The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

introduction 10 this mucf sbused sec has been . most
agreeable one delightful cpose prevailing throughout
On the afternoon Of the sOh ul. sftcr doing up Paris
and giving the accomplished Empress Eugenis every
evidence OF respect and admiration, We steamed out
OF the harbor OF Cherbourg into the English Channel
followed closely by the Canandaigus and Froiic-the
Tconderoga Join certain necessary repairs
are completed cannot say that noticed any express
Of regret q We sailed slowly away from that great
naval fortress--on the other hand, had n not been
strictly forbidden by regulations Of the SERVICE
confident heartfelt shout OF joy would have proclaimed
feelings consolng % our.elvet perhaps but mot very
duced By Chsrbourg On the following morning We were
favored with . most beautiful view Of the southern
ionabls watering place and Folksstons chiefly cee.
brated, - am Informed By our English pilot - being
~ % nc M os. the
beach and Al the base Of the immense white chalk
cis which Distinguish the immediate section Of our
Shortly Afterwards We passed through the Straits OF Do
vc where enjoyed One sight Of the famous castle with
been attributed TO the Romans themselves. Beyond
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castle faces The Dovna famous anchorage for shipp!ns
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Duke Of Wsilastca during ths time thai h was Lord
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Iongs 70 az eventiu past ana YET hei reco1a IS
her people, and her history Is Respondent with the
names and works OF some OF the greatest poets and
philosophers OF the age.
VINO that Is fond or the mysteries OF eariv perfods
bis tabled pleasures IN his palace OF Valhaa or who
does not finger with delight over the wonderful history
OF that good old King Canutef Who has not heard or
Thorwaldsen the eminent SCULPTOR Of Jens Baggesen
brilliant dramatst; Of Ingermann, the wrter
Of Hans Chris Andersen. whose works still 20
popular among English readers; Tycho Brahe the illus
trous astronomers Of 9alte Brun the celebrated geo.