New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

-seneY Oh tbb NV"'s'
,scp jsunt. ..oa.o ~ae. and without DIFF
AteSa,st,nd Ates ndine where or for whel r. essy.cially
fy /. is in the country, where Nv clc ok there
eps we accent the invitation Az .n. I'D broad that
psV, 70 the door big wagon, so pns sdcsrend TO take
vii hold twenty people; ana nv httle group of
spr seat IN u, We 49, and frd L "a an eAcu,,'"u'
psfry near ,e,,emen api e;gst iauu. ~ an
lnSe.S ,.av 10 matronize, ss tbeIu roaa "a t,ouch
sH.b sn occasion in Germssy' ooriant gsrd,ns dot
srcession oi gfees T ssassnt COTS and IL Esen Dof
ID BY ,e isnoth of the way by tht oah, ain
6tTed the who'o ~, ~ reach ear open fists IN WOOD
en, or" .abes and bcncnis ~ os,bs n,e.s.nt
little back ~s, ralking about little, we cutter tbe
domain, sf' J epd orreclves in the great nan OF
great 49, 11,tbern Gems1 farmer. y ~ 40 iarSe tha'
sre"oaS, sre",n,v reminded Of an immense barn IN New
ys yws,.,d ard is no moro iinsheu th'h many VIC NJ
BngSh, Sss has sort Of baroDia grandeur, and e1-
49, ,Ss same ideas Of architecture os the palaces
hss the most elegant Of which are reached ny
- md s.sircases OF the rudest description. On one
p = .,s the stalls fer the cows, whose horns we see
-. sldine-hoard, which is raised and lowered
e.eomes necessary in feeding and cleaning them.
49, ave munching their hay, aud look IN the thrifty
IrJ,;on Of COWS which ere kept for the pur-
- Of the greatest possible productiVeness 70 tue
- On The other side of the han, but not
~,,z directly into IT, are the pantrles and store
.ssh.r II is very small for so big house, and the
- occupes the whole length Of one side, being at
- from fifteen TO twenty feet IN length, and bearing
'sule resemblance to the modern range, being only
Aout two feet in hight. The cooking utensils are
Ss"~sed around the sides of the room, aud, engaged
,be preparation of the various bolls and bakes ana
80 Are half dozen women, looking in no respect
usrent from all women under the came crcnm-
tapces-" hot and greasy and olowsy ana We are
.;rded of the remark of the fashionable young lady,
"a begin TO ask oursef what we are to say to interest
=, ,ssders about blowsy old Frau making Soaer-
Ss,s or frying ham. But we will see. In one cor
-, Of the great hall, upon hooks fastened in the
sms overhead, are some thirty or forty great mans,
sLspgipg up TO dry" In another corner, upon tho
x,r Z hen.coop and the roost for favorite fowls
sSx Ioyer Yet there is an airy, healthfol, cheerful
bh and flavor, which gives one the feeling OF beng
= ihe midst Of the utmost plenty and perection oi
..cfart In the store-room are butter golden-hued,
ssese pans of milk, great loaves OF rye bread two
IL long and half as thick. The caTtteHwarc is the
soruon white Of American kitchens, with not SO great
ysety Of articles, az the number OF dishes served ON
hs,en New-Engand.
Ruf we have not vet seen half tile house. Running
tts whole width, forming with the aforementioned
uIrtrnents cross s another hall, qnite as spacious
re first and more finished There are comfortabie-
liking sofas and tables for convenience IN Winter
"a rainy days and the whole length of the hall doors
asning into smaller rooms for sitting and sleeping,
sth painted wooden chairs and little earthen orha-
rents upon the mantel-shelves aud tables. All Is
dear and sweet, gasrei thospitable as one need 10
vsh.
There is no public road within nearly half mile but
here and there shady avenues leading TO the highway;
ud as far as we able to walk in every direction,
feds Of OATS rye, and barley large garden as neat
- wa1-work where the rows of beets, onions carrots,
and csbbages stand in such juYtapostion would be
tonsidered death instead OF life TO them in America,
md vet exhibiting such vgor and consciousness OF
their worth as we never saw in garden sauce be-
fore. .
Our party have come to enjoy themselves, where it
pot necessary 10 dress ploy the court lady; and
isvng taken general view of the premises, we seat
surselEes under clump Of spreading oaks, when
tonsutation is held concerning what shall be ordered
r cur refreshment In consequence, appear directly
~ bottles of beer, eight tumbers Of milk and pot
Of coffee with milk and sugar thereto. As often as
twenty times day. ever since we have been III Yer
many we have found ourselves e1clamlng, " how
funayr and here add, what would our good friends
IN America say TO such a sight as this
When all have eaten and drunk they dispose them
selves for amusement The first play is something like
what We remember to have heard called tar, when a
chJd each stands by tree, aud one IN the center VIII
try t06nd himself place the others run from tree
to tree and they try to change places so quickly that
shal be Impossible Afterward comes Blind
+ ~. -0yr Deina Adnded and standing in tns
asttr Of ring, sndeavors to recognize the
dhsIs, who keep moving round 10 bewiiuer MN hin
hey take another glass of beer or cup Of coffee,
,udthen walk during all the time so merry, so per-
ky like children in their sport, that our eyes were
shut we should suppose they were from nve 10 zen
instead of from fifteen to twenty years OF age. At
gher tables and in other openings of the wood, are
asen parties Of the or different descriptions,
md the air is filled with the echoes OF their happy
oces They are not rude; there is no vulgar tamil
Uiy; they are only merry; the exuberance OF their
gits like the foam Of the beer, impossible to re-
sss, and, as it seems to u.s. as harmless. There are
o troops of children skipping and hopping and roll,
ae On the grass while swinging and see-sawlng and
various games employ the boys and girls.
Before we 60 we have supper, which is not less
isAsy than the lunch. Before each person is set a
Plate knife and fork, and pewter spoon, the visnds
being large dish piled with slices Of raw ham, which
IL iasortc article OF food IN Germany ana wnich
they eat cut in little Junks and placed between slces
ofrye or black BiHerbrod. This We cannot swallow.
But what is this in brown earthen pans holding about
.xo quarts and given one to every two persons
snnyolabber, covered with powdered sugar and cin,
smor-a delcacy well known and duly appreciated
the Southern States of America, but not al the
North. Oh, yes: we can relish this very well, pro-
ndsd our dish il shai ed with relishable person.
Bach takes a tablespoon, and placing the pan be.
tween, they dip alternately and smack their hps as II
swere onstard, and We are quite willing TO pronounce
livery good. After this We drink glass OF fresh
nk, then follows dance the green, in which the
I'd lady Joins, and ready to return TO the citt
On The way they sing, in more soitened strain, being
weary and influenced by the creeping shadows ana the
Moon beams misty light"
Ard al eleven we are again upon the rafting pave
nsuts, and among the dinghy walls Of the town.
Her description of a German interior is by no
Means inviting.
To one who has been accustomed to New-Engand
Wages, those Of Nassau and of The interior Of Ger
esny generally strike little better than nest
Indian wigwams. The houses stand close TO the
seet and close together, or separated only by mar
NV, dark and dirty alleys which have been just as
an aud dirty for centuries. Not foot of land If len
E garden Oh grass plat, and instead of which we find
eeeow.yard, aud are often obliged to walk through
y 70 order to reach the door. Within Will he one
h room that looks tenantabe and this will contain
bed, settle. a few chairs long, bare wooden
aok, which is never moved. and which is used for