un' way, arm 10 arm With hammon and Beelzebub a.
ahu great an old sinner Max Scblesnesr
uppcars to have pleased pretty ell in bis S,un,sr
ings IN and about London" The German poet ,aems n,
know much more about London than We cockn.,s DO
ne Is d" JdH III the mysteries OF The Bank Post Ofre
Printing House square, and other public places vrtes
h immense pleasantly and but little to rasp the
nsuonai s eSotsm-that L. supposing have any, The
hessrs Chambers bring a new series of their long
celebrated journal under title in which we are pTo
lseu the impressions OF Mr. w. Chambers respecting
America These will be read with great in,.res, ,brs
out ufeat Britain "A Mr. Chambers will be sure 10 an M
thing that Is not worth saying and If he do not give pa
much poetry lie will also give us vulgar
eafcatures and spasmodic attempts funny or
James Montgomery, the Sheffield poet now in his sad
year, Is editing volume of Misceanies
new magazine mas been issued from the North of
England, entitled The Northern Tribune. Among other
contributors to the first number are Joseph MazzinI
homas Cooper the author OF the "Purgatory Of Suicides
ao anihor OF capital novel recently issued by Aessrs
Routiedse called Alderman Ralph, By Adam .Horn
BOOK. W. D. Linton, well known a artist and re-
publican i Contributor This latter gentleman is the
author o poem lately printed but cold so much .s
gwen away, called the "Psnt of Freedom and nut
iorth anonymously Oar critics have done Justice to
the subject being Liberty, and England getting auled
Justify but 1t joced the heart OF the eloquent old man
OF pan Walter Savage Landor who thought il worthy of
being inscribed to Milton and addressed the
author in verse TO that effect through the medium Of Ths
HFdnine". Ii Is remarkable poem and in some fu-
talion. - w
- signor Galepga alias Marriott, has a new work on
aeumont III MSS but the of this eentleman's
Italy Past aud Present." was by no means commepsu-
rale with its merit
new work is on the eve of publication with the sin
guar uue oil Qunqueuergia by Henry Sutton author of
cassed among Engands highest Spiri.uaHsts when he
was here. What funny things Mr. Emmerson does saw
nou the least apparent perception Of their being fun
y-"nhess that recent letter of his about England s
Climate and people.