Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

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about him, and he Is eiienccd.
According TO Mr. BourcicauIt Mr. Dickens success was
due TO the fact that his style embodiment Of the
~aats oi The present IL required no learning and brt
little general in'Tinuiion understand IT, Ali that was
necessary was the education OF the eye and car BuJgss
n'Teis were the last ." me clt schooiIoses which re-
CURED notes 10 e!ucidaie the e books were so4
ing out o date ihc age was getting too fast such rest
| log.
Dir BoGiCcault gave "reminiscences Of Gore Ecuss
The residence Of Count DOrsay and Lady Bess!nyion "a
nous fer The literary sorees wheh hell there Lady
Bicssne0n con!eed great bfancy these parties She
Was 40 lrshwoman and had no nconterabIe dash CT
brogue Perhaps she was distinguished for hearty
than Tor elegant manners. Ali the eminent people the
day might be met there. There Lo:d Broughsm Louis Ne
poeon, end Coun! DOtsay nigh. be dlscuufsing in
oac corner The merits uf the last opera In uuo.
.her the proscn, Duke Of Wellington Nj Bourcicaui, him
sell, and other equally celebrated people e
group OF lis:eners once. said Nj! Bourcicaut,
American thcre-a very entertaining fellow. You will Gncw
! who mean when call him the Chevalier Wycsof Ho
n'atc tuod of amusement. r sikcd londy o specra-
ion America. hJ said only county or sprcuia
'iua !e English could speculate nIl Count D'C.-
aty proposed 10 Join him in any speculation &c m=
and exhibit you. Tickets would be sold al auction Tia
rush you would be Tremendous We should INSTANTLY
rakea ortHnc Welaughed very heartily ct this sally c.
the Chevale. Wyckcl.
society established aJou, this time in London con.
Inred Mr. Bourccaul; which had for It's object beDei
OF rHuual praise 1t was really the Mutuai Pai"g Asso
elaipn. o! course, lwo o: trade could belong 10
that would never do. There physician Ysst @
irnmat painter an actor and newspaper critic These
ab1u; every where sounding each others praises
When the physician visited patien, he gently csusci
conversation 10 works oI AZ, "By'he-bye have
seen the great pc,urc?" "Non you astonsh ne Wny
everybody goes H. Jenkins, The grea c!!ic Gays
IS wonderful positively wonderful The novelist sways
quoted !fn!i the draGGiisi; the drano always blew Tie
U;s umre; nnd so they went rom place iu place putting
each other. The best OF il they got the paoc 10 be-
evc ;hem There ia no denying that The great feature Of
tha age is Iiu:5ag. Il! tie WIKI which all enC
ts:ona bm. haze i. myself, added ir. Horrc!
CAN'T with immense edVantacc
Before was twenty years Of nge, had ~!i!tea tive
SaIss. y distinguished literary advised Acer
IMPRESSION
made the skull OF The public he said MIST be doHc 5y
tenpcnny nail dlGays surck on The head The public Ia
lie wynian, quick appreciate slow 10 The d!s
a;is, 10 succeed amuse Charles Young tie
ssI The inexperienced writer takes his aclon
oil the eage and INDUCES in description when hs charac
ers should DC Ia acIou In this way he sends hs audience
10 sleep.
In Yorkshire Mr. Bourcicau!t said lie found lhe original
Of JGssc Rural in "Old Heads and Young Hearts" Th"
s"sa termed esa they wess real '
In lS4o generation of literary took possession
Of the Knowles ard Bnwer were good as gone
Marson Je!Fold and myself, said M E0arcicaul' had "c
ctedea them
psIels. The Times o%ncd In shares the areee.
5n: o. which were held by ,"o maiden ladies'. OtcHlo'
Gil5G:i, ABBOT; hEeckeI, und one!s, wrote for it.
AS Of episce to The main feature of Lecture ~:
boafccait told The melancholy story OF yocng !ied o:
!s named Chacs Western WHO had unwseiy adopted III"
literary profession 5ui though possessed % great Enas
!ar Of and refusing IN avail himself OF MI Bour
cc.:a assistance 1ei in torribe GesutIon. Tine hlato
- of this young man nnd CT devoted wife wEs .eiy
nufrn!.i bY s 3Gurcicaut ard drew from many c.
audience We ru hat readers will attend the re-
petition Z: the entertainment and "tge OF the episode
'h"mseses. Altogether Ii Tie mos; touching mud ira
mc:! iiatfs;iOn have heard read Jr long e Tee
lnnfa which NJ Gcnrcicc, wished cCnyeS %os HE
friend had tiled eesae ~rtra nnd nat aed cause pub
!i-iG:g afraid 10 risk tho DuG!ica:oD wn:,e s tf.
'uJrccauIt had slutS lh- in2 aud super!c,5 "a me-
rauii and mad Succeeded :s Mr. BpITG.c5G eaia hcH'
bug l. g:ea !cs!!on a:d re had usci i 10 n:aecss a
vantage.
7s 4ESS!.1 !ys!!; aeGm-As =. AyE 2s
koi report dated SeSasopol c! Novem Der 2
ins that the Vladimir and EessTabs have
I'd Egyptian OF tea suns, ;:Gen by board
in2 and the o'h"- Turkish carrying passengers These
" p,zes ard i3O prisoners have bc. bfvush 10
pol! Inc commander OF the Egyptian s!ecner who defend.
I'd hinself desperately was EIeG On our eide "" lost
Lieut. Jc: 2Ecil oni sodier killed. Tho details o !ha
combat OF ye, knosn
News THE DASusz-lt appears from the reports
received from the ad decamp general Prince GoscsaoH
relating The suiton OF ains :he Danube up 10 ,ne
9th OF November, that offer hG.iTg evacuated Inc lei:
bank OF the river opposite Iourtouka the Turks re'red
rom the island and passed the r;eht bank and withdrew
OF tho batteries Of the Island we as those OF
tie heights Of Tourouka.
The 81 Of November Lieut. Col Selma p0schnihoiF com
;nander Of the Cossuck regiment no 81, having eafnea
the rGss had c!c1sed the Danube opposite Ncopoi
made descent upon tho Of Turno With rcser".
sonias OF his regiment and ne. Ge enemy to lie 1uii-
be. 0O0 ter the f!cht bank OF The DANUBE
Our troops watch all the oydS Of the river p!ss
anrly beei upon tho Inhabitants and In par! lodged M
hus built with view 10 ward of Tho inceE'ancy q" ii't
coming Their health Is entirely sauactory-lIn In
rulide RuSsc
NEws FROM THE TuRKiaH FRosrIEn or TIE TaASs Cav,
cAsiaN RECON translated from extra Of the Journal u
ST. Petersburg Of November 20h, December zi) 1888
At end .! las, October the enemy attempted OF macy
points stack with sufficiently numerous forces our on
tier near kars and Ards2ane The Ccssacs troops sc'V'
cd and repeled with uning ntreridy !!cfe attaths,
which renewed almost daily. Thus, the 3lst oi CcJ-
her Two son;a of Cosaacka commanded by Col hamphS
commenced combat the village OF bayancoufy' WI"
la band Of 2U0D KGGrdes and Notwithstanding e sepe''t
I,y of the enemy who meo moro numerous iotGe
them 10 retreat .,:. r.,
In
heT attacks from Turks LiCGtenau, Genera! Primes e.
bnuioG on The u Of November ordered Maj Genc:oi
priuce Orbelianiez TO march from Alexandrnpol TO Bcyan
dour win detachment If batteries OF Infantry iant
ouad,ons OF d,agoon one son!e Company Cussacks
the DoE and Two companies OF mounted ml'is @ H2a
bcItIol with twenty pieces o artillery
Aftcr tic passage OF Little tide water st!eem haTds'
Guy troops having repuisci the advance guard ." Tusis
cavalry Discovered the Turkish army OF 3opCo mt sn.e'
from kar5 under the command o! he ScrasEIer sah "a
cnu occupying sIorg p0s;tion the ieii "t when fes-'
BJyaniour anu c i:oG consisted 0 iufy p!e'es u 1
l!rrv.
Encouraged BY heir numerca! superiority The TcEa AZ
lacked our daHchmcn: ali their spIted assaults "efn
r. pcr! with decided them Their cavalry havioY
made demonstration upon rshtian Col liHh0ieS''
f III, dapco, resi,rca; Of IN. Royal i2hnrss the Prince
Rovsl q! Wnrienbcrg threw hmse upon ifh, lance u
hard with The squadfors placed unGer is s0deis.ts
pulsed them, aud pursued ':cm 20 AFScm. ih'' e'e'S
500. loiy cooled he fiTst ouiGusi oi thc iurSs
In Ills state Of !hnss Lieut. Gen Prince Bebouto! hirl
sell arrived from Aexandrapo upon tie field *h Eeer-
column Of ihce ba::n!lons nnG slx slaaorohsi
..h twelve pieces ri artillery. As, al righ'ia' ms con;
bal was suspended by darkness he ntCaaet 10 Si"ck
--~;"e' hm, the Tdrbs iea'Ing q o'c!s::o
pa
Fr,
combl.
ai0ae. o.
G,aee! regiment OF EcT,---,
of the battalion Of GiTcass7n sappers
Tie wounded were hsOr Garvio! of the caranreI 10,
me al OF Ecvaa Lieut. klvrauazc and A2aaro, hGs!Ens
Reuter- and Gincf eli OF the regiment and Lieut. Ap-
peberg Of the Ci:cass'aa regimen! "t naie"s iae'e
:yera besides !25 soldiers killed, end 3i3 wounded.
he
aTlan encounter h cniy Of onr de3chmeria ''f
The chief forces OF The enemy left ?,s, The aid ier,a
Gen Prince Worcnkoi received he account Of itst
WHICH lie Lieut. Gen. priace Andonikoi h2g~f.i;h Their
the Turks ln 7,h November at Aznns.; are expected.
cannon Two ligs and part of ihr lie Government c:
aT;iiery rGuprcE.s TIE details Of co:.rg 0: mror-
Upon lis frontiers OF Gnuhe
E.Han hs eu-rnv has i,'eY
t.n:r- I:-otde EIsse--
--ria = RH!ED' n
-I.h of Octobsr. 1883, ty f:ncS ~ =; AZ %
u.sa,sD. e.'pock . Miss aASs : AA'Il . " -
inl!IS " ~, ~, h- 80 Rev Wr EI:.nt VOWHA
"x "oyIsRTS0N of The city cf Ricnmont 70 lila. rnmnty
AED tausk;cr Of Ia.a Ii. bernard, Esq u 'A'''