New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

e soch Of BoogdcD may bc had in ini' 81 an -Vorage
mcc o thirty dollars but would probably be ioind mn,A
ioefcr IN Syria aud The value Of superior courier hroe
nroa in Booocstnn The center ~ their excellence vares
hum ono hundred and twenty five 10 three hundreu "u
Gly dollars according the perfection of their points
ooghd, of superior quality is worth a least my uo"a''
on tho borders Of Persia speak here Of the malice on'y
r tio fualos Of all TIA varieties are worth leso ;han bail
toc prices though copalle cf bearing about hell oaa
whom not engaged in the care o. thcr young
In food these animals are almost omnvorous az me
cont The interior Of their lips and mouth studded Win
v,ry nmcrous long md hard spcula pointing BACKWARD
toward tho throat and retaining the masses 81 'ouR ~"
,oarso horbago which they mastceie with svd'y ana III
decd with a voraciiy almost Unsuitable lhese 'p'n'A
with the lining membrane which covers them are 81
caos hat they bid defiance even TO stout Woody 'n'
The camel or dromodaJ VII seize strong brah'h % 'uO
Arocia tree in ls large mouth pressing il back nearly"
the commasurc Of the lips and then dragging oe'"ee.
,bc e,lh to The very tip Of the last wg he VIII appropn
o all the leaves in spite Of the acute prckles tor Whcn
,s tree rmarkabo Ilo is fond Of the saline OF AKA
line vegetables Of deserts and especially 60 OF Tue "ho
sage There probably plant IN the Great Da'n VI
ahout lis margin that would not be received Dy MN a.
luxury lie sucha gormandzcr IA browsing 'aat u one"
eurchnrgts himself and disturbed digestion then renuo' w
breath cocdinply olensvo The ordinary food oil 'he"
is ,hor,forc costs almost nothing and may be obiane1
thu, OF lo horse most expensive On long and rapn
irno,s tho Europeans In Asia give their camcls gram
Int the nniiyos are not that habit except when nothing
hutdry fodder accessible in tine winter season at the
North and is the opinion of General llsrhn 'hAi uc!
thrive better without H. when green food can be obtained III
sufficient quantity Qpaniiy raihor than Mighty nnliNNe
propcs 20 ms 10 lie D.. chief requisite in the de o'lhese
creatures Whep grain is given is usual to provide Ihom
with two r",ssos daily and the animals are aowea Pv"!
OF t.c for browning in the afternoon but iniorceu u0'
which nro sometimes extended to thirty miles in day
though the rapidly OF gait never increased the iouaer
b,oocI, - hem at later hour II Is properalso to remark
'Sos,tn..,. ,,,l no be disturbed after their prnci
,nn, ,,e ,,oc,. n drps: ION i completed aud the
time Of dis Accomplishment may be ~ce'a'nen ~ ''o'
c,itr their teeth a the appropriate moment Inns .ouhu
.r'dhvfe dry,r onnish ruadon and until II il heard
,h,v Pc ruacousy refuse 20 with tho'r .hHrge o'pe
Inec having them that the procaulSn Is ut ''"y
TO the health Of hcrquadrapod friends for whom they en-
iosian a strong bfeihcriy regard
The quantity of grain for mo.'. IL any b. siyonl dur
r. march & live pounds a Che morning ana Il 70
pea.,d Ia the evening with ihc addition Of tn pounds OF
dy fodder Nh,n on hali The Todd Mo h dviaeih'
tween che moses I'm warm climate, b q cnfomry %
co,nu,uoo tho march about daylight and WIN 'r,um
s.anc,s do NOT cqur, great hio ihe animals ar morally
TUNED OFT to brovsc 81 Tho end OF iho daYs journey
Of grain b. saved
q. ,cuns ihc.o r,narks 10 rot apply o ho oouf.r
dumsdar, ul,u ra,dr. a. sIeed lie food GA 'u'
otcs .or. should D. p,rb'r about rs pounds o. 700
hHd faur And two oufif 81 grf OF qaari ~ m,.,sr'
mes.h feed p.h dp iodics 70 night r'nvisfabe
s,noun, Of ris- Ian c II batter gwen 60 'Anfo ~
pe.rs a. Il -, atty improves ihf wad 81 h' alan'rr
lard or any god animal OIL sh' - baby Del 'a''i1'fi
Wi advantage
Wih regard g. water ihr Ssrf frl rs = bi 'n' 81
dt, Jog esni'or bot should ht ryrni'oi - dnas a. SO
-lesr,,rh accessible Tar syrian sio-s s a. ai'' nj
a. t, hr uss 81 desert AT ihsr progeny tr' sh'al
u. reared IA tho MIDI, o. ralh leufs a. ihey e b "a
r,ed 10 ,on',ad with 10 ahsr 81 lhsf 'lnsalaf power
o. r..nr he coa,lgntnrss % o. stt'ra i'n ~ ~a'f
~, b. improved 90 q great eiisai by uAnns Aai 10
broush' 20 sg,c Of pofsc,n probably tai "Ai r 10
inee.t n,osss.fy iocrney hFoush a vll'7n'-' 81 No
err Aufr.ea wl.aui wasiias sonor ~ an ''nlPf
Of an af,cl, so Iendorous
Ono OF a. great alvan.sg,a o( rsFng ne i'aFli's
aad tte naosai. ,anaa "a lis e,enlgy ~oua s inni 10
To velac q e ong wool 20 ie honA nrrh br'si A"pP
aud aioud,f irning hesco probably quito eiaai 10 ma
~ four sisep aLlch annually shAsen and employed 10
srir- tsso approaching n einess h. VOL Of Tibet
od surra..inr In yilly suonss and lnsno1s iho mot
de- MI, flannel Tbc piocosda 81 The article alone Wond
manly r quite npay the oost Of maintaining ile animal
esre,.l, ia tho Ear Woi As ihc aadlc ior The B''}h
dee f. AWAY. ~ oousiruc'eI 10 avoid pressure on The
luup TN. wool l. not destroyed BY L. niTon whom the
animal il or duty The why this very valuable po
Ia. not heretofore attracted the attention Of European aud
American manufacturer, may b. inferred from tho fact
that 'ro l. known here Of any animal oi The camel iamy
except tie Diary Of the plains or Indian drom'd nr
which does not produce & The onmes hair shawl 50
,ted f. not formed Of the hair Of the camel at n but a.
iyeN known II woven from The pile OF the goat oil lh
lot lis erroneous tito probably derived from the
,rca, retuiston of the wool under notice, which
commando very high price in tho East though OF course
much inferior in fnones the goat II IA used eKciu
sv,v in be manufacture OF cloths and hawla for the con
sumption Of the mobiles
We oor teso eomoyhni extended details to show that
e idco Of the dones, ntioH Of the camel tribe in the
United s.aes il subject Of great importance an various
veyp That i surrounded with dih uies not likely to he
Eraeen y carclcss nke and hat the failure OF The dc
,e through any defect Of plan would be mai onal mi'lor
time 10 import the stock without proper selection ana
management of the animal both before aud after their ar
rhnl by committing the affair TO some highly inteiliger~
uerop aready fully acquainted with thor habits wants and
treatment would be fatal Even the Importation
Of Arabic or Syrian drivers would only increase the eH
pense 10 great extent With fnrias effective rem
edy for the evil for knowledge OF the climate and re-
fourcoe Of both East and West not lees necessary than
an acquaintance with the languages Of both req to ena
bic any one 10 accomplish the object with certainty and
proplciy
The noos Of General Harlan rich in other comments
upon e dsoascs and pecuares OF the cames and drom
ednrs and the parties who may be charged by Govern
men with the execution Of the design which forms the theme
Of This communication would do well not to proceed the
matter without avalng themselves Of his peculiar II not
unque, knowledge Of the subject