Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
FOREIGN NlsrNI.T,ANy

THT WArER wosNs OF NEssAILLrs King Louis
Philippe 10 Sicr!lrn patron OF r1i,ya,s "a frsre
To accommodate the line Of the 6r,g established ,
b tween Paris anI Yrrs niles. he la. allowed Ia.
rad 10 pas directly krIush the centre OF h;s keauii
iu park at the Palace pl = Cloud by which ts rural
s'Clas GA . totally Destroyed ani Sunday las,. TO
give celai o. the sr~ning of ihs second 'ilNay. ad
u attract Visier' by II. he uusr os the granl
wirr~Orks 10 be exhibited the psl,,c ,rlrns OF
N'rs1lc- although the pcaSg Attendant them -
nueusc. that Ibry are limited t. three c1'h!,iuus
each year. and these bad already taken place The
exposes OF course aust wary according 10 IA" acct
deals and r'PI'rs each tim"; bug ,hey irrluSntly
ann Ini 10 several hundred pounds
Not the least wonder c injected with them "a tho
fact that they not pat in play ~ nay m,chan,eal
pressure, l"e uaay Eundcrd pipes which throw NJ
toss OF water - such exTIorlna sclsh- entirely
breed 10y self pressure from the immense weight ct
water Kept q: Reservoirs the ncchsii!e, and Nhir
when allowed TO GpN ini5 sus:rrranr,n comuunica
ias WP"s, rush down with force which dri.es its
columns bsh into tho air wherever the oIe:s are
formed "a the iorniain. below n inc -lr!cus.
F'on the slfGon Font 81 thc Pa rce the drsrea. Of
the ernini T. very pal; - LAID m w IA
marble statues and orange trees anil hsyiRS fJwcI-
borders, Kept IA admirable Ter w:rh NJ present
Glowing with the gcm-liko hucs Of unuru ,rlhlc dt-
hls Interpreted among these terraces AMI Plr;or-
res are the water works each fountain caniainin.
yfoaF 81 classical figures aa.lu:og the situation.
Ono nc group represents Lloni praying for JUDI mt
on the Lybian peas tnts who rcfsd give her wat.
! er. Round he high platform on whirh "a, stand.
! the w'i"r II thruNH ua in scn-citclcs whIch meet
o' 'her head. aud give the a1pciran.p OF de,icEe
crys;sl glohs; beneath. Oh Ih.ee ranges " Bslri-
steps. are the peasants whom the "sns .aucs q
Jupiter has Allen aud ia the various degrees oiiAei'
meiamorphoses into frogs they threw firth volume.
OF water Another very beautiful fountain. called
The Hundred Pipes" Is formed l,y n gigantic
group o; 5Tl-rushcs. each OF winch fin-. lrI O.
NN's7 high ia thu ar. Tho fountain vi Ap,l,s ~ =
gsind drsa %, thu gid seated ia n, rl,ariu, Of D,v
drawn .. "ur horsc'. It riaug inrn the So. sur
rounded by Triton, ami rnunc dvIniss. AMI W q
water gushing Jrth ~ all directions When seen a
lrlle distance ,pa' Of The fountains uhi.h throy,
lp sIu- tall counu that spreads aruti ia spray
give iEr rlca ut delicate Eiiry IA ar an ,&.; a a
Fly 81 sunshine otrn lish's there ~ with all IN,
r'RriIc Col'rs. their iIucfu i,la,ion is ncrcas, ii
I"suars the hlnd-omrst ioan'1iaS are those yyhirI
has ono srk columns bsh iuin the air some of hrr
nearly seventy ice, la height becoming wider at IN,
s:dc- bot again dimuj,hIng At the summit 50 ia,
t'eF have tic anpcsrncc ui poplar trees. E,rm-d a.
crystal. IN Constant m-i.Uy ia the breyz, The gran,
basin OF Ncp'HHc u The largest OF all and i, Ih- "a.
~hlch plays. BEN. Only fJf twenty uninrtrs wh~ra
tie Other play curIg tsrer hoIr. IL j. irn9c-
fhir o. d"scroc the variety. rirhrrss aud d,zG in:
ch-c o.. thu hGndr-is o! j,is N various dircci1r,
which proceed irrU ihss Uun-n's wrirr-Nars: u u
surrounded D. nNcagc' Of trees .nrins m brish
oI!'r-; ~! when tee ssnstne uccasoaally cause
'rIn"-H' raIah'w. from column To- colunn ihs co ,
was iaasI perfectly 6sauufJ!.