Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-23

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H. - Nsrc,.' Iaxa Fred. Rurnabv
<oold boast Of rovsi blood flowing
through his ve;ns. He was the nine
sc<uth in descent from Edward 1. He
vas educated AZ Harrow. While still
: how he seut some literary sauibs
sbeut the school 20 Pssch. They were
puk,lished. and nearly caused the ex.
oulsion az younr Rurnahv. lie was
cvyr remsrksbIe far being the foremost
h eli athletic exercises' He devoted
A;msrlf n tho modern iancuaccs in
rr.f.,..c. !, a.. .nc;snt and became
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.o-yn..a;ne RI owr r.r;n,an,--one ~
the most magnificent corps in any army
ia the world.
Colonel Burnaby had a burning love
for adventure, and in 1866 he began
those wanderings which have made his
name famous ali over the world. He
travelled in that year through Spain
and France, seeing enough and doing
enough TO All volumes were the story
written. He was as popular in Spanish
society as he was in English and French.
Ia 1870 he paid brief visit to Russia.
Three years after he was in Naples,
where he was struck down with fever.
The Duke Of Connaught. who happened
70 be IN the city at the time, had the
patient removed frum q hotel to more
con'io',ao,c q"a''oo' 'u toe. Co.,
aiu NE '..J'. g.. IA .,,achod
Du'sDy r,"'e Pa" n C.sins
nnnseii 70 'he army y, Dvn 0io''
Ire ass's'eu At A',o' D'.a''''o, 'o'",
ana Maheru, az wen sS ',o oap'''' VI
Es'eiia ana the siege o' ioiosa'
WITH GORDON IN EGYPT.
At the close of 1874 Colonel Burnaby
was in Central Africa, where he went
10 visit the expedition of the celebrated
..Chinese Gordon" who had organized
and was in command of an expedition
formed under the auspices Of the
Egyptian Government for the purpose
of exploring, and, if possible, civilizing,
the Unknown Land The first step
in attaining the latter end was the sup
preston OF the slave trade. which was
carried on in barbarous and revolving
manner by the Arabs. General Cor
don found in Colonel Burnaby one of
his most faithful and energetic auxilia-
ries.
THE RIDE TO KHIvA.
NJ A. l., au ;.h ,rh;oh
Du' ~. 'e,u " ua'"e Wv" ~
. .,":e " n,'%.o..S .. p;do 60
W..',, ' IL saI - -s.7e
and which, perhaps, is one of the most
adventurous journeys on record. Late
rally during that memorable rue ne
carried his lie IN ms hand iOr not
only was ne enpoSeu 10 inc narusn'Ps
OF an Asia'ic-hussish mu,win'er, ou'
inc government ol .ne gar hau s',i.'.y
iofoluoeh 'ore'gIers W " suli'', , NV
sne nhi,ni 'e,ri'o'y. No'".'s ea""tnu'
.ea p'"haoy ai.'ea !" %. o. 49,
1isou's anu p.n. .., 't -" INV III
",sn 'eg",'' anu uanseiS ""'o,
hneh' wen 'u''e ue'e'ieu a DA;aiu
anu adventures compared 10 Which,
"a'c' ro,o s,hN INTO prosD'o inS'sl'li-
anoe. ne "au na'io" zap. no
the dreaded frost-b;te But he returned
safe and sound: lie rode rom Scu.ari
r.; aso'a, -, o It's. J Nv. IN r nao
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,S,orah ~ 80. D. " IL ,o
oaa;,nI 90 80" 'H Ms, ~ a., Wv
nar, 81 his ,omr =. hod - ' ,.s sase'
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aifieult counu,, very 're-
dhehtly there was no road at W, ~
thick layers of mud,
In lS77-'1S DO repaired to the seat OF
the RNsgo-Turkish war and rendered
splcndid service in looking after the sick
and wounded but though acting only
in a purely civil capacity. he was ever
found in The midst of danger. A das-
at GumurdJina by bulgarian acoy'c