The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

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ArrAsoooA Wednesday Evening. 8 P. y
Happy men says Thomas Carlyle rare FIJI
81 the present, fer IL beauty sntices iheuh
aha wise men also, fdr i's duties engage thesl-
| was thiaking. as read this apt Bit Of sep
Isntiersness. Of the signs o. the tin e
Strange times, .orrp 4fnI times, szys ny neigh
Dor Net 50 bad either. rsply.if we did .si
lock atthem through such wOful eyes. writ.
With superb gold pen. with a gorgeous ruby
seal. and upsn heavy cream laid English paper
too. and ! shall say several things uerth read
Ing before close The times are not hope
lees. feel assured. when the proIsss~.l and
professional iasratssr (such a. nyscl0 il lsfi
such atiOnaEy as stiII grsets me from = paper
|nlacks box. inlaid with pearl
A moment ago laid aside the Mobile Re-
gister. The Sunday edition Of ibat paper is
Published on double sheet CATER the fashion
Of past timer) and contains usually lnuch in
tsresting matter. not fsund elsewhere The
issue for February the 9Th contains lengthy
review fqnoied from the London Times) Of
new poem Tannhauser," recently appeared in
England. OF The authorship. the editor Of tile
Register says rthe names Of the authors ae
companying the publication are feigned. Ils
real authors are known TO be two young Eng
lishrnen Of fine genius and distinguished at
tailmenis-l Young Bulwer the son OF Sir I'd
ward Bulwer Lytton. Secretary 10 the English
Embassy at Vienna. aud Julian Fame. the se.n
of Lord Westmoreland How Baluer N.
yoHnger has come TO change his original not.
de PlE1se Of Owen Meredith I know not; bit
SUPPOSE that the remark Of my Mobile conteri-
Pofary is correct from the positive and appi
reHtly informed narrisr of the statement. At
AL events "Tannhauser" from the extracts q
en-. appears to be poem Of y. ore than ax.r.r.
msFit, possibly superior to any Of the Teun1-
SONAR school. and riyallng perhaps even tie
:. ffincessF Of the poet laureate himself lit
Is TepuDlIshed by the snisrpiising GoetzeI Of
Mobile. i shall r. view it at length.
ln the same numbef of the Register. I knd
long article apropos Of the London .IpSe. +,
the organ Of Southern Amsricsni.. in England
acc mpapyins an extract with certain COM
meats OF the Charleston Mercury. | Nave nj
read more manly, spirited or toucllihr re-
currence in many day. 1t is fall Of that pt
cuilaIiy vigorous. syrhI4thetic. living style Or
Thought and expression. (which makes JOHN
Forsyth one among the ablsst political ~ritet.
of this, or Of any day. AfterA handsome de-
fsnHc Of the ~Tndex" from tie attacks Of The
he thus speaks Of Mr. Henry Ho:zs
the editor thereof
ignprant and unprincipIed adye zfurer has lad ca
Iesi As remarkable a. that Of his coadlntor In the
Inoex While the latter devoted himself 70 the COM
ent4nd ineuatry gsrpeIed its highest rsrsrds' 1e
Pition Of Mr. Hsze turned 70 the paths OF scholar
lied rs gnofani. is To day the best read! aad f6r
bis age, the no8t learned man in the hole rIng ~
oar acquaintance He 4 An accomplished linquisr "a
his an auths and familiar in all tie epar
meats Of bellies Iettres and political ierafrrs 5ur uie
from an old and good family IN sWiize tnd his grand
eef in the French ssrTine BY some fresk .; iorfu3e
he found himself AZ the age Of fifteen pa sssnrer On
board II an American shlp bound . this continent
Al mat early age he landed ~ New Orleans where \.
stoed Witheut friend OF acquaintance in the New
world Aprecoeio1s boy, already devoted 10 book |
lne p. education, carefully suPerintended BY his
randiather already far advanced, he gained his live
ih9of BY teaching In this useful proiessen he e
nInsntiy successful .. many parents who viii read
storing lis mind with learning fors All the boofs
le could lay as hands He became an editor ani
IN author His taste for astrological research Id
AIM = the trehslaflon and publication Of Go6insat
IccpnPanied ~ treatiie frsn his own Den which
pave him position in The world Of letter. he went
!, Esfo2e - the secrsa5y Of Legation 90 The Belgian
nis-iqn with Mr. Fair Returning, be took an active
art n the political d5cussiohs preceding the Iali
residential election The writer OF these lines can
ear witness 70 the yigof, talent and industry with
Ehiehhe aided bin In the Advocacy OF an unpopultr
a1re pad candidate We are unable to discover when
40 rhere these .goundf that are unclosd were Civ
n The temper that assals smart Swiss indicates
be presence Of other Eoands- We doubt whether tie
4ercufy in il Palme,t days. (ind few papers have
80 9sndncted with greater ability) has been able
Rrotuce an eFermatch for this snart EWits In the
ED q political discussion, On any subject
The London "IndqxY-Whieh has done So
much to inform British opinion concerning the
iouth' its cause, its Institutions and its men.
ives its existence to the npnifccnee Of Dir. II.
J. Brewer sf Mobile who supplied most of the
aPital. Il is edited By Mr.. Hoize. and is cen
idered, and justly 50. to b. one among Il .
nort efficient agents Of Southern independence.
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