The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20
berlin August. 1919.

Of Europe before you, please run your eye over II from
Dusseldorf Dormeued, Ian, Beledeld, Hanover.
tiildesleim Biun.wIck Mag debeis Halle, Witlemberg
aud Berin-' and when you have found item make
note OF them" These the prime pal ldnd marks the
route have pursued since last babe ,ou good bye 81
crooked road, sure but long enough m, Ike ul
for its deficiency in directness.
! Al Hanover, was enabled only to get a view of out
OF door oliecls-the high quai"t old gothic dwellings
The pal &c built since the accession of King Ernest late
Duke of Cumberland the pubic walk, the Waite rloo
monument, and the denkmot monumental memorial to
the great m lthemaliciau Lebuliz who died ia this
city.
Tue episode to Eildeshem from the regular course OF
my tale OF travel, for the purpose of visiting the
Lunatic Aso lun of the kingdom OF Hanover Ii is an
extensive institution consisting of three entirely distinct
northumberland that they all under the car.
Of one experimenting physician. Two OF them are old
nonas cries, and Inc third building recently erected
specially for The purpose to which il is devoted. The
superintendent presents good example OF the true
German scientific student. Master Of some half>dozen
ngnas S, his wel-read library is medley of tongues
But the most curious the truly wonderful portion of il
are his own manuscripts. These consist OF from eighty
to one hund red volumes mostly bound in boards tire at
ing upon various subjects connect ted with the medical
profession, andimany of them nerSpersed with drawings
and paintings, which, alone, have required vast
amount OF labor Yet the author is hale and hearty
gentleman who appears if lie might sill pursue his
labors OF love Tor many year 10 come
l stopped only few hours at Brunswick long
enough, however, TO its old cahedra built in the
century, by order Of Henry the Lion after his reA
urn from the liely Land and the vaults henea h it,
where epose the ashes of the Duke of Brunswick who
was killed at jena, ofhs who fell Waterloo and Of
Caroline of Brunswick, whose troubles were curse to
George the Fourth, OF Eng land and blessing to the
: then aspiring Henry Brougham.
$ The route from Brunswick to Magdeburg lies chiefly
through country almost uniformly Level, The Aus
etchng away in the distance until they are lost in the
horz III. 20 this however, there was one exception
The range Of the Harz mounaias those bug bears 10
German children and prolific CONT batoIS Of thtmes to
German LEGENDS and literature, skirted the horizon
upon tn right the lofty Brocken big VITA lis tales of
superstition, ng is blue head above those of all his
felloas.
The extensive plains already mentioned are mostly
cultivated, aud unnterSected by fences. GRAIN in its
several most generally employed species is the pnci>
pal product, but potatoes and peoples grown IN con.
Sideral quantities.
! AT Magdeburg, instead of crossing the Elbe, upon
The died route to Beiln, southm ardly 10 Halle
long the seat of OF The best OF German Universities
Within the last few years the government of Saxony has
also caused 10 be establishes here Two other institutions
essential u the welfare of its peope-a penitentiary
and an asylum Tor The Insane. The former is upon the
"Pennsy varia stem" that of separating the convicts
The latter is one OF the largest establishments of lis
kind III The Prussian domnion$ and Combines MOI OF
the modern lmproven construction and organ.
lzation. The buildings surround square the side OF
which is Than five hundred feet in length and pre-,
sent i'm losing aspect in what direction soever they
are TINS institution is the only the kind m
Saxony. Il Will accommodate four hundred patients
Leaving Halle took the direct route 10 this civ and
arrived IA the evening al Wntembers where passed
TIE hight aud pat OF the following day. This town,
the cradle OF the Reformation, is near The f G. and is
strongly fortified. ii is covered with the dus, OF
ages, and lis antique dwellings look as il they might
Sink to the earth, did they render TO each other a
= mutual support Red aud yellow paint and some white.
wash attempt 10 renvenae portion Of them but there
are comparatively lew modern buildings The remoya
10 Halle Of the UnSersly winch formerly existed here
took ire IN he place lis principal element ACTIVITY and
Wlemberg IS dull, lnonotonoul, nsign icant CITY
compared with what twas The days OF LuG or and
NlelaHchoE.
stopped al Hote nearly opposite The Slad Kirche
or city church, 10 Which Luther preached Iisa.e,y
cd building, with mural monuments to The dead rou ID
The outside. It's interior is arranged with pews In The
style OF the protesans and the baplisna ion al which
LuIh often oficiaied is still in its place.
In the market>place, and at but few feet from the
church there Is recently erected monument to the ce
cbrated reormer. The p desldl bears the subioined
Inscriptions
4 lists Gottes Werk. wird's hesehen
lists Menschen Werk wifd's uBters ellvn."
\, Ii II be Gods work il will endure
II Il be mans work II viii perish.
The Schoss KIche (casle church, Beneath which
Luther and Meauclhon inferred stands near the oa,e
by which we enteed the city. Ii is cherries PRISON.
Ike building exeInally. WthI, like most German
churches, II has number of expensive monuments to
the DEAD Inc graves OF the two great reformers are
designated by tablets Of bronze inserted in the flor
As Vas wandering through the streets after leaving
THIS church, passed old dwelling owe the portal
OF which IS inscribed coupei that carries one back 10
Inc Time when people, and particularly sectariau CON
roverslass uttered their sentiments freely il not in
honled expressions. Its as follow
'Goites and Luher schrift
lst oes Papst und Cavins Gil t."
, and II have TendeIe CORRECTLY appears IN cav