New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

noticed the impression msie upon me- sad en-
enSea, ord 70 remove !, by saying ths, such fes-
dom was cus.smary; ths: | aIso had the nshtto 90
the ssme thing and 1t would not be considered im-
nroner Sd made ase OF THE right by taking, . mo-
mept sterwsrd, piece OF game frSn The plate OF my
fsir lei taking care however, not 10 sesot the
moot delicate.
This adventure. which CONSIGNED to be 8 r,msrk-
BE piece Of good fortune, gave ME SreT nspp'nsse,
ard I did not dream Of meeting anything 80 maeh
more piquan in NY stad, Of Asb customs % % show
me tha, my picture was YET mere SKETCH Lsssn'
had Dot yet recovered hoG the CONSERVATION INTO
which my besutfll brown neis hbor whom hsd be-
gun 70 COX upon with peculiac pleasure, hsd ihrown
ire, when saw her take up ii quantity ID hashed
mea. in the hollow OF her hand, and shape Il into
little ball. could 10, divine tho destination which
she intended f. her pe,ormsn,e, and io>wed every
movement With anxious eye. When she hal finished
II she bit off pscs and then holding II in her kn
GER vihou, further ceremony, she tnsd'c patti in my
month. As,onshei at this iucon prehensibls nmih-
a,itv. and itle frightened a. tho consequences
which Il might have, | drew back my bead, and
threw a painful questioning hook al I6rahm, who
burst on, laughing This led me % he eonclusion
;hs, my pleasan, Nooross was playing joke upon
me, and mako herself merry ~ uy expense. did
not conceal my vexaon frem my patton, who an
swered " BE assured .hc Is not i-stins with yoa N
"you think; on the contrary, she is showing you
"crcst favor and high esteem; take Il willingly Our
women never see forigners end know nothing
"of their manners; they think they mus. treat
:, u in the same Way in which they treat vs." After
this exp anacn, received the pc,ul,r GIT ye, not
Without casting shy, ds,rustfu' glance he charm
II L. iawa r.AnA
faultessly open. wac now curious to know whether
the expressi ms Of favor and esteem VII CD had al
ready received would not be followed by stl Others;
for after what haG blppened The mast impossible thing
could not have surprised NE. AZ last syouog negro
went round tic table with metal c b'sin ii'ea With
water into which he guests dipped their fingers and
dropped few drops OF essence.
We had now been sitting at table two hours, aud
gradually became weary Of the Turkish dinner, bu.
especially of my companions Jared every moment
some new expression OF esteem the head OF The
beautiful odalisk and my European ears esuid not
dwell upon the loud sounds of satisfaction and Of dses
ton which were continually heard from all present.
the lady who had shown great interest in ME during
The meal not excepted-and which were always re-
ceved with the same greeting which u given 70
sneeze in come portions OF Europe. Weeried With
long sitting at last b. gged our kindly ho~t that We
might be excused, as my knees had been IN such
position during meal that they were almost broken
We therefore took seas on the dvan where coee and
chibouques were immediately handed US. Now began
the moe deafenng noise that ever heard IN my lite.
The ladies wished that the foreigner from Franco
should receive the best possible impression OF Mo
ovenees Of the Arabian fair, and they desfed TO set
the crown upon the friendly reception which they had
already vouchsafed to me; they therefore oegsn %
beat away with two sticks on their Saraouks, anu
struck up such Darbsrous and nharmonieas song
that nearly Iost sight aud hearing Every ",nss
ended with sharp cry given by all three together
then for refrain they beat away again on their NOISY.
mouotonous Instruments. II was unendursnie' sna
had not an idea Of propnety restrained my lmpaonoe
] should have begged them instacter not to take ."
great pains.