Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-22

III, "A, u. 1916. Is Isl however, Connocted
With mahy historical eyen,s, SUD IL he. en-.
|barka,ion Of Henry of RIchmo.' he sur.
render OF the town 10 Queen N|'<abeth BY
The Prince de Conde, and iis cal '|.o, defenst,
|by Warwick. W '.
Returning aiier . promenade o Ily, holel
81 Hotel Il Europe looked sroa|o ''pop my
| fellow. travellers. Many Or ifef' sfe Eng.
llish; Of these the gyealer numb &era men
lof fortune, who had .childrcI Intending
schools In this vicinity, The| ne very
fond OF the pipe and ihe glass IS he glass
| Of vine, however, but ol brand seems
| 10 me very poor policy iot lhf 1tIish 10
Isend their sons 70 France u ba dacn,ed;,
lihey can surely educate Them |'.. end
more safely a home, fest'11 @'. A
Igleat and mui, prevail eyo' 4. ,'
dessrucii06 of ihe soul. Hany P50ie' 'a|I
sons and daughters. who have been sen %
France that they nigh, be polished, have rel
turned devoted Catholics We're not Rev.
Richard Wa.son's daughters polished on this
wisel a....,i N ". 5..s.s s.,ss (,
Leaving Havre we move on 10 Paris. The
(only imporlan, city through which We pass
lis Rouen, the great seal Of French COTTON
manufacture. l.is very old town, and
bears The marks OF antiquity, the streets be-
ling irregular, narrow, ) and i'll ,buil. The
houses are mostly frame, weather. boarded
or succeed, and. gable. faced. The wealthy
Inhabitants are said 10 reside in the fauborgs.
| lis ,he birthplace ol Pierre CorneiIle, the
Shakespeare or France. |, was bishops
see as early as the third ceniury, and has
been several times in possession Of ,he Eng
Iish. The land Of Normandy, so far as i
saw il, is exceedingly yerdani and beautiful.
Arrived q, Paris, we were pu. downal the
Meurice Ho.el., in The Rue RiyoIi. The
6rs, thing demanded, after had seated nv,
self in nv room, was nv passpor.. This
was taken 10 The office, where. Idoubt not,
| il was called for by ihe poIice. When i,
was returned 10 me | found, in pencil
mark, my answers 10 The questions that were
pu, 10 me as 10 my stay in Paris, the roule
| / would lake ai.er leaving il, etc., all which
information was, doubtless, in possession OF
the police officer Here found myself
qui,e at home, as there were a number OF
rny fellow. passengers of the Baltic a. The
house. Among these were Two forwhom fel,
strong auachmen:--Mr. W., a lawyer ol
New York, and Mr.. e. brother Of the COM
mand4r Of the 'Ba'ic--boih, on their return
voyage, passengers OF the ill.laled Arctic
both lying now in The deep blue sea. With
both was accustomed, on our outward pas
sage, 10 promenade the deck, almos. daily
Among other topics, VIC conyersed on relg'
ion, very aRreeably. The former was q
Presbyterian, member OF Mr. Cheever's
congregation and, though rot communi-
cant. yet, hrmy believers a converted man,
HIS spirit and example were renatkable, and
i was pleasant ana rdssusagsogsssto pe 20
MS society; ne ,a"e. was ssaa.e, sooe:.
.nueu' ii; SM.y my'o on.Da'ss n Tsna"a ~ n,i
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.na' won NY ,t,e"u ',,' {" m 'aI,' ',, i"ueou
ne %Ss ss,1 mo"s0%" ~ ana n "es p'0pa,.. -.
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hlve'pO9ii we nau Oeen toolll.'1uses ~ noI i
uoh' anu now' asa'a' "s etG,enoT.Ooa.u !,
j els ~ ,,I Ia'lS' MANY umes, y n.sn n, an'
4 uuyi uiu Wo Wuth tue bUooto tvScshot, 1851