The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-28
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rel the two once had:
''Of his generosity had proof within these two
or three years, which it saddens me to think of
now. There had been an estrangement between
us-not on any personal subject, and not involving
an angry woodland good many months had
passed without my even seeing him in the street
when it fell out that dined each with his own
separate party, in the Strangers Room of club.
Our chairs were almost back to back, and took
mine after he was seated and at dinner. l said not
word, Il am sorry to remember, and did not look
that way. Before we had sat so long, he openly
wheeled his chair round stretched out both his
hands in most engaging manner, and said aloud
write to you, For Gods sake, let US be friends
again! life's not long enough for this.'''
Jerrold on summer tour, writes thus to a little
goG-son at home, aged six: ''And on we slid, past
Dion, Chalons, Macon, tasting the wines, and
munching grapes, and sometimes tarts with live
wasps in them; and so in the late hours to Lyons
tired to DEATH to face the long delay at the station
the hauling over ofluggage, and the Impotence of
the ladies, who don't like their gear to be thumbed
and poked, and administered. Anything to de-
clare? asks a pompous gentleman, all button and
tobacco Yes, says Godpapa, who will have his
bit OF fun; "a live elephant-take care!' Riding in
to Lyons on sultry night is like wriggling into
moudy melon, stuffed with strong onions and
cheese and we looked at each Others turned-up
noses, and thought of the fresh lakes and breezy
Alps !.v.u n.uu,, m -, c,.
singing, and marking down every pretty spot to
come to again, and spend summer in it. He has
laid out thirty or forty summers already, you
see he means to live forever, all hope he may"
hundred places to snend his fptnra smmmars in,
Hurrah!)"
eve drive to the Ecu, Couronne, Angleterre
Balance. All oozing with life. Not a coal cellar
for coin or love. Naples, Geneva, Rome Turin
all seem now at Geneva-princes, dancers, painters
conspirators, all flying from cholera. At last we
hear OF rooms; we drive to them, and find under
inn, the landlady of which is rushing abont mil.
ing people out of bed to make wav for usWfor the
English lords and ladies! Two rooms cleared and
clean linen brought together with brandy and
water. AS we drink and LAUGH Godna snies q door
in the room not before noticed and irving Il
ON monk in heidi tHo boi Cannot th; Soop ha
locked?-sNo,' saws the landladv. selse how will
the poor padre come out?' He had actually no wav
in or out except tbrough our he'd roomI A RON, on
exnostnaton threat IF ieaU;u,r ond al w. an
was dug out of his sleep. bundled off. his room
hired for peaces sake, and we fell to rest. In
Switzerland the innkeepers are mostly magistrates.
and the Church has no chance with Ron;faca when
Milford objects to the nuisance
Here are some of his ready tests, at the Club and
elsewhere. "The conversation Turns upon the fas
tidiousness of the times sWhy.' saws a member
replied Douglas Jerrold stbevii aIways oonO;dar
marriage good breeding stormy discnsSnn an
sues, during which Gentleman risos IN SottIn tba
matter in dispute Waving his hands maiesticalIv
excited 0lsDutantS. he
all want ia common sense -, osFxoctlv Hnnn
las Jerrold interrunts. chat ia nrac;soIr 49, -
do want The discussion Is last in bnrt ofio,h
ter. Douglas Jerrold is seriousIv d;sannniniad
with certain book written NV ono Of IL f;d
and has exnressed his Observation-Disclosures Tdg -
hear con said - vas tbe wnrst hnnL 49,
Jerroid-sNo Ididn't Isaid II as tha nrst ~
ANYBODY ever wrote A simmer of sheen,s had ;S
proposed, and presently served. One gentleman
present is particularly enthusiastic on theevcellnnca
of the dish, and, as he throws down his knife and
fork, exclaims, WELL sleeps head for ever, saw
IT. .JerroH. -rThere's epotisn,p - wy soy
"Here when some member hearing an air men,
toned, exclaimed sThat always carries me- away
when hear it, Can nobody whistle it9' asked
Douglas Jerrold. NV father ordered a hottia Of
old port, not elder port he said. Asking about
tne taeIl OF young painter, MS companion de-
e CARED mat the youth was mediocre 'Oh = was
W ne tne seay WoTse ochre an artlst can set
70 "orh WIFI; waking TO the club with a
lrlend from the theatre, some intoxicated young
gentlemen reeled up to the dramatist and sad Can
you tell us the way to the Judge and Jury?' keep
On as you are, young gentlemen was the repyj
you re sure 10 overtake them.
"A dlnner is discussed. Douglas Jerrold listens
quiet y, possibly tired of dinners and declining
pressing invitations to be present In few minutes
ne VIII ehlne IN, III an earthquake were to enguf
Ehgiahu tolhorro", the Engllsh would manage to
meet ana dine somewhere among the rubbish-just
W, Leicoi' 'e INC event. Nlenu drops ln and
van; aGr MIS- tne 10 douglas Jerrod.s
cnail. Inc lrlehu wants TO enlist Mr.. Jerrold's
sylnpathies In Dehalt OF mutual acquaintance who
Is IN want OF round sum OF money. But his
,uai iriend mas already sent his hat about among
ms M literary brethren on more than one occasion
Mr. IS nat IS becoming an institution, and
lrenus were grleVed at the lndellcacy OF the pro-
ceedlng. on the occasion to which ! now refer,
the bearer OF the nat was received by my father
with evident dissatisfaction. WELL said Douglas
JeTroid, now much does - want this time %
why, Just four and two noughts will, | think,
OF pnnlIp1
0errotd.-," ell, put me down for one of the
thoughts
The talk lightly passes to the writings of a GER
tain Scot. member holds that the Scots name
should be handed down to a grateful posterity
Do"Itas Jerrotd.-1 quite agree with you that he
shouiu nave an ltch IN the Temple OF Fame.
IrALY.-The Journal DIES Debots nrints tho fol,ou
ing letter. dated Milan. Ian. l. ~ UNIV"
1.-The new year has commenced in this citv in a
very singular manner. The Milanese tbemsal1 as
st: .up:neu' anu o1tn people ana garrison appear
lnls morning 10 pe asking each other If it was all
ureanl. 1llunight hau scarcely sounded, when
o,md; u; nus pea 70 peramoeate the CITY, IN
~ reai songs an 14e cries OF the Italian
Vipent 7es Trois GonIr,. A. 'e, ooo nIe" a; h
mornn, H. ~" g. oooe"S! AZ CLOCK IN the
and H. a an % "a al..ateo as IN Iul uay'
notbor vas so s'ea1 tiaI sieep was aito
before tba i,itarq oSts h ne Hanus IN passing
when st pos' oegan INSANITY TO mss,
e&traoronary TO state, the soldiers Joined the
anu hsIeau o, craving their saores cried In
eniu'a'lun, ftoe Hdo" myself observed a
~ o1cers IN tne Corso francesca ira
cans into tha oir nd 5roW tnelr
apdnn 49, .ne on anu oiH, toe"' es Tde,enS! Inc
two and tbo onorSs az NV Iaaroiieu TWO ana
if in ohadance tn o W Nv d up qulelly as
tho sl;nhtast hraaoh ~ anu sheLe was not
had acted dAerentiv we tranaIo 70 t,i carson
the consaounnna ~, Nc .relnoie 10 lnH OF what
who filed tba streots frnn, tor he eiowds
consisted Of the most datard ~ CLOCK
those best caaable of onnoainn Gu arati ano