Foreign Correspondence.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

  GENTLEMEN:--Our ride to this capital, especially the Belgian part of it, was through fields rich in the growths of grains and grass, where no fence or hedge separated the lands of different owners, or scarcely parted them from our iron road; where the bright, benignant trees stood up in long ranks, and gracefully curved on many a bank; where spires and half-hidden towns planted themselves, near by and in the distance, now on the right hand and now on the left; where the plain spread itself out and met no hill, and where women and men, and again women, had already begun to shout home the harvest.