The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21
European Correspondence u tic Eulctin.J

most dehshtf,l r4rablc along the lovely ahares u
tie Rhine, with the distant mountains, ri,clF
chatsaus, villages etc, that form TIE background
ot the romantic landscape, slided bg The beams
OF the winter sun, or clearly cut against tic blue
Ky, ana al 90 picturesque and beant.ilt isci
quite enthusiastic IN ny admiration loT Tho
country; and even the hard WorAing stone
cutters ara mechanics. whom ! meet returning
from their day. Labor, dusty and 7OiI q G.iL
mud al pear llbC characters IN It romantic drama
ana one feel. disposed To forget The fignetul.
snowy weather ;hc Winter Las visited upon - Ill
che happy glow dll-al By the gontl 4uu4liac
IF to-day.
Truly there il something q romance T. aI
American IN such an Afternoons -trol up5i. the
blnks Of the Rhine, fyr he very crispnpAs Of tao
air, and the traces Of winter that appear IL thc
scene, only lend additional beauty and interest,
and the lee that huIries dong with the deep, blue
stream, or tie snow that 9iistens upon Tie LII
7ido Beoms less cold and wintry as 1t catches tho
pink glow Of tile evening Sky, Or chimes Moro
snowy white in contrast. | can UNDERSTAND tie
enthusiasm Of tho Germans where their country
IL concerned, ana can heartily admire, not alone
the natural scenery, but The learned, bravo anl
industrious race OF people, whose sterling good
sense ami integrity Of character have made thi.
What it is the first nation u tho continent Of
Europe.
One Of the m W. pleasing traits of the national
character is the profound and wLole-soaIod H.
tachmenl that all classes Of people seem to or
tertain for their learned institutions the Govern
lnent pays ont millions annually for Their sun
port, the professors concentrate then whole at
tenton upon the onarous duties OF thor Off i,
'H'iHaSlh6 "eNoti'h tHat hoihih6 without iho |
circle OF tho scicntIiic world equal and re- |
ceiyng IN turn the sincere respect and hearty "a |
-. - - -
'P. ''ion - - 9'u''HlT' "l'h "i2ih no ldca &
indulging IN such scnscess tricks as have always
distinguished tho candact Of ptEiel.t4 Al AM
American Z Ilrcrs r. n maxim. io,,,a4 ~,
80 ~ 2 - Wy 80
Pciee u At'i Io@cHlI1, 6"ehiS utterly unhno Wn.
They all seem to feel thAt they are rel!owl th,rc4
n one s,reat c3n,e AMI ara nuitad ~ ,,,,e
.l,i. 1000, ..,,...,:t ..., ~ ~
tholr common pursuit ana Il sincere regard fer
each othcr, That j. most pleasant to soe. We lad
an iia1traton"t tins devotion of professor to In
University am H. cas-, ~ the concgct Of Prof
hcckule, Professor OF Chemistry III the University
Of Bonn, only = short Whilc since. Tins gentle
man Is one of the most distinguished chemists
IA Europe, 7 being llic 1T 10 Say whether he or
Frof. Hoffman, 81 Berlin, stand higher ii tie
ranks Of scientists, and MT long since He wa
offered a n - temp ing ndu cement 10 leave tLo |
University of Boa, which, ont Of pare attach,
ment FIR oi association, and for lii established
field OF labor hc uaArsitatinely declined GIg
nducement vas The off,l OF a Profe .sor.h,n ~
Munich. which, aside from its sIperior icDi,rr'
ments derived special distinct u froin hay:.,, t
been lately hold h tbs w3ril,renoHnod l.. he; q
for there i ISL calG q chemist living who won i 8
ar rdnaorod vacant IL sh ny death If & @
saEant.
However, Prof kec'nla replied that no was 4
attached t. Bonn it, University il, Professor 4
and It's Students and that he would mot v,i,ir |
ttry ABANDON his present place III which la ,y24 | S
~ much appreciated and which he found NO s,
pleasant Ihcroupon tho stu tents Of Bonn IL
assembled in council apd declared that t,,jr :,
esteemed teacher should learn that thew rcclpr,- =
'ated his attachment, and with one accarj j. I,
a9 a. ,'.'''' ~ ilsI'suio grand publc Gl3- l.
ias It's peculiar ideas abpu5 such tokens of re- ii
poet, and ii seems in Germany the students | IN
Usually testify th,ir regard and high appreciation W
or any OF heir proi,5sorH by giving inn nc
most overwhelming toych-liSht procession they u,
an Set up =
THIS demonstration j moro in accordance with ~
nor enthusiastic natures than most any otlCr ".
'onii pc, Though, to stranger, it seems that Ii
i Xxi substantial token o. estoeal would b. to Or
RESENT gentleman WITH q handsome set of pc
{ home Till / i, To DO presumed that thry -,
ih aey2ted scientist + superior p Al such m
AiIl coAataeiaI ions, tni that the cheers Of al ~
l,ny = SIA.tlalr aGhGrhg students, and Che a. a.
avn, ~ " th3u'aAi tpi'Ats, VIII Weigh moro lio
az expression z; IeenS and afford In
~ Ei1lntauoh lo thG hohored rae'Ment, TIL
iah any amount q sol! or silver, which vel
iet at, would ~ but little moro t. III,
IncHitSt tudh ahy ohef slinple clements ST we,
1ltn' "llite iLe cheers would come from honest ~
st t, al9 tuo loren 1uid wave IN the hands ~
trHe anu st9INart Fl
nc evening 81 las Hturday was chosen for sci
70 dlspiay III que .tlon, and, as fortune would he
a nv, II, the weather was perfectly cear and fac,
iSh as we have but seldom seen for months Ia
Isl, ana DlliletIIH ut % clock the !.