The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
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tIt is no nonsense and no common feeling,

| IT. ia no nonsense, and no common feenng,'
wrote DR.. Charming to me yesterday. iG nS
all heart. There never was. and never WIN
be, such triumph AND i is tgneaa goos T. has
given me and you The greatest saiis1aeton 10
th;nE of at the core of it all 1t makes my
heort uieter, and me more retiring, SOBER,
| TRANQUIL man, to watch the erect OF tnose
| thoughts in all ti.:s noise and hurry, even
| than if sat, pen In hama, to put them ooWn
for the first Time 1ee. IN tne pes, ssunne aspTHSe
and influence OF that spirit which directs my
| life. and through heavy sorrow has pointed
inward with unchanging finger for mere tnaa
| fanr wears past. And If I know my heart, not
twenty times this praise would move me 10
'A FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
"sWeil,' can fancy you saying, but about
| his impressions of Boston and the Americans!
M The latter. will say not word until nave
seen more OF them, and have gone into the ID.
ferior. I only saw, now, that we have never yet
heen required to dine at table d'hote; that,
| thus far. onr rooms are as much our own mere
as they would be at the Clarendon; that ont LOT
| an odd phrase now and then-such as snap o.
fslloW: Possibles as q solitary interrogation,
and Yes? for indeed-I should have marksu,
so far. no difference whatever between Lhe
nartjes here aud those have left behind. Ihe
women are very beautiful, but they soon 1aaei
The General breeding Is neither SIN nor IoI
ward; tne Soo9 latute u., onr"n,on wster.sjde
the way 70 pace t,t " eunH Tom from IdamWhe
turns and goes with you. Universal deierence
ia paid to ladies'; and they walk about at all
seasons, wholly unprotected.
Tnls notel 10 "a d LIZ ~. GO infsrnai,v hot n use
squares auu 40 mdu SuSsaS,yl al hv means of a fnr
tne ,h n,nas rnnniny though the passages,
IaCe, Lay. ~, mics oa bardlv hear r. There are no cur.
.asn, nHS ~, tha hsds or tn the bed room windows
Ias r, toS tO there never are. hardly, all through
.pnar;co am ;cN The hed-rooms are, indeed, very
ameliSS S s,rni,nre onrs is nearly as large as
yOHr g5eaS saooS not iarrer II appeal to K.) than
| an English watch-box. l slept IN tnls rtSm eSot
| two nights, quite satlsneo Will tne pei'ei '""'
| 1t was shower-bath." ,.,.o ,,.u,
The last addition maae 10 tnls lettsI, a.an non
which many OF tue VlVluest pages vi tne E0.aa Os"
(among them the orlsnt qanC piEta,e ,t,uaI"" "
ION streets) were taKen WIN saa aE. dSn Inou,
bore date lhe 29sn OF january: nonnnansoJ natu, n
what to add to oil TINS long ana unSoa.sooeu @ Hos
history. Dana, the author OF tnaG Two isars
Before the Mast" "a book Whicn haI ptilea
| much TO him, thinking IL ike De foeJ 10
| very nice fellow lndeedi ana III appeaLanTe s
not a. all the man you Woulu expece. ne . 10
short, mlld-looklng, and mas eare1%oru tacg.
| Ills lutllct Ia oh8Sus iAAAS ~
after nights jOllity-ony snorter. me pro-
| fassors at Cambridge University, LonglciloW.
FELTON,, Jared Sparks, are noble fellows. 80 ID
Kenyon's friend. Teknor. Bancroft is la.
nous man; q straiGhtforward, manly, earnes.
heart; and talks ucn OF You; viii m'C n, 10 ~
comfort. Dr. Cnaanins & ~raa tr sr,ts h,m ne1t
after have Dreak1astee aone mi.l ,.rnt n.na sor
Wednesday. SuuineI y. S.Hae stho &C., se,
vice to me- ine 2tes,ueiS on nn ~ T,eo5ev sme
ate here presldes at my uihusi ~, III ,ost T,aS.
Lord MulgraVe lngered VIII vs. .ui Ia.. tho
day I'VE had cur llttie CapIan " uana' W oo
Monday,) and theh %ent on W oanaua. ,tnas0 na.o
is quite we'll anu 30 10 aunt, "nos1 sa' 'IHo5 nnS
| surpasses belief They yearn luz hone' "uu
| so do J."
| TRAVELLING IN AaERiCA.
,,1 ,,, ot,a, oe,,od Americana in London
~ nave oU, Oa0r The hotter railroads. onrs or
ta,s Waicn Thev @ have taken time for reflection,
I snets as,.raIIyy ranIIsd on mature consIdera.
allu ssme,SS t Sny rs,por ihonohr we exceIled: in
uon luz. ny ts n,no,nalitv with which we ar
respect W IuS e,aptSons anE the smoothness of
rive ,ir@ AZ oTi a"'iG wjsh Won couId ace what an
ou. rioan n%n r" ratiro,d Is I'm some parts where
.,n'. ho',a .aan Ihem won't saw wish YOU
1, noM nes s,sI ,,hat # ia becanse that would be
cou,u uasris,,an nj and sovaoe asniration. It is
aaun1 an um0 inoiosed or Warded oil. You walk
dawn the main street of q large town, and
SIom 'aosb beadIonp. nell-me;l, down the mid.
'! Siap os the street with pIg, burro&Ine. and
bnvs f1vIne kites and playing marbles, and
| n,sn emoIfnp and women talking, and chill