Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

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a,oras that had since daylight looked threatening
ca,nc down In Inlp. Well, there is hut one hhinc
and never expect to see II again, 50, NOT peiuS
rn,npoacd of either sacchaliue OF SALINE lua.e',i
brnycl the etorm which lasted, WIN iom - -,
walls, all day. As far ms Bonn ihere y ilu'p',s i've
interest. except the rcd rooted villages, llpoyss
Bonn thew are biue y tie banks being low ana
ilat. hut alter passing there we reach the gruna
old rock and castle Of Drachenfels, ana iroh' .nas
instant the whole journey Is one spienoiu phno os
rama but 1t Is useless Tor me 10 sly mh". 49,, n
been so often and so much better described tiis.
In me lies. l never enjoyed one day sIno' Nv,
one month's-sight seeing SO much rs TINS, a'.u
have yet two days to come Io-lhorfo" "
MANI and the day after to MannkelTl.,
As we passed the Island Nlederwertn inc sun,
~ n 10 osprayate us for having hidden the lisnl
Of his countcnnncc from us all day, puisi iortn
from The breaking clouds, and as the inst rays
shed II golden glory over the rock ana ei's'iv :,
Ehrnbrctslrin, | ioigavc him iol ms heeleVt
In the perfect beauty OF the scene.
/ recalled Tcnnyson's lines, (though you KNOW
am not sne OF his admirers nsuay)
The splendor falls on castle walls,
And snowy SUBMITS, cd In story;
The l.ng light flakes across me lhRes,
Aud the rid cdt,tdct leaps in glery.
As we drew near, the buglc, resembling from
the walls above, carried out the song, ana com,
pluted the harmony Of the moment. we arriVeu,
AZ g. so, and am installed at the tanker hans,
in room, with windows looking point blank AZ
the castle, directly opposite. 1nls evening
walked down the river to the Moscllc, and up that
to and across the bridge saw the kauihaus,
Mettcrncher Hot Cnstu kirchc, %c., &c, aug
the Hospital The Royal Palais and the castle o.
Ehrenbrritsten shall visit IN the morning. oi
the boat met very pleasant Engiishiiian; wi,
l. going on fishing excursion IN The Black
Forest. There go,s the bueie again, Tor ch"hg-
iug guard
From what hear and see, trouble is expected
before long in much disturbed Europe. nap
will not let well enough alone!
must say uur word for European travelling
came here expecting 10 find hd,d mnrk, aud
have been most agreeahy disappointed. IL i
easier here than IN America. AS ior language, e
many 5, ak English if had known nothing 81
French could get on with no trouble 10 sIeat
use already Of three different kinds English
French and Pruasian must begin with ionrtl
to- morrow, viz: German But with u little paint
| get on very well. a
write in haste before breakfast, To close my
letter. SO this will Ia The last piece III III,
| qnilt" have had hals and mishaps since N,
| last was written, as il 10 punish me Tor my lat
| hnastinp Detention OF luggage ai Mnyencc
owing to the stupidity ut puddng-hcauat
| Dutchnan tthe baggage MASTERY; losing my wa,
| in Mannheim, from being UNSOLICITED, ilree seN
rta times, which gave me an hours exposure u
n furious rain; separation from my wardrobe To-
| three DAYS and nj last obliged 10 70 Dack iof IL
has given nc u little variety. .
| bad lovely weather from Cobrntz To May
| encc, To cniov The beauties oil the Rhine. Their
| visited Gutenberg and schilicrs monuments
| the ciindll, &c.
Al IleidcN,erg saw the University, explored tn
ruins Of the Castle, and SAW " he Great inh =
and having rrgaiucd my "plundcr' left 10
strashoIrg lad u pleasant jonrncy--tkirte
the Black Forest OF which we had fine vlev
from tho cars, and at 5.aO " REACHED mine inn. "
In spite Of the rain, Git never docs anything
here but rain. sailed ont after dinner, Tor
lns,k nj Inc Cathedral. | shall do the inside {,
morrow. and at noon he OF for Basic.
My next letter will be from the Eternal tiy.
DELAWARE.