New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-08
NruyopK DAILY TRIBt Ne SATURDAY, OCTOBER :. 1853

49, ard .sa q. .bosli %, b veria''n-iy PIT sp
III H. aid ihers had been M mous,aelt i,Hn,
Ia -, -b.rh lated anterior % t1e nhit
n. rs ~ - sr.i authority Nauethe ae1f 10 = h.ro
G' Dedoras sirvi1' *. asnesa' NJ. We ssgc ~
.,l -,,i,. which cover The EhOe fac II The Nls
~ The monuments are perfect tn s.nipsars fresn
,i,,sr even afer the l.p~e u csBsaTe- ain ~ an
=; - - IA sb.-e monuments We have the at'o-y o..
Fti. kius- the they urdefteoS' ana hsi- vi,tf
-. and on the toubs specially ~ h9Ve ne dsy Dads
- ~ lie hes 70 these nscrip ious Vas found By
-. Ftbe Ro-. ia stone. BY Dr. lound AID ChAnP,
i,,ur,s have been rad We learn, ghen, ia: ESyps
l,d By de Of Ham, fret at ths mouth OF
N, MI Il en- progressing up the nver II Z. rapidly
s.td Or II va- ssyrieHlturaly productive land A.
- 80 Esyrt had seven millions OF lab ,bi,snts Tae
r,ol naturally became wealthy and then Inrned thar
Az, ,ot 70 stleT aTs than agriculture The OTetuw 81
H. Nile rrobaIy I'D them 10 seek 51t Mechaacal iBven
ton, 20 as their towns froLa the prole abds.
or uprove tleIr lands by irrigation at tn periods
hi. anussl Tise Of water also lei them t. siaiy
of Astrnntmv. We see by tLr ID atersh ZJhtc
ard m. S.uittur.s on Memnon The early Gwen.
u.nt was undoubtedly, that Of the priests. Tdeu
cane tie king. the frst Of whom have
record being Me- e. the builder Of Memphs f,r which
rurrose be- ,hsr Ced the coGre Ofthe Me H5 1arshei
In, n 400 30 g. 20 ago. tie snpp,sed 20 have
teen t.e Of Tlebes and "a thought 10 have been A.
builder If hat city, az least inproyer Of H. Inc
re1f :, uineLi King was Osriesen srppo-ed - have
I,en coitmlorsIy sih Joselh. Previous 20 thiS or
about tbs time the Shepherd Kings stern people ia
\
o. lha J.. the powerful Pharaoh who not 10
"seth'
ibe .,cond from lim the Third T1.tme-. vss .bs op
II, ssor The lraees. lie cad the treaf BIL Ter
Of ECyJt because of the temples he made m roved.
Ten time Os.if. snd after him kamesi. the Gnat The
Iui d,T al h. AeuDoaum and the wonderful statue OF
himself ia front Of that 'traeiure The speaker gave
4, sclI lion OF tbs ssiuo, from rs own maasge
hts II cut from solid piece Of -el ate and must
have te,n ought 80 miirs by water 70 ct - - pres
-he II oyeIthrown by Camby 80 and IL i dbl
cu say hoh the greater Undertaking the setting
NJ The throwing wn Of 80 immense mas u stone
Rene i he last 81 he glorious kngs o. EgyF.
Alttr lie dyraty came weaker rnle and decline Of
rover 81 Know lsdge and Of art The speaker quote he
iaofh,cy + the scripture touching the overthrow OF
L w. 81 I said L0k al tbs oSerth statue, and ell
H.. i not the prophecy fulfilled Aler Canhyses the
Ptrsn Gene eth -poors, uniil ihe glory d EyR hai
d,paitd. Nj Thompson desorb'd the top'-raphy Of
1Ittfs, wlh was originally built on plain Of 80 n les
Widfl, haned n on al sides by mou itlins The site
th.s,n " be builder Of the oil city such ss the
,irsz de-t toy eTai her would et Ills day choose l.
vas ID Ia, a. command every portion Of All trade
H. confequ, 4 the remarkably dry con ition %!
the aim here. tie wonderful temples of Ihehss
u \ umeu feh a. when hrst completed n
lug j. lak'rs kept the r.ofs which have near.
" al fallen in The speaker then described The well
Lnowr - 10 nh,h ihe iemps were bniitoy succes
c,ssyt XII = who made addiio 0i pr0pylfa p't-side
untls &c In kaInac. said he. see Ia y lrk u al
Il m ncs from Menes % the Roman Pt1lrme- tie
toirf. ont r., m his man the N at notable 10 aes
imI r. NIL, 81. A, Ihehes, Luxor all kirnsc Mr.
III mIs,n su mad an amusing contrast II the On rte
a. A ,oLn OF tie % century, developed in Aner-
with Tie Wnsflfe, f0lt silence L[fp su'"
gave n impressive desc ton II he great to Of klr
pac lle s,o pioie,,d upon the site Of Nw ORR aai
Isokbna ciy Ike that Of Ilrb-s 81 The present day
But ssid be- hat II, bes when she covered cine
If S mills diameter. and sont 70 N 10000 chari1s
Of Esr; ith en- he wealth, arts and power when
msiltd h,r carer 4 p.ilo Nhere are the Arts
81 Rome, The Phuosoihy Of Greece Tnch ga not come
+. Ia r. pii She was the moth-r a. all these, eai
n eIe LEY are now written in hel heogiyphc Archives
Tie lttui,r referred t. the remarkable CONFEDERATION Il
SIptuie ty tie in, cIpfon on the walls ~ harntr OF
~ Jtvsl cities taken by Shshak in the DAYS oi Jero
b,im Rhth considered UndJubted reconls IN 'ds
AZ or rear the time Of the event. lie closed biz lee
TIRE Is reading reflections penned after moon
IL h revere in the yestibUle Of the gfeA temple
IT KauGe n which was rapid panoramic view 81
EcNii his;ory tie great actions Of Menos ana her
al - uiqlty Kiucs-ihe settlement by Hams chltren.
To tuinug Of cities the famine Of Joseph days, the
ernr Osiresen. after the scourge-the coming OF
the 1h,b ban kngs-tbe oppression CT the Israel tes
tv 1iaimes t. and his successor. especially
The nhd Of ihst name, the ruler Hho ordered bn
without stri ~ is overthrow IN the Red Seattle in
yain of Asia BY Din and his return with his capuves
The more wonderful Of his son, Rameses the
Cttat-ih- d,uasty founded by him-,he merid an
slefy If Fcvtt when the Bard Of S,iO sang the
Kindred eat, Thebes -Ofthe nyasOns Of Cambyses,
a. Of Alexander and of the Romans, and OF the Nahom
NJ dan ind e the Tux, all of whom have spoiled AL
d. ,ola,d he land OF Egypt Yet here sits old hemlon
q T. hare IN the midst on hs RI ned empire grand sont,
e.Iut Egylt u-ef; sits here 70 cmbody the great
l,n # sts here the pii that stu rules over the
PLAIN of 1ltbss and he peaks still for in the secret ho.
- Of Lis hp j. yet the sharp ringing stone from which
he Egypisn priests evoked the sounds which a~ed the
muhiiudes # old.