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FANNY kENmE BurLER's RrrEN.
rANcr.-ln hcrrcecnt diary ofay years res
idcnco in Rome GA Year Of Consolation y
Just republshed, this remarkable lady lin
passing through the uncomfortable journey
in Franee) makes this wholesome COMES
sion;


Il had travelled more on the Continent
before ! went 10 America, | should have
been infinitely less surprised and amazed
than | was atihe various unpleasant peeu.
laraies of its inhabitants.


oh, my poor dear American fellow cili.
zensl how humbly, on my kuees, ! do beg
your pardon for all the rcproaches have
lcyeiled against your national diversion OF
splitting. and the consequent Glib which you
create around you. Here ! sal in the cab
in ofthis boat, surrounded by men hawking
and splitting, aud whereas, splIloons have
been hitherto the hanc Of my life in the
United states a spiltoon here TO day would
have been the JOY Of my heart and the de.
light ofmy eyes. How thought, too, of
the honor and security in which a woman
might traverse alone from Georgia 10 Maine
that vast country, certain Of assistance, at
tcniion. tho most respectful ciyiliiy, the
mo.i humane protection, from every man
she meets, without the lear Of INJURY or ia
suit, screened by the most sacred care from
even the appearance Of neglect or i'm
porlnencc,--liayelling alone with as much
safety and comfort as though she were the
sister or the daughter Of every man she
meets"