New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30


rest Of the day found my custard credltsble for
ehemis and nv hammock all that hammock should BE-
The master Of this family has several poems in bis
pov but himself goes without clothing from his up
ward remarked to him that he certainly bore one
mark Of Christian broad cross Of thick black hair
along the messiah line and diaphragm.
We started late in the morning account Of vi0-
lent rain all night which ceased about T. bat rendered
stream ahead mpasable Having made another cuStsrd
and taken my chocolate, / set forward. Near the
stream stopped ct house. breakasted on my custard
opened my trunks and dried their contents The
quick eve Of who stopped there discovered an
unusual stock Of desirabes and she to ne ssknga
present 10 remember me by She was one OF the last
Grsnsdinas that would to remember or be reIne
bered by but judged best 20 comply, 50 gave her
snaLsheH Of abundant species which had lost IT'S oper
culum telling her that at home such shell "ouid oe
treasured upwth much This is the hrst aPPhca-
ton for present have received
The water fell slowly and gave four men tnroo oios
to carry nv cargOes across The current was so violent
that could not stand in il, but they carried
across securely and at dark reached the psnks Oh INC
Magdelsna. .e, l. -5,.
ronnd tbe bases of mountains Two plants here lnts
rested me One was Of the Cinchona ORDER, ana MAJ
,prig of small uncODspicu0us flowers except tua' INC
ewers of the had each one LOBE Oh tne ca
lyx enormously elongated and coiored prignl crSon
HE otberwas of the Euphorbia order (DalechamplaD
and had what appeared flower OF two red rose leaves
Within was large gland with some stamnate flowers
ore side Of it and 7istlate flowers on the other.
passed a bank where COW was eating cay, quite
pure and destitute OF any saline taste Inc pauA naa
been eaten quite away. ii,
passed the village Of Fusagasuga Ferry, so cahe1
because there is ferry across the SuIna Paz hePt
on nv course without stopping, my peon being hsi an
hour behind had got twenty rods from the las. n'uss
when body of men running after me, called 10 me
10 stop asked she but received no answer tn
thew came quite UP to when respectable LOOKING
gentleman feeling called upon to answer said that tney
feared that would lose my way, replied that mas no
fears on that head and offered to 90 ON ~hen tbey open
cd ON me vOlley of questions, which would have con-
WINGED me- had doubted, that curiosity 10 the Pecula
ry of no sex or nation In short the object of this eX
pedition was to solve problem that perhaps mad
never occurred to any member oil II before
stranger on foot could have come from or be going TO- all
alone Had not gratifed them in this, toge her with
nv busness aims and prospects don't know that there
would have been much sleep in the village that night
stepped for the night at a nicelOoking house shere
the peon bad TO destroy so worth OF cactus D1naP'
estimatioD) TO make the gateway wide enough Tor my
careoes 1he nce-ooking house was occupied entirely
BY females and their babies. hldeous gotred servant
lad hers OTIS father must have been bhHd sung IN
hammock in the room where l slept, and she herself
slept on the floor with her feet spra"ed out toward my
hammock.
Here found that my bread sugar and chocolate had
been immersed in the stream We passed d!ned on
bread and chocolate only, with little sausage Ny sleep
was little disturbed by two of the babies which erred IN
river bank.
The river here is about as broad the Hudson at
ALBANY and much more rapid The canoe could not
take all my baggage at and the delay was so great
that it about 10 when we LEFT The Terry Aiter TINS
DELAY / was not in a humor TO be fooled with NeUere
10 travel in good earnest and if the sun scorched or the
rain poured, 70 much the worse for the weather
And the sun did scOrch. We were travelling South,
I'D the river with the river our left of course having
before us liuess prairie, inersected by few small
streams of mikWhrm water. The road down To one OF
these was so narrow that the mua c0nred 10 iaSten
her two trunks in the banks to advance recede
was impossible. turned back and found that the pe'h
had released her leaving the load the form rustic arch
across the road While Ieloadng, the macho (mae'
fer mule) went on and hid himself While we were max
ING up lost time and the sun was doing ITS best to keep
US warm we entered Espinal at about orr / NJ ms
il by far the pretteet and neaest town have seen IN
New Grenada, and its shops were Of superior order
But how came it posted here upon the naked, parched
and sbadeless plain
Making 10 delay in Espinal we went On onr burning
WAY Ii was the 4h of JAM and If all my friends man
aped TO keep as warm that day. great must be the
virtues Of anthracite. In fact began 10 fear should
Kill or cripple my beasts, and at length meeting carsoes
that had left hague that morning judged the surest
way of reaching my journey end The next (oa'urdaD
night was 10 relent a little.
The heat of this day reminds TO speak of my dress
| doubt if could have performed this journey with any
boots or shoes to be found III New ork HE apdra-
gata which have already described cannot be surpassed
in such service My body was just covered with SIN
ole thickness Of blue twilled cOit0ntle form OF the
dress almost exactly resembling the juvenile dress M
which gloried in my second year. 10 tIs was alded
nothing more than belt aud my hat One OF your cor
respondents makes funny story out OF robbery be SUI
feIed in the plains OF Mexico. An aitept " roo me
would have been better Joke for they lett your friend
with more than they could have found on me- especially
as il GevovCd on nv peon 10 carry my money ana settle
my bills Except my hat, belt, compass hhle ana
sIectacles the value oil what wore, Nheh new was
81 90.
After breakfast saw the first living snakel have met
in this country aud is good sign to hill the hrst
snake seen every year did Before singing an! pfans
over my victory may well give the dimensions OF my
foe. Ii about six inches long and little thicker
than a knitting needle pat it into my spirit lamp to
preserve IT,
AT dark arrived at the River Coello Here found
tall man with handkerchief about his loins standing
stone in front oil house. He offered To take my
cargOs across the stream his shoudershe appeared
as near drunk as | ever Grauadino and without
answering him went down to the river-he followed
me, and as | saw there "A good canoe LEI him pass.
When the peon up be found that there was no
thorzcd feTryuan explained him that this did
forbid tie Of tie boat passing gratis, 1t
other way occurred would seize the boat aud ferry
myself For this il Was too late and there deny
ing that lie and his mules were terribly tired re-
turued 60 the house
Here found deaf and dumb girl the first Of this
class have met have before noticed the scarcity OF ~
nacs; both of these classes will probably increase the
latter certainly With increased cultivation oil intellect
Tlty were much surprised 10 hear Oft the education vi
the deaf and dumb.
Here saw d sick babe, and thought that those Vho
are fond of fling against the medical profession might
read lesson here. Among the lower people here ap
pears as fthe dangerous sickness of cd caused lizzie
anxiety. ard It's loss little grieiiis burial Is certainly
scene ofreocing II goes merrily 10 tine grave with
rites entirely peculiar Aud bearing de lame Of little
Angel
desired nothing after my four O'Clock breakfast. bur