The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
Our Baden Baden Correspondence.

BADEN BADEN, Oct. Is, 1888.
The Last Harrea in GERMANY huin9 of in Cereal.
Gambling al the Baden 7aLles-Lddy Players-Erpense
Of Lirlng al the German Watering Plaoes-7he Princess
Of Prussia, dc, dc.
Baron de Bruck having gone TO visit his estates in Croa
tia the political salons Of Vienna almost deserted
trip 10 Baden which be accomplished In two days
quite refreshing the beautiful weather which have
had the Continent during the last ten days. The trip
from Vienna here is what Lieutenant, Maury would call
sailng in the Of the great circle by the way Of
Frankfort Dresden and Prague but thirty thousand
people at work between Lentz in Upper Austria,
Vienna, and the will that railroad about
the frs, Of December shall probably be there by tina,
time and give you account Of that journey. From
Lentz TO Munich in Bavaria, the railroad i not finished
and will 10 this year but when shall be completed,
the railroad from Paris by the Of S,rasburg SUIT
gardt Munich and Len,z Vienna will be almost an air
line and you will be able TO accomplish the whole dis
less than forty eigh, hours. How small Europe
becomes by Of railroads, when you able 70
pass the whole length and breadth Of empires which pre-
tend govern the world whose armies counted by
hundreds q thousands, and whose ships "quel the
floods below in less than twen,yfour hours There
Will be but countries left after while, tina, will ap
pear spacious the ,raveler-he United States and
Russia. Even Spain will have her railroads aud with
them a new civilization and wants
Having travelled over a large portion OF England,
France and Germany can report from occular evidence
that the crops Of cereals have Of these countries
been abundant and that from the continued drought, the
grain has attained It's usual There h. therefore
deficiency many parts and prices have no, rcccded
This the why the free importation Of grain into
France has been continued for another year noas has
been stated Of the French papers, gradual ap
preach Of the French Emperor 70 system Of free trade
The Emperor determined that his soldiers and the
aboring classes shall have cheap food Of good quality
and that consideration his mind ouweghs all the other
reasons which the advocates OF the protective system
have urged favor Of duty grain. The potato crop Is
abundant the continent and the very quality The
rot has IN most places entirely disappeared and with IL
al the theories which have been built upon a. the
vintage the quantity Of grapes Is abundant
inferior The wine, IN consequence, will not be good
as last year but il will nevertheless be of superior
quality, pooebaey exceeding the vintage q is25 and
1871 and perhaps approaching that q 1876 Last years
vintage has been the best the comet year of 1911
and scarcely Inferior, II not SURPRISING The best vint
age previous that l7s3 bat very little Of that
Is any market the fashion OF drinking compare
lively wines having almost entirely expelled the old
brands The vine after number Of years, deterorates
In strength and favor though the interest continues 10
grow the capital invested IN a. and Is ridiculous
70 talk of wines, drop OF which j. worth guinea Of
beautiful girl II seventy FIVE, whose madenish caprces
tempered by age The green favor now all the rage
and the vine 81 last year already drank ~ the rich
mans table. Who, ~ this age q sieam and telegraph,
wait for wine Of half century, Ia the CELLAR
IN setting out for Baden naturally thought should
find the town stl full o. strangers but stroll around
the Conversation House last evening convinced that
had been mistaken In spite Of the beautiful weather
The moon shining bright enough t. read and write by a.
and the beng unusually cOol-tbcre not ton
persons the promenade and 10 the Conversation
Hal except few gamblers These, however we're all =
the most Tsfherche eass-the very oi The hare
rote The ordinary visters have all left the town and
even tie quarter d fndnrs and tie dc Brda whose
well known celebrities add much 20 the Amusement
aud gactios ~ The place, have taken light hymeward
How they viii bc able 10 1--we tn May cannot guess but
most q them retain Their apartments for the whole year
When the season coming close, the lady gamblers
who during the summer. only drop Napoleon 50 %
The green table. permitted by the etiquette OF the
place 70 take seals. aud 10 make themselves al home
They then permitted 70 play mitrc that is betting a.
low a. Eve francs on hsnts quoropis, and low a. a
form al the roulette II imp0s shC for ladies ~ amuse
themselves more nnocenty, especially the poor things
have the end Of their purses and have scarcely
enough left 20 cross the Alps winter in Italy ror the
credit OF the Baden Bank however be SAID that no one
loses all his money here without receiving a sufficient sum
~ leave the place Humanity shudders al the sigh,
" the victims Of vice Men and are no sooner
ruined than they disappear, dead bodies never al
lowed " cucumber the deck Of 2 vessel during light
Their sight might discourage the cOmbatans There has
been some very big gambling here this season and some
persons have been magu6centy smashed Vienna
banker for instance after winning two hundred thousand
francs, lost two millions including el his and much
q MS crcditrs All this money went 10 enrich the farmer
q the green table and 10 beautfy Baden The whole
ltere -, inoecd. better road thas gambler
Journey V German water ng place and passes through
perfect tower garden Forty Eve thousand people have
tnls year VISITED nadeu aud of hotna