The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-11

Unioni where, By OyrrcrOp1iag, tLsJ -1Fu ~
hsusIsd their feruhty
Lieut. Lynch, on his wzy 20 smyrna, vi. ,sc
Turkey, where he g.eaas1 some information
relative TO the cultivation ,i c5-5a o.. ia.
country, iniersstiugto our people 90 acc--a,.f
is incidental connection Si.l Consequence o..
JOrtant 10 argro slavery l-r-. H .-z-s.st
farm Of 2,cUO ceres. on watch D.. Dsv-. u
south Caro.ia.. ullivatrs the cotton p.aa- -ssf
san Stsiano:
"Dr. Davis has broug ht s,rn- Of --s sE1 s-7ss
from the United S-ai5s. Wn5 ale .--i z--..--
d win the cotton culture - i-- .-.- .-ry
mere traasPositIon OF slavery lr..a one ..l--
lry TO oEO-h-r, th- very acJ oil r-a.Fa. .-l seer.
anty OF smauC I1aiiOn Co tI- slave Z .1s
Of the OuOrhaa Empire, 40 one Sr,1.l , ...'
can be held n SLAYER, iJr O. F-!.. -,.=-..s
seven years. Should .Hy CO .u-- q o. --..-
plant succeed IN this r.. goa, ser, Macy ,-.--
sands Of additional hands HIl lu r-1a-- o.
mat event, the Ottoman e. pre- A.t ---,--.a
most elig Ole hei1 Tor the lm=.il- .--. -
condition OF the free negro of our 40 --...-s.
la Turkey, every c0.0rrl person --
y the government receives u1-.-.- --s-i.
tud % a slave, IS smanC pa.-- -- CO.. "a .-...-
1f seven years, ~ Eyu Dee lru-ru-s - DC --F
Jffice beneath The Sovereignty. Aals 90 ~
hIgh dignitsries Of tnr empire wel- Es{
slaves; me present G0veru0r ID -lr Ds--ll-.-
is a black, anc va, a shore time si-.-, .----
from seryituoe. There IS here OBJ q-.--s
lOundeG On distinction Of color ln- ..---i
Of prsfrrmrnt are open 70 oil 1a- -- h.t
most skiliiUl, sccOmPilsael, uul F----'r--. Dr.
ais cOmpiuIiOa futlyi uToSa " -.--A. .' -l''
certain Of Success.
AS the consumption Of the necsssar.7 -
ever Increase ia pr0pOruon O. Co. i.--. %
their production, and a. Ilrk-y c-1l... i't
ceBteTy 10 cCme, uncsr any pos, ....i 80
sufficient cotton for one asf gi urf 9o4la.--i
she Cannot become a rival N Inc c0--1a ..s.a--
On the contrary, Us geuvra. tu.r5---..- ''
fabric for domestic SzaT, would c-sa.-- -e..i.-
ar transeeading the home supply, alc al. p.
mart be Thereby OPENED % th- cotton pc --.'
The southern an southwestern s.a-rs. A.-'-.
cotton Is fast supetcvclug sDs -s al .T...
domestic apparel a the IarS 'h t5ai-.'-'
He IeiI Acre in AprI, l,+,, s.-1 s.'.s--
Arabs and a. many Americans. TAXI. WIZ
them two metal boals, On .rucss, -'a'- p
csmels. In thges days they rrzsHe1 'as '7l''
Galiiee. Ga The lake they .aGlcAe- me 10,
boats, and proceeded 70 oescsa1 the J-'--- p
,he Dead Sea. They accomplish b. ---'
days this descent Of the stream Tie .-.'-
thus describes the entrance into tAe Desc 80.
"a fresh northwest N,u- Vas b.os.ls is -
rounded the point. The sea c7aunar- p "
with the increasing y nc, which g-as'f.i
snsd TO a gate, and presented 81 e. -i's-
face OF f5amllg briae; toe spray -''.'
as Il fell, ieft demonstrations ul SAL 'f.-
clothes, our hands, and Lees; and Hl''
veyed prickly sensation SheressI ID 49,,
the skin, ives, above 81, exercising F'-
the eyes The b0aIs, heavily .a-e1' ~ -
slaggishly al first, bat "a hen ih- Wl.e il''-
60 IN its fisFcsn-ss from the cetsiiy o. '-'
Ter, Il seemed as il the.F boss w-rs sl'e4-r
iug the siedge hammers OF tue L'1aas
the opposing waves % al angfy sea. ,....,sty
AZ tsnlss Il seemed - % Jne treaa Az
frOwnvd upon our Efforts 10 navigate
creation Of his wraIl. There = -
among tie Arabs that no one can Vs ''-'. =
this sea and live Repeal. ely, nc ii.7 "a
tigan and MOlynesux had Be- a ciis1 !, ..,rt
The first enc spent few GAYS 'hs '-s- -
twenty hours, and Tsioraed 20 ne P'--Is
whence he embarked, without iaa1i's -.
shores. Oas was found d!,sg uPol -
tbs other expired 10 NOvembrr last '.-i. 80,
liz after his return OF fever coniraeisa
waters. But, although thr "a ma -.
aspect, M The i'el'sN No..
sharp sad iaeineTated, looinel 'rii..-~ -.
SIDE, and salt and ashes miagird VII l..-7ls
and ieiid sglphufous sPHngs tr'cA''s - -
ravines, we oid not despair; a. r.
not iprrifsd--leaTinE The sorsi, 81 Pc. -,
Ihe bssl--ws prepare 20 speed a eisaii
upon the drssfiesl wssie ws aao s' So
The foilowing was tas virW i-e-A 'I'''
storage off UsdOm; ..
II was indeed a scene % uaHniiigsisl o''1 =,
lion. On one sid-, rugged AID waf'n' - -..,.,ss
.at mountaia Of Usdam, Win ~ col'S'e-,
pillar, which r-miaded us al isssl 81 ~ ',,rrv
Iroohe of the plain; on the olnef Srfs ...-,s
and barren cliff Of N5so, ia oae q az 80
,f which the Il gitivs Log iOo1d shsi,sl' 80.
.outh was an extensive aat, iaisrseS.s1 -.
gish drains, with the high bills OF E-'. -, -
sirding the salt plain ware the isia' Il tbs
,eatediy overthrow their enemies ana -.
aoT,h was the calm and mOIi0oiess s'1' 80.
d with a parole mist, Wills may .-lS-sssd
ieeD In The s.Iniy mud beneath Il ~ 49,
he ill.fat.d ruins Of Sodom and OoHi.-' .s5
the glare Of light was binding 70 'l9 Na71s
he atmosphere difficult Of resPifaH0A, ,s..ssh
an ned with ats wing the'sIss81aieo az as
which ths sus poured bis sspFchl1s - ss-isa.
Ia mysferious slemeDt on which -,
md which alone, OF aIfthe woTks o. yVs,ls q
contains no living thing. wits'n y, T.. ,.rtbsIh
eli view of tas peninsula, Aamsa - .oslhsTa
..Poist .CosEIgan, sne , - . ~
me .sPoint Mslyneaux, as q - SO lsa
asnoriss Of two gallant English ms 80.
80 IL. 4. .f.snosiax u explore 1ni' 4