New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
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There will be four players two paired against
The bean bags ought to contain quart or three
1intA of hard beans peas and the ladies' VIII toss
and catch them on deck These are little exercises,
but all that a ship can allow.
AT good season of the year you will be very apt to
find travelling companion on the steamer DO not
-be suspicious Of people: rule the Americans who
60 abroad trustworthy and atable. Ihree per
sons enough to make travelling party ley theIe
tbe one head to it, and let there be exception TO
his will in the presence of servants or cOachmen
abroad Discourage testimonials to ships aud ship
captains except in rarely deserving cases Lend no
ImOney in Europe. Smugge nothing, going or return
fng In every country there is liberal Interpretation
of custom duties but he or she who tries to conceal
anything is dishonest. You ought to pay about ~ to
your waiter on the ship. II you have wife or
aaughter. you ought to give the stewardess -
GOING ASHORE.
Anybody can learn on the ten ortwelve days
Ysssage at least one phrase of French day. Those
phrases will save you 81 day. Resolve upon the
hotel TO which you will go on landing and do not DO
discouraged it, the first three days yoaa swlndled
He is an incompetent traveller who is swindled tUlco
in the same way. Keep your temper, and your wits
will keep themselves. Europeans are small minded
people, but never rufaanly; they have nobody so IN
driver They don't care about your great coun-
try. nor its great military chIeftalns. They
don't know the latter and won't admit the for
,mer. having the same comfortable concert that
you have that they the forlOrn hope Of
3bo world and can lick" 1t besides They are igno-
rant and 80 are You. Spare each other Buy ashore
,immediately Bradshaws Continental Railway Guide
the Special Edition This is the cheapest book in
the world For 81 cents it gives you IN 200 pages, all
all the cities general travelling maps summaries of all
the towns and their attractions, exhaustive, descrp
tveroutes Of all picturesque passes and rivers COM
plete stage and steamboat summary, and more ad-
vice than you will either TO read or accept.
dont know how this book pays, except on the razor
mans principle that it Is sold below cost and offered
on account of the vast number yended. IL is poor
mans guide and will therefore suit any rich man.
which would not be true Of the contrary;
OF guide books III detail you will feel more con-
tented il you have them, even II yOu don't read
them. For the United Kingdom there are two sets,
Blacks and Murrays, of equal political detestabity.
Murray's, and Baedekers. The Johanna Guides are
noble As literature; unfortunately they are only
printed in French. In completeness, both antigua
fian and cotemporary, they are equaled by their
COSMOPOLITAN, almost republican ingenuousness,
charity and practicality. man wrote them and not
Ga themselves. The Johann Guides published by
the immense Partisan house of Hachette.
Murray's Guides are the most numerous guides In
EnEsh any Young nnaS tSn h%ssm S9m
only and abhor their differences.
Baedeker Is a Rhenish German; he has now four or
FIVE books in English; they are faithful elaborate
and Intelligent to the last degree and cheaper than
either Johann or Murray
ROUTES TO TAKE, AND THEIR COST.
No man can try to soc Europe for less than 500
Ia gold. 1t is boys vagabond dream to try 10 with
less There is nothing admirable in an American
crossing the sea IN steerage unless he does It by
the coIpnislon OF duty III you succeed In scratching
yourself through two weeks OF verInin and base
company, meaper than sailor IL you are high
minded enough 70 contemn the just avoidance Of
cabin passengers, and saddle your soul with con-
tentedness with social degradation outlasting
your whole. tour abroad, you are not brave
enough to be beggar in foreign country.
"a you will be II you fall sick, or are robbed,
or ohaHng under your poyertystricken estate burst
into fit Of profigacy and spend your little purse
i write this for young men of whom a thousand
burning TO go abroad, have medtated what do now
out Of my soul discourage; and TO impress yon with
IL Justice admit what would conceal that once
ran away from home and did this thing, and blush
pndor It's "reminiscences. Honor to the half million
Europeans who submit to the cramped terror Of q
ships bottom for their children's freedom! These
seldom 20 home again, thirdclass. and you, Ameri.
boyt you are not spirited but wanting spirit to
do III
Don't get ont OF money in Europe. You are 5000
miles from home You probably will get remittances
but yqu might not. That might not" uill