Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-04

from sur window. and seen her give flowers 10 every
body and throw them in carriages IS they pas along
bu: no one ever gives her any thing Whether we are
more generous than other people, or ,ha, II In M, cu.
iomary. cannot say.
The Tuscan braid ia here manufactured. in al II.
beaufy. There are many stores filled with The mos,
aeautial bonn&'s baskets shoes aud thousand other
articles. made ont of this straw The fats are onlv
worn oy 'he peasants and servants and would aston
'sh you 10 see how fine and pretty the texture Of some
10 The most splendid artificial flowers in the world
are likewise made here. We intend to learn tho s, Of
making them and also 10 braid the Tuscan straw and Ia
procure same of the seed. 10 raise when we get hume,
and, ever 'nred b." poi, by our learning The
che'Pness Of living In Florence makes it the resort Of
erea, many OF the mobility Of England. whose in.
comes are mol somce" 10 support their rank in that
pehsse county, ana many OF great wealth spend their
80 ' e e'y eAPe"s'seiy ana pride
49, '0' ''' '.'' "'' "o'ses ana cos''y carria.
fs .''"' ~ ''e'' splendid eqn'-
Nv wv '''"" Tue carriages OF Europe isf
"'"' ""' way equa' 10 those OF A,
""'''' VI '''''"e" 'nu 'heit gay hvery
w.. '"' p'''.'f- A''"''''' !" Tue 'q"'pages mere.
'"e situation" VI 'o'ohce Is very oesn'i'ul-encom.
'a'''" w ' s'''' ~ NY" n''s' WIN Tue h'no gliding
a'.s '"'ous" "sce""e ihese NUS are covered with
''s '"" 'o'"'y 'e"s VI surprising beauty, owned by
e ''" "ooe'"en' su''"uhoeu oy groves oil olives, H.
's' "o ~" '"P""ea''e' 'ii 'ney reach The very tops
! n up MUGS ~ VIC '''oe Guy oI every one
r. w. ''"'''o"' a''"'o" VI me 4 iofen'ines
e"''' ""s' asfeeao'e residence Tor
NY arc f''"'"'o " WIS" all Inc gale
e'' as WIZ as e private walks and gardens OF the no
"''"o"' 'e 'e's' Expense OF restraint But there
are "" c"'"Ses 10 attract ones attention III Florence
anu ae having see" ie"ne anu Naples one Is not as
'o"'"e" ny ''e o'Jpc's mere. Yet 'he collection Of
pa''"ss N c"nS'aereu ''e nest IN Iaiy In The Plttl
aaee' where '"e Du resides, there are great num-
oe' VI se"uo aPa'hen's containing me choicest paint
'"gs' we nave peen mere once only, Ms yet. We
nave oener visited the Royal gallery where is The cell
ebra'ed Venus de Med'c.
| me goddess mai loves IN stone and fills
i"e ar around VII" 'e'u'y."-
There are great many Artists always engaged here,
and these places are constantly filled with strangers.
The number OF Artists is nearly equal TO that of Rome,
and The advantages are said to DE good while The
Penses are so much in favor Of Flrrnce that it forms
additional lnducemen' TO Artists. who are generally
pool 10 select ms as place oil study They can live
here very gen'eely, tor fifteen dollars month. and
some 1--WE at less expense tina" that Were it not TO
"""o feg'e' !" leave FLORENCE The iair' to return to
."a' P"ee' nome g'oo"y ei'y' ana win all lie
interesting '''''s' "'e os""o' a'o'o 'een"e u mean
we" 10 scattered runs on every s'de' ana 'o
~ ""'e"' 'h"eh'"ce"ee' win lis present degra'
"''''" Eve" us nhao''an's have detected look Ell
e '0'' 'ese causes OF Inc great oppression Of the
s''e""e"'' i"o runs ana wastes Of "reece and f.
s9P o'e o'e co P'e'e' out 'hey ola mol produce IN
Wy .'"" ''"ue 'e"Sa''s 'ecor 10 our visits 10 These
a''''"o Countries, win h"cn Satisfaction, and could We
'"'o ''''e' VIE 1o'y Lana sh"uld be perfectly con
many e'." "e'e' are as'o"'s"ed 'ha' we went al
40 VIC VIZ, a"o nave "o' met WIN lady ye'' tina
"ou'' oe """e ~ uhueeo Inc dangers and diiiicul
"e' ''' We "ao " e"c'u"er' oyha IS SUI In quite
''''"'o 'e' 1"o o''y o'ooosned anu murders are re
p''e''
We saw, yesterday. the account Of the marriage o
the daug er OF the Pacia Of Egypt, which you remem
Der informed you, In letter from Grand Cairo, wa
TO take place soon after we leil there. She tn
youngest daughter oi Mohamed Ali and married TO th
sun Oh c'ooer, but he had distinguished himself
been raised to high otiice. II was said, when
In Egypt, that The girl did moi wish to marry this
but her father made her consent. On the bridal occ
sion, she belt that seventeen thousand pound
sterling. being composed of valuable diamonds and ohe
Thousand pounds. which were likewise covered will
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, /. ~ '~' '''.'' ""''' ma
~" '' NV ~o"." '"0 "'"'' mug '"oe"' e'e' seen