New-York tribune., 1841-07-10

difficulty we could make our wants A'i-ti' e'e " SUI
b;ne to eat can you we were Pot 70 our uP5'
both here and in Syra One Tna't not expect to Feceiye
assistance from the printed books somewhat dis
posed to believe they had 10 books II their language
T., sv,; ,ney speak dialect species of German bu;
poi,e German could be understood. When stoPt
for orr meals or for the night would take nay ,tle Ger
man ,frase,9o bought in Trieste and NY
pronunciation, would point tie Il the article
wished Bat the: you'd have urdetsoodi
well had been printed in the Choctaw language; 50
last would have % the kitchen and. selecting
those things apparently the most inviting would point |"
them, Z, much say. Give some OF that By The
wav taking OF the Kitchens wish YOU could see one
glory il those Duc kitchens there i something noble
about them tel! You they kitchens on grand
scale they OF your house, with srePlace-taey
are all Fireplace with house bulk II they are not
among the leas of the sights can assure you
however description these culinary aliars as Murray
call, theu reserved among oeF maay things until
arrive home.
We arrived II Vienna Sunday, 9th May and the ninth
day frol Trieste, The shpwrecked mariner could not a
with more delight the oDe-looked or sail. than did he
towering .pe. OF Vienna This le tedious jour
ncv have yc, made Indeed it was made absolutely pain
fl to me by ae want OF genial company. The countr!
through which the ld lies Is far from unintcresag abound
ing in fne scenery beautiful views. Sc and traveller
not fail - he Interested by the novelty OF manners customs
and the smfe-hearteduess Of the people he meets with
This road lies through country embracing ne les than three
or four distinct kias of people peakng different languages
and wearing different costumes. Aud journey through IL
lyria Sryra with good COMPANY could not ta II be at
ended with pleasure.
You have 10 idea what influence ones company has upon
the amount Of pleasure be derived from journey My
companions were Italian from Trieste, who spoke sucn
barbarou dialect that with grea; difficulty could
understand him; and Greek Priest; Just OF the quarantine
On his way from Greece really good and amiabIe man
b,l, poor follow we could with him single
td He smoke no lanuag ge but his naive Greek Thencame
our qu1naan friend In: clergyman whom almost fell
,u with o.ag 10 lis mean and truly contemplate ways-
THIS could not stand. The fact Is have never met all
Engslrla, VT lnat liked 10 travel WITH aud as soon as
cacl myself wiki aqo,hcr, I'll let you know Sho! not
waste time bv enuneraing his ayot driving things, he
called it, Tie fellow world spend about s%pence day
and was continually quafrcag wh every person upon the
road for isnr ;e. would ciea him-Ani rn man had the
;reenou To- keep sertaa For ne a,t iaree or iour days
scarcely spike to him; indeed / spoke except
an effort q, German the er.er few words with the
Italian vas almost ike dumb mau-you may iaas NE
how pleasant this
When ir-r arrived in enna was ssarcelyheer oi--in
dstaa; land strarer 70 its anguar, aa without letters
or even si le friend Immediately M Orriva! went
% the Police Once 10 ascertain II any oi my friends whem
exnectod to meet here town; but no one o the
lonr list of names shown did recognize. was alone
an1 nv hear .ir7o-' ''thin me. lruly there l. no
solitude Ike that OF large cy you cannot imagine my
feelings as waaicred rough the streets the FIRST day with
the hundreds Of sn:9 and happy faces about me, but ni
oil strangers wiki neboy Cor TO advise me- and
with scarce the ability inquire ny way home were lost
went ino church. where hundreds OF faces turned
with interest to speaker could nor understand felt tor
the frs, time in my life alone took my way slowly
back to the hotel and there found company in the solitude Of
nv own rool--(mea TINS Is what call climax :; hut not
30 the nex ay In the morning called upon onr Consul
nero Mr. SoHwARz to whom had directed my letters to
be seat and introducing ny-e told him was not only
stranger to Vienna and m language but of its 100000
inhabitant. knew not oae--no; solitary soul e Cheer
np sand he layiug his hand upon my shoulder-(he has
.ten tod e there standing in my eye that
morning - >ha nj be 50 long; yon shall come and go
and ha u Us . soa and sei,her ii was so long.
was introduced 10 his wife the day. rode with them
aud ~, one OF dinner party given his house and have
di.-d and rode and have rode an, dncd with them many
time, since.
ayin. all his children he aad his wife constitute all
the family oad really If had been of their lost children
restored 10 could have been treated with great e
Kindness he great intelligence, and was for ten
years previous sending minister, the only repre-
sentative had IN this great capital and although not an
American by birth or naturalization he yet lrue one in
his eelngs-has travelled through the United States and
takes deligh, in every thing American m.n OF wealth.
he lives in good s,ylesome of our unsophscated " down
casters might be apt mistake the servants who accoPa-
ny his carriage pair of Grand Dukes indeed
have seen pair of looking Grand Dukes than these
fellows and with hall much musaches and gold lace
and feathers.
From Mr.. Schwars heard fos the first time, Of the death
OF President Misunderstanding just read OF the grand cere-
attending his Inauguration Of the happy consat1a-
tions Of his friends AMI of high hopes expressed from
every of country OF tha benefits 70 arise from h=
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