Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

LONDON, July 2, 1858.
lu series of days of such rare aud ex
qulsite enjoyment as l have had since land.
Iug, tGele are some thut stand out with
pre- emnence, as, among the spires of
cathedral, high as all are, there yet are
toNeiS ana spires that shoot up tar above
tne olhets, aud lie pictured upon the sky as
GA tcceac iiom lnen, lonS alter tie Uulld
tng and It's leosei mtm2eis nave sunk dnNu
auu disappeuled. l nave just had such u
day. l d,u Lot believe iL possible to put
So much experience into Cue day, or that
alter SO continuous an cxclement of rare
novelties aud delights, l could feel any
more pleasure than l had. But mpos>l
bllties are quite possible. l iiud II Out
every day ! | 20 as far as | cah,-aud
then 60 lurther! l am flied entirely tull,
and then receive great deal morel Wneh
WA Ii euu! Snull 90 Oh, mouu,ng nIgn,
ei, enjoying more, susceptible ol morc sau
Gus eAcIlemeht anu capable vi UearlLg ~
DIusuc excl eIututs, and all which compel
'Uhuun aud lauo, ,eud " exhaustion; out
CX,i,emCutS Muicu aie snte. Orealheu, anu
ia, ruise the mnu 70 tuat region III wnlc"
',s ac.s are AUTOMATIC, IuVuluutary, LflL
g., EN- o DOu, Ish latneI tnau eXudus'
Jul uUUrs are ai radiant. 1Ou WdNt
,G.U s.uuue,s, unu Ian Ul, Vi JQys lu.o
s.eep. Que may nave, cSeu III tu.s ilD,
some conception oi tuu, hUeIty auu .uuso
VI Joy toward which We are LlaVeuuI
When lhe earthly beng drops, all that IL
suscep lUle ot WeariuesS Is gone, ana ,nc
spirit springs up, no longer III Uouuage ~
sleep, fatigue, lotl, or Limitation Of material
cunulIiuus!
nave just returned from Spending day
al Sy ueuham UrJS,al Palace, uuu lu"C ac.
counts Tor the ioreSong strain. Tue Jay
"ua glorious. Everybody had SAID, ~ uu
must 20 ~ Sl ueunan!" l hau read ue
scIiptlonS oI 1T IeI, the meaning OF II
never da"ued upon me I'll tU-duy-thl,
most wonderful Vt all mOuelu EuglIsi
achievements. Even after having ueen al
Cnu,sH Ur,h, Que OF the Duke vi Devon
suires Sea,s, reputed, hltheIto, 10 De the
hneSt Ia Tue World tUr landscape garden.
,ng-Sydeuuum Is still more wonderful
Inls great Crystal Palace, vast but not
MASSIVE, Spnugs INTO such nuge p, oportIOn,
"I,u sucu u hue aud aimos, etueriai struc
ure, that you can scarcely believe IL 10 be
more tudn picture; or II VerltaoIe
ding, oue ~ncu Tue winds viii UloH
eway. Ii Is the yeiy autnheslS oi castles
1Du ca.heu ais. lhese imp ess you ~
their ooIldty. lucy are mountn'ns ol
stone, an0 seem 10 Bc duraGle as iue moun-
lalns I7om winch the sione was h,wn.
Aa"nsJ Jntir huge nails has dashed Uaiie
dua ,ese, alInUSt IA vala IIme It>e |,
toHt hevcr iuses us siege, seems IA 'a'u
f" lii VIM, anu aIt, auu Iius', W have IA
,aii.d m"Dt msny mcdie'ai suuc'ures
Auu "ueh you IooA upon Them, yuu JeG
me sVild'y, me mass,veness But Inia
n.ln upon The ky -tAls gossamer, spun iaSt
ngnt Uy taIres ; tnls g,itterlug luminous,
transparent spec er oI u palace Can n
De real, durable, tangible!
Tue glouuds on Which this ethereal pile
is erected, are worthy of the vast jewel
which they hold upon their bosom. There
is every variation VI hue aud slope. The
q ass is shaVen close, aud is as green anu
veIVely as only English grass can be- Cut
into us green are lnnumeiaDle beds ol
gorgeous flowers of every hue. You are
uazed aud dazzled at the wealth of flowers,
The clnmps ol rhododendrons, the belts,
beds, aud ribbons Of color, tue circles OF
roses. / have Travelled in the pralles Vi
the Great West. aud seen the sheGls anu
olilows ol flowers that stretch with endless
proiusion there There Is no Sucn Wild
aud extravagaut abundance here. IL was
as If the flower angel had SOUNDED the
trumpet, aud prairie OF flowers had rush
ed TO camp to be brigaded aud marShaled
and now, in ranks and squadrons, in files
or companies, they carry their floral lances
10 this innocuous war Of beauty! Lakes,
fountains, ana pools abound. The most
gorgeous dream of the Arabian Nights
would turn pale aud fade out in the pre-
saaoo nf ,hio hal .,lnry Of bO-t;o.,I