New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-28


sueh chanrs- that IN many places shsst %; s-sP<
Ia; l had ever besH there bssore
In NJ o~n e0uaPef asiveiy yogag eoSnsy' tagsl al
great ebs1zes ar % course. be eXpeet b-t y N
ga ccuu-ry zheh tss hem civilized f- d l.aci yesrs
We might with more probebfty eEpec: 70 mi Al y NJ.
cortrue hey err. L l. h9sever not - sesce sal
an have il tx aSe and n this county, gVea ~1a-
derful ingui-e q the human mind sn1 ther resalis
joined wiz tho q higher Intellectual and l tnhroc
character ALREADY sulh human ssEscfy could
have foreeen Row dscern the exfea; Of
the 81 proErss vhich may Be cozln- n1re q
Uay enable M 20 judge no-e eorrecty oa us SAB CO
but for The Preeni WI Illustrate ny position b. oaly
few instances.
COURTESY OF MANNERS IN PUBLIC PLACES
In ls05 ard ous after. admirable system OF travel
ING BY stage coaches and p0i chasses fz operation
over exc Dent roads Cvly from the zen
orally purchased however by Zrsfuifes aaPeAsani in the
recollection, and annoying from eonvic9n thst va
could not DO enough 10 satisfy the exeotsnt HE the reg
uar native traveller oe ieli that yoa hsd don- too m1cl
But thar railroads introduced al! over these
ar gdou= the modes travelling on iAe great
totally changed
After mentioning the vast superiority Of rlroai travel
ing regards speed and convenience nehn strikes
than the attention paid 70 the Travellers salty and
comfort By the Ms upon thee roads They very
liant prevent the mistakes into Wach traveller l. Eabe
ao protect his baggage a. well A. hs Persoa AL
every sy promote hIs comfpr and al this with tie
most courteous snd respectful amer without ias usual
merCensEy motives Of sery ant who eKpa re=srl Tbs
they BY the most strngeH; Regulations eyeryEaers
PAINTED IN white lefers black boards sni posted in
iul view prevented from receiving aad the Traveller =
earnestly e1oined TO offer them any rltuy vlafev
q That the stranger NAV more readily know EhDm -
cal UPON these moreover distinguished b. blue
dress trimmed usually With While rcd lsce. Ga army
ng q your stopping pisee ore % tne o-l' pro- 1res
caia.e foT you VII see ihsi y0ar lussae g. nlfed %
proper person. ard tia; you imp sd up3a the
fIice VOC sre 20 pay the coachmln
CHANGE oF TREATMENT At TIE BRITISH NUssUN
Formerly The Museum open the plbii, ani Il
1t 0bisin adItiance az ell twas nees.srs
70 apply beforehand through ina nial f1e8i art
when admitted AFTER such incol' cn'er. '-milfy.
yoa were hurTied through n inqa;-n. kaste, Only
two h0urs allotted FOR az the mons. ant Yea
hardly allowed 10 realize yoar Interest "a ihing that
had attracted your Attention before y1a led By
vour ~ De and not slWals cogteouss n = tn tine
r Tia, particular rom wa w. AMI rou lsi hasten 1a
o. a1oth,r and still another un.l yolrtFo h,R-
haus,ed Ii there twelve and believe there
were more you could have Only ten miul.es % a
roon and you not perm l;el except BY eca hvOr
% hneer where You found most ~ interest Yea beng
on one occasion ia the Museum Wth late eminent Pro
fesso of Botany IN Harvard Cnveriy. and be beng ~
ot lie met pate d. aho- n he Wa "ue q me N -
intelligent ii men much chafei By ihcse nsrroE
rules he uttered very cordial blessing upon Joan
pru Werr lie now. hogsvtr here he would hai every
thing CHANGED. The muselm, with 81 10 treasures =
thrown wide open 20 the pablo which includes an veil
dressed and decent people whether British subjects
STRANGER All come and a. they plea-c. ani ali the
officer, are courteous add attentive 70 m41e everything
agreeable and useful The Wit. NAV be rep lioi q pleas
and the observer may hncer "a long a. D. sas IA
any ce Farfmenf.
In the progress of his tour on the continent, Prof
Simsn visited Lausanne. the former residence Of the
eminent naturalist Agsssiz Of whose family be gives
some agreeable details
FAMILY or PROF scisSH
Tie distin-u he'd SR.ss naturalist now at,p,ei among
u in The nrtfd states. who's Anarcln hon IS Can
bridge. New Engiand formerly hv-i or L7a.anne where
found b. sister and his mD;h7r who rosies With her
son. Introduced by Asassiz. soon made oar way -
the house II Fran lion he bro'her in law u Aysssiz
We conducted by valet parker IN ths the thri
story and Madame Fran lion appeared with sn'l
ing face and brilliant black ee the sofisasd feltlrs Of
her broiher. he gave D. hearty welcome whi'h
fiv hv he "a no
lie = u Franrilon Ag0sf-. according g. custom winch
prevails bore while the wife with "a takes the name
# her husband # the lady be Of high standing in society
she adds her own 10 her husband s..
II the hour OF the evening replst and
perceiy I'd movement Of Hospitality center tsble
in few minutes. garni,hed with the requisite furniture,
and drawn around the ho-Ptabie board e. i u
matter Of course and needed ~ formal invitation
E1celen; bread ard butter and the best III raspbe-ues
now in fu here with the laxBry Of Ia
hnsly favored Ten. gave Vs. exactly in Neg Engand
mot r,fr. thing rpas especially 90 me - whom tea y
grouV, ~ number the yOungosf mp jpy1n- it
fellow fun Of physical happiness. riih promise Of
mental enjoyment a. h higher power unfold.
MOTHER OF A6ASsiZ.
Although It Wa raining. our friends took
siderable distance the residence Of IN venerable lady
in the family Of her She male her appearance,
and although nearly four -cor her beautiful peson
erect tall and ii znihed while her animated and al
desr placed instantly az Madame Franru)n hld
cent before her brother afrod lctoTy ne b. her e
Id 81 ten years grandme hat mlsiad her s.ta
cles ard could not read the note she said hOWev hlt
her Young grandson f4ifl III comm si)narc, and
told her that American gentlemen and LADY were
coming N few minutes. her and 81 feli a.
convinced thar they friends OF her Louis A.
soon q. explained 70 her our iniim ley with hm-hN
he had been often guest in our iamchai We hal the
Elea,ure Of knowing he interesting Am rcan wiieani
when added the friendly notice Of her dom sic
haIpin and II h high standing AMI sHcces in his atopt
al country her strong sme wa- agtliei her voice ire
bed with emotion and the AJwng tears toll the story Of
a mother = heart. not yet chilled By age.
beautiful group Of lovely grand chden wa gathered
around and her the strangers from far distant Land
beyond the great ocean. When We inquired Of NJ "a Az
az her entire number 81 grsndchidren she replied and
when he Wa informed that my whole number exceeded
herr he both amused and surprised, and smiles 81
.ympaihy succeeded o. for she had cOnsiered ne
from my being sll active trayeer-a Younger man
than en- She !. the widow OF Protestant clergyman,
ghowas The father Of Agassiz She has vg0rogs mind
.resk. with greet spirt and fher WORTHY Of such
-on She grieyed When she heard thst Say
to be very brief and would hardly BE- denied that
shoud become guests az herhpgse Or AZ least Thai tue
senior Il the srfy should accept her Hospitality
The next morning she walking alone, long dis.
taroe the bid n frewe AMI pared eviieniiy
with deep emotion snd Mt concealed for had brought
the imsge Of her fsy0re 20 her image Of her "a
yore 20 her mental vision again She brought
for Mr. Little bOuqae, Of panses and bid tell her
son her pHsrcs were ell for him.
Sueh scenes near to every benevolent heart AMI
prove that human sympathy have moral magnetism
Who-e attraction j. universal value highly the art u
-tatuary but prize highly It'll such famly
Thu away here m Switzerland, f0ur "a Du,anf
mile from nv home the horde OF The beautiful Lake
L,msp; ard would exchange such living exhibition.
II the human heart for al the mate marble ami
in the Vatican, although they have high va.ae a.
exhibitions OF talent and sril presentations Of
human character and feeling
AgassK. and many others OF the excellent people ia
tLese countries bordering Frame Descendants Of
Frrch Hugueu who led from persecution and like the