Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-20

lhfff are moments when The use 81 the
pen. = % n writer Of ardent enthusiastic tenn
psrauent privilege inesgimahle n relieves
the mind of Us bosdss Of joy sr sorrow. aud
leaves !. fFver for the reception Of other im
PFession,. The imPalsive poetic soul Under
the accumulation Of thought. pines to threw
u of 70 the world--thsrsby getting rid Of IL.
aud Yet at the sane t'De preserving It perhaps
for immortality-~hok ksowsl
/ have thoroughly enjoyed Cincinnati.
have ridden over iis hills-bat speaking Of
hills can understand how the Swiss sol.
diers. when east upon a hostile plain. weep a,
the notes of the Rar. des ysehes-how the
sturdy Highlander looks With something like
cs.ntempt spcn the eff-rninate Lewlanders-for
have felt III. tear. hlling nv eyes as the train
dashed through On .mphitbe&,rs Of hills-sf,er
bsiag peut up Cor nine months 10 = Prairie
City. Wiil my readers believe me when say.
that boo hooed. a. Ne rounded the first huge
boulder on the road. aud when the locomotive.
like thing of lie. drew u- around the splen
did suburban slopes Of Cineiansfi. crowned
with pal-iisl .ouslsy seats. could have kiss
sd the very feet Of the esstellstsd hills for
thankfulnes'. Worship the mountain ranges.
sith their sun kissed brows peering into hes
vsn-l g.zs with awe upon our o~n Virginia
peaks Of 0uo 30 slerai se silent 40 SOLEMN. 90
sternsI-ans hill.. and gorges. and elia And
ravine.. and deep blue valleys brim full Of
ferthesy ~i-t. els.r- AFFINITY With my soul -
Therefore. before pursuing M eastward ~sy,
paused 1t Cincinnati might never beLold
Il sgsin. lwas sttoned to the enjoyment OF It's
varied beauties now. But a. / va. saying
having enjosed Cincinnati thoroughly having
ridden over its hills. and viewed IT On every
'lde--hssIug swept sdown its spacious side
~alss-and paid my respects to its lions
letter 10 the Express is Of course the conse
quenee. ~ill therefor. make a clean sweep
Of AL received impgessioas. that m mind may
ss lef n that state Of duetiie qaiesc-nce upor
which pew images so readily Photograph
themselves The first impression received
was from the French windows uf my rather
handsome apartment at the Spencer House,
which overlook the Ohio with its steamboats,
.ad NcsPo -n he opposite side. A view
ed these scenes 50 charming determined, as
the negro minstrel. have ito quit the United
States aud 20 to Coyington. This wa. easily
done. for two cents base coin ignored 10
ferre Hssle. but which one finds Of some
value, a. Que proceeds eastu ardly. So 1 gil
ded over ia the Queen City one bslmy Spnng
afternoon aud for the first tine. placed my
foot upca lhr dark aud bloody ground of old
kasut<ek. Of course visions of Daniel Bosne.
across mr. mind. did" Covington in one
hour, and returned to that popular esrarsnsary.
the Sp, neer HOUSE. very much charmed with
my visit
AEau>~nrrt- Of every kind are going on in
he city. StTsko-eh l. carrying every thing be-
fore h,mat Pixies Opera House--Mrs Sinclair
playing IA empty boxes at the NltionAl--the
BuckleJ's. nj woos's--and the Ioierual Re
gions still eatic.ug the sira1S ger tn look in at
the Museum he nre 10 have horse opera
al the National. next week. by the way. Mr.
Terrell. II the Lafayette Journal. says the
horse opera ought tn drsr well
The ne~ sparer-. after astter,ng Sirskoseh TO
death. are d-.a upon the introduction Of the
Ballet Girl. 10 Msyerberr's great Opera. Rob
erto II Diavolo. which he has gotten up here
in q style OF In.gniheenee tbs beggsrs de.
serlption. tpon the Whole. 4 think cinern-
nsli pre.ty considerable village" as the
profess sr .ays OF New York. STAR