Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
BY GEO. II. BEAN AN

to rneod the ob.o,ns injustice by proper co
pyriab, law Anurer. Beea.e II would faise
the prltcs Of literature, and shonsghtcd dem
orogucs ind cse,llen, suf for speeches IN
advocacy Of cheap books Tor the pcop.e.'
Rosif nat the people get no American
book, and are impfegna,ed exclusively by
foreign wfi,rrs and with the English and
monarchial principles Blu, this begins TO
read like 40 essay.
There was one topic touched upon thu,
will be interesting 10 nris,s. The e1 hbI.
ton ofcauoons opened yesterday, and some
Of the crmpsny had been to see them The
Go,crnment,ln orn,mentlng the newliouse
Of Parliament, wished 20 know the value oil
ffcsco psln,ing-w neither j, would be sue.
cepfuIly and effectively done by modern
ar,ss They therefore literally offered
prizes for the best crsyon drawings for the
ornament OF walls and ceilings, and the re.
sult has been more American than English
- G the 'ncw brooms have swept the
cleoncs,' The be., arc DECIDEDLY BY ar.
,,.,s never before heard Of It is so unlvcr
sally the case, in this conservative country
that must have been heard OF before be.
fore he IS ever heard Of tina, for namcless
artists 10 carry of these prizes is much oil
wonder hnvc no, seen these drawings
myself but shall 90 tomorrow or next day
The moIs, climate is beginning TO do its
usual work on me---lhnt Of relieving me Of
my outer skin and permitting mo TO walk a
broad in an under one that more resembles
the ono ! supported in my youth. One
gets so transparent IL Eng land trust TO be
quite as good as new in a fortnight more
having most fortunately made desperate
and successful resistance to the Doctors
proposition to shave my head during my
late illness. But seriously, there are many
bcaS and bellies IN our dry climate who are
looking sadly, a, the yellow.lying faces
diving prematurely up in our climate Of
violent extremes when, if they would on.
" come to n temperate England, they
would cast their slough like insects, and
renew their youth altogether Il trust the
Cunard Inc of steamers will give me my
mex, passage gratis for the hin, Ladies
look as fresh n, fifty. in this climate, as la
dies IN ours cease to look al thirty
looked in for few minutes an evening
or two since, nj solrec Of the British and
Foreign Institute and saw Chinese Man.
DARN md Miss Cushman among other
ccIcbrl,cs 1t struck me how uncqually
males and females dress, as 10 protection
from cold-sceing this Chinese with
close Goa, and a huge cashmere shawl over
his shoulders, while the ladies around him
were in full dress nudity Mos, of,hcLo
don lions, were in the crowded rooms, be-
yond the threshold where | halted, but
needed my bed more than,o hear them
"roar' As made my exit lady passed
me on the staircase, whom the servants
passed up with an announcement OF the
"Coun,ess Calabrclla, ia literary lloness
OF the most luminous manel--and pair oil
very pretty feet and ANGLES stepped from a
shadowy cqupagc at the street door--all
that Is attractive going (as is sadly frequent
in this wicked worldly
"The other way, the other woy."
! |, wants but half an hour OF the mails
closing for the packet If tomorrow, and
here is n music grinder Just commencing
under my window, and can neither write
nor think TO an Italian air So, my dea'
Morris udieu for this packet.
Yours faithfully,
n T. WILLIS