Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1874, Page 9

1t t bl 401 B bt HOLLAND. :l'ullr.-lu,e:)u'l do\v&ru?fl:h{?r’uuD;nflcl{‘x:nz:":‘orT;"l!) nnpplnfi tholr wings like gront birds, Lvory | fallon in uml’::“;,fiunwhu higher tho rivor {3 | Groav Britaln, 'Ilio Duteh ont comnaratively WHD HOBBED MADAME' in o momont it was unlooko ity and town lng ity own system of canaly and lovend to rotuf oods, ha groater the dnu- | Jitilo most, butter, or ahoose, but oxport thom 3 et po! ! sud tho soorot com. Rhino I8 porhaps the only river whioh loses ita wlud-mills, and tho canals i1l conmeat with oncl gor. when on feo-dam forms in fimm tho Waal | abroad, sud invost the procoods mllmlluud, — : Atlttuur'vl;fnfo'nxxl.l'vwlthdmwlnn thonotes dopoalted bt ot thoroto to tho nen. | Both above and [ otlicr by wioatn of lookw, Which the St eioen | S05Y0 branchos of tho Ruino, Qormnn, Pronoly and Amoriona ouds. Tho? | 1 hd waltod but a fow mintos whon sho oue | £ by Madnins b fow loars mrgvig o A Couatry Which Ma: l‘nlrly Bo Called bolow Antworp, branchies of the Ithine and tho to hnve inveutod, and which are hardly less uso~ Tho earlior eitizous of Chicngo hiave yot a | nre extromely fond of clipplug off coupons, fotod ¥iie_pod tho mring wnd roolosod Uluuun;: lghfl o Ay y MmmoL or Muas, mix with brauches of tho | ful thay the windeuills 1 togulntingg tho flow | lively recollection of tho offests of an_lco-dam | Soveral farmars woro pointed out to mo who e turiiing quiokly nwag, sho wont over to th 1,”" tho €hild of Switzorlend, Seholdt, Thio wholo country s gridironod over | aud tho halght of tho water by (hie Loy fonntry. | formod n tho DosPlainos about Livouty-livo yoars | awn from 160 to 200 naros of Innd, wid swha e | Tho taatoful cap anrmounting tho brown locky clonat, 4 ilura with branches of tho Rhing, and “whioh in turn | A boraou may take boat anywharo in Holland, | ago, which throw tho swallon ftoptl of thatlittlo | onch saved and iuvostad #30,000 to $10,000 fn | clustoring fn o protty confusion of short cutls - aro folnod and intorloced with fnnumerable ca- | and snil all ovor tho country i sny directlon. r{vnrdowo tho Mud Lako #longh futo tho uity, | bouds. Dut thosa nre largo favms nnd'uxuflp- about her forehoad proclatmod ler no longer 1‘,\{4:,',;"," l\‘\’l‘i!’u’:’n’%’x’»fis‘fl:’:fix’lfltfllfi: ag:}r 55‘.2'5.".'.‘;".{.’;?’; ::n!:m‘l‘::ré;lmllmfi rt:‘nllll‘ .gul{ll.l:)\(ll;l'llag,;ulmll?u]g niux Jx\lunu‘ ltlho tz?bof l]iwl !;lll,ll)!tlll‘ljmlml!s]Bmlllx{lu'uutr;fl m‘ul |mmdul.mlllt;l dnutrayllriu an fimmonse nmnm;t tional unnlm;.fi ;n.:n nnlj(s]ulrv mzullurL } humJI‘uun young, thongh tho fair blooming face and shinpe- [ act of removing the falso boclom from n lnr;_:a 1| ninnds, roin tho on) akon fro o eanal wi nearly | of property. 4 a cohtingonoy af th ki not oxeeoll 0 20 or 30 nores. ut fromn those % 4 How It Was Reclaimed from | Wit strango ditforoncy b falandu’ olsol | nivayn bo found & wagon-rond, wiioh answers | o bahor gt M Reealor sialo.th s Hat | Heve intclies tio Dutols furmiors tnanygo Lo uv | 19 form wora far moro suggontive of yonth thau | Japunucd bux in ono comnor, — Dropping e e : 2 ho Hloor bosida ko, sho* look from the | whora thal thoy aro alyo a9 a tow-ptl, Iaud u lablo, noro moey thun tho Lo furmer who owis | Of old ago, Altogethier, Madame Leroux was u | © v A tan s the Ocean. Lo At TUAN TUE WATER WHIOR sunnousps Tiest! [ The bighroads of Tolland, conuocting tho | 'Tho cont-of-arma of ono of the Provincon of :md worlks 300 to 910 acros uf land. Indy of most attraotive appeursnco, . :t:lallu:rr:fi%::’xl:s"t‘lh Il:r:tlmll m:dh}{;nlmi e "‘lml Uollaud bogan (o bo reclamod from tho won at | principal tow s, irg yontly sh Foojoud fu 8 llon wimoming, wih tho motto, | Lauiuot grostly huprosaod with cho sppesranico | Sho appeenmprac e PAl0 nervous insto, her | Thon hasbily rostoring fhe pos (o reL oo, 2uit. a poriod which outdatos the Chuistinn ora. PAVED WITIL IIUIOR, Luctor et emicrgo,—~"1 strivo sud koop wy homi | of oyos fixad on “ T uont for—you nro—" | dory 4o rons sl taroa s 0X Lo It formor or- 8 itohios) U= | puans: By, Ork I thototar, tho Inbor of | Noarly all tho siruotu ls the aitis aro alao paved | FALCL0r,EL ey 1t might woll bo adoptod as tho AwTENDAN, sio falorad almont Tandibly wng. s oot | - F bt b urtod ayay. fth tho des] Tho System of Dylkes, Ditchos, Un- | many: oy ok st ierof0r0, 1 oaomat | delt brick. Thero ara o atonos n Molland, ox- | hutional moito, for 1ho whalo sowe s U° | which o the woatt NT oy ol slze on the | iliubl st Inaudibly, and thon pansed | o 1 stoppod bnole s e o o, with. tho deslgn el # tribos from tho disiriots now callod Wearplimiia | oopt Whist 8o fiporied: from Norway or Gor- | STRUGOLY 7O KERD ITH IEAD ATOVE wATuR Contont, Bomg writors with an_oxuborant | 1t 8 pitiublo stata of ngitatfon, hor slender fine L v thomont who appossed nei fronted nu.ls, and’ Wind-Mills, and Hanover, only oporatod on tho odgos of the mnng, but their plico s wupplied by o small, | and esvo 1isolf from submorsion. In ome | fanuy eailit tho * Vonicu of tha North;" hut I [ gors elowly intertwinlug thomsolvos, and hor and for the flrst umupf ub‘lml n"I‘ mnl‘ l-'m‘l mol ront mlrnh‘ ‘Which was covored by tho son only | touglt, hard brial, eallod ** kilors,” which aro parts of Ilolinnd thio sen ot bigh tido fs 90 foot | can jiotcoivo-little rosomblanco to tuo *“Quoen | wholo frame trombling, ? hor features. But I,OL n("“i‘ gni 'z‘;“ gl na i porluds of high tides accompanfod by strong | plncod edsowlno cloge togathor, and the intor- | abovo the loval of the faon of- the coutiry, and | of the Adriatio,” It in truo tho city is & epidor- ' ¥ nutoad of the horror au . ko ] “Dotestive Ashton,” T ded, hantily | disnay which I had boen anticipating, I waa th . polithwest winds, whicl rollod tho wavos far It | sticns fllad witl syng. Ao rondbad iy first cura- | nt low tido deop enoughh to drown tho. telless | ot ¢ cannls, but thoro aro no gondolus on > h reaponded, hatily o atiog, 0 Two Thousand Million Dollars Already | Innd ovor tho low grounds, ey o £8 it fully susoothod uud rollod, nod tho uroh or crawn | . Along nama Taris of the M gk thons, Ou cagh aldo of ovors atagnmnt, thinking | drawing forwaid o ohnie, ono to full baok sxhogt, My outstrotohed nrmg 3 ) i 17 o dopostta of tho Hisino, and nand aast np | of ik road in ubout meht or ton omer. e | oan Al oot wlio wator Is highoe (han tho | cnual tiero fu n pavod wireat, wiong which trods | Hho eunk futo 1L, aud by n silent gosture fn- dreprod poworloss as, with wwift troad nud Spont in Protection Against Eml‘.:;%"' oy bogan Ibyd'm]muz‘metw ou | tho widih of Shio bris-puved vy s :'Lnunll_v rc'mlnp’«:f Ennuuoushnu:zr tis sluas aud foxms | bro plaatod, e dbtcoty avo nofuy with tho fai- | vitad mo to bo sostad, “Preasully ahy s Fooy 020, BlIC 6Wept paut mo aud. out of tho 1 nts, losite tho land lenst subjoot to | al 4 foot, or sullicient for two tonms buss | ntoug its bauke, On tho soa-const, the inbabit- | o of sart, w, ons, and omuibuses, 1In Vonico Vi . Al i ” Water, inundation from bigh tidos, making sinicoxnya | oaoh otlion, "Clio ourb whioks holds the pavoment ontavli 1iva bobiud. tho dykies oan fool thom | thora lu ot Whoolod vohiols and ot n liorwg | ZV05ed in 510w, quivaring volea: Moustour, T Aud this lo tlio golutlon 1" T muttorod, draw. . My— galn | Ing 0 deop broath of rollof as the door clysd to ot out tho ncoumulnting wator from tho | inn placo s simply & Iattor-sizod lard-pid prl Vibrato from tho blows of tho ligo waves, and | to bo uvon, Vonion i a city of bosutiful and | 8% In great distross, My sud who again | g o deop bren : shore-sido whero' tho. tida gbbod, - and ehut. | set e {10 proutid ondwieo to tho doptls of, #ay, 10 | can hioar tho bicakors roaring ani raging dse stately tlarblo palavos, © Amgtordnnn. Ia buile of | PuiKod, ovorcous by or amotions, T JLALadatiio nax o U i 3 ting thom whon it flowed, Thoso struoturcs | inchos, {hoir houds, u tholr, mnd efforts to ougulf Hio | dingy-colored briols, and howsea stund wilh | L waitodl o minuty n expeoiust sllonco, and | "yithqub deciding on o pee T Tho New Direct Ship-Canal from Ame | sud = contrivansos yoro, (Of courso, ox- | I wis glown roads which woro | liatonems, o rosder way woll tmagino that | tholr gablo-onds tu the stract. Fowof thom hnvo | thon suis s Aoy I dronpod tha sofn and mado myself comfortabla for i geodingly rude, and ofton gave ' way { brick-puved du the way doserbel which | Holland 1a a dolightful country in which to | porpondioular wills, but, from tho sinldigof the | o™ ; e : o o sterdam to the Occan. boforo e storm-driven wavon. Hub (o | bnd lnsted a hundrod yeoms with e 1ivo for ngoplo of HOFVONS tomposamBNL Ee hore Dilka . the rnd sh. Sred e whioh tha city I,Mfi,:";‘; :: ";“""fi’;hl undoratand, ':"“‘“m“- St i ot it juonthio provious duy, % reclaimed lands wero found to bo exceodingly mpnirlnfi. nnd etill looked " smooth, fino, nud [ norves. But tho stolid Dutetinan caimly drinky | rosts, they lean Iu ovory dircetion, and tho wally nilk whiothor your servanta uro en- emtinizingle 0 oarly. Bho looked at mi " rich for pnsturage, nnd tho chiof wonlth of tha | good, A frioud whom I met hhoa. tobk iuo out | his boer aud sinvkes hi pipo, or sloopa through | are ofton cracked s it oy ai oarthquake, With [ Hrely honost ? WART M onr ik Vo sngt 2 nigl Toutons wa fu’ their flocks and hords,—their | nto the country the ofhor day, 10 milos, ovorono | the atorm, dreaming mob and foaring mot of | rare ¢xaoptions, tho buildings wro quito plain | Enuroly,” wlio susworod brokenly. “Thoy | withunt tho aid of dengs gl oo, 5008 night Projected Drainage of 4,000 | cilo shicop, and liorscs,—and tho fulisbitnuts | of thouo old brick-paved rondd, to fool e Tynk dangor. and faforior-looking. Voty fow huvo any pro | Lave sorved mo for {wenty yoass Wit taebly ugs,” who remarked, womo- Square Miles of tho wero loth to swronder back to tho son those | farmy, cuttlo, orops, ote, It waa a smooth, hard, Lo construction of the oconn and river dykes | tonsions to arolutostural beatit . Novortheloss, * Aud your pupils 2" “You, Madams, a vorr vod " I roplied ;- q mondows which produced grass and hay 80 Plonusit higliway, contury old, aud which had | for tun protoction of Hotmd, Including ouly | tho elty s oxcocdingly ricl, Whiolo strooln wors | Not oty o | bt I ifut onruod! tho Fighin % ALT" oo Zuider Zee. luxuriantly, and coutintiod tho strugglo withs tha | boou subjeatod 0 el traval. T ottt ti thoso bulwarke and cmbankmonts oroctod at [ poluted out to o popilated axolusively by ot 8 liadow of uspiclon may touch thom, BMadamo ngat s bt bk 11" ofaculnro ocean. The Gormun naturo unites pervovoinnco | most of tho sticols in Aubworp, Rottordam, | nauonal oxpenso for common wafoty, havo cost Bnukom, jnouoy-loudors, sud boudloldors,— [ *And the rosidont tenshera?” Sho gasped Then you hayo— it time. very tromulously, that nover tres with hope that nover oxpiros, | Lydon, tho nguo, and Amstordawm, wore paved | the iubabitants of tho Notlisrlauds tlio onormous | somo of them Lolding #afes full of Aniericwn onca or twico, and then, contrulling hersolf with | * Yoy Mmlumz " I onawored, finding sha® . aud adds to theso plodding, uncensing judustries | with brick. Tho avorago oost of thus pnviufln sum of railway-bonds on which thuy bave received no mighty effort, auswored tromulously could not finjuts R, m“\ dn ng “‘i The Annmal Buiter-and-Cheeso Export | and dogged courngo. O all men, 1o is porliaps | bighiway 13 foot wido 1 about §7,000 por wilo, TWO THOUSAND MILLIONS OF DOLLATS interout for s considarablo poriod of time, which | * 0 Babdinn s seMaHon sl o i ith Eroublo | YU kindly llow ma by peo’ Madeaoiie “',‘,’ Yalued at $830,000,000. TUE GNEATERT LOVEN. OF LAND, Thoroars since tho ting of their war of indopondence | bus not the effect of entmueing Americat arodit atidd AOREY Y S Pronuntle. i troublo | Z00 o4 Sl s 400,000, ~of froo homestond. 1lo clinga to land witha IIOSANDS OF iLEs axaingt Bpain, throo conturios ago. How so | or charaoter in tholr eyes. bance, 1 willtall you about 1t Saneere, “522 | wNo, Monslonz] not » alio roptlod, with hast grasp that is nover rolinquishod: pf such roads in Hollund, ~ Tho cross-roads and | small s oomitey, with such ialten natecn) 10 | “iaraoter fu tholr ey, sohool e, a8 o doubiioms Jomor from capce | cmplista. b pros ArLS oDl lids ataneg g ' \Whon Julivs Cresar, half n contury boforo | loeul rouds consist woroly of looua uuud or mud, | sources, could afford to spoud 8o prodigious s 40,000 szws 1§ AMSTEMDAN. th Rl ont loerirt | o Gonbt; but el ol i | 3 s 3 h ho host, and, covsoquently, the most flourish. i but o shall Lo protocted, You The Oity of Amsterdam---Tis Appear- | Gurists time, was ghtiug forribla battles with | and ot all sonsons oro yrotalidly bad, aud iu | gum of ‘monoy must alwaya romain a uiysiary, | Thoy own aud ocoupy a wholodlvieiun of thoclty, | t0 hosh aud, 1 tako wuch monor, and oftoy | #holl not oo my poor olutd, otk 394 to Nolgll, Nowvit, and Allommni, in the Bhino | wot weathor ara hardly pascabie” there 1oy | 44 ¢ tho torriblo war with Dhilip LT, of Spain, tho | Bomo cf tho boat struct uro thulra, sud weoras of | s 1 tho aity, '3 tekio wuch m Ty privets | oluded passionsialy.. o Hiabid wud 1 will make ance and Wealth, o Mo i uou shorasof tho Nothorlauds, | for tho' largo cost of GG & toad, thevo e | oo SorEiD e g obors. ntarvation | thom aco milliounizo Laukoryor dismond-oalora, | 6ol 1340 suime by wo, it cubinot T4toro ay | & g0ud womas of bor et n S A othor tribos of tho ame Toutonio raco, and mon | apparont rohgon- why Kiinker sk wenit s forcean mud | iestion, rom 2,000,030 | In tho midst of tho Jows' quurtur a Casholio | utitosk room, 3 Schuatamy | “E3ry doar. Madamas, you: qults miatako man v of the sume tribes, woro aleo battling with tho | uhswor & good purpoys on the praic-ronda of [ tv &' misorablo — rommant - ot '600,000 | oureh way pointod out to me. On inquininy Uy tathor unsate place,” T commented. T nunsiorad feolingly, ' * Madomoidollo 18 line. ; {s. | gon: Thoy fouud ‘it eacior, howover, to drivo | Tilinots, souls, Tha dykes Lsd " boen . brokon | howit happoued to bo thoto, cuusldorlug the ol #Nut a2 all, Mousjour." slis andwora decideds | €Ls b me: lordiv propurad for tho Lt Will Holland Be Gobblad Up by Bis- | baci tho aaves of tho peiny Lo tholeglous of | 1t is' a mistaken notion that tho conat of | Tor tho putposoof drowning out tho Spaniards; | autipathy of tho Catholics for tho Jews, who 15, "1t Fomishad el sanvocad dolded. | ol I wae, autburst of Jog. i . marck P Cwsar, Tolland consists of uy_artificiul woll ail tho | but the dospoisto set ruryed tho inlmbitants. | rarcly spoke of thom excopt with batred aud | IV o & Discovor it if you can.” And, rising, sba lod the'| "My Antolnstte! My puse darling! My Bach goderation progrossed farther and far- way from Dunkirk to the Ems, For the groator | Thowavos of tho son, for mauy yoars thore- | Bversion as ** Olrist-killors,” I was told that, | D Aady 4 whits” dove? M e 3 o8, e vk, f et he | ut oF e St of S ot i o sun | afoe, waslovo arly o ol suvaca of | S1ce o i gajntd el hidopaodacsa, | Jog 0.2 WsY i tho cablict nd irow opun th ( Hle ove’, B . son 0 o dykoang ood by tho | nas ovoated dunos or sand-bills, From the | Hofland.® Th wouced the might; kot | from tho Bpeniards, who hnd awfully poruncute it Aud b ¥y sl Corresondencs of The Ot Tetbure | b alnd et kot aa e bgh2 Tulour o, heishum o tho Holder, on tho | rsanmicheing” e oncvall, tiver k.o | Ehom. shay wors wg bitor o 1o homaeutos | s T axtauatod my wie to no oo, Mads | Ak bolo ooty P haton mrastnd Axtornpay, Holland, July 19, 1874, hi 5 b fmuo tavkod ou in wilouco ull T drow buok aud | 98rtod from tho room. In o fow tnfontos she In traveling through tho universal mendow- | 2°4 ntro:fi;r.w li\]f)lj:[:fi\vén;;;g Fete éuldur 460, 150 1miles, tha duncy a1o #lmost cou- ombauknionts, aud the cxpulsion of tho ob. | Catholics thon in tho oity that thoy would not fuldod my arms. Sbo thon quictly nuked s roturned, lnudmfiu toll, ologant, goldon-haired tows, with only horo and theio an opouing | trusive water, Whole gono tions labe and | sell a piage of grouud to thom on.whiul to ercet | Ul , wh v, W e tand which consfitutes that small part of tho | and it anablod tho, mmbibitana toxtend thefr | iy WL oy to flling, This saud-ridgs | oed g Huo s onorat g tasks s | Bl Snomiet i, Che Jaws samms £ o statod P 1g ok puspoot o fugt I fave e o ey e eyt e map of Europo called IHollsnd, tho tourist | ombankmonts bosond tho point wtripped by (ho | vaties tn widih frer . rer hutsdrod yurds to 1 ar | indeod 1t could Lnrdls bo conudored comjloted | And oorod & Iara ot st e ouoap prics. on oaa most cortalnly ot pastal % | aud camo o moy I ths you, Mousiour,” shq would nover wuspoct that tho quict, phlegmatio | €bb of the tide, aud not only fight the advanco | 3 uulos, and frum a fow feol above high-tido | until the first part of this coutury ; but, fu truth, | of thoir bost etreots, whivh tho Catholics no- | MO8 It fn horo,” alio roplied, briafly and omphati- | #8id, with simplo osrnost dighity, I thaok Al p p g of thie waves, but follow thom back futo tha | lovol to 40.or G0 foct. Tn matly pluces billocks | tho work oan novor bo considorad finislied. ' | oopted, aud on which they havo ovor aiuce wor- ‘i 8ho cloaod tho dosk, > PR | gou most truty," 7 B muaea b e aro thie dosvenidanta ot men | fogn.’ Tuis Blplo - sonvivansn otas oo | 1o¥ o MR el roscuiblo tho wand-Dills | Duteliman can only keop from drownity by cone | sbiped’; and, aince. thep, tee * Outhoies ot o 1many timos huvo You boen robbad % | . 1 buvo dows littlo or nothing to ontitlo mo ta whoto doods of bravory and euduranco havo | Dutohman (contraction foo Doutuotior) to | seon at Michigan City and nlong tho soush shrs tinually ropuiring aud strongthoning his dykes | Jowa of Amstordam havo boon friends, + Sghitly, For the past araop g Tobbad a | your thuoks, Madomoisollo,” I smiled in re nover boon surpassed in the anualsof tho human | oject the water that sonked through his dyke, | o Lok Siis gan, Lo check tho disiorelon of | und oporating hin. wind-mil-pumps, Eicynal | Ametordam musbore vosrly S00um0 inhabite tacly, 4 i odk, | uho tnswarn g o th - i spouso, * But have you no dosir xaco. oy soom Inoffensive onongh to bo DI watar whict same o oot ook | A0 saud, nd e it froma bofut blow tnto Lo | Siellnie s eo bl s ouiy ot s | fule sl o fscocel aty u Hollsnd, i | CRNAYL | Jtg Ronut was fakei tho pout | SbORAE, Bt hey patey g Q°uir b0 loari tiig NON-RESIBTING QUAKENS, sueplus wator which came in from behind or foll couutry in injurious quantitios, tha dunos aro | ty, but of exitonce, ita uhipping nud fo.vign commercs are inforir whiiel I doposl ed i the hopo of dotecting the | ‘Al lruufi' oxclaunod Madams, **T forgot h Aoroihap 16 Vecli ical gut. | from tho clouds. Ihio continual winds blowing | wowed regularly overy year with nspecios of A npecial collego at Delft Is st apart for the | to thoso of Rorterdaui,—the lutter having th0 | Ji0F without Rasiatansu A all but my infinito joy. Toll us, Monsiour.” oy convorso togother in harsh, unmusical gut- | gron o Atlntio furuished tho powor gratui- | contue rosti-grase which grows uear tho seu, and | Inatrucidon of euginocera whose duty it s to bettor nceess to tha sca for large vossols, Thoro | tLie Hus auy ono undor your roof s knowledgoof | * Frrst, Madamo, 1 anawored, *pormit mo to turals; tholr voices aro dropped to a doop bass; tously to whirl the vanes and turn the'wator- | whose roots sproad out to great distauces, aud | WATCI THE STATE OF THR WINDS, TIDES, AND | 870 not lows than 80,000 Germana in Amsterdam, tho uocrot of tho oabiuot? ™ 1 inquired n;{‘“ a | featuro your stolen monoy. You havo yourkoy#, lelr faces oxpross no emotious; noither smllos | wheal sttached to tho Windmill, - Thora has | N WaATERS, Slios punm are: laokiug fomerd to the tine [ ;5oL 20 Lo sabiuet £ Inamro ho orlod, | 1 003 will yon'bo kiud onough to emmi ey mor fruwng pass aver tholr countonancos iu con- | beon little or no improvemant mado on this ma- TOLD FART THE sAND, and guard aealnst all_acoidonts trom irruptions | when Bismarok wilt anuox Holand to the Gore bursting ito toars, aud wringing bor hands fu ar | trensuro-box 7" Vneatlon, They aro sorlausly polite, but not | ehine fn Hollwd for 1600 seuru. N¥ifioor | Ind covor tho murfaco ko o mat with a_smcces- | OF tho ocaas or tho Tiing, aid to weo rhat sy | toan Jomplte. noy sy that the Noltherlands ™ L WiR IR Aud bastoning to the closet I brought out the churlish or boorisb, na is ofton nssortod; nt;w:;m?m”:n' lthh?r‘fi,:'r ol o o::‘ sion of verdnut vegetation, which, decaying, ne- [ pumips keep down tho consiantly-neocumulating NATI ¥ 9 T nguin deliborated 8 momont, and thon said, Japanned box, cumulates upon 1t o layer of carth capable of | Wators in tho low Jands, Tho Nutional Bonrd of | 88 it ocouples tho mouths of their Rulue, and | oot : % Mudawe, 1 hnvo Mudaue knolt down and wondertngly turned bt lsir boliloness would bo moro | ffth bf Tolginia would avon now, o the nome: | O DUOEIIbE & sorubby, tonmotons. -teas oion. | Wator b o Lito Nutioual Bo Jigh | ot thom ou from tho asoan on tho vas,and e adaae 1 itog e e s sy A wonl ramavel the sceuraloly deseribed =8 clvility, . Aud | doy of Btoani-power, of nccesslty havo to bo atill furthor Liolds tho moving sand, 1In the rear | Seicntitic attainmonts, has most uaportant dutios | that Qormany nvlsedflt biy patoh o ‘orr tulxl-y 0 | Bub it 14 no less cortaln tint porfoct candor on | {4180 bottom. An astonlshiod oxclamation parted While thoir mannors, 8o unlike the JIELDED BAOK TO TUE OCEAN, of thouo fir-trags the deenyiuys recd-grass, in tho | o perform ; und, iudeed, tho exiatenco of Hol. [ give hor ocean frontior and ugig;nur 8, “l" t“,"' your part will greatly aid me," Madumoisolto Do Gray's lips, but Mudame Inauod profuse affubility of tho Frouch, aro cold and | PeCause tha cost of steam-mrchunery, fuel, ro- courss of yews, croalos & sou which producoy | Jand may bo #aid to depond on its skill and { lwige ber forcigu ou;nmc\lrgn. "iy?n u:: the 1t was 89ine minutos boforo aho canld composo | 9ver tho box liko oue” in a dicatn, and could not distaut, it i8 not b £ di d’l fol Frnlrs. and aitondance, conld nou bo” supported good crops of putatoos and othor vogolabloa, All | watchfuluess, ‘The aoununt ospoute of keoping | Dutch aro of "Loutonio origin, oy thoir lauguage, Tierself suflicioutly to aoswer. Whon she did, 1t bo couvinced until the notes wore in her hand » 1t 18 not by renson of disdainfnl avorsion amflthn profits of tho lund. Thero are 8aid £0 | niong tho const the travoler can 6o this groat | In repair the whole system of dykes and damy, | Aboape, manuers, and love of rnlzlflonu aullh)mlln- wos in beart-brokon toncs: * You aro right, and countod, that it was no droam ab all, bus a for forigners, euch ag that folt by the Spn!:llrdn. ba 12,000 wind-mills in Holland aud Flomish sand-ridgo covered with recd-grass and fow pine- | candls and sluicowsys, and oporativg the Btato cat | in‘urly. ?ll plrove. to eny n;,!' g of the Lis- Monsiour, I must toll you, My susplcions most ploawaut mnllt.)". nor of buughty insolence, ko that oxbibited by | Belgium, cacti doing from eix to ton horso-powor Lrees. Hofors tne attompt wau mindo to arrost | Wind-mills, amounts to about 95,000,000 n yonr. | torical Jitoote of & conjinol antgin, b powt to one who has for “years baen my all— Yos, dutoinotte,” sho at last sald, rising and tho Buglish, but procuede from constitutional | #orvice, according” fo tho wrength of tho | yhe aispec cf guacton it biad advauced for | Evorything is now iu such porfoct condition that | Tho Dutch profess a duoided uversion to halng amely, Madomoiwollo Do I Autoiuctte D . | easting tho notes on tho table, ‘*overy son of it gmunos whicls aro tho uatural product of b | Y% B Working tionty-four Lotity por iy, | Canturien for iogo e gl ued alvaugod up | tho oporatiug and woar-ud-toar oxponsos aro | thun ewallowod up by tho groat Gorman whle Madomisolla Do Gray hes l,:,;;,“:,:;",,‘,mug‘,?:,:ga iuhero, And to think of it boiny fn the old X , aud overy day tn tho mouth during the rainy | oil. TFor soveral goneration: reducod to o minimuim, aud somo talk wildly about’ broaking o dykes iy box, Autoiuotte!” 4 Yes," wmiled Madomoi Joutonic origiv, dsunpencd and obillod by tho | gcason, and Waen o snows.ani leecars el Dk g soll Bor wovoral Gonioeations pust HiIBIE Ane F 0GR B roke, und siving tho 1nnd back to tho son ratior tana | 10 douth of bor purauts oy 1 par e Ao | o, St masind oo led 2ndog rav, bumid olimato, and amphibious mode of | and the sireams are high, Tho nntual coat of dor " tho wnnd, bas - pese goivg o, | undortukon by privato- compauios, whicy ao | BubIIL to Gorman rale, Jut othgr Dutehmett, | ropogad tho most Uisiimitod sonlemycs now I | “Bue," lutorrupted AMadnaio, ovon more vive. life. the wind-milly In Lollud s $4,000.000. Twon- | Mo mothod | in s firat, 8 | likly to provo failuros unless taliou off thoir | 88 woll a8 Jowe, huvo boon quictly buying np aus distractod with doubts it is lwponsiblo to ui- | clously, *but who put it into the box ?" And Dut lot any enomy menace thelr roligions or | ¥ Hmes thut sum would not oporato steam- doop trouch ls out, which ponetrates mmflmy tLe Qovernmout, I'haouois thenow di- | eligiblo real cutato in Amstordum aud Rolterdam | fb2 I8¢ sho fixed Liur oyes In eager oxpoctancy on mino. s libe 'y v ig; yower sufliciont to do thoir work ; for recolloat thiough tho sand down into the black soll 8 or 4 rectuhip-canal from Amstordam to the ocenn, and | 10 wuticipation of such an event, bolioving, in | * But, Monslour, I havo nat sont for you to “* The—tbe apparition,” I fultured,” *entered political liborties, or an unusual Ligh tide that all tho conl consumed in Folland hos 10 bo | foqt. “Tuto o bottom of this ditoh o s:ip of | tha other in b draitung of tho fnider Fes ‘with | 8pite of thoir ropugnance to the idon of a union Seiravel tlus web of mystary with any intention of | the room botweon 2 and o'cluck, and wont threaton thoir dykes, and this sluggish, passion- | imported from Bngland or Belgium, tand fa thrown, nud o top of it tha rich aarth | tho object of roclaituing tho submorged land for | With Gormny, thit in a matoral oy it would | giviug publicicy (0 hor guilt. Hemven Ty I | 8traight to tho cabinot, In u fow mowmonta tha 1oy poople becoma Go where you will, you ara below, ‘The oporation is similar to subsoil-plow- | pasturago-purposos, The presout shup-canyl | OUEATLY REDOUND TO THUE IROBPEMTY OF only deulro to iearn the truth for hor own degr | hotod wore purloinod and doposited whore you BUDDENLY ACTIVE AND YIGOROUS. NEVER OUT OF s1GRT ing, tho obiof dilterence boing the greator depth | which connects Amatordam with thogooss. b oxou- | LOLLAND, suko, I would not wrong the funocont even ju | JUst now found them,” Torpor givos place to vigil d ivity to | ©f Wind-mills in wotion. In tho suburbs of of the digging, In womo pluces tho sand hos vated through thestriv of tersitory lying notween | 80d result in a Iarge advauco in the valio of real thought ; tho guilty [ would unceasiugly lubor “*But the kocrot compartmont, Mongiour,"” fn. ot vapiage to vigllnnco, aud pusetvity o [ o g0 cicles, and at cortain polrss whora tho | Loou kirippod off and turnod down te the ulillow, unuavigablo Zuidor Zea, on tho any | ostato in thoso seaports throngh whicl tho great | HOUEHL: t torruyted Madame, oxitedly, *was it oponed animated action. The Dutohman is thon s wators of the ditohies and cannls are collected to TIME DEPTIL OF TWENTY FEET, sido, aud tho ocenn on tho othor, it outors tho | commerco of Gormany would flow. ‘Lhoy point Tunou with a sudden barst of griof sho ox- | Without difliculty Pt Yes, Madame." Wide-awako and livoly tortoise, and tho foo that | ho thrown over tho cmbankineuts, thoy are con- and tho black enith brought totho surface. | oconn nt tho Holder, 64 mitos north of Amstor- | 0 the groat commerco of Fuaukfort and Hum- claimed : “Srrangol most sirango 1" sho ejncalated, in meots him Suds bis mateh, srogatad liko arunica of yiants, aud uevor cento | Miia sy ba oailod wrotty doup plowiug ™ Lut, | dam, whoreas it is only 20 mitos wost of the Iyt lmfi; Sluce thoy booamo Drussinn cities asan [ TRRFS, L o ve el Sho isso young! o | Porplesiug tones, adding tho noxt instant, Qg It is kuown to all porsons who rond, snd to | EWinging thoir long, hugo arms. Thoy ar con- | & iare lund is worth £600 to $1,000 ) por tcre, and | tor dity ta the ocont by a dircct lino. But iha | evidonce of tho effect that would follow from winning ! and so besutifull” * Doos dlade. | O Mousiour. n _ structed of much lurger dimensions than those D d f il 1 Y todi tho conversion of Amsterdam into s German il i " ** Yl iy nil; Madame,” most of thoso who don't, that Holland was once scen in the United Statcs. Tho naual longth ar L‘:-b]%i::"tllmnofi;%ru lo)r’ nnu%‘llx‘:r::dfbm%&m cents) | old engineors who constructed it could find no safo molseilo Do Gray ko v of your suspicions 2" I WATLY e what did you do, Monsleur #* she i b vor | POzt co. e onenthy tho ocoan, and sftorwards ro- | to extondod ars i abutit 80 fooh, but gy of | OF 121 t Ko di doop fosaugio . B | SRS o0 OF ontruncs audoxl, and vore | POIL L bae bis wanda ful of mork e e pomngor Wtepanot. | fodly, D cluitnod Ly the induatry, pereoverance, and ekill | thom are moro than 120 fect, Bt the Whilo tho dunes Lave beou formed by the | cud of tho poniuwuly, istoad of aeross it i | Without thihing seriously of absorblag Tl oul Luld hor of my lows, and outroated her to | “Nothiug, dadamo, but stagger asido and of man; but thoro aro’ some things comcetod | Wind-milla in Iiollnd ‘st net axelustvoly | wavos and winds,—tho materrals bemg wikiod | casel s agt ohay s Mtstond wurfaco, 40 a¢ the | 1and. Wint with Popo Plus aud the Ul samon- i iy my orglyouemsr t Tire faze liko i bgailo aftor the raisaating form 1 with theso two stages or periods of existonco | Smbloved in ifting water, but aro used for overy | froma tho opposite Dritish const,—thoy atill owo | bottom, and1s18 foot doop, and floats Enst-India | tanes on the ono side, and France burning for what rosult 2 Il‘l‘! axlm‘l.dud my baod to soizo,” bout which & fow worly i Dpurposo of tho stationary uloam-engine. Iobe | much of tiane growth to the hand of man, Wore | ships nnd stonmens of 1,200 to 1,400 tuns burdor. | Tevenge and recovery of lost provinges un the | "4 Sko gazed at mo with atartled oyes for n mo- Oh1P oxcliimod Madamo, in & low, awod #bout which & fow words may not be inappro- served n number of them at Ntotterdam, Ant- it not for s eort of wicker-work furmed | or any vessol not drawibg more than aboul | Other, the German Government will bardly find | P o000 B thou in broud, altmostscornful aceenta | ¥oleo. * Wusit—you called 1tun o parition, 1 Ppriato. Borings sliow that tho greator part of werp, tho Haguc, and horo at Amsterdam, en- | of willow-boughs, interwoven with twigs, | 17 foor of wator. . Littlo packet-atoam- | timo or opportunity to aunex the amphibions ropliod that I, above &Il others should know | Fecolloct, Monsicur. What—what J’id it resom tho country now ealled Holland, aud the north- | gaged in Tunning saw-mills, cutting up logs | gen.grass, and " straw, forming hugo | ora ply on it at tho spced of g [ Dutchmen who conquored their couutry from whothor she was capsblo of such # dood,” sang { blo 2" wosteru portions of Delgium, were originally a | brought from Nurway, aud otbers were driving ats, which aro placed alodg tho son-raco of the | wiies Loy hour, without aeriously washing the | tho ocorn, and whoss greatost desico ia to'liv In | ¥ sho nequainted with the fact of your having | It W8 o woman. A small, vallid. woman “ehallow part of tho Atlautio Ocean. It may bo | PIahitg-mills and ouring-mills, brick-making duncs, the latter would bo washed away and the banky, which are protected by willow wicker- | Peaco with thoir neighbors, aud bo lot alono to wocurod wy sorvices ¢ clad in & trafling crimson robp——, < o S voRn ¥ machitics, or boating hemp, Thosa used to It | soq lof in tipon tho jand. . Wire tho wind biows | work. I rodo out and back on ona of thom gome | @0j0y _their fogs, fat cattle, tobucen, pipo, and | "N Cros, Monsour, T hoped it would [ *4 crimsou robo! " echoed Madumo and Mad doseribod a8 n “sound ™ rathor than a Ao, | wator put of Lo ditshey it thio cunals aud on- | from certaii divactions, tho soa wathos away tho | 26 milos. It pansod through a coutinual fleet of | G2 ~ By tho way, Lhe first dritukou man © ‘havo frighton ot nto a full coufossion. “ Your | Bmotsolle, both ovidoutly aghat, Inlo thissound, or shallow water, pourad the | banked rivers have watorawhocls lmstend Of | saudy slior; but, when it comes from other dic| all ludy of water-craft, from an East-Indiamau | 800n on tha Contivont, and einco leaving En- servants " 1 Yos, und with sitvery-wlsiio hiair—," Rhino aud other rivers, carring down with | pumpsattached to them, as they aro less liablo rections, it casts up sand and dirt upon the coast. | towed by a mteam-tug to & barmo dragod by a | gland, was in Holland, whoro gin substitutos the “'Fhoy Inow nothing whatevor. For Mad- “ Whito hair! ® agnin echoed both, looking at thair ravid currents vast guantitios of sediment | t© §O cut of ordor, and ‘are thought to remove The self-protoction of the Dutehman requirod | donkoy, or & murket-boat scadding undor full | Juica of the grapo; but thoro would Lo vastly omolsello Do Gruy + #ake, I huva Lopt these | 08¢k ouher with faces of cousternation, 5 -=ud miid—whidl -theie | T00X0 Watar to » given power, that all tho drift onst againat tho const shall bo | sail, Indon with milk-cuns, and steered by an old | More incbriation wers It not for the quite gonor— startling robborio & profound secrot, Aftor n Madowoisolle Do Gray rocovered horuolt flrst. - ~—mad md—which they dropped -t iheic | - DITCUES { rotainod, Houco hio proads mhita of willow and | woman, Noaly ull tho orafs wore moving uudor | 81 use of Loor aa a boversgo. Whorover distill- | §14 wiuutes’ sarious considoration [ said : 4+ What elo, Mousiour?" eho quoried, inps outlets into tho aforosald sound, Tho winds, | aro ruo through all tho fiolds in Holland, at a wninto i i i v 4 i rsl | 0d Bpicits take tho placo of mall or viuous drinks, " vitl *v; i i tiently, » atraw downinto {Lo wator at low tido, and fast- | sail. At ovory For 4 miles, 8 littte oarrow Intorsl D! AMsdame, I witl ‘vatch here night. 4 3 0 3 A X X S A ), iglitly until the ' " and waves, and currouts of the sea sprend theao | fow rods apart, straight as uu arrow, and goner- cus thom thero with stalss driven info tho sand | crial from apross the country entored the graud | thero is sura to bo found drunkonnass, with all its mystery is solved.” Madamo shook her hoad Nothing olse, Madamoisollo, oxcept that thig eodimentary doposits aloug tha shoro n tho | Ally 8t0 10 foot wido at the purfacs, and 4 foot | 15 or 20 foet. These soon booome eovered ap | canal, from both sides of it, aud tho sails of | multitudo of consequontisl evils. UL | doapondingly, singulur apparition cacriod o bronze candlosticl i A eradunlty llod up, and, Ty | 400, Lo Wator Beoms to. stand Syarywbirs yitl saud thrown upon thom by thie wavas; and | bunscy and bowts sould bo sobn moviug - sioy PR S Tk Al b, ieiotey . MoRslait. °F- simma. | S PR of koys Madomolmotle th it £t i thom at about 18 inches from the surfuce. Ex- | pyeor thay aro eufllciently covarod, anothor sbield | thom for miles away. FAREWELL. coward, snd havo already tried that plan, and, | #8zed at mo & moment in sitenco, and thon turn. © procesd of timo, beoama groat selt marshes, | ponenco shows that ml that dopth tho | of matting is spioad along the shore, which in | Liut & compuny was formod & fow yoors ago to i strugo to say, my cabinot romainod {ntact bt | Mg, suddoniy flung hor arms about the Madume's covered with sea-gross and othor salt-wator Yog- | roots of grass, grain, and root-crops, can turn is covored. ‘Thus tho coast-hine of Holland | construct w cansl to timon," ueck, and kisgiug hor ou both chooks exclaimed etation. rench tho moisture m[ the ground, and, | jg bolug CONNECT AMMTEUDAN DIRECTLY WITI THE NORTH le‘c‘l:. Lt‘:;‘t'm:' })‘a\: l;\!-rtlll:lel: fx‘.‘&lhu * Porhaps Mademolsolle Do Gray suspectod he't.‘weau tears aod laughter ; ' TIE GREAT RIVER BIINE 2t the mato fiuoithi, on oL jattao wak ¢l ONADUALLY ADVANGED BEATARD, 5 Bz, — Wo will piey, foF 16 RSt be, sy G1eL.” your intontions,” I roplied. “This tumo wo iy llml;flu"!l::lm:‘l:y_. zaugity el Madumo takes its rigo in tho mountaius of Bwitzer- | JELCF, WO, beas D tho ditehaa vs | It 8oma places it hao beon pushed forward half | oily 20 mile distanco. . Lhey have oxcavated a Whton our lips, just for ofico miore, havomet, | Inust guord against tho pousibility, And how, 2 Mademoisollo to tho picture of bo- duced with tho water standing 1n the ditehes at il by thy thod describod, aud oyorywh vast ahaunel, 200 foet wida at the surfaco by 50 if you please, 1 will troubls you for 8 fow morg | Widered dismay; thon dropping Lor oyes to the Iaud, and draing not loss than 12,000 | 18 liclias boluyr tho aurface than at snyoiher:| 3 fla LY the mathed do areatly (ickoncd ang | at the battom. ang sy o 8 doop, eslonlatod to | gay, sy of our love that #yssstrong, datmls, About what timo do theso robborioa | H00F 8ho rayolvod, apparonily, onw porplexing squaro miles theroof; and, in passing to- | dopth. l‘hn]e:u-th tl.m.a\\fi &m of those ditohas [ g, A VO, O manfier, and tholr surfaco | sdmit tha largest ovonu-stosmers up fo. the Tt it luttad n woen tako placa 7 qu:f%h;;x. Presuntly sho looliod up, wirds tho sen, it flows through o billy, | and tho canals hay raitied the natural surfaco of coverad with grads and trecs, wharves of the city, The ditch Is dug, but the Pabil its menory, buried so long, © Alwoys Dbotwoon midnight and daybroak, ¢ll mo, Antoinetto,” she muttorod doubt- Tough, mountainous country, as do its principal | tho counitry from 1 o 2 foot, wlilcls s that much | “CFerod with gra many milea along the const of | company hus mak with immonso dificultios i OF corzuptlou’dlready muat apoak,, 1 soldom rotire i1l 12 o'olack, and ou tho mygnt | fully, ** why did vou drug Mousiour's cofteo bruncles, tho Main and Mool and 06 alodacs | e &5 froma s Jid sivors againgt. e to | Holland whor thor wora- o duuts, ant whore S b bnatu o basbor of roliugay b the S| Aty g s oo dott fu waa cousiderably latar, I | 18 exclaimod ol ol Qusbicy Wit 1 5 y ; H o i : SRR LBCAERL] ) L tuo paralle] but umalior Rivor Mesa (or Monso). | the dopth und stiéngthgaf tho e Has {he wnvoe sollal tarinisl tobioan | Sl o wale egian e expoudiug s o tofors huvoidliod with paa, Somon, Msdsraomeiytor, by o singaler caftol- | Sateblehuont, 1 did it uo Mousiour was horo Auy obsorving travelor who tracos tha courso of | ditehes answer (ho place 'bf foucas ; tho cattlo | (&) ) o s stubboruly sot bimsolf. ‘The | ceased work, aod apnealed to the Govornment to A g gussing tho poeibility of tho vory evout whioh | Much losa that ho took coMoo. But porhips,! the fapld Rhino can readily porcelvo tho ravages | 8d Lorsos, I am nesured, raroly evar ‘attompt to firut thing nocessary iu tho covstruction of theso purehugo tho eanal aud fnish the job, which it ocourred. Tho rocont Madworth robbory had | 8be rogulshiy addod tho noxt Towory as sho 1t bas mndo on the bill and monntaiu-sides of | §ross thom, T ofton sco horos and gatulo pag- | futt Ming nocosdary iu tho co foundution, wufli- | fins notyet douo, ¢ soomy thut w0 piling 6un | 1 gy v tue brooses £ go improgied us both dooply, aud, a8 I loft tho | 8guin showoral kimses on Madamo roronto H:0 conntry throngh which it forces Its way. Ty .‘;z;‘.flfi k‘:!'(ll “1:;?d[%‘l{”'\v’l’n?;;m;x?;relg:l fi" 51;:):'3:‘1:_ clently strong to supporl the Immouso woight™ Bf mado to lt:tnml in (h:u )l'lwlx_hng 'Z“"d:yf,m n(]a whither ? Ah‘;dyo: fuay forebode? mu‘nlx,, L{ bnnuj Ml”‘l“““l”““?""”[“ thuu dosn;d‘l' o 7\ul'in“fiuw;‘fl?:m’?:“fil‘..'h‘.’fi;i"fiufi’i{i mma:‘;ln ‘5;.2;{; i S i . Mulby 1 o oconv-shore-curronts during storms, - U'ne ut nover more, chiid, this I kuow, “Bid you lock the othor 7 1 asho - ¢ idond jo8y multitudo of enormous raviues, gorgos, canone, | from tom\mug wheat, osl, ryo, or clover fiolds ; fifif}?{‘:&pfi'fl: m;‘g::: i‘?"%"m"‘hfinfiz’%'fiv"s: groat piere projocted into the- son lave beon With your emlle wit you Ughton Ty load, s Tl noticed awhilo boforo, a, g aud, after s littlo, sho fultorad ; aud vallogs which it has excavated, and | but not ono,of them voutured to cross, I coul nd in thick rowa.” ' After thewe | Undoumined aud washied away, aud the work I ** It mught socrot butglar, howovor. That {s Ob. Antoluette, I—I—yow, I certalnly did! ED W deoply into the sand in 'k r r t] s 14 "y % | thrown tho = matoriala thoreof ' jnio ( bob holp thipking that ' Yankeo™ eattlo or | SO Into forming tho framo work of broak. | at standutill, i In fhe lauca which tho wild blossoms bleas only a uture clovot.” Movstour slopt woll snd [elept poorly.” Yes, the son, ncoount for tho fllng up fig;:gm“ AP s i ey #h9 | Svutor 120 t 150 fact wido, largo quantitis of Lo athior compuny-undortaling alluded to Wi e oy Wil Laoek; o Monsiout; bt It &I not, T wes in | flonsisur kot my posdors! Tuovor thuught of 4 if q above is tho L oro or) AV ] Lol [2 3 7 of 26,000 squire miles of shallow ocoan. | tho ditchos for tho salio of & clnuge of pastur, sl."n‘x’;: anfi”{.'-fifi‘w-";wfx;:“‘né" i;nu;lxg::fiil %‘:‘;xl: fito | DuNAcE or 4,000 BQUARE MILER OF TuE Aud breathio ou a botter-loved chook, ! "A:dvmgl?;y of ul‘:xofld:urmhrxgxr—ofl[x‘\.fllndo- » What powdors 7" Inughod Madamoisollo Ds Tiio Bwiss mountains whoso raius and moltad | whilo tho Lorscs of the samo cnnmx would L sand {0 mako 1t watornroof, Whot all thiy 201DER ZEE, A8 Aoimarronal e b moleollo know whora you put it 7 Gray, “The morphine I" oxolaimed madsmo, enows tumble in torrents towards the channel o | mako a flyitg loap across thom into those in- preparatory work ia done, tho grast | Tho company commouced some time ago to 3 my youtiy 1t an fromn wod s gage? ‘¥ Cortainly, Monsieur.” mora composadly. 1 folt slaopless and ozoited, tho Mthiue, huve beon saraped and torn by gln- | ¥tNE oat-flolds, or go to tha bottom of tlio bug | REPAMIO work | fa done, commoncad | throw o vast dyko ucrgss its narrowest part, X will opon my heart, for tho sun® “ Aud sines that night 2 aud pat it into u oup, intending Lo pour my caft cicrs, end lowered in height, and reduced in | 18 the attempt. on thin foundation. Tho &ido noxt | whorelt isonly 10 or 13 milea wide, and the To hoal up the wounds of to-dsy, i+Alua | Mouutour, L havo hiddon my keya in | {#e ovor it: but L must huve given Mousieur tho 815, by tho action of wator and ico. Tho oye TUE NAVIGADLE OASALS the son Is faced with great granite blocks of | Water at low tido ouly 10 or16 feat deop; but, | —Maurice Louchor vain," ” W{i:(ng ouvM i : can doloct ot n eingla glance whero wholo culia | f Molland, with fow oxcoptions, aro quits emall, | gyens brought from Norway, and tho apace bo- | after expending sovoral milllons of guiiders, 1 —_———— Aftor somo furtlior conversation I tools my son suddenly enatching tho kays from tho milek of rack have beon worn away, and carriod | being only 20t0 90 foot wide, and. not fouorally | bind fu fillod with clny, and’ behind that with | e becowo Gincouraed, and Alko_nsks the Gove Patsloy Shawis, leavo, pramising to roturn sbout midaigut, I | tablo, she throwt theminto Madeinowolio Do : containing more ¢han8 feot of water. Tho mised with willow snd grass-miting. This | eroment to tako tho job'olf its hauds. A lutgo [ e union of Scotland with England fn 1707 | did fo, Medemoisclio and the sorvants bad roe Qruy's hand, oxelalming, toarfuily : B, o i e e Brevol, sendssat | Senstuing soorn s foat « thom, 010 quito | Goo vl i alabd 0 on 13 ik o T | SEnmmont o ale the fob of s sultivatod lacil. | was the moving pomor whini fest daveloptd sy | HEG, oudy o ool sravged, Mudsmo au- | | Thorol kuwp thow, my poor, wronged dar- Bou. 'Tho wators of tho Rhino are nover cloar | small eraft, thoir burdon not gonerslly axcosd- | tiqs, to guard aguinst the sotion of northwoss | Down to the thirteonth century it consisted of % ¢ Paial hibitod fivet in th, gwored my light tap Lorsolf, - Skio ushored mo | ing. I have played *La’ Somuambula’ long and limpid, but slways dirty ond murky_ike | ing 10 to 20 fons, and s multitudoof thom raugo | siorms whieh may accompany the tides, Whole | dry land and sovera! frosh-wator lokes, con. | Ouorgios of Paisley, exhibited first in the manu- into the privato roum, and soou bade me good- | HOUgh. 5 thi040 of thio Missouri, and novor )t to drink, on | fvom G to 10 tous. All of thom aro provided | foresta ara swaliowed up to furulsh pilos, and | nected by an arm of the Thino. B, ia 1287, | facturo of coarss chequored linon cloth ; thon night. Aud I, looking at Madame's brown =ur!!‘ cconnt of the alluvial matter with which thay | With masts and smils, and, unloss tho wind in ywhole fleats of vessala are employed 1o conyoy= | tho ocennt broke over tho bar during & torribly imitutions of striped musling, callod ‘‘Bongals;” | Aftor n short sbaonce, sho returucd with g | Tosnute sk, uud fauloloss tiguro, thoughf g 1 . 8 : ' dly : *What & miracle of rench art | Tho Rbino isa deop, rapid-run- | dond ahond,” tho saila aro'act. Whoo tho wind | Jhasocre rmg rcoiold re ¢ thouo sea-walls, porthivest atora, and Inundated sovornl thousand | ug thon chequered linen bundkorchiofa, At steaming cup of coffeo and & plato of Dutcl | Bwmnsod ning strenm, the apparent sizo andwidth of tho | I8 light or iu tho wrong _dircotion, & man tows | 6 THE MOBT STUPENDOUS gqunto wiles of country, drowning 80,000 persons | T O llgh&r slyle of fabrics was iutroduced, | CsKe. Byl A[agaz—h_mc. 0.0 at ralativo distancos botween {ta sourco and | tho bost, if it belongs to tio smallorciass, whila | of thoso marino ramparta uro tho dykes of tho | Iiom that tuno, fpr %00 years, tho waves con- such 08 plain lawus, lawns striped with cotton, | ., 217838 take a cup boforo retiring,” sho ox- sutlolf; but, in the course of yoar, it dischargos | his wife stoors, Whon Lo bocomes tirod, aiio | Holdor and of Wont Kop, lo, at tho oxtromity of | tinued to wash afiay the land, ewallowing up L o s atriped with cotton, | piained, ¢and thouglt vor might find oue ac- A FIRST IMPRESSION, - Inr moro water than the Ohio, a8 it never rins | t8kes a littlo oxercise on the tow-path. If | tho tongue of land whncR forms North Ifolland | wholo forests and wholo countios, until thoe Zui- | and others ornamentod with figured devicos, | coptable.” And with a final Jzoud ulght she loft et lo low; nor doos it rice suddenly so high, f tho canal-lont 1 ono of larger burdon | aftie totranee of tho Zuwder Zoo, This part of | dor Zoo ussumed 1ts zrouunc proportions, aud | Ruthor moro then a century ago, the maltiug of | mo. Fooling both chillud aud thirsty, [ emptied X rocollct a nurss calied Ann, but continues to flaw throughous tho Yaar with 4 | then 10 or 12 tons, the gorvicos of n | the coast is moro exposed to tho fury of tompeats | large ships nuvigate where carrisges formerly sowing thread, known by the uemo of *ounco | the oup almast ata draught. ‘Flien Whooliig o Who carrled me abiout the grass, )trong, powerful curront, fed by the melting | donkoy or an old horso, cow, or au oz, and tho encronchments of tho ocenu than aimost | truvelod, nod this now son bocumne an arm of th (" and **nun's threud,” way commoncod, | SL8ir behiud tho curtuing drapiug u bay window, Aud oue fiuo “"K a flow young man Inowi' of tho Alpa in summior, s by rains at | 57 omployods and, if this traction-power Is na} any othor part of Hollaud, The piont dyko of | Gorun Ocoan. Nocompany will probubly bo g ? | Lextiuguinhod tho Tight aud sat down to await ima wp st klasud tho yroity s, sthor seasons, In tho courao of & yoar it con- | Sullicient, tho woman helpu tho cow to pull on | Halder io 6 miles long. 'The sen-wall is of onor- | able to recovor this lost torritory, sud it tnust | and carriod on for many yoara to a vory largn ox- Bbe did not make tho luast v jeotlon tho line," or jotanco to th e T 8 o tlio Son 30 {n submerged until tho Governmont itanlf | tout. Whon cotton miads its astonlaies o s Migepjearmuen of the waksomy Vot Mad s L AL Y. od]- © ey or the man givos ansiotancoto tho | mouy thiokness, 1t descends into tho sea 30 to | remnin submerged uni 0 (o i out. n colton mado its astonulshing advance ut L aaw nothing, Just at daybreak Madamo vhen I can talk I'IL (oll mamma, P Do fie,ces A% anosmons quautityiof sedl- | Lo ey oF M s o o yolow doga | 40 fact, bolow fow ‘tido. “Llio thiokuoss of tho | Widortokon tho stupondons fusi s but, whonevar | 1o cir Menreoriom dintriots, tho Puisloy linon | softly ontarad tho room i spntes to s a0 P G R land I, thorafore, constructed of the parings | 8ud & chunk of aboy furnish tho motive powsr | wiono fucing of tho dyko 15200 feat at the bottom, | it is porformed, it will throud yuve way to cotton throud, which s stil | unstendily to my foot, und stopped from bohind | —Locker's *London Lyrica,™ and norapiugs of the up-country. It may falrly | When tho wind i3 in tho wrong direction, slopingbaclwarde at an auglo of 40dogroos, The ADD ONE-FIFTSI TO TIIE AREA OF HOLLAND., largely munufactucod thore. About tho com- | the cartatus. Buo Rruzod &% T 1t surpriso for a g ———— bo caliod {ihoro la another olass of boats,—of which ovory | quantity of foundation-bilig, driven into the | In traveling through thy Nollwrlnmln‘l the | monvement of George ILL' roign tho Paisloy womont, and thon swifod w littlo Irouiculiy s ‘The Oost of Living, THE ONILD OF SWITZERLAND, faxmer owng ouo or moro,—which are simply | gund 60 to 60 foot in dlopth, 16 domothing wondor- | tourist cunanc”help being improasod with the | wenvars iutroducod & kind ‘of ailie guuze, which f +donsiour slene woll, I porcoive” ~“Yos, | Valuablo atuttstics fn rogard to the compama. fccording to tho Jowish inspired mythology, | lltle merkel-bouts, of 1 to'a tons burdon, pro- | ful to contompinte, Miliitns o sebee Jards of | luxuriauce of tlio Yoolation, aud tho onormous | was o adinirably wrought s o siiperceo for s HMadumo, 1t woll mouns soundly,™ T roplicd. | tivo cost of iviug n Amoricn aud Furons sea Wity ollod by aars and gaile. Tho barges, or Sdrag. anito and limostono blocks wove required for | number of cattle and shoep grazing 1_tho long [ timo evorything olso of the lkind, Lho trado | “F'ho coffos was drugged.” given iu tho lant Dassuchusotts Labor Report: }(«‘lm?hflfl“ufin“i‘n‘d’éfp‘?fl‘:: ai “sosord. | bonte,” callod by tio uativos. + Tied chinton,” | o outor wall. ~A¢.shors distapscs apart, onor- | nariow folds, pounded by wator-titlod ditchen, Poporad gruatly; companies camo dowo from | Druggod 1" sho sehoed, staggering baok & | ** Ouo doilur will bny 20 pounds of faur 1y Tog dwg to uninpired geology, P]'D]]mu].wng con- | 4r0 mous plers aro projooted into tho son about 200 | ‘Whe eattlo aro all of binck-and-whito color, with | London to oxtablishy 1w fiems at Paluley, sud | paos or two, - | ton, 1or 2 pounds moro in several Eurnroau ol striicted from riba takon from the sides of tho OWNED DY THOSE WIIO NAVIGATE TIEM, yards, conutyuctod of stono filliug and fascines, | short horns, and in shapo closoly resemble tho thouo flrms not ouly employed tho wouvers af 4 Yos, Mudame, Pormit me to ask who made | poris, but tho samo or conmdorubly loss in & Doty old Alps. Verhaps this Bwisa origin of | Thoy sre noarly flled by o long, low cabin, | Those plers holp Lo protoct tho sen-wall from | British Durbums ; but the Dutoll farmors oou- | Paiuloy, but thoso alsa of all tho villagos in ita | §t 7 mll{m‘lty of the pluces compured. In Boston 31 Hollznd accounts for tho irroprosible love of | divided into twoiparts. In’ tho after part roside belng undermined and brokon through ; and yot, | sidor thom s wuporior brocd to auy of the Bn. viciulty, a8 woll sa ostablishing warohouses und | Bho covored hor faco with her hands for ao fn- | will buy 5,50 pounds of frowh beef, ronsting i ownor and bis wifo, and the rapidly-inorens- | with all this protection and prodigious strongth | glish eattlo, ‘Cho statomonts of tho quantity of | agancies in Dublin, Loudon, and Parls, Btaut, and thon dropping them, rooled over to | pieco. ~ In mo place in Lngland wili it f.‘,."fi'i{.;‘éfi‘f,’;,fi‘;’:}’.‘{f:&'.‘.fi,’,’,,“‘22?.,.‘.‘;’ x.f\l;; Lfi';fi".fl: :‘I’.\; {amily, who eat, sloop, EOO!!:“ll;)lldyflVn in o of wall, 1t nc:'ulonllly givoulvmy Loforothe fury | milk givou by theso cowa, aud tho muung of | buc the articls munufactured wuu one pooul- | tho eabinot, In o 'mmuu she’ waa bosido tuo | buy 50 much by a pound or woro, Y lo low room, uot large enongh in which to | of the fompost. But'it is &0 strongthened now | buttor and clieoso produced therefrom, are some- | inrl dopeudont on fashlon, and fluctuations | again, aud - Buropo still loss, Co enhagon B iy e o0 to ono side, aud e tyrauts mwiog & ont by tho 1o, © Wiom oo | Of tho lewpest. ougingers Loliove 1v oapablo of | thing. thotediblo Lt s 1y esome: | urly Blico o suidonly wud complotaly b to | " Who mado 17" sho rapoated, In doep hol- bawg the oy placs "givou - whoro "'ho snclont ooean-shors-lines of Molland oan | have: saved s fow guildors, thoy ymy rovlsting any forco short of an earthquake, thrice as much aa that produced from an oqual | bring i torain, Uudor thoso circumatances tho | low tonos, Mademoisello Doy Grayl Aund— | fo will buy moro, Batter in Europo averagos & tonlily be traced. ‘Thoy nearly corrospond with [ & larger boat, and, by tho timy | As at present proteoted, HMolland's groatest | bumbver of Amorican dows. I bardly kinow | niotiof Laisley, instond of despouding, butook aud, Mounsieur, the money is gone 1" pound wore to tho dollar than licre, cheoao loss tho presont boundary botwoon Pruseis and Hol- | the family numbors five fo oig{t children, and | danger i not from furoads 'of tho sos, but from | whether to beliovo tho stortos or not, althongh | thewselves to the muslin trude, whieh thoy *Bu,” I aneworod, in somo voxation, | by moro than that, oxcapt in & fow spots, As Jaud; aud a line drawn from Moostrick, through | the eldest one iu old enough to stoor or takth bis INTELNAL INUNDATIONS, the quantity of yollow, cromwmy-looking mille | rafuod to grout eminouce, and opaned & flola for | ¢ Madumoisollo, of all ‘othors, should not hayy for potutoes, they ara clhouper hers than 1 Biugaola and Qhont, to Dunkirk, in tho north- | or ber turn ak towing, tho fuwmily hos bocome | arising from tho blocking up of tho rivera by the | taken fromtho cows on tho farma I visited was | tho omploymont of s graat number of femulod | kuown of my presenco hore," England, and dearar than in Ireinud or Qormuny. weut corner of Franc, marks tho old shoro in | probably woll anough off to soll thoir littie bont | fco whon the spring thaw sots in, All tho ico of BOMETUING EXTRAORDINAIY. iu_taooring or smbroiduring masfine, * About **Ab, Monsiour, I was most caroful,” ro- | Keven or ~ight pounds of vork for a dollur are ono of graater burdon, requiriy, the Rhino and tho Mouso muat pass through the | The cow-stable and dwolling-houso aro undor | thirty yoars ago the guuzo trado, agnin rovived, | turned Madumo sorrowtully, 8 o mystory | suld here, aud not much over half as much can Efi:flun}.n }"‘lr.:ngflm?Olothxgllz‘um?z:ollcmfi':; nfl:; i‘é‘,‘n{.’“é“‘,’,fii’u. Ou§ of tho children guldes n: natrower Dutch yivers, or lnrl‘;n of tho Rnino, | oneroof iu Holland, Tho cows vceupy the reac; | and, togothor with the plaid or tartan trado, i3 | bLowahoguined borkuowlodge,” # Wolt Mml’n’uun,x be obtaiued for that sum in Eogland or Europe, -uclu:" From thore the great consoloay river | horeo, auother stoors, whilu the mother cooks, | which forin tho Duteh Delta, Whon it Lappons | thobutterand cheosedopartmont isin tho wuddio; | naw carried on tu some oxtont; but all of thoso | 1 avkwerod, after a fow winutos' doliboration, *wo | und nowhere os much, In nico, unlk, and - exgs, cormienced tofill up tho fih.unw son with the | washes, and sews, nnd the fathor smokos and | that tho ico of tho German Rhino gotu looss be- | aud the fanuly rosides in tho frant part of tlo | yiold at prosont to tho shawl wanufsoture, | will meot hlmlmnoluolluun hor own ground. Per- | thoy Luve the advantago of us, Ton X ¢ bousey * the bugiuosa gonerally. . ‘Ihoro aro | foro the Dutch rivers uro frao, » dum {8 formod | edifleo, whioh in constrnoted of briok, with 4 vary Whih, mtroduced about forty yonrs ago, now | mit her, if vou ploasu, to prepare another oup of | cos lows hero than In Ruglaud, THE DUINK LOSES IT8 NAME thousands of fawities thuy ralsed in Holland, | at omo poiut strotching from' ono bank to the high, pyramidal-stiapod roof, coverod with red | forms'the utuple product of Paisluy, T gon- | coifestd-nigt, 8ho will, nodoubt, count upon its | but moro than on the Continent. Witls # Juw milon bolow Oloves, at s village ocalled | Tho children aro born on » caual-boat,—ralued | other, filing np tho chapnol of tho utroam, aud | tios, Tho utate of oloanlinoss which oxistsin | eral uharwotor uf tho processs of uhawl-wouy- | offeota. Aud that uiglit'T ocelva nuothor teanie | cofao 1t s about . the same, though the Zoiouaar. Ono outlot turna duo nerth. and | on s ctuwl-boat, Whon they marry they pur- | rising in losborgs abova tho wurfavo, Iu ‘wuch | tho cow-stablo part of tho dwlliug 8 nut ex- | fng benes sl sualogy to tlat of earpot-wonv- | ing oup, ~Hut 1t wau roceived ouly. Coukuquont- | difforonco in litelo, In sugar tho iitish ain Cinptios Into the Znidor %co, 60 milos distant, | chinso & canal-boat, or thoir parouts give iho gasos, tho acouwulating wator from bohind the | aygoerated by the roports of travolora, Around [ {ng. 1n Loth custs tho warated yarny and tho | ly T wan nob found nappuyg, T had watched | u littlo botter off, tho Conlinentals & good ko two main branches, flowing wost, aro called | ono. . Thoy upond oll ehelr livos on caval-boatY | feo-blockado burata over aud (hrough tho om~ | evory houso s plautod w litto groveof troos, and | uilic wnd cotton yarns aro dyad boforo uu[nsc tu | patloutly for two tours or wuro, whon tho door | deal worso, — Coal 4 chonpor boro thns i ‘Goce the Waal and tho Lek, ' Tho former tnites with | and whon thoy die of old syo, tho ead event oo-, | bankments of the river, sud, spresding over the | on tho south Aide of it ia 8 gordon filled with | tho loom or tho sliuktle § in botl: oasos druuglitu- doftly opoved, and s palo, slotidor, litlo old | mny, and doaror than in Bapland, Morrimao or 1nulerial sbatruotod from tho bill-country, v i 1 nl-boat, try, swoops all bofore 1t ‘Ihe last s~ | flowors and emull frults, and gonorally bordered | men are eugayed to propare pattorus, whiol are | womin wrapped in o orimaon deassing-gown, | comi printa aro ehiospor horo than anywhere t’fif’,‘;‘jfi,‘: ;‘\tgrd:\'l&lr?o‘:llil;fl:tu:}efimI‘;;m::hz?xaé °“i"a.‘:‘oi.“f'.}.‘.‘;‘f"fi’z'f§:‘.,fi ara asirous ' mundation of this king ‘vecurrod In | with chesry troow, whicli s au guelly grown and | dividod fnto sagares o aoilitato the bl]uuun!;n'n and about whoso bave hoad Hontod & fou manty | Lo et on Lurovo, Thuota ura sbont the south, Tho Lelt throws off ona branch to Am. A8 NUMELOUR A6 BOADS 1799, wheu the Rhine roso 7 fost iu one | favorile frult-tres {n Lolland, On oud % OFy | ot the loom; In both cssen the woven fabrio gray locks, stole nofwolowsly into tho room, Shio | samo hero & thore, geuer: illll(ngl:l‘l;l o ::;z ! Y ord awplo means of | hour, sud poured a torront down on | for that mattor, all around the rasidunce-prowm- | passoss through & shearlug machine o out and carriod a bunch of koys and n fighted tapor in a | nro but two or throo pluces f,‘,fi{,‘:,‘;";q gxgoo,:n‘;l ".‘z‘r‘z‘;';mnqmfii:ihl:flx" g:wllto : .';'3:35;::&“&"33:’:“fi?r&'flo‘u. Alpnnmn look- t:oll&m], lm!on;l tho lco in tha Holland outlots | ius, aro ditchen,” or small canals; ko that the E;vel the wurfavo. Ono of the must marked dlf~ swmall bronzo cnmllnul{uk. Ulanlfiu tho usl)orunm- Contmont where bmwny ancetiugs nro shionper tion from the un:‘;o'tl t lar, 2:}" 3 B ing down upon Iolland from & balloon would ko | had broken up and floated off, Tho lcoborgs | Dutchman's osutlo is xoally louatod on an island, | ferenoes betwuan thom, however, {s this,—that fully behind hot, she proceedoed ut onco to the than hero, winlo in brown sbictiuys the forelgn- “Che dolta of tho Ithino, uy eshiibited on a a0 | a Nowwork of canala oxtending in every disec. | borno on tho flood crossed tho Jow flolds, swoup- | Tho valuo of tho buttor’ aud cliooso oxportad | (s shuwl has somotitnos # plan’ contre With & | cabfnot, * Cun fuln woird-looking woman bo | ors aro bettor off, Iicut for four-roomed tena- map, rogembley the L'-Z\mlu roota of .“ ine | tlon, crossing each othor ab right angloa; snd | ing wway bouses built on d{kcu. drown]uu wmeon | annually from Holluud amonnts to figured bordor at two or four of its edgon ; and | Madowolsolle Do Qray 7" I thought, gazig at | ments Is from ewo to four timoy choapor thau in “W{,lfldlmfln thuoplroou ‘fa Holland ; while | moy ug along thow would be soon the white | aud cattlo, and eprosding ruin and dovastation THILTY AMILLIONS OF DOLLANG{ in such u ondo the Lorder fn woveu au & broad the slugularappurition 1 ** No, 1t cunuot bo, Ger | Groat Briculn, and on tho Oontinent than (a ia h % lo snd shesp aold yearly | wab, containtug ssveral repetitions of the pat. | tainly, Mademoisello {8 young, This wight ba | Doston i Auatrla ftoon times ohoaper. Uard tho branchea of tho appor wators, whiol apread | malls of thousands of arafta ; and scattorod alt | over tho country, 'The danger roours every win- | and_the value of oatt e 3 Y, ¥ g fhaey eapsolully whon s hard front hea thiokly [ is 815,000,000 to 40,000,000 more, Moat uf teru, which are afiorwarda out asunder and cach | sowo bid relativo or trieid of Afadamo.” Quiokly [ also in trom once aud a Lalf to twlon as chanp In 0 et e e A ot ‘mh'.uahmu,m e | oheiva e bayciviag At 6 Lon i g g A L know hag | thadd Foodusts fod &' mickeb At bigh priasa ba | Lorm o0 60 eLawl 8dges anud molssiosaly Alb Approncad L siblash sad | Hasos and Gresh s 19 Boston o™ L