Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

From our Evening culton OF yesseosy.l
NEW YORK. August IA, 1897.
In a room Of one Of our hotels, which had recently
been occupied BY a stranger, was found Pacsas1.
taining number of letters, which was supposed 70 nave
been left by accident The following is cop9 y ''
In the SERIES
OF The Christian Hegira.
To Achmet Ali, Physician Vi Constantaople. ii;
have been in this city very near siA a"a 49,
will be expected that in all this time have made some
nrof,hle remark ON the OF the Americans-the
intrieues of their potcans-and the strength OF Tue
Republic. Some observations nave aileauy Io'lliu q
n;cated 10 the ministers of the Divan, and to others OF
nv friends al the Sublime Port. All my letters are
made common the happy slaves OF him who rules the
world Thou hast heard of the reign OF Andrew the
Soldier whose power expired in the beginning OF the
third moon not however, with the bowstring for he
still lives his in retirement These turbulent de-
ocrats talk loud of his administration, and arragn his
public acts with much freedom if they were not
slaves They openly dispute his right to appoint ms
successor and yet with the most marvellous forbear-
he allows them to their heads He has pull
ed down the paper temple that contained the Idols OF
this republic His subjects dared TO oppose his VIII
this question, whether 1t should still continue
the religion of the state whereupon he drew his syne
in Just rage and by the Eternal that ne would
hew il down himself retire 10 the happy plans OF
Arabia
This temple contained all his treasures which he
drew out ere he gave the final blow, and distributed
them among his devoted servants and allowed all
his subjects . maketheir ewn money Every man consi
S'1~A
as if he had been transported to Paradise.
But il so happened that none were left to cultivate
the soil for who would work when money could be
made so easy man that could write fast would make
ms much money after dinner the Sultan expended in
all his wars think OF that dear Achmet, but do not
yield thy admiration until relate to thee the sequel
AT length, all had money and nothing else, and when
proposed buy bread of his neighbour and offered
him whole stacks of money, lie replied no-I will give
thee stacks for stacks they began discover that they
could not eat money, and all cried out what shall we
do and Martin, the reignng prince, seeing this diem
has called counsel together to consult on the sub
ject
This Martin is a wary and subtle monarch and fet-
his subjects by making them think that they rule.
IL thought that he The bottom Of all the mea-
of the las, reign, bu cautious he in
muting himself that should they evil, he will
propose darling remedy and talk of patriotism
and il that fail he will slip his head out of the moose like
the Gothic audius in honorable cause, whod de-
precated the of the Roman people by saying,
!" remember ,hat am the successor of Gallienus"
| have much write to thee on this subectbut
shall defer another time. My time here is spent
among all characters and in all places. Sometimes find
myself in company with who engross all the
versaton. and talk of nothing but money and stocks
others with big whiskers hollow heads breathe
nothing but empty tatte of garments fashions guns,
high heeled boots hounds and pomatum for the hair
Again others train puppies to follow them through the
streets companions, and many times have been puZ
zled 10 know which was the owner An instance of this
kind happened dandy public promenade called
the Battery Perhaps you do not understand me when
speak Off dandy we have such animal in the Sui
tans doranions Its species of biped enveloped
the chin in leather cloth and starch together with the
wristbands and collar &c shirt
II sometimes wears quizzing glass suspended from
the neck, which and lifts the eye with
the initiative grace OF monkey IL sometimes talks of
love IN drawing nasal tone and fains at the sight of
dirty sweep IL also exposes a white rag between the
folds of its covering, which these nfdes call hand
kerchief Such is brief sketch of the animal speak Of
one Of whcs entered the promenade followed by pup
nc akpfrh fnrr lapa / He yVns sim
of fashion and taste. and seemed taors walking sign,
a very block witch the barber and boot black had
placed the choicest stamps and sent it forth to admire IL
self bur IL doomed awful fate for scarce had
il entered the gate when its companion became very
annoying by its familiarity. IL had been raining and
the ground wet asd the little dog frisked and
jumped upon his light pantaoons he attempted to coax
him of, and seemed TO wrhe in agony OF despair
Al length he jumped upon of the benches but the
dog followed HIM there and to complete his shame,
Stopped with his dirty paw, directly upon his shining
.1t. This much, and he sank down senseless
under the disgrace. number Of ladies being
him tie time. and who seemed TO feel strong sym
patty Jr his misfortune, TO his assistance One of
them attempted % loosen his cravat IN order to pro-
respiration. when 10, his collar and bosom came
OFT md he only revived experience fresh torture
however they kindly adjusted his dicksy, and spoke
soft words 20 him they gently raised him from
the ground They then took string and tied round the
dogs neck and fastened the end of his cane, and
pang the other end in his hand. escorted the pair off
the Battery and left him. hss protected from the gross
familiarity Of his companion to find his way home, and
relate his adventures To his dear mamma.
One day saw, in a public hotel, a lady dressed in
the robes Of the Grecian Venus and caressng lapdog
on her fair bosom 4 tell thee, dear Achmet it made
blush women IN public dressed in the robes
Of the seraglio ! cannot ut present send thee any
more Of American affairs. God q ant thee long
and happy lite, ia favor Of the Grand Signior.
THE TURKISH Spy.
FASHIONS FOR JULY.-LoSDoS WALKING DRESS
Black silk robe the border trimmed with single deep
Grape hounce, headed BY Grape ruche Corsage high
and plain with hchu Ia paysanne of Grape, finished
by full trimming Of the The sleeves easy, but
vide. are trimmed the upper part with three
falls ~ Grape Cufs and solar white Grape the latter
fastened ~ ict hrooch Black Grape drawn bonnet
wdcopcn brn, anil low crown the latter trimmed with
Grape knots. Black silk gloves.
LOSDos EyTSISc DREss.-Black Grape robe a
black sssnei Sip, the border is trimmed with single
founce beaded by rouleau The corssge is of the
height those made In VERGE, but is draped
in the fan style III the Short sleeves made lit
de ulncss the shoulder the remainder arranged in
triple founce. Elizabeth ruff of white Grape. The
hair arranged IN loose rnges the sides and turned
up In low bow behind Jet necklace and brooch
Black tx gloves.
FREScH FAsHIoSs-PuBLIc Promenade Dress
Pou de oie robe the ground emersld green striped
IN darker shade Of green. The border is trimmed
with hounces disposed in dents de loup; the
t..I. h.xt.