The New York herald., 1866-07-14
The British People Coming Largely to the
Political Freft.
Marefas Law and War Glory in
Spain.
wAa ITEMS FROM THE CONTINENT.
aes Ic. Aes
I r. A L Y.
Crossing the Army Lines.

VENICE, June is, 1896
Tho reader who has ever had experience of the Aus
tian Virginia cigar the Cuba will not think it
rirsn. that shond contemplate trip across the Ita-
Ian lines before the breaking out OF hostlies
d supply TO last Through the war Of "Cavours. "
Next 10 the acquisition OF .Cavonrs had had long
gng desire 10 visil the city OF Ferrara name linked
with those OF Ariosto, rasso and Aheri-lhc
two former living there in the good old times
when poets and painters basked in the warm roys
or their Princes fayor--when the munihcent Duke
OF Ferrara appreciation Of the Orlando Fnroso set
ted upon Arosto pension Of four dollars and twenty
cents per month and paid it, As for Tasso he
saye him seven years Imprisonment in crazy house
kcsdes stealing and sunepiitiously publishing his anu
Gcript OF Jerusaem Delivered This the noble Alfonso
did in recognition of opinion expressed by fasso in
J. .snagc emphatic than howery and choice-that
'they he Duke and his se) were gang OF poliroons,
ipgrscs and sconndrels.h
But must return to myself had been long wishing
TO 70 FcrraIa but hiryiour miles Of the way had TO
b. ccnc in digcncosa mode OF travel slow uncomfort-
abs I'd dear A railway being put through and
had been being put through for fifteen years but the
Austrian government bad found preexts every little
xh,lc impede the work so. giving up all hopes Of
seeing il finished, !, little short Of two months
ego, decided adopt slower but available con-
Feyancewhcp, - my surprise, ! learned tho rail-.
road nnishcd from Padua 10 Rovigo, and
bad cars running over IT, This awaited mo
both,ng, however, the government had OF II all
FOR tho conveyance Of troops and maier"i of var
towards The Italian lines This the identical date
i25,h and 2sh OF AprD that Austria had proposed to
Prussia disarml But the other day an unexpected
opportunity by tho line bong opeued to the pubic, was
offered see and its pictures, buy cigars and,
rs a mere incidental matter, pick up news for the
EEnALp.
SHARP PASSPORT PRACTICE
pisr tha first m ~
Nv stating thai upon leaving the cars at the station OF
kovigo, my passport demanded OF me- This sur
priscd ne little the frontier was s'ii fifteen miles
on no~e.sr,< 1 DID not hesitate 10 show IT, Upon my
telling he Officer in reply 90 his demand, as TO whether
intended 70 slsy in R.,go that was going TO Fer
80 20 sffing why you can I 20 10 Fcrrara i,
aSf The way is ooscd.n Other travellers
pressing behind rne prcvemcs me from pressing him
by any further questions and passed the station
and after q few minutes walk was In Eovlso
LSpcisos
II was ten O'Clock, hut / was u no hurry for bcd
% reoonnoiird ronnd the lfile aud along
TIC haI Ks OF the Adlgc Then went INTO a liltle
db-ff2 and ordered four cents worth or wine and
virginia, that might have Tne,ext FOR observing
Fnsions or making scalaintances did not iiko nv
company there; they were two priesE who be,ween
me moutu1 Of their seppcr rcssDag aoud for me
Nhn o'pen Who were coming ad song tic ceriacatee
o. hi'ih, baptism and single bcssedpess ci some IN.
fasra'ed beIEs who wanted get married Sot liking
tie priests or their occupation I went te another |
"eoferia. This fan cf dtagoon officers Thee !
men "hh loose blue shire OUTSIDE OF their psnf aloons
hno the aHnty free ana easy air Of early
ihhlornla days -, 10 cherish this snemsry ordered
snnper mere Amer supper ordered bcd bni did not
grt y one would suppose from the wav tho hostess
spoke hat they never gave lodgings in that SORT OF
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"neFe would nc sure o. a room.
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