The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

IL rD,ron with he M a. ity IL De .-aveAing er,~n
O. isi's' ran - 'par srfs what b gr,ls raa hads
lus tons ne l. always lriis i0esnt tan up
his nose at oY'rgihn rnf,r ,he s,n, where iAo nj,
rty o. Gofncn tourists cen - lrlye, among lLe si.s
tif tie 10 pnrrce ~ ctiaF god dinner ind dfulny
Ore wiae vhifh by ne w-'y lhey seldom sct.l Their
rsaa n.r rioi n-nrse ens'st y. iirs smelling u Inc
az and lusblog y away ~ eoross the t,b'e WITH
shrs p we s"nd,f ard % Oppressive efnnt The teh
T. eccers!ly desnatrhed vh .ew grows ana Il sclrceiy
articuaed iafam. = tfler ~hica terna,ia commences
pcSihg ms y cad y efez ata sea- 'erns Z abort he
tahec'Wh lie then screams tho landlord on the no
rearanos q The beet AMI inquiries u Inn how old tnst
anlfit hg't nave hHen waefanpaD MI MS countryne
NJ aOle 100 cnuiains about the eating travellers
general have g prt ~ eith Then the individual
esNe'iesocs ~ each Gorccrainf every innh ev hivo
eaten at every place they hava stopped since leaving ne
atheriaad ffs anscst mir" or es sch.ri aschf
Il ttr first Ejaculation Soraenmea tho variation al tss
R'M occurs, And yc,.ly i gees Tor. Interested In
their compl'nicea tho sor,hy iudir duas uncnnecoUsv
deHour everything eptsbie upon whirh they lay
hInds toarc + taen served, ~ which they Invariably
comrain-n6ser failing cast ssecraticas upon the mig
nere should so9a ms exist I not u switzerland. they
own imagnatons
And, after all IL really astonishing bow well tho Ia
blcs OF mountain inns u the Upper fngadn are SUP.
Piled. Notwithstanding the COMPLAINTS Of our worthy
friends Their provisions are brought for the most part.
over the Bernina lass, from Italy they are
without the incest fruit and fact. the best OF poultry
Their own lakes supply tbom with tho most excellent OF
front In abundance, and is well known every indi
vidua IN that vicinity is an accomplished pastry baker
Even Coian spent three years Of his life 10 the
but he tired Of tho employment, and ionged
for the old bills again. which he Is not likely
again 70 leave.
The Inhabitants OF the Upper Engadn have not yet,
like those OF the Lower become corrupted by contact
with the world They s noted for their scrupulous
honesty Their region has long been visited by ira
veers to any extent Yet for tho last three years they
have been flooded TO overfcwing with visitors. much
30 that great numbers Of travellers have been obliged
pass without making any stay for want OF any
modations whatever.
Houses being erected however, at present for the
mountain guests and travellers may at least hope for
q shelter the coming season. s1f area
The scenery 10 this immediate vicinity is the most
magnificent Of any In Switzerland.
From standpoint OF the hills IN the vicinity RI
tho Rosetscn glacier yesterday. counted less than
eleven Rlaciers In our immediate neighborhood. We
channels darling about beneath from pinnacle TO
pinnacle the crystal ics turrets Of tho glacier
Mt our feet gathered charming bouquet Of flowers
consisting OF thirteen varieties this morning. all growing
from within four to ten feet OF perpetual ice.
SEPTEAHR 1-Eveniug.
Nothing has yet been heard OF German FRIEND who
to have returned last evening Colani is going to
send guide out to morning in search Of him.
and his guide from the Berner- Oberand no does not
fall to add, with considerable emphasis For my part
expect 70 behold the good gentleman again this side
that bouroe from whence no tourist returns