New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

.'Oid Corners in Austria, with Whichthe num-
orou.ns b, Edward King takes he reader over IN un-
fam liar line OF trayc,, describing several pictures OF
interest in the border land between Europe ant the
Orient The entrance u Vienna are informed. has %
strong flavor tine Fast and one deocead' thr Dan
ube rom that city tie impression becomes more and
more decided The dara faces OF the wandering gyr>.e
f.r loose AMI flowing garments worn by the peasants
VIII, ana, ATTENDING their dJgun. 1Ourml~ ana the i'm
r.,flr, lr gravity oi the masses have very Htle iu
rlru, that j., European. The variety of type In Austria
i. f,r greater than I'm other European countries
Mr. King remarks that IA the course OF many Journeys
mn and down the land he has met persons who
ba couid have sworn Italians, Amer
cans Turks, Sarylans, Frenchmen, but they
AWAY. proved to bc Austr'ans. The journey from
Vienna 10 Trieste abounds with panoramic views OF
these varied populations Trieste Itself presenIsh oVe'
petrapce Costumes o, every form ana color are seen
in th. market place. The Istrin snd Danltan
n.a.aut. still keep to their ancient dress. The greet
sun ir ia which is the leslie .h market II filed the
Whole morning with a crowd o. babb,ng girls am
women DIRE ,sed IN glarus coors birheai d. ana some
times barefo5teI CapO dlstri, wHere these noisy fish
loougcs i've Is an odd corner Old Trieste, in point OF
,utauy is no touch to tins. Cac Past regns without
rival ia Cap0 dGstrI. ahe hotels are grim and repIl
iyc structures OF But long and narrow passages
Load tlrou.h the lower stories to pretty gardens.
where walters serve the foamiug Ast the delicious
Prasecc, and the dark and r,d Gstrian wine, which
i. mild In the mouth, hut hot in the brain, tempting
10 oopous draushts the honest German blrgher'
from the more TeuOn!c portions OF Austria who greatly
enjoy journey to Cipo IL Istra good Biographical
article Is devoted to the late Judge Nicholas OF kentucky
who was prominent in the politics Of the state. bus little
personally known beyond limited circle Of relatives.
He seems % have been OF tbe most served men THAI
ever lived though wtou, certain grim humor tha1
wa, rarely called into play "lct Sne make you ac-
ounintcd with Judge Nicholas, sand gentleman To hi'
friend himself Juag' Nicholas entered the Bank ~
Kcntucky one morning. Z" Il can't Oc DONE, responder
the rNnd whO il tmcd, had been introduced 10 judge
Nchola. before without havu. been subsequently rec
ogaizcd lit has been trlcd several times Jud "a
Nicholas was statesman Of rema laols acutene7i. h
sight aud forecast For long time before the civil war
he perceived slavery the source OF drcu woes To th,
Republic aud wa, ardent advocate OF emancipation
nj - dine when the advocacy called for courage az
well AS sagacity. H. saw the nutuEc IN tn,
bud aud early forrtOld the civil war, with
many ~ its Incidents, its ssdcs, aud its consequences
liz re sious character ia somewhat quantity described:
Morally, as intellectually, no was in pretmnenI de
OF e. s,fr,l.an and ,cIrsulhcinc being law unto hin
self Had nc dwct IN wilderness he would nave hVed
TO hi, nigh standard OF right strictly Is il the eyes
of all the world had been upon him. lie never expressed
ANY igous belief though he probably had one OF his
avn aud nj al events believed IN reiigo hOidu IL 20
bc nm excellent thing especially for women. whom he
seemed th.nk more III need OF its support than his
own sex. H. read the Bible great deal but more 10
refresh ahd CRAFTY his sense OF the sublime and
beautiful than his religious sense, ana not al
all | suspect, - study therein the VIII o. Goa"
lie hal hot and uncomfortable temper, to which he
gave vent vita profaslon Of epithes not sanctioned
by decalogue. Ills habit Of swearing, indeed, clung
u him Ike "a garment, ana was never impaired FOR want
OF exercise 1t is only just to add however" says the
writer that i've seriously condemned profanity, lament
ing that the habit of had become part OF him early
.f M ,.iE MI. ~
hiinl lack from which he took good that his
should sun r though one OF them, ON certain occa
sion having caught Ia the offence and set down
II. had the trncrity 60 meet reproof with The GrGae
ttn eel hominen saying; Father, why do you object to
my swearing when you swear yoursetf Object 10 it,
Numbered his athcr under the home thrust because IL
L. a damned ungtntemaniy habit ami am determined
that my shall not fall into It past meudiug,
have And he executed his determination rs usual p
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