Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-17

myr,ie the pomegrahae, miy1onee, pltks aud china
listers, Of great beauty, made up the COLLECTION. The
coors of the wild monn,aln h'wers ars of the deepest
hne aud some very sweet The ifult of this place Is
very superior never tasted better FIGS, aprlcels and
grsTes-sraah berries, musily Wild lave met with
in abundance throughout Sutherland and the living in
this country svery gmnd-an ABUNDANCE Ut honey, good
milk and hLe cheese. hey have great variety Un their
tables al dinner.
The stores in this place nnmerous bat what is
snpular they exhibit of their soots the doors
or windows and the sign The door alone indicates
the articles within. Though this Is the great city OF
Switzerland The French is the common language spo-
keu-lhe arnOral BEARING oil this Canton Is the Eagle
and these birds kept and supported here with all the
sacred attention that The Bears at Bcrne.
Yesterday We walked to ''the meeting o The waters,
where the Arne AID the Rhone uate Their streams
Tie clear blue alters Ut the Rhone do MINI with
the muddy aud lutbd stream ui the Arne lo sne dis
tance-but be,re reaching The ocean they niN ogel>
Pr aud the Itlone loses It's beautiful pnhiy. Inc Col
-, f lis waters Is very remarkable 81 cear yUu can
,be bo,u IF the riser-and il Is quite interesting To
stand ON the bird re aud Tie e silver II dar,ln4
about and then diving 10 The White reooed b"llon.
F,,hn and hunting the wild cilanois ol the nounlans
are popular ainusemeuis in this country But to Pnf-
sue the channels the rocks and glaciers aud AMID
the ayaanches of the high Alps, Is attended with great
hardship aud danger .
S,,,laI,nd has ever been celebrated as the battle
ground of cyil and religious liberty lis hood ana urea
sure have flowed freely Tor these causes; ana 'i' slhe
Iil n,, ,ha ANNA ted the breast ui Tell aud Znnele
seem still 10 pervade the country aud has podueeo tue
late Ihreak expci the Jesns and r'd me country III
their influence. Many Of the canluns anu mncn 0, ''e
n,puatIsu ATE still Catholic. Why II U.s. VIII leave
n,rs IN 81 Mt one II ING has foclby struck NY atieh
,n--hat .,t only in SwIlzerand hut other countries
in which ehave travelled. there is degree oil losi'
riy enterprise and improvement III Pfoes am ha'h''s
not 10 be found in ihose districts under the heIce anu
rne or the Catholics On leaving he ntay cnliis waited
Canton where Zuimale fell III battle. encouraging MS iol
lowers to die for the Protestant iallh. We fase" 10
Zup Catholic canton, whose natVe SOL Is iaf mofe
trle-bu, the inhabitants seemed downcasl Their cots
tayes | IS ueai an their lads worse cultivated we
9 on crossed a small sream-aprtarahceS changed eve
~ lhar looked cheerful aud prosperous had enter
ed a Protestant district a.,
From wha, have already written you will learn that
Switzerland s varied ia lis dsi@c-rnhanin WA AMI
,nnuntalnous in soine parts, with wales rich and YER
dint-il other parts, exc siVe painS, reaching t"ey
or thirty tales where once were beds oil i'aheS, "ul
exlins. tr ,ps past. Tue mountainous districts hAsea
srug resembauc lle green mnunains OF Vermont,
The people are thriving, sober. money making set
Tie land ouners he richest men in the vi'ia4eS-s"me
immensely Wealthy. and SAID 10 be extremely shre"d
and ke.n Ia the mana cement Of leir ai,fs Labor is
chean- Sixteen day is considered 30 wages.
abe wear round far a man. The woaeu. work hait-l
have seen them buih reapng aud moving, bae!aolsd.
with broad straw hat on ihe,r heads. In lie piae
dis nets each proprietor cuuvaes his ON portion Ut
land 10 the yalley-ihe IN antan Pastures aud i0rtsl
lands are in Cows here Constitute iae wealth
Of the land holder. aud goats iorm the resources Of The
pwf people heir goats and sheep are led durinI 'hr
Water On the hou1hs oil The FIR tree The chetse made
in many DIST has attained great celebrity Hay, pa
tars. hrnp. litlP rye.a fnlt OF estrv description
~ heir punclral crops. lie rahnn al Il Y aPpeaiN
hhe one vast orchard. Tie winters are pnI and dr.
~. asllnn some eight mpniIs-dIrnI which
tine The women elnplny themselves Ia tnahlI linen.
ard the men manufacture w01en ware, >uc'i bo"lS,
Spans, tptks and various lays.
The Grievp,p fond al annScrcnis IhtH cir
Gus concerts ii lu.c AID thtatffs, Nel hll"ad d.
In ta,sng iutatte vest rday We heard tie actors
r,larsnl liz, II ": ana wten tie sweet s"Whd 81 my
early livur!;e a 'lHr Calednuian Hum" vsraed
n NY ear 1t serintI hne mec'lng ola acquaintance
Il Tlnlotl,w VI i'll be- sGuday-We shall 60 10 CHURCH
and leave the moriins tr Chanonn', snaIl o"h
al lnr foot al VI III }itir.
l. sad the r4ri ui s,i'z Rand visit ncN wetk
II is Inc most Wild and beau i'll Of ALL but | an sure II
Ca lh excel tie Lively srte, we have ar'&dy passed.
coz s2l;5-u i. announced that members of Congress
arriving lily Wasln that, in all Pfohab
i quorum Il be formed the first day. great number
OF .andlIates IN the II or the Speakership
a. Inacrsos oIIsory of the Las; War" like most his
tories seems cole .ion If fades s, dcnials
have been made of the authenticity "i rs Statements that II
has been c!irisiened "a Bud of Ilunders'
81 The citizens of Schlylkll county, Pcnnsylvania
witout distinction Of party" have in publ; meeting ap-
pointed decg the farT Convention at II udy burg
The resolutions p,oet stoply against the repeal mod
alton OF the tariff Of 1872 and add that Pcns lyana i'll
always voc against any party, which, party, oppos.s
thc protective policy 1t would have been wellf she always