The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
4 TRAvELLISs PRINCES DIARY.

| 40 I hoard. Even the
warm hath We were all 40 sadly in need Of. did
M, Imnrove the sensation left I'm us by the
s,eamer our hotel here does not seem to he
verv roancd institution. but I greatly urefer IL
10 tho floating ouartera we have lust left. The
mort of Halifax IL ouite nne. and the town, not
withdrawing IL, timber houses, looks tidy. and
must be in warm weather, quite a pleasant
place to stay I'm for few days though there Is a
decidedly English aspect about It. The English
have peculiar capacity for impressing their in
divlduality on everything they cone In contact
with. Instead of adapting themselves to the
surrounding circumstances as other people do,
they bend these circumstances according to the
ld-fashioned notions OF their race. They will
drink heavy aes and brandy under the burning
sun OF India take iced baths in the middle Of q
| Scotch winter and no, fseI the vorse for either
| This ia thu secret Of their success in life
| A,,,, IA =, "a SUNDAY wo ,an, en- r,.ss
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ine 'o"n see",. ue'e.'eu Quay w o a-
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streets, ~ Us "orse Su"uay oosel,anoo 'n' ,
III hnR'snu' one rea'" "o"uo's ""a' peop,o
can oe uo'"R a' u's io"k III 'ue' "e',''' Wv IVY
| suut up houses oh .ue su a"ke'' az an e''"'''
tne s'snt oil Town IKE 'n's Oh 0unup pro-
duces the most depressing influence nnu .hs
Idea OF suicide a perfectly natural one under
such circumstances.
The power when the surrounding guinness
had on us was such that we scarcely addressed
a word TO each other during the who'e OF inc
day. The dinner was bud but by way oil com
pensstion we slept much and well.
| From the Information ootained' II appears
that montreal ana niagara are very coiu JUST
now, so we have changed our programme. We
start tomorrow for Boston, thence for Chicago
and down tho Mississippi. fancy Tor weeks 70
come, not an acquaintance to exchange salute
with, not word OF Spanish to be heard and
not bit OF news OF any kind from homei
b. JvnT' NJ H. Apri I'm" Journey 90
COMES qu''e 'nte'es""E' heio We "'o a"0"t
endless frozen Marshes i"'ense poverty anu
ooso'a'"" "'o .'l"e"' on "'ou"N Wv w 'o'
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con, Co.., ,h., on. couIa nossihlv yrish for on
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on'. -, ,hon, .ino., d,r,x To IooL AZ them
| ,ho 60,
49,. -. - tm.,r. rnaIr hoh.v,or "a NV.
49,, lie d.,orous Tha s,ana.s -, tho .ur-
ro,,nd,n,, countrv ba. ov,den,lv driven their
| ,a d., r.ot,nod Mechanically Thav aasn
| I,ou, AZ ayar 20 h.va ANYTHING IN sav to eacb
o,hor an, 90 , man familiar win tho noise of a
car allsd with n .lmilar class of passengers In
pu,o,a tho contrast IA surprisinQ
M, noavens, ,vhat n sad nicture all around
A. far as can he seen out of the window, moth
inc hut sad. frozen lowlands with a wood on
shantv here and there How can humal beings
uvs hers. and what sort of race can they be ex-
nac,sd 70 nroduce,
nosroS. April l9.-The far-famed capltai OF
Massaebusetts ia safely reached. From the mo-
mani wa cro,sed the frontier of the United
s,.tas thu nano,ana has considerably changed
rbars ia much mara animation here People
talk more and much more loudly. They also
chew tobacco. and spit considerably, and when
inclined To meditation stick their legs high up
I'm the air-all Of which gives a characteristic
touch TO the picture
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..1.aas 90 .ooon, .,v such .ocommoaat,on
and tried To explain TO the negro first in Spans h
and subsequently, 10 French, what was required
The negro did not understand a word Of what
r he said, and showed some disposition not to
4 | listen TO what no could not comprehend
Hence row. The General grew angry aud be
I | gan to use strong Spanish language. The negr,
I | seems to have INDUCED 10 some English Of eaua
8 | strength Both thinking that the louder the
smoke the better would he their oh OF under
o standing each other, began to raise their voice
- till the negro actually howled and the Genera
; Numbered. The passengers already asleep
= woke up, peeped out their heads through tn
q curtains, and formed a chorus. The pictur
+ our car presented at the moment was as move
J., TO me as IL was comical. | laughed as do no
: remember having done for years past. and whe
/. awoke the next morning burst out again in
Il at OF laughter before / had time TO collect III
d FIRST thoughts. The old gentleman grew quit
| "A ~,