BRUSSELS. BRUSSELS & THE RHINE. "The best way to visit the Rhine from England is to go by Belgium and its Railways."-Murray's Northern Germany. 1 ROUTE. Leave Charing Cross, Cannon Street, Victoria, or Ludgate Hill Stations at 7 40 morn. or 8 35 night, for Dover and Calais; reach Brussels at 6 9 evening, or 647 morn. Fare, £2 10s. 11d. EXAMINATION OF BAGGAGE in winter takes place at Blandin; in summer at Brussels. 2 ROUTE. Leave Charing Cross, London Bridge, Victoria, or SEA PASSAGE.-Owing to the smallness and swiftness of the Steamers, passengers are liable to be wetted by the spray or waves, and should therefore provide themselves with a change of raiment in a small hand-bag, to avoid continuing the journey in wet clothes. BE RUSSELS now being the centre whence the great lines of Railway communicate with the principal towns of the north and south of Germany, Switzerland, and France, it has become a favourite place of resort with English travellers en route to or from England. Express Trains leave Brussels at 9 43 a.m. and 10 35 p.m., via Louvain, or 12 30 noon by Namur and the picturesque route of the Meuse, to Cologne, in six hours, in correspondence with trains thence to Bremen, Berlin, Dresden, Frankfort, Vienna, and all the Baths of Germany. An Express Train also leaves Brussels at 6 30 a.m. and 12 30 noon by the new route through the Ardennes for Treves and the Moselle to Coblentz or direct to Strasburg and Bâle. In addition to these advantages which Brussels affords of being the high road to the above places, it is one of the most beautiful and healthy of cities in Europe, which no one should pass by without visiting, if they can possibly spare the time. BRUSSELS-Hotel de l'Europe-PLACE ROYALE, In a fine, Open, and Healthy Situation. FOR FAMILIES, PRIVATE OR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. Excellent accommodation and moderate charges, civility and attention recommend this Hotel to the esteemed patronage of English and American visitors. Most of the rooms overlook the Place Royale and the Park. The situation of this favourite Hotel, facing the South and South-west, immediately opposite the new palace of the Count and Countess de Flandres, is highly desirable, gay, and warm, the air pure and salubrious and the view of the beautiful Palace Royale and Park always cheerful and animated. Families or gentlemen can pre-engage rooms by letter or telegram, or always secure the first choice by proceeding by cab direct to the Hotel de l'Europe, immediately on the arrival of the Train. First Table d'hote at 5 o'clock; second Table d'Hote at 7 15 for travellers from London via Calais or Ostend. Master and Attendants speak English. Tourists or parties merely passing through Brussels, or wishing to spend only a few hours in the interval between the departure of trains, can have refreshments or dinners at any hour. NOTICE.-Gentlemen intending to honour the HOTEL DE L'EUROPE with their patronage are respectfully urged not to allow themselves to be deterred from so doing by persons on board steamers, in trains or omnibuses, or touters, and porters at the stations, interested in other establishments. The English Four-Horse Mail Coaches start from this Hotel for Waterloo every morning at 9 and 10, and return to the Hotel at 4 in the afternoon, in time for the Table d'Hote at 5 o'clock. Private Carriages can be had for the new route through the wood. WATERLOO [M-29. BREMEN. HOTEL DE L'EUROPE.-C. A. Schulze, Proprietor. One of the best Hotels in the North of Germany, is situated on the Boulevards, close to the station, post-office, and exchange. The rooms are carpeted and furnished in the best English style. English and French Journals are taken in. Advantageous arrangements can be made with families remaining any length of time. Warm and Cold Baths. [M-27. BRUGES. OTEL DE COMMERCE, near the Grande Place and the Railway Station, ments, its excellent accommodations, good cuisine and wines. An elegant omnibus conveys travellers to and from the Railway Station. The Proprietor, in recommending this old-established Hotel to the notice of visitors, begs they will not permit themselves to be misled by touters. [M-28. BRUSSELS. WILTCHER'S ENGLISH PRIVATE HOTEL, 25, RUE MARIE DE BOURGOGNE, Is situated in the most fashionable part of Brussels, and is patronised and highly recommended by large numbers of the English nobility and gentry. Arrangements can be made at 4s. 6d. per day, including Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Bed-room, and the use of Sitting-rooms. Mr. and Mrs. WILTCHER are English, and can give Clergymen's and other references if required. Letters by post immediately replied to. [M-30. MANUFACTORY.-Ladies desirous of purchasing the Brussels and Valenciennes Lace, or Mechlin Point, are invited to visit the Celebrated Establishment of Mr. O. DE VERGNIES ET SŒURS, 26, Rue des Paroissiens, near the Cathedral of St. Gudule, where they may witness the process of manufacturing lace of the finest texture, and inspecting an unrivalled stock of Royal Black Lace, and various articles of the Richest and Newest Patterns, at fixed prices. This house is the recipient of the Prize Medal of the Great Exhibition, the Gold Medal of the Belgian Government, and was awarded the first medal at the late Universal Exhibition at Paris. Visitors should be particular in not mistaking the House, or confounding this Establishment with others, which may be easily avoided, as the NAME IS ON THE DOOR. M. O. de Vergnies et Sœurs, successors of Mr. Vanderkelen Bresson, who was also awarded the First Class Medal at the Paris Exhibition. CALAIS. [M-31. HOTEL DESSEIN.-L. DESSEIN, the Proprietor, has the honour to inform his numerous patrons, and travellers in general, that since the 1st of JANUARY, 1861, his establishment has been transferred to the HOTEL QUILLAC, which has been entirely newly doneup, and which has taken the name of "HOTEL DESSÉIN." The premises of the old Hotel Dessein having been purchased by the town of Calais, it ceases to be an hotel for travellers. [M-32. CANNES. ENGLISH HOUSE, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENCY, RUE DE FREJUS, DIRECTED BY JOHN TAYLOR, WINE MERCHANT. In the SAME ESTABLISHMENT will be found AN ENGLISH READING-ROOM. [M-33. CHAMBERY. DE FRANCE, Quay Nesin-Mr. CHIRON, Proprietor. establishment, in an open, airy situation, close to the Railway Station. A new Large and small apartments, scrupulously clean. Table d'Hôte at 11 and 6 o'clock. [м-34. CHERBOURG. GRAND HOTEL DE L'UNIVERS. FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN. OMNIBUS TO AND FROM EACH TRAIN. COBLENTZ. [M-35. HOTEL DE BELLE VUE. MR. M. HOCHE, Proprietor.-This favourite and first-class Hotel, with which the Hotel des Trois Suisse, entirely refitted, has recently been incorporated, is pleasantly situate, close to the landing-place of the steam-boats, facing the Rhine, and commanding a most beautiful view of the Castle of Ehrenbreitstein. This magnificent establishment is fitted up in a very superior style, and conducted in a manner to deserve the patronage it enjoys among the English nobility and gentry, who will find it a most desirable residence for comfort and accommodation-which nothing can surpass-and for civility and attention. [M-36. COLOGNE. HOTEL DISCH, in BRIDGE STREET. This first-class well-known Hotel is most centrally situated, close to the Cathedral, the Central Railway Station for Berlin, Paris, Brussels, Calais, and Bonn Railways, the Quay of the Rhine Steamers, the new Tubular Bridge over the Rhine, &c. Superior accommodation and comfort will be found here for Families, Tourists, and gentlemen passing through Cologne, en route to or returning from the Rhine, the North of Germany, tc. Messrs. DISCH & CAPELLAN keep a large assortment of the best stock of Rhine and Moselle wines for wholesale. The Hotel Omnibus conveys passengers to and from the Railway Stations. [M-37. H° OTEL DU NORD.—The only first-class Hotel contiguous to the Central Station, the Cathedral, and the Rhine. 200 Rooms and Saloons. Fine view over the Rhine. Garden and Baths. French Cook. Omnibuses at every train. Sale of choice Rhine Wines for exportation. &c. English spoken. Tariffs in every room. [M-38. HOTEL ERNST, FRANKGASSE 3 and 5, COLOGNE. This first-class new-established Hotel is most conveniently situated in the centre of the town, facing the Cathedral, and at one minute's walk froin the central Station for all parts of the Continent. The proprietor of this Hotel, in soliciting the patronage of railway travellers, assures families, tourists, and commercial gentlemen, that he hopes to merit their confidence by attention, cleanliness, and moderate charges. -C. ERNST. [M-39 THE HOTEL DE HOLLANDE is delightfully situated opposite the starting and landing-place of the Rhine Steamers, and by the new throughfare only three minutes from the Railway and Cathedral. The apartments are furnished with English comfort, being carpeted throughout, and suited to large families, as well as single gentlemen. It offers from its Belvedere, built in the veranda style, as well as from its windows, the finest view of the Rhine, and a panorama of Cologne. The accommodation will be found to combine comfort and cleanliness, a perfect cuisine and exquisite wines-attentive servants-and moderate charges. Omnibuses and private carriages attached to the Hotel. [M.40. HOTEL DE BELLE VUE.-MR. J. HENRION, Proprietor. This firstclass and splendid hotel is situated by the side of the Rhine, at Deutz, opposite Cologne, and commands beautiful views of the Cathedral of Cologne. The accommodation is unsurpassed, there being extensive suites of apartments elegantly furnished for Families, and comfortable rooms, saloons, &c. for Gentlemen. Patronised by Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Owing to the completion of the New Bridge and Central Railway Station, Deutz has become a desirable residence for Visitors. Within a few minutes' walk or ride of the Central Station, it is quiet and free from the noise of that locality. Omnibuses to and from each train. During the summer months a band of music plays in the garden of the Hotel. (M-41. COLOGNE-Continued. HOTEL DU DOM, situated in view of the Cathedral, one minute from the Central Railway Station, and opposite the New Rhine Bridge; central to the Curiosities also; both excellent and very reasonable (breakfast, 1 fr.; dinner, 24 fr.; chamber, 1 to 2 fr.) In the elegant Café joined to the Hotel, are 65 English, French, Russian, Italian, Dutch, and German Journals. [M-42. EAU AU DE COLOGNE.-Travellers are frequently importuned by officious persons offering to direct or accompany them to this or that vendor of the celebrated perfume; and as there are upwards of sixty manufacturers of this article, we have deemed it right to try the qualities of veral samples, and having submitted them to good connoisseurs, we recommend, in full confidence,the establishment of JOHANN ANTON FARINA, known by the name of the City of Milan, 129, High-street (IIochstrasse), and 3A, Domkloster (established June, 1695)-a descendant of the original Farina family, and purveyor to most of the reigning monarchs of Europe, and who obtained the "Mention Honourable" at the Paris Exhibition, and First Prize at the London Exhibition, 1862. [M-43. CONSTANCE. HOTEL DU BROCHET (HECHT HOTEL)-First-class Establishment, situated opposite the Harbour and the Lake. Excellent Pension. Table d'Hôte at One and Five o'clock. Spacious house, very clean, quiet, and well furnished. The Proprietor has the sole right of fishing in the Rhine. Boats and all appliances for fishing. Prices very moderate. French and English Papers. [M-44. A CREUZNACH. PRIVATE HOTEL DHEIL SCHMIDT. VERY highly recommended Family Hotel, newly furnished with elegance and comfort. The house is entirely surrounded by a large and beautiful garden, and is situated close to the Kurhaus, Telegraph, and Railway Stations. Excellent cuisine. Good Wines. Moderate charges. Table d'Hôte. Private Dinners. Restaurant à la carte. Reduced charges in the winter. [M-45. HOT DARMSTADT. FOTEL DARMSTAEDTER HOF.-A first-rate Hotel of old standing, superior accommodation for Gentlemen or Families. Two Coffee Rooms, excellent Table d'Hôte; Suites of Apartments with every comfort in the English style, at moderate charges. L. WIENER, Proprietor. N.B.-This Hotel has been established more than half a century ago by the father of the present Proprietor. A lengthened residence in England enables Mr. WIENER to give especial satisfaction to English travellers. [M-46. Private Sitting Rooms for Families; Children and Servants, half-price. [M-47 DIEPPE-Continued. FOTEL ROYAL, facing the Beach, the Bathing Establishment, and the Parade, is one of the most pleasantly situated Hotels in Dieppe, commanding a beautiful and extensive view of the sea. Families and gentlemen visiting Dieppe will find at this establishment elegant, large, and small apartments, and the best of accommodation at very reasonable prices; the refreshments, &c., are of the best quality. Table d'Hôte and private Dinners. [M-48. RAND HOTEL DES BAINS, fronting the Sea, the Bath Establishment, GE and close to the Custom House, is unrivalled for its situation and its excellent accommodation. For many years this favourite Hotel has been patronised by the majority of English visitors to th fashionable watering-place of "La Belle Normandie." The Proprietor, MR. MORGAN, is most obliging Prices will be found very moderate. Table d'Hôte at 6 o'clock. [M-49. DIJON. FOTEL DU JURA.-M. DAVID, Proprietor.-This first-rate Hotel is the Rooms for Families. Table d'Hôte. Private Carriages for Hire by the hour. English Newspapers. Omnibuses to convey Passengers to and from each Train. English spoken. The greatest attention is paid to English Visitors. Divine Service celebrated in the Hotel from the 1st of May to the end of November by a Minister supplied by the Evangelical Society. [M-50. DRESDEN. H OTEL DE SAXE.-This greatly renowned and remarkable first-rate Hotel, kept by Mrs. DORN and her two Sons, has been recently enlarged and embellished; it contains now One Hundred and Fifty comfortable Front Rooms with Two Hundred Beds; and is situated in the centre of the town, on the New Market, in the vicinity of the Royal Theatre, the Belvedere, the Picture Gallery, the Royal Palace, the Armoury, &c., and will be found deserving the patronage of the English nobility and gentry. Table d'Hôte in the splendid and airy Dining-room, first floor, which is known to be the best in the town, at one and four o'clock. In the winter season the most fashionable Concerts are performed there. Private Dinners and à la carte at any hour. Elegant Carriages belonging to the Hotel to be let at the common tariff. Reading and Smoking Rooms. winter, Apartments are let at moderate prices, and Single Gentlemen will find a nice and comfortable room on the third or fourth floor, including service, Breakfast (Coffee or Tea), and Dinner at Table d'Hôte, for 6 francs a-day. [M-51. HOT In OTEL ZUM GOLDNEN ENGEL (ANGEL HOTEL), 4, 5, 6, WILSDRUF-FERSTRASSE.-Jos. HEURION, Proprietor.-.This first-rate Hotel is pleasantly situated in a central and healthy locality, with large rooms well ventilated and fitted up with every convenience and comfort. It is close to the English Chapel, has been considerably enlarged and totally re-organised of late, and offers now advantages second to none of the kind in the metropolis. Unexceptionable references given to persons of quality in Germany, Russia, and Poland. Jos. Heurion is desirous of getting up a connexion among the nobility and gentry of England. Terms moderate, particularly in winter. English spoken. English Newspapers and Periodicals. DUSSELDORF. [M-157. HOTEL BREIDENBACH.-Mr. CAPELLAN, Proprietor. This favourite and well-known Hotel is in the best and most agreeable part of the Allee, the principal promenade of the town, close to the beautiful Park, and a short distance from the landing-place of the steamers. It is most centrally situate, about midway between the Railway Stations for Aix-la-Chapelle, Cologne, Elberfeld, and Berlin. It is also within a few doors of Mr. Schulte's Exhibition, or Gallery of Modern Paintings. Her Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria, and Prince Albert, honoured this Hotel with their presence en route to Berlin, August, 1858. Extensive accommodation for Families and Gentlemen. [M-52, |