The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22


.s, s,..,roa a. tbsv entertain a sunerstitious
erespeeuai oAs'ah0'' - tA'' '''
fear Of the latter
We find the climate here of delicious and even tom
-, .,,s,on4,, rar-a.baa il tho sao hraeva II
-,
summer the thermometer rarely rises above efhtyouF
and in winter seldom sinks below Atty eight and sixty at
,,oor IT, an IL r.n,,w i, c,r ,icnitv and
-
7huch resembles he ieh pottofh anus oesiae Our "Hu
broad streams and have proved It 10 he capable OF
>vieair, fair ro,r, az ,sbet ,tto, Indian corn AMI
Ss 90 ~ - ' -, -,
sweet potatoes The general health Of our peops
standing the exposure Of lyH mostly in tents the hrst
without stoves ehimucys through The Wei sea-
fson with the exeerton az s eases or ague and over
eating of fruit has beon a. cool rs ii the circum
stances IL would have prohably been ia any country
Our modes and customs and .ncss habits however,
are almost enrelv lie rrerss 0f yours. Imagine tor
poratiop instead Of yoar coumodi1us baggage cars,
var rei5 snd ,a,dv re have the privilege Of hiring
snecial rains Of siow-rooted csmels, With the no
small dfncI.ltv III adjusting snd preserving mer-
cbandise unon Them Tor ,assengers, have horses,
rnples and donkeys, q wheeled carriage is never
'-nsr n o1r cities our xpress linesp for cases re-
ouiTing certainty and despatch foot The
aas I'D time seems matter o. small consequence TO the
natives. / dress, also, everything is different. The
most corpuiont and athletic Of the highest class
wear long gowns and very full skirts from the girdle
the ankles while the ladies close jackets anl
trowsers We see hats or bonnets red woollen
cap with blue tassel, turban Of white
or coored stuff takes the place OF the former and the
enormous white veil like sheet which envelopes the
entire form is a substitute for tho latter
last week, a mark of particular favor the late Co
pror Of GAIA IN splendid iurIl gave us sumner at hi,
garden house as his young vile on whom he passonatey
ots has recently been recovered from DANGEROUS aec
fon of TIE throat through the treatment received at
our general dspensary On our arrival we were
Conducted from the onter gate through n siie court
where were various servants evidently in great hustle
of preparstion n was shielded nv large trees and
fountain Was conveniently situated at one side Here
stood an immense wooden howl 6lled with red rlcohere
a nile ~ caniaowers AMI yarinns saiaase one servant
was r,lyer;zy Mocba ana soveral cborco,I f,r,ares
sod round sieaminy will hiohlv Favored meats We
Asset on up stone stairway to an upper court,
= we're met nv beautiful yrl about sixteen who led
sinto a larpe room furnished with fine mats Turkey
irpets and crimson and yellow diyans and Gu shons
ne attced eaousies of the windows were unco ed and
q looked ont ON a small lake skrted by orange groves
Syered with ane fruit group Of palms, and the sea
the d;sance added tn the tcturesaue beauty of the
scena -ON' Ae-e
The Young lady was a daughter in.law of our friend
SHE was yery fair and had rht hair and blue ewes and
evnced an unusual degree Of refinement She was ee-
with long appets depending over loose trowsers Of glossy
cold coored silk: and her yellow shippers were doled
when she recned on the dvans exposing her tiny bare
feet II would be more diicult TO describe her head
dress Her hair divided between ribbon and ornaments
half loose half braided was partially covered BIZ rich
gracefully adjusted scarf over All was thin bach
veil which was thrown halr aside when speaking with
the ladies OF orr party Another dark.eyed girl still
yonnger soon ionad ne d,nghse~ nv a deceased wife
OF Mohammed Fmalgee her brght olive complexion and
pretty features forming lively contrast with those Of her
sister Her tunc OF blue WI erred with silver with
ChangeabIe red AMI blne s Transfers She was unmar-
ried and her glossy locks OF let oa ted unconned from
its CAV scarf and Offering levels unconcealed by the
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The father soon arrived, followed by slave bearing
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