Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-19

graphic 5pecimen pieces. 1t sells at t'oelu.
do1as,. Hpg miacellanies, We reckon Al
Roms D aoad, by Bayard Taylor; 8 new
and beas edition Of Pasedrs Thoughts;
Georgp htice's VT and Humor in Para
graph; ters and Preaching, by Murray,
the aa6Eirwan's Letters to Bp. Hughes ;
and-n& our eaders-fnalIy, 4 Lift
Of Lqisi iSitten for children, by E. Cecil.
These sre'slections from the immense food
Of boob constantly flowing in upon us.
OF one fe will have special word.
-As,4other Poems, by Hayne of Char
lesion, lid the hopes his earlier volumes
gave. ihitsins several pieces from both
his precsdbks, but the leading poems are
new to tas3 world. We rank Hayne very
high in osrf Southern poets; and he who
reads sesefthe poems Of this volume will
be puzalM member any thing finer in our
poetical lite. There are here poems that
sort well fibe Of Tennyson, whom we re-
gard as disAhe greatest living poet. Hayne
ranks among gican poets at least with Stod.
dard and akldrich, though Aldrich did
write Babt Above Lowell and all that set !;
above Read, be other young poets whose
names have $50 favorably brought before
the reading We shall recur to this
volume agaiuse an extract or two. .
-Of TimPoems as envolumed here, we
cannot speak Ahave not been favored with
copy. What}e saw in Russevs Magazine
and elsevhersked. Z '- ..1
-speakingusselrs, reminds me-now
that the Coal defunct, it becomes US to
rally around Is, the only, purely literary
organ in the Ssw. Iss helm is in good
hands, too; aAs entered upon the new
year with spirs hope. God speed it, we
pray; for, beini iFy, and in South Carolina
too, it has indeordan-lke road to travel |!
Bleles Pano5es been exhibited here for
several days. He'd the .Lifs-moring me.
ehdnieal ezh5aiSas ioar in India and the
Sepoy Rebellion 4ost thrilling Of all mod
ern miracles, enig an astounding combina.
/ {, - A - -.
tion Of eighty ths moving and acting mod
els, Of men, hora animals. isItR is an at
tempt to represeie Of the scenes in the
Indian war, by mf figures, moved by ma.
chinery. We ha 4 scenes as The Debarka-
ton Of the EngIislps at Calcutta, March to
Delhi, Battleeof @ Goo-den Nugger, Scenes
Of the battlefield, ,Storming Of Delhi and
such. The ships bats did pssssbly well; ;
the thunder was WE; but the rest of i'll
Such marching Il stepsl-such shooting !!
-such pomp and srcumstance!1 I'VE fully
agree with the as,rs sritics that 10 be appre.
ciated, itmust be sbrno one without being
an eyewitness, coah imagine thatso pitiable
q mess Of patoh-Hd b caudy-shop fine arts
would be exhibited iilized community. As
8 failure it is complFter-stupendousa In
the battles, for exslhey march out several
blocks Of men, throw the stage several toy
crackers that. explo$tink, filing the room
with smoke, nobody b execution done, and
at last oneparty ofbllide of and the others
slide with quickjerkon after them. AL the
while somebody keep rattling: noise with q
handful OF laths. Ashat they call the Bat
tiecf Ghez ee-oo den a Asa whole show, we
consider it the deadeske we ever saw; and
we have yaWned atApretty poor shows.
Here one could not ya the powder smoke.
The newspapers praislut zoe were sold
cheap, and felt SO. s;a J. W. D.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., II