New-York tribune., 1841-08-06

: 80 bev proceeded the speakers turned the
rle of a rugged part OF the mountain ana the loving
O. ve we had left hal. mile from there three hours De
e suddenly Joined They were as lively and good
ever and carried along their load OF sticks with
tine rlee of children play Finding ourselves invaded IN
b;. ylyan retirement proceeded Chamber up the hli
on our way home followed by perevering friends the
Morecas Moras the Spanards term them ne way
is rough and difficult for such OF Us as were used 10
mountain path and dizzy steep and unencumhered with
loads or what almost had those prePosterous haique.
The poor wives of the gardener toed up the hill under both
these disadvantages. requested the Hebrew VINO was ou
interpreter for the day. assist them but fieiot ih' ne
was he was proud to find Para than himself
and declined affecting however fear ms services would
not be taken in good part My then rendered ms ooy
h galantTv the youngest wso soon attained te of o
the hill She expressed surprise al the ccu. lance
and more when she aid the elder to raise the load Oh
sticks 10 her head and asked whether had done any
thing OF the kind country his question was ol-
lowed y number of Others that proved the perfect ubord
nation OF the sex here She inquired for example ny has
band ever struck met vain attempted 10 make
her comprehend the mpossibity Of gentleman striking
woman " If she offended him. what then did he make his
servants chastise her. like Sultan " assured her hG'
was even more The question: but that probably LOOK
or word OF dappobaiion might in!ilct severe and
lasting nan on Christian lady than blow would on her
The elder rnocked the idea Of caring for the dpeasure OF
man no could withhold food and clothing from his wife
nor strike divorce her even take another one ne
Younger said that was the Christians did not love their
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man has r-h treasure he hides it whore can find
it; but Christians let their women walk unveiled in the
market place. and speak any other men lhe custom OF
giving lady also touched upon as deroSa'"Fy
10 the III gn;tv of our sovereign lords.
Tnt personal chas,sement considered the right of the
husband to nc and leaves degradation on the wife TO
receive there n be no doubt, but how general be the
practice hard to saw The Aoors mild in their inter
course with each other and their character soiens IN effect
their harsh theory. Ii said that women are much better
treated than hey hall century The presence OF
the Consular families many their cities as probably done
much toward this hut the light OF liberation Is breaking over
the whole world whichever urn some traces OF lis
henienan, Influences are visible. After enshenng lis with
rega! to the deporabe neglect the Christian ladies' expert.
encqd from their ege lords these Treasures OF the Harem
adjusted their bundles of sticks on their heads and returned
home with comfortable conviction of the superior felicity OF
their lot They esteemed because they could b"
beaten and they esteemed they mpris-
soned US closely their husband could afford maintain
them All this quite fair and logical and ii would be
unjust deprive them OF the benefits OF the conclusion so
without seeking disturb them in it, said to then what
il * bish time "a saw to vau-Adios. JosEPHISE.