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

particular rite to which tho nersso 'oTje Of The
iu.gh' "m tho m0antsns of Fascd on ,ba ib.ss -
cfrgnr "'1 sun greater pIoiGscn Of these barl,ad
EbssHtLs. Ead another Mshcssce on bos-d !, - - =
oi hVe and twenty, nam 4 Belfr who Ler. all b
~ @ eon'lnua 'aush with his droll sayings He snoh 80
s,S,S tr o. DIS .nGe not "o!d of which could un --
, GI. hs ioee and voice were 30 comicsl th,:
mugLeo n,oluntsrily Whenever he spoks NJ va
fellow, given TO all sorts o. debauchery asd wa,
l :" nsppy o. when ne could drink his III OF J5R
moiheI o. nighngale os the beer Of the country
ealed. because he who drinks IT, sugs
1tPGaer curious character was an Old ami, .,
bskhhe slave Of the owner Of h vA.,ol o1'l a. lod
COON ,oI The ,siiora She sa ,ouait o ~ wno a;'et a,
t;e n,0ou'iy ana nakefy ogly but perf ,rne9 no, a.
70 regularly 0nd with sucb contonted fsc I,: n u
r.Vs" on 'ic Jokes which the men made at her eE
thst soon learned % tolerate her preseoc Which
" a n oi'gusting She native Of the rnouna M
a ruI' ou had been captured by tie slsve.hunters
nal .i'. >he was IN ndy on the night when Is
ig N me year ls22 But with all ny oae-onng abe
uo give no account of the scene and II was marvel
Da' Sue REMEMBERED il AT all Life was 70 her a bIsnk
ge aho what one day nigh: write upon IT, the next day
tfased' Nhe sat from morning TIL night, grinding the
noua oeiwe, two hat soDef, precisely the Mex an
"'"'h gfDt her maize occasionally rubbing her hands
upon Per "ooy head TO rid them Of the paste Her only
9o,"s Wes my white sheep which in its search after
ioG, "ouid deliberately -eze her mealy topknots and
Gegn TO chew them Her ytlls az such times were the
sisnei FOR f!esh attack Of Beshirs drolery Yet old
al ugly and imbruted she vas no Franhsh belle
"LOe bloom beginning to waDe could have been more
stLHne about her age. was deghej to find this touch
o vanity in her IL the only trace OF feminine nature
&c ever betrayed Beshrs declaration that she was
h,nded end hy years old reused her 10 FURY She roe
uI; tuned 70 with face hdeou.ly disforted that
could rot laugh ~ il, sDd yelled ont Look at me
ny IoId s9d toll me II this OF dog speaks the
rum ~ lie Eos Bokh!ta, | answered; u should say
"F p1 were nor more man thirty years Old The fury
u her face way instantly replaced by mper Of vanv
Nic s9e more hideous; but from that time Bakha
olIdtrtd No o. her frC1d. Beshir who never mssel
an opportunity Of baing the people on shore called ou.
o dal 10 daniel who down the river for water
" lieie is your sisttr on board" The amabo maiden
pleased In raio % I
slsier TO byenal "a compliment over which the old
woman duokied for lopg time
At Khsrtoum, be meets with several Europeans,
among whom were the Austrian Consular Agent, DR..
Reitz end the priests Of the Catholic mission From
these be obtained much iDtere,tiDg nfor nation, and
WIS taken BY them 70 see The sights of the place He
thus describts
VISIT TO rHE PRINCESS OF SEMINAR.
DR.. Rez took day to visit the celebrated 81 eh
Lady, Nasra thc daughter OF the last King Of SEMINAR
and bIoiber of the present Shekh Of that province She
Is woman OF almost masculine talent and energy aud
may be said To govern SEMINAR present All the Arab
shkhs Or well as the population at large have the great
est respect for her and invariably ask her advice in any
crisis Of affairs. Her brother Jdrs Wed AdlaD noWt-
si'Dong bis nominal subecton TO Egypt still pososses
absolute sway several hundred villages and called
hmg Of Kule The Lady Nasra retains the title Of SUI
teba account of ltr 4. from the ancient rOval
house Of SeDDaar She has place Serbia the Blue
Nile, which, according to Lepsus exhibits degree Of
wealth ana state very rare IN Soddan Shg was ilea IN
aiIeh' The son OF former Ni@ier Of her father, King
Adon
W. found tho La iy Nasra home seated on a carpet in
her auonee hall, her husband and Shekh Add e kador
q SLtkh of Kharoum, who married her dau gutter by
former husband occupy ing an adacel carpet She gave
TIC Cor sul her band sa.uted me, stranger with
inclination OF her head and seated ourselves the
tCOr opposite - her. She about forty five years Old
hut appeared Younger and s retained the traces Of her
OImtr beauty. Her skin was a Oao bronze color, her
eyes large and esyc and her face remarkable for i
intelligence aid energy An her motions graceful
and ogD fed and unGer favorable circumstances she
might have become d sort of Ethiopian /eDobia She
single robe Of very fine white muslin which she
sometimes folded ss nearly conceal her features. and
sometimes allowed 10 fall 10 ber waist revealing the
what erTipe charms o her bosom. heavy ring of the
naive gold Of KasGn hung from and others adoroed
her fingers. DIR. Rcitz explained 10 her that was not
Frank hut from country on the other side Of the
wmlo Sle SPOKE OF The visit of Dr. Lepsius at Serbia,
AID said that be tho only far-travesd stranger she
Ind seen, excep: uyse' took occasion to say that
bad frequently heard Of Der IL ny native land that her
name wss well Known all the world and that the
incil al reason 1f my visit TO Son1an tho hope Of
seen her She not in no laa5, Haitored by these
aepeIated compliments bat received them as Gaety Hs
they were her rght She was horn queen, aod d?oh
whether anything the earth would ha, hecn able to
shake her royal Indifference.
Her slaves all girls OF twelve fourteen years o
age naked except the rad or grdle Of leather fringe
about lo lon They bad evidently been chO}1 ior their
htouty, of ihen although black iron
statues, Incompatible for the symmeery Of their
toms and tie grace their movements They brought
us pines and coffee and when not employed, stood in
at the bottom Of the roorn with their hands folded
vii, TO partaks of H. The Sutana had already dined
in solitary state her husband sheh Add 81 ader the
Consul seated ourselves crOsslegged on the oor
aouid The huge bowl containing an entire sEeep sIhGd
with rice We buried the hot and smoking flesh
aud picked the choicest pieces from the ribs snd hank
occasionally taking handful of rice from the interior.
lie Oh sddiiiOnal dish basket OF onions and
rsdishes Before each of stood slave with napkin
and large glass of ON bHC'E-the mother OF n9htn-
gal,s Acr drinking returned the glass 20 the slaves
hand sbe standing all the while mmovabe d statue.
After C had eaten m Of mutton and onions
ley brought dish of prepared douIrs called Go' "hl
civ rsemhcs the 9A0c Of Mexico. The grain IL
pounded very fine sifed MIXED with little sugar and
water and made into thin, dry leaves, as whit and deli
cate AS camirc !, is considered very nourishng espe-
ciuly on journey for which purpose il is used by The
rich shekbs of Soudan.
As W. took our leave. the Sultsna o ing that our
cane batons which we had just purchased the bazaar,
ere of very Indifferent quality ordere two others TO he
brought fine yellow wood, resemon2 box which IS
G5une IN The mountains the Ahyssnian rcner, ANA
gave them TO u.s.
We must not omit his account OF
Az HETEROGENEOUS HORSE RACE.
NV morning rides with DR.. Reitz, around hharoum, |
eiadusy extended themselves INTO the neghoonnS cou
Try, within the limits which fast dromedary cogd reach
il, two bonrs Iaye In this way became familiar WIN
The nery along the banks of both Miles, and The broad
arid plains between them As rarely appeared 10 pubic
except in HE Consul, company ana attended Nn a 'uS
ON bX the inbah afJeign prince OF Distinguished
tdnk The Pashas soldiers duly presented arms, and he
pe hom met the streets stopped eid saiuted me
,urdlv ns pa, sed. The Consul had succeeded III
II ,ki,g strong impression Of his own power sni import
ce and this as cted upon his guest ODe morpD.'
s ,v ,rere riding toward the palace man cried out
.. NJ Gcd nrolre your day. q Consul and the days OF
IN, strange iord,-for you make grand sho" WIN your
hOrses every dsy . -, ,.-, , ,.u ., ND
;hn, lean o The heart. The noble red stallion when
nsnnlly mounted had not forgotten tho plans OF Dars a
wLtIe lie was bred, and Whenever we caine upon @ tie
Imnd,.ss eN el extending southwark from the Town hs
VI, blood was aroused He pricked up ms ears nesheu
as rsrdly lh. sa-horse 1I Joo fnanpe p, "ncy