New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

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French language aud FlhAi sh i4f.fs. 40 Dfufr 4
rifiiny o. thee Wofds- Nadaas Bff nois,s a1I
MoaHeuTi bud tho ait,f iu tAo AnofieIgs tia tie
Grt d fLcso words addresses a. al women tle
second t0 yong gentlemen aad the iat h. old oleF
lie bCased ao 90 be perfect freedom irsn AZ rcl goag
O. national prejudice, which he proves by being per
yetu8lly DRUNK Az any rate be had Entirely diyestcl
him sell Of The Eastern gravity. and bold 20 impu-
dent 20 intoerable be became that was obi ged
10 disnifs him. He was the hrstimpertnent h)slem
lad vet seen; but he was Arab. sun, it was GU
rious 10 see how French vanity, engraited upon the
Arab, had got the uppermost Win HIM " am
"Fr,nclman, he said a every moment the French
'sare great people. AMI l am one OF them AMI De
laughed and struted and threw himself back upon the
SOFA rfd thrust bis feet in the air, and sent BIS
babouches 70 the other side of tie room, and IN short
lie was very cOmicsl person for quarter OF an hour
or so.
must not leave unmentioued the curious monu-
ments observed in this very remote and seldom visited
part of Asia Minor Kur Cheir deserves 20 be known
for It's remarkable sCpuchral ediices do not know
why many distinguished personagcs have chosen TO
lie buried in this corner OF the world; but The ac Is,
lat 70 this CAY there 10 be SIX cJi1s
cal toubs containing the remains Of Naschd Pasha OF
Sheik Suleiman Of Sheik Ewran, Of Georgy Bey, AMI
several others | was unable 10 PICK mp much inior-
nation about the illustrous dead, for ustr0us they
certainly were or else they would never have OBJ
tanned such magnificent sePulchres. All could gather
wes flat NaseLd Pasha was the OF a saint @, the
name Of Abbas; and that Shsk Ewran was considered
as The inventor of all the ais now cultivated among
mcD lie IS yet The patron Of shoemo Sers taors
perteTs nasOus, irOnworfers, and other mechanics.
II the tradition is true the Mussumans very late
in acquiring the cOnvenences Oflte, since these ombs
cannot be very ancient They belong evidently 20
1urkOuan architecture, and are constructed upon
gigantic scale each tomb comprises courtyard, and
q Iall intended apparently for mosque, with several
rooms originally destined to the Derysh or Santon,
copsecraed to the service aud the guardianship OF the
holy place ScneOf these rooms are still covered with
sort Of enamel resembling the ancient tdycHce, which
took its rame from the Italian town OF Faycn1, where
II was first Manufactured this porcelain still retaining
It's beautiful coors especially the ultra-marne blue
md the golden yellow Inscriptions IN on unknown
language, which is thought to be the old Turkoman,
are still visible ia different places. mnaret elegantly
starting IN tie air, all covered with blue enamel,
rsos near one q the tOmbs and greatly enhances the
peasaninoss Of tie whole scene From the top OF the
minaret The surrounding country looks dreary and dcs-
olate The town will it, gardens and orchards spreads
around H. but 40 distance nothing bnt
the vide and desert plain u % b. seen and the oiy
noun taiua which rife al the extremity ~ u appear 70
he part If TIC blue skeg Here and there. but not
round omineDces upon which ruins were stu de
cenihle ~ clcerOne assured ne ihey we're Other
unba and added there were q great number f4rlLef
on IN he delcrted pl4in. AK sgaia 1l! Tas : az
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mint Why are tie abode< 81 the tez3 rrofe .lrer-
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siIef TLsse ere piobisIas Whleh ksiosy si07@ rTsE
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The t,st IT eur stapdnotters eArpctuiAAers Neas~|
here over dreams 81 wAAias thc thtn1 easier Or ege
perfect Nly Should thes What Is tine Il iAe'a
A ,rfy weary gin ot which they have more thAh
enough 4 woman's NE lasts during me m9AnH q =
carrct ard the carpc, lasts for many generations Il
she had leisure "a nsh two. nay three carpets instead
of one what sort Of an improvement would 10 be
What could they do with 80 many carpets Ihey
would have 60 build houses purpose q shelter them,
for selling them is not 10 be thought Of 81 they con
tnuc without change. making quite as besuthui car
pets US he celebrated Lungra'ans.
The, know their value too for. having asked my
host how much such carpet MS was ia my room was
worth he thought Il little aud then named hye hundred
piagtres which il an immense sum Tor these poor
people He added, however, that they very seldom
ether sold bought any or rather never at all except
q, ue accident "a fire. or robbery, should deprive
Gentleman Of all his goods carpets included, when he
would be Obliged to furnish his house atresb
II was in this village saw the first instance OF real,
EpatcGI violence toward Christians. Next morning,
willie we rode along the streets, a huge stone was
launched against our little dragoman, and fell for
tunstey enough for him, before his horses feet. The
poor dninutye man stopped his horse, turned deadly
raIe. and stammered out some incomprehensibie eX-
llauatiOn 10 our Zayasses. But they had seen the
ian of the missile and abruptly turning their horses
toward tie part of the village we had just LETT they
rushed through the intricate streets, their naked
Swords brludished in the air, yelling, cnrsng, and
swearing that the eulprt il discovered, would repent
his mpuGence but he was nor discovered and after