, 1861-12-05

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vance my money t9wSras keeping " neru u
ocusts, wlthout wn'cn t1gre Wou'u ~ sS;' seuSS;;ai
conversion oi swords anu Oayonets Into hlon,n. I.
lsry-pioughshares, SPACES, anu pruning noOAS
oelng, lot tne presentI ratner a.il AZ I'seOun''
remain a'ways your anecuo4ate p unS,e, -.
yn ~ rETEe rEIIIehEw. Wu
o;-AuaIess W ms ~ nesse M iOTSsiS nv :,
Wmtner am gong Us ueiega1e '" 'ue Feace
OohgresS'
swell, what think you OF thatl SAD Wikin-
son, when had finished TINS comfortable eplste.
| II presume you agree Win me- tnat nave no
chance Whatever Of receiving ASSISTANCE Hom
that quarter"
why, not much, should say, unless you
can succeed in convincing MIR: Pettgrew Of the
error Of his ways. 1t seems to me regular case
Of monomania." .,... .
Would you not suppose, alter reading that
letter, that was sort Of sucking tlger, or at
best an ogre, who never could sleep comfortably
unless he had finished on the evening win
cup OF goreI' said Wilkinson. IKE tnat
coming from old Uncle Peter, who used TO sing
Rule Britannia till he was hoarse, and always
dedicated his second glass Of port to the health
of the Duke of WelngtonP
But what do you intend TO dor" said !.
VIII you accept his otier, and become hori-
Gator OF caicoes
as soon oeccne Ie9 p PsaIuer ~ ts. aut u0;a y
Iorin on an inverted 'To' Dus Wy '.-ssSi 5 70 y
realIy very serious. n, a. nS IIesen' aV0u ~
mmu, vncie Fe.er VIII uislnneT" "e sef'
taihiy reInaln ~, y t1e nrIly.
Does ne usuai,y aonere lung =" any PaI"Su-
lar crotchetT said I. -,
"Why, no; ana tnerein Nes ny nope: Su9g-
Ing from PasI experlence, snouIu sSy .na. 'n's
ny l,i Is not hHely 70 Iass aoo'1 . woh,n y. WI
sun you see t9e,e may oe uangeI III ueauns .ne
matter 100 ngnty oeslues, Meae w sayn,s
wnen sucn anotner opportunity may occuT'
mhat would you aaV'se uhuer 'ne ciIeuln-
stancesE
were 10 your pIGe, salu !, .n'n1 VI !
sno9ld go over 70 hesse homoeIg asOncg. ~
need not laenuly youIsen entlrely WIN w
reace genuyi you VIII " near yV1I une.e, anu
Teaur ~ 70 :ct Us clIcuIn9ta.lo.s may IT, +
ina. Is Just ny own nouOn ano IN tnI"n ~.
can obtain leave OF absence; sayTcould you
not manage 70 go along WIN meI y Woua oe
reai act o. hlenashlp ior, 70 say 1ne ' Iutn' !
don't think could uust any OF our Ieho"s IN
the eompany OF the SuaKers. -,
! welt oelleve tney can spAre me ioI ~ ~
ue longer from my onici. pHues anu as uis
weainer Is nne, eon n'n1 y
Ihatsa good lellowI ! snau make ny az az
fangements this evening" lot the sooner We Are
on the betier'
Two days afterwards we were steaming up the
Rhine, river which, trust, may persevere in
its attempt to redeem is ancient character. 70
lS4S, when visited Germany last, you might
Just as well have navigated the PnIeeetnoh IN 50
ar as pleasure was concerned. Inose were tne
days OF oarrcades ana q srankIort muroeLsL
OF the ooscehe uerman fa.hAinent - 'ue yun1
Of rogues, ianancs, anS "a lmoeciles, wno MeLe q
semoled 10 St rauIs Onurcn uenOmlnaseu % 1 sns
selves. and OF every phase and form OIL DOllllC0I
quaekery and insurrecnon' NOW however, mat
tiers were somewhat mended: Inc star o. "a
germ bad waned Inc popularty Of tne Afcn-
duke John had exnaled nke tne name q i. ia.-
thing candle. Hecker and Struve were nangea,
shot, or expatriated; and tne peaceaoly disposea
traveller could once more retie 70 rest IN nls note
without being haunted by horrd suspicion that
ere morning some truculent waiter might exper-
iment upon the toughness Of his larynx. was
glad to observe that me franklorterS appeared
good deal humoleo. 1ney were MWeyss PesT'
dlent set; but during tne revolntionary year
their insolence rose to such pitch that it was
hardly safe for man Of warm temperament %
enter shop, lest he should be provoked oy the
airs and impertinence OF the owner to commlta an
assault upon Freedom in The person OF her DEM
ocratc vOtary. l suspect the Erankiorlers are
now tolerably aware that revolutions are the re-
verse Of profitable. They escaped sack ana pll.
age by a sheer miracle, and probably they viii
not again exert themselves, at least Tor consld-
cradle number Of years. to hasten the approach
Of similar crisis
Evorvbodv knows Hombera On one pretext
ar another-whether the mineral springs, the
baths, The eaiety. or the eamblIngAthe integral
horizons Of that tiae Of Voyagefs which annually
| auctnatas through the Rhineean. and their way
! 10 tbat pleasant little pandemonium, and contri-
bute Ihaye no doubt. very largely 10 the reve.
nues Of dat high and puissant monarch who rules
owe, a populaton not quite 50 large as that com
nrebended within the boundaries Of Claekman.
nan Bnt various as It's visitors always are, and
diverse in language, habits, and morals Iquestion
whether IIombcrg ever exhibited on any previous
| a.oasio, - r,ioas ond inconcruons a nixture