New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

bis friends intended % secornpany hn a. a a. be aani
M MS Hot"a BY in III White Nile. Duriug u7 - -1ce,
t'st Loiie shich p 0fersd % ne, iha mrh. plTsi-
! Iaie 10 lbe festyiie.. Nils xas ~, C.L,k- n 8
,,u' lss,llg ny 1iV'nture. % d.. Knabls.h - nas-
.f; .r5 ne, elnoupee ih.i Abd-el Kldsrs best hsi
,Vou} 70 set out on ho--etack for the Wilt Nle W
rscae3 10 'he eon.e of Nousss Bey who h1d quite
psU,t.J "o'- bis Illness The company vas already
sr- The square before the bou-s and only awaited
- ufivs. We dsshe1 through tha Lance of IL -'sve
quarter raising such cloud of dus' that l'-l evceF
csps sDd horses tail. 'ibe mail We came of uioa
IN" open plain, where CUP caral ade msde shoVy and
! Plcfwffque appearance.
The coHJsny consisted II Abi Il Esder Bey Noussa
B"y, Nusakar be-, Ali Bey khasb, Ab0u Sin aud Osde
herim he shukoree ch.is, Ali Ef. ndi, Mohanme /
kbeyr Or Reiz. DR. Pcney and nyself bes des a num-
p.f Ct inferior officers and at least ATTY attendants in
thoi ev,y bdy Of coD.equenc- il KhaIiogm except re
P8kf who wa5Teprcserted By ofhis aries The
be!s were mounted fine Arabian stations, DR. Peney
en tall dro mcdary, and TIE Arab chiefs mules and
donkey while the groom. and pipe bearr ran b. hi or
ioot .ba l0Iz enrber the brilliant picture Of thst
mornIg The Ky was clear and hot and the palms
Ius'td their shining leaves in light wind The h.hs Of
bns say r al out between ne and the rver Their rr
pie blossoms rolling IL long drifts aDd fakes Of color and
warm, yolupuoUs perfume The red caps the green AMI
scarlet bousiDc. If tbeLorse the rich blue brown pur
le ard violet dresses Of the Beys and the snowy robes ~
ihe Arabs, with their crimson borders thrown over the
houcer, projected against The iaHny hue o the lis ant
pisI- snd the bue OF the -ky formed feast Of
color which IN it, entire richness and harmony Ocharnsd
my eye hat the sight OF became luXury O he sense,
% Iable that o an exquisite q % the paa.e.
Away at full gallop, The geIny arr>y Of coors
dancing and mierchangDg 10 khe rapid music, a. oar
Lcrses hoOfs tore the beanvnes and hung Their trailing
ble''on into The air. until reached the bank Of Inc
lite Nile where the Beys vessel was just coming 20
lend. Hoe tic Arab sbekLs end the greater part Of tio
interior oheer- embraced Abdel Klder and rctdruel 10
kha-ioum.
lie rs; Of u crossed 20 m. ISLAND OF Nous, Bey ,nd
Wa!k,d over he thick tu 70 large mnosa tree,
of he variety called ovg- where the carpets spread
the ground or us and the slaves ready with
= in fla f,la4
slEtc. taking, smoking, and azy watching the mOiipn
81 Il sttenQanis who scattered all over the sa nj.
An Abol.sn in scarlet dress shot wild goose ana DIR.
hthH ttd - bElIg DO IN az bis put iaAel fnaly ne
Sde m,i5n entire sheep, stuffed with rice-appeard Il,
eai,h.d 18th bread, onions radishes and grapes We
la,d ebt AM buried our hands in the smoking
tCsh with sUch good Will dat in half hour :he dish
contained notbipg bu beautiful skeleton lbdel kader
ey LOI0I6d he by iearDg of few cboae morsels with
lis OV fingers and presenting them IL me- bowl OF
rick cooked in milk and sweetened completed the repast.
~ went board the slHdai, anil after being
sI ped 10 The oher side took leave Of Abd-c Nader with
an tmtT1ce and God grant you pr9sper0ls journey
10 shch he replied God g-antit lie sailedoh up the
Nbie Nile for IRA, with fine breeze, and turned
hon ewarl. Tie VIVID which blew the plain in
faces, as hot and dry the blast of flrnsce, aud
my head relied under the terrible intensity OF the sun
sLi1e. The Beys took every opportunity oi displaying
their horsomanship, dGshng over The bean-fclds gd
lgzags, reniog up in 1cereer throwing their crooked
cGIcs into The aT after ihe manner OF ereed aud de-
.crbmg circles and ep-,s at full galop The finest ~
al was my handsome Albanian friend, MusakaT Ii 3y.
called upon the Pashg the sa ne afternoon, % give
IN an account Of nv ,oy age up the White Nile, sul
obliged TO remain and dine with him. lie wa very much
Interested in my adyen with the ShiOOks, bat gave
20 erstand that the negroes had great fear OF h
power, and that il they bad no. known was under hs
protection they would certainly have killed me. Wien
poke of the giant stature Of the shlooks he confirmed
What bad already heard that the kyks and Bens are
full feet in hight. Ilo also stated THAI hs prce
ssor, Achmet Paha Meneileh hal captured in t1c
.Ons be ond Fazogl thirty blacks, VINO niue feet
leh aud terrible behold Tbey brought TO Khlr
ioum ii chains, be said. bu refused TO eat, hoTlet Ike
Mild beasts and died in paroXysms OF savage fury When
IeHltmoered that The Pasba had already told me that
thIe a sub.raneOus passage from Alexandria - ihc
f O,m distabce of two hundred niles, made by Alex
endr TIC Great, and that The sultan et tonsianuaople
lad an ape when grew 10 lie twenty Zee; IN hight re-
Cyed this last commune alton with gram OF allow .nc3.
lie fulJ bolev.d in tie existence OF the yan-N yins
"a LOniby suggestive name', ciDDbal,, who. have
10 doubt u fabulous br. Barb heard Of them
III hdsuows, south Of Lake Tad aud Dr kboblecher "A
tie Ban country, but no one has ever yet seen them
The expedition Of Lottif Enud hal mel with many de-
lays. hut Monday. the I'd Of February everything wa
rtedy for - departure II consisted oI two large rex es
or adDg y".,eis, each armed Wti cnn1on and carry
il -,x soldiers in addition % the crew. J. Was also prJ
weed with INTERPRETER who spoke the languages OF the
tlGtIeut tribes. Fat ADou Bats, who the Of
Of the yesses Dr. Penney Dr Ee;z anil uy IT, fna l.
up party 10 accompany I.af EhCnd the rst stage ci
his voyage. We took the same little s0r0i in which
Lad sailed and pushed away from hhaft)um a. sunset,
followed by the nekkers. ne relative o The -a's
crowded the bank 10 bid them goodbye and as
he vessels weighed anchor, the women ST rp the .fn
"huiyig.iy which they use 10 express all emotions,
oo rapture down TO despair. We had light Il lsyOr-
ne wind and ut o'clock reached long, sandy beach
al on; tive miles above the mouth Oi the White Nile,
where TO a halt The vessels wCru mJ0red 10 the
shore fires kinded pipes lighted aid coffee made AID
We gathered into groups On tho sand IN The hight OF the
full noon 1t midnight the customary shccp made rs
AJ IearaDcc accompanied by two bottles of carc where
ALou Eaa aiectei TO be -candaliICd, long
clear be spra.led like another falstaf hi
Jolly face beamiDg in the moonlight and took sly taste
Of the forbidden beverage which he liked well thu. he
Ion ger :, uted the wicked nn kDame of [amOos o
toAr" lhippopOtamus, which we bestowed upon h.m.
tried to sleep little, but although the sand was sltt
the night air was chilly, ard beie:e nobody succeeIed
lut Abou-Bsta, whore enormous belly shook with the
force OF his snoring he lay stretched out his ba tx
by ID the morning every body tired the fires had
turrtd the meats If the banquet had crown cold anl
the wind blew freshly from the north Iatf En- N.
d called bis sailors ON board and We took leave OF h IL
lie two nekkers spread their huge wings and sailed OF
the moonlight for the land of the Bars while ma le
our slow way back 10 hhartOum where we arrived at
dsy break.
But as We must bring our extracts TO 4 close, with
cut copying the whole volume, We will wind up with
the portrait of
JOLLY MONARCH
On the evening before my departure the >h.kh Aboa-
Sin. Ali, the Absbdeb and Sleek Dyaab came 10 dine
with Dr. Reitz. Abou Sin grave and stately ever
end never looked at him without thinking Of hi. four
thousand mailed warriors on their dromedaries, sveepn,
over the plains of rakka. Shekh Ali OF meligm
size, with Kind, amiabe face, and touch Of native
fD,meht in bis msDner. k!ng Dyaab, however, who
cal acious white ufban aud robe of larkblae
clul WIS iue VI '-ul4h4 A44lcds Il'
large eyes twIkled wi good humor and HE round face
ttaued with he radiance OF ased spirit. Ho brought
Hack Do goe-e horse present for DR.. Rok, aud
rtqu sttd put him through his PAGES the plain
before the house Fould have been contrary 70 Atr
can etiquette for he doctor himself TO test the CHARACTER
Of tie .ii, piled, but the saddle was adaptcd only
for h short legs of the fat kiog. and AFTER running cir
culsr with ny knees drawn up nearly % my chin
tie stn blaIce Oh the 10 the eying OF the
citus struck iorcibly, that Jumped od anl refused
To- mount sstin greatly 10 the monsrchs iisspponim l
Sekts Abou->u and All took te.r dep lrtlro shortly
the disposal OF the sheep and salai which
-iut.d The dinner, but King Dyaao and DE- Ptney
manla until late hour smoklng plr,Lmg pine r..