New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

| could not belieyeit. II seemed impossible that
so small IA rna.. Of nov. ,noviu. AZ such dist
,rce could cause such a c1mmotion. cast my
,.,cs a,,.,I IN every d,recfiou % discover some
| o-bsr ca,,.a L,, could .oe -ofi,o~: and In tre
,,,..,.,ir,. ,,.. ,'o;-s ,...ol ,I., locked agsir
49,. N,,.f.o,, and tao ,s.c.4s. tc. had ceased
90 a...
/ N,ller NOW bade me nr.linr rnv car5ae. and
.~hsrre fl in die air. Tie report OF the expio-
.io- which q, fir.r seemed 20 me fscber than on
"a, rl,ir had uo sooner reached the moguiai.,
/ rha, 3, va. r.,srrrd wild. loud echo; and tfen
20 itsla., rcyerbcrat.an. Il rumbling ihandcr nc
ccedcd. similar o. tla, produced by The avalanche
/ ,,a. al cot,r.c I rrel 20 believe what NIler lad
! ,od me.
/ " remained nearly an hour, admirln- the mag
nideer, view hcse presented 20 us. after which 80
continued our ROME uatii wc reached '-l highest
point Of the yeaeeaalp
Before descending ON The opposite side 81 the
mountain. we .topued 10 iake "a !a,t l10h Of fac
cou,ir, we had PASSED. end first glance n; the
ore w. were about 20 enter. ] Observed that we
wcrr standing in circle. some thirty feet in cir
cumfarcuce, which, although r.. borders and tAe
e.-th beyond were covered win ac1mite. purple
geu,an asd alpine roses, va = barren I'D sry
~ those spots in forest where ctafcoa. ha, been
uaie. y usual, turned 10 Nl.icr for an cxp.a-
ton &c tbs phenomenon aud Ac very reluctantly
related the following tradition; but 30 Justice 10
him J must say that be- protested his own disbelief
OF what be- about To- communicate.
Formerly there lived III tbc valley Of Gadmiu a
bold imam, rhO wa very powerful On tie magic art
and who bad ali manner OF ANIMALS IN -u'gecron
under BIN. Ca every night That interviewed Dee
tween saturday ana sunday nc '''..' together %"
'lc highest mountain, sometime t'i- bears song
iinHs the eagles sometimes the iI"nt-, etc. etc.
w., 81 .tffI nd rf ta tst
place where be stood, which circle The animal,
dared rot c4oss. and issued u, commands. These
wor- Immediately executed throughout iLe Ohcr-
and. One n..'i however. when the dragon, and
-errcnis wcr, takiu, their turn Of service Ar come
mardrd such things thai they refused 10 Obey him.
Tie magician, curJsed a. t.c.i oh-uno~y, lad %
course 20 ~hnrm. thal Zee bad never Lciore ven
iured upon for hc wus aware equally, oi their
guilt and ihci, potency. Scarcely bad lhr cahi-
li.iic words passed bis lip. ben two dl CONS de-
rached themselves from ihc group of r-p.ics that
surrounded hi'n, and moved qaichl toward uogfl-
boring cavern. lie supposed That obey ere al olt
10 obey him, bat they soon re-aPpeored. bearing
oa thelr backs on enormous serpent with eyes
glowing Ike ca'bueclcs, and wearing on is head
acrowno diamonds. lh's was ne King OF the
basi'I>h' Inc DRAGONS approached the magic CIT
Gle, aod, hitns iheir sovereign hsh IN the an
'lTc" han within TIE me- winch he mus "a' ct"-
hled t. Pas- without to"chine. Inc magician bad
barely i'm" to SIN h'in>'t with the cross n;d OK
clam IGm losN 90 the moro" hewa' found dead
VIM" t'' ''''I"" 'ro", "hicn ever since h'-
'u'''u W." per l''"'i ''''',y ,
-" va o', " nv "a
'p"' anu CONTINUING our Io''F '"""'" "'l""''
t'' '11'n'" 1t '' ''''N' "I,""I' 'ii'tD'''e,in-
e'hcf ,ie Mn- OF f'''" 81 'he p''',.N'' ",
stopped at an inn long enough to order dinner ana
hon lr,coedrd AZ ones, IA the ri ocirr viichi- d.f-