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

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Jared with Lsmbfdgg egyihfiabs room may ,.
lad fn,tisled, iofG thslss (sl ~ month goed
dinner Iof 90 slscr gIoscAen (iSZJ ents) A1mi.
sion TO any of the Uniteisiics cCsiaO u tholsfs
Iaeh course Of Lectures a Louis dor (about ~
At Oottng,n n room costs - Ions q 0rs seDesff
(fefmD 4 frat nj Father Bettinnnb table thAiefs
monthly Bettmann, the host Of the Krone u one OF
tie most josia kindhearted old fellows alive, very ona
Of Amencans and not enc OF the least attractions
Of lie place With a room il IL always understOod
that tie service TO be included aud no stipulation to
st oaect il Necessary The maid not only takes care
Of Your room, but buys tor you your bread butter
Co.'s milk oil &C. and makes your coffee, for all
which only the market price is charged The maid also
runs all your erIGnds. summons your tailor and boot
maker &c in return for which she receives present
OF generally thaler monthly, paid, however Mt the end
OF the tenn Your breakfast and tea are aways taken IN
your rOCm aud they consist OF coffee and bread and bn
ter ey cost not more than six cents each meal Those
who are fond Of TEA had better bring with them
for believe in all Germany good cup OF tea Is not TO
be lad Dinner is generally taken IN small Unlvers
" town at ere of the Hotels, in larger one at hes
taurant. In G0ttingen you may have your dinner
brought TO your room from garkuche (cooA ssnop)
for tour theers monthly abundant, but not over nee
Washing is in some places particularly Eottlugen
fabu0uly cheap. For clothes, IN any part oil Germa
~ ole may safely reckon upon spending not more than
ttToehftLs as much as be pays Tor them 10 America
AmusementS are very cheap ana ~ II may net De ans
10 mention are beer and tobacco. In most parts OF
Germany an abundance of music may be lad =" for
"song" Tie admission to concerts, OF which count
LEES multitudes are gyen in summer IN the beer
and coffee gardens, varies generally IRON one To
three ser groscleD. In the larger towns these
concerts st equally low prices, are given almost
as frequently in the beer houses In Berlin
the finest classical music and beautifully played, may
he heard az ore of these establishments Tor less price
than we pay in an American village TO hear str0ing
slce club sing Berlin has little to recommend It IN
pon Of situation as Il lies IN hat barren pla!ni nor
with the exception Of the Inter den Linden which
is certainly hne street, does the interior OF the city
possess any great attractions for the eye but it has
everything else which either student or pon.stl-
dent could ask for Hero student may have good OPP
portunes of learning German il be will use them, for
will be driven to seek his society unless he seeks theirs
And he may choose his German acquain sances as ne
will Heidelberg lie one of the most beautiful places III
all Germany The Neckar with its valley and ITS beau,
tiful hills tie wdelypreadng cultivated plan bounded
by the Winding Rhine and the magnificent old castle,
the finest ruin in Germany make Heidelberg of the
pleassntest summer residencesim imaginable. Mannheim,
which boasts of very excellent opera is only hall an
hour distant by railroad. Heidelberg, on the other
hand one of the worst places which could be selected
20 learn German for il is thronged with English aud
Americans and the German social circles are not par
ticuary easy of access to foreinersthat is to stu
dents Dennis also delightful place for a summer So
iou1n being situated the Rhine, in the immediate
neiphbOrhood of its most beautiful scenery 1he Unit
versity too ranks with Berlin, G0ttlngen and Held
ebeTg.
Gottiugen. though il can make no great pretensons
10 beauty is still by no means destitute of attractions,
has some interesting ruins in it's immediate vicinity
Zone of the commonest features, by the way IN Ter
man landscspe) and is unccnlmonly coy, comforts
bic place where one would soon feel at home though
there were not ots of Americans there which is and
probably always will be, the case. The opportunities
Tor seeing German society are much better than IN
Heidelberg. -
theater, (Which like most Of the German theater', in
cludes an opera is excellent, and has fine orchestra
TIE public deer coffee and milk gardens are nlmer-
Gus. and pretty laid OUT concerts countless and very
good any quantity OF trees, and flowers and water,
in two hours reach, by railroad, lies beautiful chain
of mountains to portion of which, Humboldt, IN bis
Cosmos assigns the second rank in point or beauty,
among all the places he had seen in his extensive travels
The society Of Breslau is good and very easy OF &c,
cess Prof Telkampf man whose name s well
known in America and who was for some years Pro-
fessor at Union College, 10 but too happy to show any
American every possible kindness. German society as
general rule, il decidedly less open and easy than
ours, especially in families where there are daughters
Still the rule is not of universal application, and
an American will rarely have difficulty in making a.
many agreeable acquantances he desires. Letters
of introduction passport than blood relation
ship
travelling may be done cheaply in Germany, BY any
one who does not object to taking thrd-class cars
which is not considered here disreputabe as 10 pre-
vent rstclsss persons from making use Of them, and
which is often much more agreeable than taking trs or
sect ndcIass since the more rcomy and give
more co ard air and the passengers are more con-
panonatle. Fifty or sixty pounds baggage Is allowed
en- most railroads. but all overweight Is taxed very
leaiy II Is well therefore 10 carry in the hand any
thing which admits Of being so carried, and TO send
heavy srticcs-such as chests OF books, &e-oy ex-
press {" Speition. unless they are required tsr i-
mediate use. He may reckon himself lucky wno re
ceyes his effects by the sPedision N ; fortnight
over the rad which he has himself travelled IN TWO or
three days. .
The none, used 10 Bsler Ani Bavaria consists u
sulrfs ard kgeUsxrs TIE gulder "oSth Vrsy eSa.s
srd is divided in,o sixty ATreErrs Tie AUSTRIAN sSa-
Der is slso ac into sxy ATeGsers eas Is wVS'a TOR
freight cepss Al Austrian x"aasiger, or sweap-
k,rases pies lAcIel0se passes .eg s"eaai9ss ssas-
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lhnc lard Ia rtessAs. hSse,eg, CsSsel, q 'aslers
.r used The real sSae Il SIS .AAleg Is seoag seNeasy
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