The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
Something New Under the sun--Young Anne
riea Orientalizcd.

The great mass Of citizens have very vague ideas
a. to the social habits Of the Turks Various tourists
have endeayored 10 enlghten u.s. and have gone into
sueh 6ts Of ecstacy relative 10 oriental iurur that
they have had no time for the particulars Much GU
riosty has been excited BY these revelations and spe
einens Of Young America have often times fallen
violently in love with Turkish institutions. SO they
have gone to Constantinope, allowed their boards TO
grow, had their heads shaved, put Mussuman gar.
nents, and become very grave and sententious.
To these ambitious persons, and TO many others
who like luxury when 1t be obtained without any
particular trouble we have important revelation to
make.
'sThere is God but God, and Mahomst Is his pro.
phett' "Allah, BismiIahi" A kahre Turkish coffee
sbop) has been set up In New York. Coustantinopls
hss been landed at the atteryths narghes Of Perish
smbe Palsr have been brought doors The nadel
YANKEES may smoke the pipes OF Omsr Pacha for twelve
and half eents Young New York may orientalise Il.
self for q shilhngi
May the gentleman from Consantlnople, y who has
opened the Franklin Coffee House at No. o25 Broad.
way, receive In large numbers the dimes Of the nHde
and The shings Of the faithful May the blessings Of
the Prophet rest his beard May he live a thousand
years. ana may he at Inst be rewarded with houriss
whose eyes 8stous tho stars In tho armament
and whose tresses like the black records Of the vii
lAn's guilt.
IL quite different affair desire TO call public atten.
ton TO Of the most remarkable features In New
York life, as showing the cosmopolitan character Of this
city, which really like great convention Of
delegates from all Christendom and Heathendom
than any thing else. Al No. C26 Broadway, Mr.. @. j.
scauyan, lately Of Conttantnope has opencan estab
sbment In imitation OF the kshres Of that city, Of
the most remarkable institutions In Turkish Afe Here
may procure Turkish pipe, with tho best quality of
t.k.. ~
paste) ard other oriental luxures, served in such
style that may imagine himself under the shade Of
st. Sophia and expect TO be awakened from tue delicious
nguor produced by the fragrant berry the aromatic
weed by the shrll voice Of tho MleI1in crying To
prayers To prayersr The hous. Is atisd up close
imitation OF similar Establishments Ia the Lryant There
Is elevated platform covered with cushions on which
the vsiters seat themselves The pipe bearer then pre-
ssnts them either the cbibouk with the long and
delicious amber mouth piece or the narghs the smoke
Of which Is cooled by passing through water. There
books, newspapers, dominoes, chess, &c, ke. The
coffee is served in the little porcelain cup. enclosed in
the metallic stands winch every Eastern traveller will ro
eosnise old friends OF verify after enjoying thsse
Injuries, tempted 10 believe the oriental saying
"A dish Of coffee and pipe Of tobacco eomple,s
entertainment" "A Byron says
And Nochss berry, from Arabs, pure,
In smsn fine china cups comes IN at last
Gold cups OF hDAgree. made 70 secure
Tho hand from burning underneath them placed.
This pleasant place, although only recently opened
las become the rage. The clubs In the viriaty
frequently deserted for a. and Il seems 4,
oil up a which has long been wanting
Here you may smoke pipe comfortably, and like Sir
John Fstan take your in your inn, without being
obl cd TO shut yourself up oyster bon be Jot.
about In bar room. A curiosity this place IL wsn
worth vsi,-ths propns,or very agrseabls person,
aud the whole thing unique ths, Il cannot fail TO
attract much attention. Bakalumt
To smokers, the Turkish pips Ia great luxury. The
best ms.rschsum u CANISTER nothing 70 H. and segaf.
d~ Ddle into insgnGcsnee IL delights r.nnes slsvAts
end epchants obet the vpseial sif; ~ the propbs,
70 The faithful What pity tits that the inhdss shouid
| BE- Permitted 10 enjoy IL