The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
The Differ CnOe BetWCCa Austria
and Prussia,
appearance Of the People on Each Sine The
AuSlr0-PruSSian Frontier,
A c%orrespoadro, writes ICON pgrltp as fol.

A correspondent writes iyom Bgrlip as fol.
lows:
al wsnt LON this 90 Vienna 10y Drcslau
and have just reiuncd to Berlin efjcr o short
stay in The capital ol Austen. # is but O
few hours jourury 10y railway rom this 10
The Austrian frontier. The country is mo-
nUtuuous nat there are 10 mountains 10 lrav-
eise; no gr,nt ri,c,s to cross, no accrlrnts IN
tic lutdscuIc which prepare you Ter a change
O. territory, iUu 81 lie smoothly ind eusily
into the frontier station Of Olcrbrrg. Tie
towns, the Villages. tiJ stations thorugh
which you pass use modelled Of, the same plan
as beiliu. Brcsluu is an cpi'GRN II the cops.
tnl, and in every tOwn Of any size you sec tho
,ame square blocks Of buildings, the f6Cadcs
ornimen,rl with balconies, with raryuiidrs.
%rilas'crs aud coin'ccs, in s)tucco, with para,
icts ]5uRstay '+t.d;g tac cycs, ana with llor;p
chimncys. The costume urd appearance Of
he pccp,e in the towns down to tho frontier,
Md those in Tie hamlc:s ond ftms around
hem. are b]icblicl viih Gl3sc ~ Berlin md
Us oHyirnns. The ccitumc " everywhere the
siaid, %I,rosujc costume Of Western civilization.
aud he lair hair light eyes. calm, lhouglhlpl
rcnton every where prevail. ThcrG isgn ia,yl
iigcut, wtls'G.Gu respectable Vo'g,ois nir ~
Though Prussia in whatever direction you
travel As soon a. you crus. the liuc between
fNrtslft ..1 4 stftf, "a t...t.l .t.t.sr, t,pr-
c,lijhlc. The contrast between tie rcolig un
cithCi side Of the Inc which diy.ics The pos
sessions cr The llupsc ct BuujcrhurS Gom
those Of llg liguSg 81 Ilol 81 avg ut Olcrhrrr
is ,N! tuNrhe. Iu,hcti:rss!ru side Ig
bru'gcoi,iO AMI lLc peasants are drc,s,d mucl
us 'hcy cre in Kcut nr in Buckirghom.hic
arl the appearances Of lhe towns l., as ptOsaic
US HAT Of pa-il6id OF US5:idgc. But once
upon Auslrinn soil, you ful Yourself ~ lhc
midst Of Sg!uy.&ic gictgrcssucn'si. The inca
vi0 srQwa prouis, lhg ]s'ui,pr'. or urS sgeg
bnhuriug in tic lid, wear II br' ul trimmed
h,aycr like u Custiliut. sumbrrl0, ofnamcuted
with Iui ri,cvlurrd rlhOuls mud feathers, wide
linen truuscr, like Turkish ehuiyas, aud u
iuu'c like that seen IN Muldowulltehia 'r A..
bsGiu. Tho peasant ri' Is uud cAildrn ere
nearly pil baiCsootcd, while sandals, rather
than shots, cover tic icrt Of the men. The
ur"ad TEXTURES, tic TAI skin arG luir, aud the
burly Torn Of the Saxon lave disappeared and
arc replaced 10y the sNnrlly copplcyicu, durk
locks, long /! a'Utes, u,d spuic sun dried limbs
OF an Eastern race. N,&rly everything orouud
10 in / cpigs With the appearance " u-o zee.
pie. Even the railway stations have sun.c.
thing strange AMI fantastic in their nrcliuc,
ture, uud the l]cGuup.y oi their rcfttsl1ncul
rooms is something between that Of Il spanish
pusala aud II Tmki.h khan. hut the country
everywhere is clO' h0d with ycnduie and dotted
with countless iIuil trees covered with thick
gorgeous blossoms. The rich land is pdmiras
hly tiled, aud locks aud herds ubOuus.
90 say that II Wan bdWe,a auEria and
,'Iu sia is IL sort ol a civil war, bccuu c both
people belong 10 the same = CO, speak the.
sumo language, uud have a common literature,
il m cNaggcmliou. Only II small minority
Of the Austriuns belong 10 the great G,rmau
family The rest Ul the populltiun-that is,
the pc,t II ass Uf the Emperor suijrcls -me
rs different in organization aud instinct from
tho northern Tcutops US ure the Scryiuns or
lhe Al6auIurs.'