, 1870-09-02
,!Trlbu1ations of Holidav-Seek.
eTE.
'nhospita'ity, Danger, and Fam
ine-Priees on the
Continent.
Magnitude of Louis Napoleon's Eng,
lish Investments,
American T0:sdics nj tic Ercncl,
Court.
iho Empirc Hinge Financial
&, Suindlo.


uouat t4oueaFs Of hard, working pr
tessaona! men arc this year ali but destroye
faHs ceases to invite any but the adyentn
I Gus Ieleaum is noisy Will, people of rsrvi,
anu sometimes OF hostile natioua,ities. n,
sutherland cannot be got at without deal
se17ous inconvenience, and all the NANNY y,
nas 10 spend. Almost everything on the Con,
nent Il At famine price. Ihave had letter, fra
i5'e'aa abroad, including Americans. bitter
complaining OF the layi. Ii amounts demanded
"hecescf they open their purses the
nave 10, submit, IN addition to. II,
'ancs piiee OF tue article or the ac.otnmn9.
tion received, to depreciation Of At lc.st
per cent. The average Lontloner is accn.
'omed to boast that an English sovereign
WORTH 1ta exact home value in auy mart of n,
world bnt even English sold has low to z,,t
Ter. snd hauk-notes, Of cuursc. arc vDr.e. s.
to tic average hol; day-msker Enrope. for III
moment, il closed. Is !.o a,iy bot,er off here
Not very much, 70 far ~ Lila poclot !, con
ccIncd. There il Il certain round At r,,,ca
IN INC coast WHICH English families froquen
IL august aud September. Sometimes the
"A upon one, aud return to it faithfully yea
alter yesr, but mora often they change
s"~ this year the ordinary visitors are 1ono,
oS ,ne set who usually 50 on to the Contiten,
aha who are, perhaps, tie uealshier Of th
sHo; ands het"een them. no lodgings sca,cel
lhe sea Is alnlost = necessitv to some The
!ong to plunge into tho wayes. and 70 f.,
1ne.1 lungs With sra air. Otherwise, c1oWlef
Some So there arc who this sus'Ii,v year civ,
r. .h tho ,sea sea and betake tlom@efIve, fS,
Aniet little villages on the hanks Of tho E,e =.
nm 1as5fs, and the still life there. pen3In 2,
taste tcll me. il deliciou4. But the true. .n1oi
eoehhes cannot endure them. lie chafen sn1
,ote,ls in;slf One sucl, 50, tue Other das
~ aA"!use "el's-a name familiar enough
turns Ills m,scsies into i couss far na;r,t' ~
;n ine place: ho sass. il the chosen resort OF
those gHitiu4 and c1itIins whom ,Io1,n f.ao..h
nsea 80 mercilessly to portray. He I'D = rort
~ Warning Of this before he had fairly sa,tle,l
aioMh, isM, tor Ee ~as compelled to give IN three
IN eseqy wss ys,s 2. 1r 1od.as. othssxso eligible
hmoks therein. We are not iiko the
.Ga.slae' said one lansl'sly, hesself IN
a"lnlly Eenteel person, ''whe1e all sorts conn.
and everybody smokes: VIC have tic first OF
conf f.'.y, ami are mostly taken br m.idea
,ad'eF, "ao are very particular" SO at last
| obliged to sink out Of the house whenever Lt.
! "anss 20 enjoy his cigar. The 1andiady was
night about the maiden l'dies. II meet them
ever, where; now IN pairs, now accomDa-
med by dog ~ string, uox Carrying faded
novel. Up and down the parade and over The
nea.h tHcs wa1der, qnaiut.. grim women, with
their hair arranged either III cotkscsew ring.
LETT. or Hat Lands down the ei'les Of their
taces. a1.d with little scritnpy wisps OF tafts
telint. fantastic ghosts of chignous. basrjy
tesicyln: tho stniliug inside
1ht NY, the d"Hkess, AMI the goat ctai4e,
1Nst n -
hut fhc cdirerencetetwoenT Tnnbri1se Wel and.
as:y ha'heaLie resort il seen in the absence Of
c.aIdrtn Tie similarity is carried ont III the
rrt.cnce Of ewarns of ciozgymcu of al! Do
it1nsnatione. and in the number OF old 1eo-
l'1e anu as!'siitss. whom one encounters feehv
t'hskit'g IN The sunshine, or enjoying til.,
health elsing breeze. There are, tho, Of
conr-c: riding master and mistress. who aro
c!atteiillI all over the place from morning till
n'Sht. hut there ID singular abscrcS os
petty girls. Tho 1ashing tirts Of Ryte, Scar
GoEoisgb, and brighton do rot aprarentlv pen
citrate to this quiet retreat aud. ~ q ,a,r,,sJ
consequence, th+Fe a1e no young mon.
THE Newspapers.
The newspapers arc in despair. Thev emit
Get tia.ir inen to the trout. The last address,
'Headl:laEters Of tho Grown Tnnce'a a,my."
ETC.. il Of little u.e. They may be there, bt,t
they sec nothing until the real interest Is over;
or II they catch glimrse of q battle their
letters are detained. The German t;oyern-
mcnt tl.inl- nothing OF keeping Ill ths letter
tags rack for three OF four days. wo shall
klow this wat only through the dispatches Of
the commanders. The rest Of the ACCOUNTS
arc dished up-w1ittcn from tho talk Of a
wounded rnldier. or from tie gnessos of
prisoner Every leading journal las half =
tlozen OF more correspondents. each irving +,
get under fire; hut up to tle time write.
they have not succeeded in the case OF any
engagement Of tho first Importance. Isu. the
a,al'ers sell immensely, nevertheless. OEc Of
them Is printing $50. 100 every day. In every
large town. the local rancr has a ,,ro;n,rtio,;-
7se rlsc. Even tho poorest Htsle eleet OF
provincial Eabhfc feels the effect, and its al0
tr 500 becomes 80 or $50. Nay, tho loading
country papers have actually correspondents
1t the war. Very little are they tho better
I'll. hut the: arc proud of it. Ii laoks we'll.
One result Of the Increased sale, il run up-
IN the rapcF-r0akerr. The hitter arc making
atR1endld harvest. In quict times they arc
glad, like other trsdssmen, Of ord=ra, hut just
nov. they rcEatd supply ~ afavor, and they
put tho price en- with =. s.ance. 4 ereadier
class does not exist in England, aud Just for
tho moment some O: :htro, am told. are act
ing very shabbily: 1t is fair 70 say. however,
that TIC rriee OF material Is up high. Rags
are IN demand, and the Spanish grass. called
esla1to. of which most Of the cheap paner is
made, il limited in supply. Il little nl,lle AGO.
the Spanish farmers. from whou t1is csp,rto
II houFht, were 20 determined to get money
bs it that. instead Of Whiting for another cron.
tEeF ulled MP the old crop l,y the root.,
and The rarerniakers here hal the sreatc.t
trouble in getting what was sent. in proper
condition for the mills. SucL was,efu!ness i.
characteristic ut Spain.
The standard and the .Nornisq Posi- arr
stsl1 Vehement supporters Of Napoleon aud
The French cn1se. Tile 4titrcpa liz, a.ted
with all the bascress OF lox natures, Far
Yeats it has toatied tie Emperor and unl,elt
LIS st3t'ne, aud in rett1n permission has been
gEantett for its sale in Paris when evarr other
paper wa- slut ont. But the Empero. WAS in
ne sunshine OF prosperity then. The moment
a1vers.ty came the Telegraph lc-cstel Lin.
Ih' Times II little better. S ,cears is The co{i
If Elns-tentiis Of the English press.
lDtts Stl..LEOS.
:. Louis Napoleon llas enough invested in tho
T. ri-li funds to bring him in m income Of
relg. Probably an equal sum stsnas Inv ,nyesie;I s
elsewhere. Thus. III no case woald his b..
WHIST tt yulcarly termed . ''1ean eorrow."
Never had human being better chances OF
maklnE money. and few have bette. rea%,u to
Know its saauc. He had his hand urot ali
tne ecarscs OF Europe. 4 word-nay. u
irown-.was enough 1t one time to IN,
haii the brokers on tho continent INTO coltl
sweat. II he wanted hslf million francs, be
had tux t. make a speech, OF to pat few
"ofs's in the Noni'eMr. Ali his old clluu,s and
supporters became n>h in this way. Most Of |
III france M Int " ;,o.s SaGa pGnress2 scamp
tie French cmrirc i;ss hsan a f1n,n ,,,., -. anu
fscls viii be- nui,,;aha t conas %nsn se1aes q
Mil d;scns+ ~ .1ea,. .tot1ein.hs WHICH,
France Who know all abk,ut II .n1 tha 1.n,,,.ra ~
among them .]re,d ~ .fya,s ~ ~ .Io ~ nu.the
ho,s, 'e 'Aee' VI 1ne 'e'e4s-
Among tho clasees who bave a,t.era,7 ~.
Imperial court and throw, ;ncsnsa J., ~ ~
1elos's path. n cartnfn .st ~ tr'a.; t.o E'n.
Paris uust ever be nnrni,ered us F.e & Al
me, tI,oroueh-eninr WhoI. tas- seuu-
commend mc TO 4 Now TnrIar A @ auaus
over to I've Al Pans. aud to buv bis w,r ra me-
what il called Cocs} societr r." au;o
1lsve brought Iufn1Ii.tin,, mo, ~ s people