New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

Win him, sDd Vfpnifhy pVc Es.,''. ~" ~ 80
NH S.elsfes yOs n 10 sneb, AMI which You are d.
,sssS slusgs ~ carry In jour Igchcf' ana you nfo
fnespsfd fe,ponslbte b. no police save tnat Of tns
islyrsify For the rest y0p are under no s1pfh'enS
frss, shd sjoy The most perfect ifeelom. 49,,
n Il ifse eeftss poaldy laws, respeetsblef"r thcn
shiktifJ bst Nsek haze long since ceased 70 DC 70.
se,els The, egey weres0 They are 70 tbe eject thst
,os nnft ma fght dHels must not iead sa.soIaehJ
s AID NUT be Ia regular attendance ~ Toe lectures
s far N zee laws shall be- observed ponds atosctn
~ ap,n ne taste snd fancy" Of the students ho
MO has bard One etgrs oct u every ten may conn
dsnfiy rey upon procuring certificate from his prjss-
that Lis stieHdshcs has been extraordinarily IN
renitiing" Every German Daser.ity has u. four OF
fys ehor,r sssociatlons for duelng and drinking
beer soclsliy I proud % say, that 80 TAR
a. can nSceftaiB. only cue American was ever
lilly enough 10 JON one Of these chores. Inc
dnsllirg IN Heidelberg, GSttingsn, Bonn, and some
otter Lniyersiterisa daily smufeIent 1t IL seldom
dangerous, Tor the duel is generally fought with
" fchlsgers'-a light, straight and narrow blade with
= heavy hilt-aBd the c0mbatapts wrapped up
that Il Il difficult 20 infict dangerous wound Az
uciy scar 90 the cheek lp the sicing of email
biz Of the nose il very frequent resut however, Of
these eucounters and however grstiin t may be TO
German to carry about with him these honorable tes
timepals Of un3sunted heroism il would probably be
more agreeable o. most Americans not 20 dshgufe 80
unnecessarily the sweet expression OF tleis sees. ~
IL yery pesssnt notwithstanding TO yis, the students
kueipen" or evening gatherings. for the purpose OF
drinking beer, smoking and singing All caorcs are
very plad TO receive stranger 70 these hneipe1 tna
The singing is sometimes well woSh hearing, hade+
berg is the most favorable place tor seeing stadenthie
which is there much lees rough than az many other un
versites The two most gentemanly chores taere are
the Prussians and the Westphshans. Toe semrannaai
Commerce when the chores all meet aud kne together
is decidedly not 10 be neglected Ihe singing OF tne
Isndesyater. with the accompanying ceremonies Is
ouite Grand Whoever wishes to zee the oueilR
viii find no difficulty in gratifying his inclination The
only two ways Of ayenging an nsait are oy Use
duel or by addressing complaint to the university
which last though it would disgrace proessei due
lat is perfectly allowable for proe sed nonduehi't
The more American fashion OF knocking down, Is not
tolerated. il is considered snlamous, ana punShciH
expulsion. The German motto. like Mr.. Dowlers dep
recatory ejaculation being "a blow--never =
should not neglect TO put every one, who contcin;
plates visiting 8 German University, on ms gusra
scsinst believing anu thing which one Professor says IN
dIsparsgement OF another Their lings at each other
sre often very yeucmoas, and Il is not uncommon 10
hear one Professor characterize another misguided
IDIOT or with some similar friendly eplthet the chances
being that the Professor so designated enjoys ngher
reputation than his dattering rival. | am happy 70
say that this dsagreeabe spirit although too sommon'
is far from UNIVERSAL.
The summer vacations may be used for journeys to
Switzerland the Tyrol and northern Italy Switzer-
land may be seen nicely in four weeks and the expenses
for those who travel on foot-(the only way to enjoy
Switzerland thoroughly would not reach above seven
francs day The money current in Switzerland 10
the French, in the Tyrol, Austrian gulders.
The Spring vacations and the short ferlen may DC
u,el TO yisit the various German cities such ~ Berlin,
Vienna, Munich Nuremberg, Augsburg, Regensburg,
&c.
In order 10 enjoy these journeys, IL Is necessary 10
make up ones mind not 10 be annoyed with the pass
mort system and the many other ridiculous iormates
which keep fifty hands at work on alob which could 90
as well done by One or still better, not done at ALL
Whoever has not Murrays Handbooks will ind in Bar
dekcys Guides for Germany, Austria, Switzerland and
the Tyro all that he needs with the advantage tnst
BaTdeLer takes pains than Murray to provide icr
those who may wish TO travel cheaply Every one VINO
visits Germany will be struck with the contrast be-
tween the habits ofour business men who with the ex-
ceptiop perhaps ofa hurried weeks fishing, allow them
selves little or relaxati0n-and the Germans OF all
classes who seize upon every means Tor ratonai reerc-
aticn The summer concerts furnish occGien lot
pleasant gatherings and quiet enjoyment, whisn ali
classes eagerly avail themselves of and without detr'
ment to their affairs II is great pity that we have
not something ike these cheap public gardens in amer
lea As TO the expense OF coming 10 biinan!, i' may
be done for very small as well as very large
lssum BY steamer to Liverpool, and thence throu3f
London to Berlin, for instance, would cost nearly
5000 passage may be had in merchant YES
eel to Bremen or Hamburg for S5O; two Americans
of my acquaintance came over in the second cabin
of Bremen steamer, paying 500, aud were
entirely satisfied with accommodations and treatment
end ten 10 twenty dollars more will carry one 20 al
most any German University pleasant course for
any one going to Heidelberg G0ttDgen or Bonn, IL by
Rotterdam and thence up the Rhine. The steamers,
like tho cars are arranged for first second and third
class passengers Nobody but rich Englsbmen or sick
ladies' 20 in the frat and in pleasant weather, and In
the dayne there ia objection to the third hope
he migration 20 the German Universities will 20 on
increasing as it bids fair do. Professor Tellkampf
whom have before mentioned, thinks that America
will become the land of science and learning, as she Is
The Gland of the future" and be is by means tho
only German professor who holds the same opinion.
Tie Governments here jealous OF the Uniyersl1es,
and though they cannot suppress them taey do little
TO encourage them. Ii is for Young America TO take
up ard transplant what has prong up from the seeds
sown here by generations of scholars hope the day
il not far distant when Universities on the German
plan viii be established ia America 1t is only leces
sary to have men who capable OF filling the pro-
esiorshps and 10 qualify themselves they must come
over here Ii this very inadequate account "a the
German Universities should tend to direct any ones
attention to them shall be very glad to have written
il. W.