New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31

,o,,,os 70 ho literally interpreted, and seek l
ing ANYTHING else than Ior the treasures
osophy, science art morals herr handled in heavy
ingots or in large sacks o1' ma ps,affng and inGng
9Th cheerful cns, as they arc lightly n ,hat
by delicate fingers. ~ ii ond that In addition
teso vo no; current They are regarded as 700 @
their ALLOW gives 20 suspicious, metal of
is shown in handling the rough ana pOnueiou' ,id
Is shown rn aIIeady sDoken The conversation hdulgea
in is chiefly instructive most from t6a
oob tedium Is one OF them; the Iliuu wanIS , IN
ment In italy there are the opera ana iOS t i i,
mo.nanv PHILOSOPHY and music, In france lhe lntcl-
iai fireworks fst described. Here. nothing Is 10 DC
found exceu conscientious labor ana useiu %
nete however when one enjoys line carriage well
appointed house. regular oecGparor se for r amid ali
,hese GOOD things there times when Que yawns ana
ices hTi steamer and proceeds quest OF change OF
Somethng 20 distract ones thoughts, Of glimpse Oh tAe
SUM- ,,
nme with a Characteristic description of journey
from York to London in which he sought an oppor-
tunity to come in contact with the classes that t'ei
third class on English railways.
As my duty must be performed 10 the end remain IN
n third class carriage for hours In order TO Sc
GOOD view OF the cOmnonalty The two most stihIns
fvpes are those have previously met with-he htuIuy
individual and the worn-out individual tHe one
the figure end broad shoulders OF an aete Tuuy oo
plexon red wiskcrs, eyes OF bull, rough gestures
n CruT or threatening expression, YET turning az
times TO lndlness when smile lghts y UP, or no 10
snoen I, poeIy the other having twirking eyes com.
pressed features his necAeloth tshtehcl 20 inc HCro
st the country people, noto that none have the ior
end micn OF our pcasantsthat shrewd, dehaht yeI vs.
tonishcd look which prOclains another species ue
sccndaut OF tho laborers under compulsion an ancient
fellah an intelligent yet uncultured race sun 9Su ~
The soil on which his heart IS set, and winch Is tle I
OF all his thoughts The villagers VINO cAtcr ~ llo
mediate stations have more tue appear, OF %Dl
or of small tradespeoplc; in train, an E1ghsh lrn - ~
much q a ' From Yofl TO london The land
fa =
of monotouous eguary. without any OF the
winch denote small properties and peasant cul-
fure In the same carriage with me - cWctio !ay'
the husband the WIFE, and her mother, small trades
people pretty well dressed and In nov clo.hes, Inoy
are going 20 Venice Tor pleasure ana yet l1e! w o
rcb seeing that they travel tiId-Cl353. JOufAeylhS
M S,r i'm 81 uncomfortable way, ala at c0st nlces-
earily considerable, maniicsts very strong p!s'J 10
| tTaysl Families by means Uel-to-aa, Win Wn W.
| 7 am acGuautcd expend all their surplus IN LEO
came fashion; with their forty or MY loul,' III
ings they 20 the Continent every yelrLo H1laau
to Norway They put nothing asdei each Ical mas ~
provide Tor s wants ana siAse loI is ioU, .c,e
three fe0w-passcnger5 prepare theAiseHGs e. Icii1
fiously; they have their Murray, manual Oh ili3n
plrases special gude-book ned With hSures lor llo
passage over tle Alps The mother WeaILS PEI -,
respect2ble silent, rcEgned, sits Doll upright WIN n 10
patience OF stole upon the hard Wooden sei g., mo q
wife Ilalan phrases ana l9ohs W UNA, va ~ Gtbt
| poctet dictionary Her husband Is quaIuci 70 Hsut
The battle Of modern existence; actye engI 800 VII
rifted with smallpox. earnest ana ardent - -. viii
sfanee visitors to Venice! Nevertheless, they arc
Tnt anDreraie panting will bring back with them al
kinds OF information and useful notions. Stoo
| 4
pa1sencers OF the middle or lower class co4mcIcai
traveller, hOusepanter, snopAccpe!s "a - NJ, 100
TIev never indulge in empty chatter; they M not loD
absr IDEAS about foreigners; they arc ~ 10 Ileals
ISet in sneccl: they never boosters; have LlWa
fou'I tat they possess fGd OF upright ana rational
| ideas.
| Although the present work does not compare II
breadth Of view and finish Of execution with inc
authors History of English Literature" and Is
rather 70 be REGARDED as a collection Of materials
tan complete or artistic production, it will be read
with universal interest for its vivid sketches OF
typical character, its racy comments on the routine
of English society," and its suggestive, if not pro-
fond reflections on the sources Of English national
! lilo.