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the traveller has so often TO complain in England,


where, after emptying the contents of your trunks
upon the floor, weighing your books, and exarnin-
| ing every article piecemeal, the knaye has often
! the impudence 20 ask you TO remember him, as he
terms il, with half-crown, as If The annoyance he
had given We're not sufficient TO one TO hold
him and his whole tribe in abhorrence for ever.
But to return. In one corner of the room were
| some half dozen sunburRt danes seated upon
their barrows, casting wistful, watchful eye
upon the baggage and its owners. They resem-
bled the bronzed and muscular forms of fe-
male aberisenes, who may be seen carrying their
poultry and venison to the market of the villages
| Of the Western frontiers. Tedious as their occu-
patton Is, they DO not want for physical ferce to
perform it, as we had an opportunity of judging
from the manner in which they handled our lug
gage. One with my trunk placed on her barrow,
fastened to the shoulders, walked of with as much
unconcern as Shawncse Squaw with her papoose
flashed to her back.


In passing through the streets, we saw numbers
of the peasant women, with short gowns, some
what in the mode of Fanny Esler, and sai5ots, or
wooden shoes, turned up like au Indian canoe, on
their way market, with loads of vegetables sui-
cient to test the strength of an Irish peddler.-
Some, however, were seated upon their load,
placed on little donkeys, in appearance quite dis
proportionate to the animal. strength; others
could boast of horse and cart from which they


looked down with an air of proud superiority
upon their more humble rivals. Their dress, or
at least that Of the head, which, from time imme-
mortal, has enjoyed monopoly of honors, exinb-
tied something of tho aristocratic feelings OF It's
wearer. 1t consisted of tall, thrce-storied cap,
towering upwards and backwards in the form of q
sugar-loaf, or the triple of His Holiness the
Pope. The ornaments lavished upon the animal
spoke much in favor of the affection, if not of the
taste, of its mistress, which must have been mod
eed upon that of the patriarch, for the animal was
literally covered with profusion of bosses of cot
ton of divers colors. Fancy with what an air of
dsdain she looks upon the poor alGrchand, toiling
under heavy load, and with what ali air of supe-
rioriy she regards her of the donkey, in the man.
ner Of some old duchess who can trace her gene
alogy up to Noah, positively a little beyond
Here is the aristocracy of low life. J. w. D.