The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30

about = roonstruoton of the Mns,-y, su, ys, be
n.ve, no steps haze been ,Ak,n
yfo ane opor,o aud after ards 70 jol he branch 10
ksdrii
TIE Count de Reu., Is menu,oed as the o.vl.s-
NJ the head OF the comrsny end recpe tsF ths ns
Counl lie quite PREPARED 10 carry he works ~ ns osn
cot should the ubhc not come fersari
The weather conrue, very ane, aud the srs'n hS-ee
are most sbupoanl Bat tn viae dires-e aid 10 Rave
conm,ted great rnvases r ire vneyaros. and
thought by me III tns eli VI sne att be vo-y
~ al housh & saty owe, tia OF last year saphar and
lime water have been used b. maty fsmer, and come
say With beDesc'> efsc, I'll besosd douo, that many
parties interested kee pg up the prices OF vines have
spresd ?, rris that shis year vii sho- grea failure
last but the case ana prires ougd rct 10
adv AnUe, although there every probability hsa hey
in consequence Of the Increased prices the Brazil
ri. i serious and loss, q naasa ana osai,
| vince are being exported IN their stead
Our Copenhagen Correspondence.
COPENHAGEN, August IL, 1881.
The 7osr Of Europe nth TIE Part Of Hsmla Lsft oa7ns
andinarian Regiona-Ths r,H Sources Of Anglo SIzcn
Blood and Entrprise-Scandindvia The Stronghold Of hs
Rfrmation- Refsemen, and Intellectual otliaTe Of ne
Modern Danes. Universities Of Gpenhao,s and Kie-TN
Thodldsen Museum -An'iqsa-ion Collections Royd
NoraL-7he Pro.estam Scandinavian Synod-7ae Sound
Dues Q,estson, DC, dc
An unexpected detent In this good old city OF oben
havn enables send you another letter before leave
for Gouenburs and stookho n which purpose 10 do In
fes hours
II IL extraordinary that few Americans to these
SCANDINAVIAN countries outstanding that they
full Of interesting things TO nothing Of their historical
associations and the interesting character OF the people
Our people, when they to Eur pe travel about Eng
land Ireland, Scotland. viln Paris, BruxseI wa,ezoo,
pe'chance 60 up down the Rhine 20 far Geneva
and Mon, Blanc, and Of them far Rome Naples
vesuvius and then return me- entertaining the idea
ths, they have Europe Just 90 with the Eog
ld until later times Many went over 70 Paris, Lyons
kareees, down into Italy a. far as Rome and Naples, and
thea returned through Switzerland dosu the Rhine into
Belgium and back 70 England. And this was making
the Of Europe" in their estimation. Few Of them
dversed into Germany to the vast stores Of art and
know ledge which there 1t VAS hardly once In
age that OF then sdventured into SpAnor to
ia than the rock Of GibrsaSr-evsr TO bull Hgst, al
though would think that from their Isne OF
"Johr Bull" and their nsas0e iondness Tor the beAsy
Of the "rng they would certainly have been
s,ted both Spain ard Portugal But to coming up
TO Scandinavian to uhoee bot ancestors and
the transmission Of portion u their blood III the veins OF
the English of this day, they owe all the energy and
srer thar in them they reve- thought OF ooicg such
q thing Talk OF Ssxon blood and Saxon chAracterl IL
vas the Norman energy aud character that made the
English What tnoy are We have had enough Of
Anglo Saxon glorh cation. Honsense, tae wnolv OF II
Y.s ~As the men Of thsse Northern regions, hs sons
Hsarfsgers the CAnsies the svends the oosefal ris
or old Norge and Scons and Dsn5xe whose defendants
In England have dwndled down nso the esrls % tSas
County,, who made The Ergltsh race what it is what n
peop the children OF Oin we're For ages beathen Of
the most erocious character whose chief happiness on
earth found In var 10 the 1narAudlng expedition,
and whcee bliss heaven was be hopd FOR In drinking
mead out Of the skulls Of their enemies Ia tue 30; halls Of
Vaihalls, In Gndhem, the lard whence they opposed
their ancestors have - Manhene the Scan
onaviap Countries But Cnrrian,y conquered them and
comm enced the work II their civilization
missionary station, more than thousand ears ago, IS
ham near sh,re H.mburg nov stands IN crde that the
hight might sbine up from that focal point into all
b. oorean regions and II did s6iIe and whsn toe
Reformation came and brought 10 there people parer
Christianity than they had before pos.es,ed these nha
bi,sp rece ved H. even their kings and nobeS taking the
lead
1.Os much sbS lsms snd S n Np, they o lne%
Sd not psrcs dispose s n0@ ss1 s obey . an
there, they saw dressed up I've An old woman and
surrounded by Cardinals they called sho also
reserlbe ed old women This wa. too much for these
Scandinavian folk and at the st blast from the i.um
pc, OF Martin Luther they prcked up he ears, and -
goedy number OF their younger Clergy aud among them
pie. Of the wMemSurs poc.or they vent Over in mass 70
he ranks OF the refo-mers, their king. and especially
me Sa,ssS IL ssdeg snS Mss ha
70 Depmsrk And the whole four Scandinavian
counpies nov numbering about egnt millions Of innao
spB became universally Protestant that even a. this
the Pope has smce foothold at all In these parts
reirk Of that Dr. Hoghcs suppo,e ha, there nay be
mark very nsgnn ant ones none al in Norway, that
know OF, priest, unless be some skulkng
rsd. .ss heard .Ghy OF the .o
snoss constitution positively forbos o. did few years
sgc Jesuit or jew to Get foot In thAi c'untry Ihak
OF lnAt I repeat Or Hugo@. In iseden there 10 one
mall Roman Catholic cnurch and to- priests az Stock
I'm Ard thereis, believe one Rom IN Catholic church
a,d one priest In Finland so you see hos things stand
Ia these paris quite ,ute thasyou sl dad, on In
qriry that tie abJve given siAse are SUBSTANTIALLY
am .iv.v, plaased N vielt C,nanhaoep The m. m,
civil and yell disposed people They are also well
ed Gated and among The higher cssses there Is eat
TIE Ens,p and Americans more 9th people the
comment, nct even excepting tue bola1ders Inc Nor
~etass ana Ssedee, tns o. her hsad, nbe moro
the scotch, WIN are evideu ly q kindred rscs
here are t.o universities in iris kIgoom--one at Co
ren hagen for the DMish stndent., those from the
"nsbcs and Jutand the other al kisl Tor the Gernsus
Hossin and scbss~e The literature Of this ngd0m
T. az the most respectable order, both AZ character And
quantity. Some OF their rtefs have world vide repu
tn q And ss W The npo arts. Their own riorwaldon
has shown hat there IL gebins ibo.e cod regions One
O. toe most interesting OBJECT: In thn e !, tue rnor
Walden Museum, cOse By the great C1risuau BORG Pa
ce where you viii see the node,, OF oil The ks
which that great arts. made and the original. copies
library, hts ,oeciiou OF coin, ami auuques psinug
oil Dequeaaed By HIM 10 this m gallery; another
s. the yroop OF Chrst asa tne Apostes, also made
roor .so,eb add prese1ed the True Krso or CHURCH
4 our iAoyn o,her ~ord. the Church OF Nary the real
"a. number Of object % be ,ecn IN this city and IS vi
entity IL immense There are toe rampsrt., tue navy
1srdon Amrser biapd. ali On the chs partly stands
b. MS Z.slsbdtae great fortress called Castle
Cssc ard The fresbo her, also strons fort pssry
opposite ard nearly mile distant that Lord Nelson
Ia the bal le o. Cpenhssep (Aprii $50 ~ much
touble 1hsb feee are ,hfee yasoes Ia to- city, aud
10 The reshbcrfcod. which ougat 10 be seon Doe OF
tom. The RanDnbe-s palace, contains one o.
tie meet collections OF coins, medals as Ia the world
v,ui through u yes'erdsy, asd VAS assured
thai u has 10000. The s.rden sacned 70 tbs
paAna The most beautiful SPOT for pre-
msnasips In Copenhagen su, 70 nv mind the
Interesting thing ia nj, city cnllectoa Of andqa
ties belonging 70 tue Northsrn Auto soc!ey. lie
Afmis.by s~anged N Cd gssce There IL no<hing
lice "a N all the ~o-ld II gresl book, as Il
we've ~here NAY s,ady the pregr., o. civAzsuon 10
tae sndrafisn cugnuies n N the nrs down tl
tnss q zoe greatest "curosiaes' in H. though
Antiquity, the famous rfcssor Thomson, who Ia
ths chief curaior, or suDcrn tnicrt
ne environ, n Coreonsren charming st thi.
TIE ebtre "CJ.st," 20 10 tanore-eishIecn twenty
m 60 10 btaufifu siud 81 9TH One un ~ houses OF
rch n.bes 10 the midst OF noble os'ks ara forests
TFBmNt % OF ~ell governed Kins frederick VII 10
a. I'm sunrnsanr Llna Lna IL m, nar.ha