New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

formed than the Duke His hsir ia slvsred, but his
face is rudy. He has rather the air of polished
Fferch gentleman Of the old school than of poruy
EDgsh Earl There is the strongest possible contrast
between him ard the Duke. With the latter, all il, 10
general appearance, frigid formal, aud rigorous, WIN
81. Germans, all is airy, warm, and mirtnini. iou
would swear az you look at him even now, that "ne"
he walks abroad be carries dainty little cane, VINO"
he is ant TO twrl and that he wears his nat uPpe'
good deal on one sds 1t could not be in his nature 70
do otherwise-that is plain Bet you are sure, as We
that there IL proof Of kiudness and generous mug au
v revealed In the same counensnce which are ,dom
90 strikiugly and unmistakably imprinted.
Ths third gentleman ia the distinguished 81 oup who
rsrsr DANCES ia Gen. Bruce the Princes 60 ,ernor and
nreoentor Though no less curously regV dad by rea
con Of his near association with the ~ no expectant
no exhibits less active interest in the ,rous proceed
pps than bis companion st. German g. As a soldier,
the General may be made OF sterr er stuff. He GER
tainIy has aspect of some ngdt y which Mt
tery relaxes not in bis mon ents of most courte
ous intercourse with those WI claim his attention
The General is man Of gall ant bearing. His age,
perhaps fty-fve is only hi ated at by his hair, now
turning gray for his step Isl IS stout and h figure as
firm az that of many who are his juniors by a score
of years. Always aiiabb and generally inviting TIE
advances OF thoee who raw near to bim the General
divides popular regard with Earl 81. Germans, and
the faint tipge OF awe N which many hold the DGke is
never demonstrated b bis case.
Then came In VIII the Prince youDg gentleman Of
specially attractive exterior of whom it was whis-
perd that he was vertabls bero-no hero Of society
or fashionable AZ hibes famed mostly with the fair,
but hero Of se ees and battles and long endurance
and many WOO and saferiDg,. Is that he there
promenadiug if his whole mind were his feet and
ambitions ofn ootber restngplsce That should rather
be Adonis tn, an Mara BRIGHT curling haxep hair ard
delicate BEG I'd and womans complexion, these are
hardly the attributes of heroes. But look Closer and
You mays go he iron under the gold. This fair young
man has something beside fondness for gay diver
sions In ns face. The square, wide forehead, and
the firr set mouth bespeek resolute spirit equal
to NJ 20 daring emergencies tlan even the
vanqu ishiug of bashfu partner In a dance.
They indicate, TO degree, the qualities which
gave him renown at Kars, where, with Sir Fenwick
VIII ams he sustained the long and bitter assaults OF
tie enemy with courage and fortitude. There are
30 me who cay he might claim title to higher fame
ian he enjoys lofty that already is. Bat his ex
lltation is qae enough for this merry crowd tonigdt
and perhaps no amounted valorous reputation could
elevate him to eminent appreciation than that
which seems to be accorded to him-especially by
those who are, have been, aud would be, beside him
and tipping gentle toes accordant to his This il
Major Teesdaie an equery of the Prince appointed
doubt to that station in recognition o. hs Eastern
| exploits