New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
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IerI ~ roylsd The Nab. anu We slowly approached
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Nab .-..r. 70 hr AK presented ny hand W paseG
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nu ss1 ;hsn s,galar greetings were niercaanged be-
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Aee-avs-:e,y Of greetings end good wishes. E-e Ad-
- ircci. Whether wished 70 yis, >hamyl immedi-
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nv ,els-iy. ihrcush hin answered that had nothing
n v.-. through any a.rd person, and wished N person
20 81 shsuyl and his wife M cousin, and therefore
prsye the honorable Naibs 70 conduct ne 70 their lmam
Iv -epe ,hs, they would fuhl N! wishes with pleas
r. rOw turned 10 my companion, who was already al
q considerable distance. though not beyond earsnot'
and cried Farewell Go back and give my comph-
~nsris 10 Gel. N6ler.
had not proceede over hall rsr.i, 1hen perceived
behind losy mound fourteen Tehechenzes. The former
the gssrd of the Nab, and joining him Immediately
WAS forced 70 90 through the Introductory ceremonies
again presenting each il my hand, with the ques-
tor Young men viii you really bring me in safety to
"your master" I'VE will try they replied and re-
trur shor; distance they sang hymn IN loud, almost
deafeuing tone called the Jl0i0sia.-
We now. in good companonship, proceeded among the
mountains and soon crossed Of the Agun which
here divides into three streams We frequently met on
tie way with Tchetcbenzes, enemies OF the Russians,
which are here called Katua.' The road was bad,
and ct times very wearsome, much so that for the
most part we had to 20 on foot the road being all the
way up and down, running through the thick forest
Ia the woods We saw continually large herds oil VIVA
swine which feed upon the bark Of the plane trees whch
are very numerous and grow TO an extraordinary hsh''
The hardest part OF our journey was IN crossing te noun
tain Sthbut. We all had to dismount ana could hardy
climb the steep ascent my horse beng led by my icne
tebepzen companions. / guessed, and my guess after
ward proved true that they puposey conducted me by
this very difficult route, they suspectng my object TO be
that of accommodating the district and the road On the
seventh day we arrived at the Go Datsche-Barsa the
residence of Nab Duba in whose house spent the night
In the courtyard noticed single cannon, before which
= an Asat stood as sentinel.
Soon after arriving at quarters the people OF the
village came crowdng into the house of the Nab, among
them Ege Adsch and Tschuka, the father of the Duba
they seated themselves in the upper story of the house
drank Russian tea upon sort of open gallery called
here tcLar1og We witnesses of the droll manner
in which the Naibs auker servants treated the crowd OF
curious natives which filed the house they finally took
clubs and began to pay on driving them out Of doors,
with the words "Who are you What do you want
did you never Russian before p
The evening passed pleasantly in conversation; was
well fed and had to myself retiring The next
morning started agan crossed roadess mountains and
crossed second arm of the Argun in the neighborhood
of Ulaskart the home OF Tagr. We stopped here also
over night then crossed another mountain passed the
Villages Mchaurt and Tchik urr and then came again
TO irghtul mountains, forests rocks and precPces all
which difficulties must he overcome and az last descended
into vast valley in the middle of which lies the large
Dor Wedenno the right of which however four wers
east of the village small square opening in the noun
ians was visible perhaps rersts in circumference
which is hemmed in upon the right by lofty forest covered
nights and upon the left by irighul abyss, through
which the Chlo flows In the center Of this open space
level spot is castle surrounded with various stFuc
lures This unappoaehable SPOTS called DargyWedenno,
and is the residence of ShamyL
There but to the castle, and immediately
in front of this within stands tower mcured with SIM
Gle cannon for It's defense Surrounding are two
rows of huge pes driven perpondiculary into the earth
the SPACE between flied with firmly stamped rubbe.
little to the right of the castle there is hamlet for the
uuridsi Near this is powder magazine surrounded by
sentries and guards In front of the Notifications there is
another small hamlet, mostly inhabited by mechanics,
among whom is to be found even matchmaker. An
aoueduct coming down from the mountain has IFS outlet IN
the center OF the or atoms in large basin constructed
in the earth known the BATH this being the common
bathing place for men and horses From the basin the