New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

Min IN the fork of two rivers, one Of which
,,,;vsS .Segt 70 and nv first idea vas to supply tue
,s. - % -, hrs,Lt.st called For bread, butter
L~c.l,,s fruit Guaraps and eggs Dut eoad Only
thr latter and at TIE rate OF ior uime, ths5
e. srr. soled and BY the time they were done 'ney n
found two bits Of dry oreas .o@.. -, mon
a down for q seat. While eating they -ssured
.tsr the officers here used pamela and water LOT
t.I.ts and liked IT, They could iurnisn me me sane
and tried il Pamela Is the name yl i.g 80
s,se brown sugar Of the country Ike better thA1
.us.r here all of which would bear the name If
brown sugar with you - :; -. IL .ha
beasts we're not in til about three was deeaeu tIat
Ne could not 90 on to Gallegc this gave n. dlnner oy
a. I'D Afforded me en- opportunity u 90 osck ahd WISH
twa warm springs bad passed one sti hotter some
,ss b.ct but Il i. not mentioned think either b.
Cart Cochran or Col Hamilton the Only persons WHO
i've an account Of this road TO my kno"ledse.
m sr.t .e steps north Of the road about feet
49, nd niche, in diameter. Little gas escaped, but
,rne.red 10 contain carbOnc aeid lTon ana sulphur Inc
cher sprpg Wsi between the rosd ana the 'er us aei
the road lad tot aterthe OF
enoneerins that have described above Ii vas much
than the other and was the summit Of little bill
loci il had made here the traveller Will readily find by
this dscriDon Il appeared TO be throwing up
nous quantity which, had been in hurry | should
de,crife as passing of BY subteranean channel. In
fact believe il threw out more water than could
ave been dipped out with coffee cup bat with il i'm
epse quantity of carbOnc acid and that with much
force The spring feet long 81 vide and feet deep
got in and judged it's SPECIFIC gravity rather greater
than but may have been deceived BY the up
ward tendency Of the discharged beneath me Inc
temperatuIe as 90 that Of the smaller spring less e1
posed 70 the air was 81 The geological formation here
was the sane decompOsng granite or gnelss IL nave
psssed any volcanic formation to-day it must have been
narrow or passed IN the ram.
At night the pTesidaros were marched down the zig
fIa,v lsv n climb tD-mOrrOW Ihev were drawn
up in line the roll called, and their ratons given them
These are meal maize or nee salt and an immensely oil
pamela of h. per diem. Most of the prisoners are
ON paIoe and sleep in the huts the others are thrust
into one of the houses and kept under guard Tnere
are % soldiers more or less. One OF them marched
prisoner up to us who wished TO beg He haa the add
liz nal merit Of large chain from his waist 10 his ankle
showing him TO be one Of the worst OF the preside
Even this did avail him We left him TO the mercy OF
the President whose only pardon u have been OF
prisoners who had riskod their lives in the service OF
cholera hospitals on the lsthmus
Altogether the prisoners well treated here and TO
poor man it to wait bic tral week IN bogota
and nspu6 tn, to month here and to any man
week here s better than TO wait his tral single nght
in the pTsoD (,tOcks) of Pandi
We were here the guests Of the warden. to whom al
the gentlemen of the party we're personally Known ex-
cept myself He gave up 20 US his entire apartment,
quartefirg himself Tor the night abroad.
There occurs curious lust alton OF the proyerb that
in New Grenada every man is doctor or peOn; the
four gentlemes are all Ii ID :.
From Toche we started Immediately up bill, and in
league or two accomplished more altitude than ever
net before IN the same space. We stopped 10 eat pamela
and drink az GaegO open ambO or sned, erected ~
Government Tor travellers 10 freeze in gratis. The
forests here are studded with the PALM (cero lon
We passed an abundance Of fine drinking places, from
which the water flowed into the Little Toche IOchita)
On our left With much descent gained the bed Of
the stream and on the other side began last grand
ascent Near the top of this passed the tombs Of
Yerba Buena (Peppermnt,) and halted early at Vol
csnctU or tombs enclosed by upright poles, the best in
the whole mountain. The roof let in some light the
walls admitted the wind freely, and the floor of
loose dirt II was early, and | gloried in YocancitO
herring Fuschas Of different species Beganion AMI
other tropical plants, together with an EPlobium that
reminded ne of home.
had different idea of the climate of volcancito in
the morning About the cold began to sting my
feet and had 10 change my aporgatas for stockings
aid slippers my only alternative for open no trunks
this week. In washing my feet found water too cold
for me- for the first time in South America | i'm
medatey began dress for bed putting first hannels
of the thckest description, then nighshr, WOODEN
bun ting shirt and all thick hunting ri.ked
ny neither half in which the blood had been circulating
well since leaving Fusagasuya, in a pair of flannel
drawers and corduroy pantaloens.
These we're my eIfrdOrdinary preparations. began
my ordinary after dinner. had studied in
Hague where they have cold nights the Of sleeping
in a hammock, and, il Is not understood even
here, will communicated. took my two thick blankets
10y end holding them up together and lOsered them
10 the 1oor (mat Then laid them across the foot of
tie hammock aud with assistance or was very high
threw myself into it, Next drew the blankets out Of
their folds aIdoyer me by the end held before Next
brought the edges of the blankets within the ha nmock
So far every body knows, bui fr have nothing be.
aih me but thickness OF cotton; my rear must be
better protected. Here comes my secret | draw my
self up from the of the hammock where am
sleep, toward the head. Then put the edges of the
blanket beneath that they pass each other begin
mig al the feet and ending az the shoulders where The
procefs very difficult but is aided by gradually sliding
down the hammock 10 the point OF equilibrium. Now
Only remains the delicate task O placing yourself dagO
ns in he hammock, that the head aud feet less
elevated All these operations, be it remembered are
| 10 be performed on sack-rOpe.
All were suffering with the cold. IL time for
Msrk Tapey 10 be Jolly in called Senior for tale,
and lie complied He gave US one which gave a
new idea OF language IN which there Indecent
words there be- 1t is past any lecture what they
would represent Oitunaely for me, the character Oi
all the pa,tes present beyond suspicion, so was
only surprised, lot alarmed, tale that in Eng and
would date back TO Charles H.
Unfortunately, had succeeded too well with my haul-
hIock. A generous glow at length peraded my frame
NJ heart began TO expand and inquire into the
ststet q these around NE Ssaodsa was ser cold,
asked mysesl. Can spsfs my thinnest blanket" NJ
expanded heart Answered for lady, amiable young
LADY whom esteem, and who is suffering WIKI cold
intense than ever she has known You can But
found that Ike the last feather that broke the camel
back tins blanket necessary to break the power OF
the cold. passed seepless light tried new ma.
ntuver put myself my right side on the right edge
OF the hammock bringing the rest over me for cover
thus resembled huge f9lliele, or zOOogcAy sPelk
ING byslye. holding NY shawl shut with NY hands,
knee AID uy head which rested the indeIed edge
ny upper valve This failed and when to late sleep
sCded ny blanket and hammock % the covering OF