The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-21

INKS or CARLOAD Of stone upon their backs
Isl, women with covered faces, who do wei
7 " .nes- rom the gaze oil man, men dirty,
eoscene; children ~hose sore eyes aud un'
ga nuered rags send chill through tho
I'D, women ana children begging 'or buck
IS whose leah, lank form Is enough Ia breed
res Of enormous size craving through the -
lnly tombs; IDEAS fastening upon you ~ every
y, l. is sufficient 10 make the heart SICK 10
~ and the wreck OF what 1t was; ana those
otV,s'ted il will best retain their respect for
z Il home, for distance lends cnchantnent to
yaa can but be disguised ut the foul da,ecra
hsy places, where ghosty vampires suck
8 even on tho threshold OF the oepuichre. !
ak POSSESS the required material for travel.
tiae; and IL many other tourists would DO ~
w.uld acknowledge that tho pilgrimage 10 tho
Is only in the pame-the ideal WAS more im
lnrel. The bieaxueck ride to the quiet little
etilehem makes one better Iatured, by view.
valley close by, where olives, aud hgs, ana
rrh with the early crop, relieve the eyes from
that encircles them; tue far feature, OF tue
3elhl ehem, and taeif erect fofIn rs they walk
C clue gowns. maAe thcm must attractive; but
III their households the iiltn ana wretcnelne5
nee takes away ali the poetry OF hanisoms
ode figure. tn. cburc and the calheusa
F0thy of comment, were II not Tor tho nun.
Priests who taee you through so many spot
teen made sacred by Cnrist aad the Apes
in, out OF the mangrr 10 which our savior
oal,letes the disgust " iicI tlnsei and hum
Ed Misery have Gated tue very nom mt you
yolr rounds at ieruss,sn Tie abs Irdty
E,axes the wlo.o thirg ridiculous, aud ate
yol are ready ~ admit The wide diierenc
aa you have read aud wnat you now oh
L If Olives overlooks the dirty llttle stream 0
the dreary, CLASSY look oi Z 20 Dead sea; bu
tn Holy City and the Surrounding mounlain;
accent. Among the many spots ma ie motel
al 'cference none iinpre ,seh me more tn M the
lei the Garden OF G-tnscm,n Oriental
boom about the walks, and olive trees old
anan cedars still ornament the spot. An OLD
es IN one corner vi tine garden, and be keeps
b with Eastern plants Brief enough has been
ut have no, the fancy tor a lon ger uma, Tor
ap, places TO see before return. did not
gong down ia a diylax bell in the Ked sea "
ns II Sodom and Goinorrab, and the desert
damascus takes ten days. A party Ci English
headed by New 70, ger, had Just arrived
m Rom Cairo, having been eighteen days IN
sert some tourists find amusement here
! bu DAYS suit my taste better. ghe clers.
v,sts Palestine ana spends snort time al
mot likely will entirely alter tbs diulon or
,e A sermon on the Holy Land before and
sit tould be most unlike. When, tull 81 tba
eta,nor and splendid imagery OF the inspired
ham ia Syria, TO ti4a u,liv The ghost OF your
the skeleton anc crussbones, without par.
fish or blood, or veins Or muscles vi ac-
rsmembrance--you almost wish you had
Jerusalem; and yet the tour, once over, Is
and adds one more lux to The travellers
II dwell long there we should have BOOKS
Should be an antiquaIy, II Dottnist, y geoio-
vim. Tor no thirst tor an slent associations, no
hiu &c noes, uDless YOU happen 10 possess Gu
nd )iety above the common hera, will keep a
y weeks in Jerusalem.
Element among the Arabs was caused, few
TIE accidental discharge Of IN ssionary's
on OF their number. IL was at NAbious, and
Is, IKE them all, importunate tor juctshsssh
ng hold Of the horse whca the gentleman
lninal reared, and the discharge OF the rifle
tothe beggar. As soon AS the accident be-
u tie Arabs rose en- m1sse, arrested the cler
ed relative Of the Prassian Consul, broSe
ises Of the English nd other Consuls robbed
~ thing portable, stripping the ladies' OF their
ornaments, and killing one or two OF the m
Is. The emelAe at one tire bud fair to become
Pssha ut once des patched company OF sol
do gn the riot, and u.Se away the unfortunate
who was placed ia the Governors house, TO
from undergoing the summary pun nnent
v. News has now arrived that the Insured
n Int down, and all Is qaict at Nahious. Ano-
here has very much annoyed the irleads OF
Some converts, 1t was said, had been made
atves. Receiving an education in the mis-
os, they protested their belief Is CHRISTIANS.
robbery OF a jeweer's shop OF considerable
he poce cbace 10 finl the 70 )ber. AMI days
ut the least tface-tor the m->ionary's con
a)ove suspcion-and You can unicrstand
irfed the MISSIONS friends must fees To find
1dr head native teachers, who was most de
rsfessions, had turned out, not only u DO the
ntance, but has been for a long time the
1,st formidable band Of robbers.
n Austrian lloyd'S steamer Tor Beyrout, we
ride through 10 Joppa In day, and IN
q a large number OF English gentlemen,
", retraced our steps along the rocky patn
torrent formed from the melting OF the
)vs. Leaving Jerusalem with its dead mo
at magnlticencc, we passed once more the
h,spitabie land about il, where nature, re.
!, where Go has accursad, wea.s tno live
the darkness Of the night an everlasting
nc Mongol Tartars, the syrian Arabs live
locks and their herds, and 1t is dil,icult for
traveller, Is he winds hs way along the
orealize, amt such terrible desolaton that
uriant country where the nusbandman "a.
sthrce and his harry csts twice ia every year
Industry and art of the Hebrew made the
IN milk and wine, with oil and with honey.
on ALEXANDRIA TO CoNsTAErIN0PLE.
On Board THE STEAMSHIP MEssSA,
RHODES HARBoR, Aprii II, 1886.
sdnt-Aierdndria, Jd6d and Constdn,inople
Journey and Hire of a Drdgoman-Iioo a
an Bully, Pray and Cheat-Ciu,isd,ion Of
Yards their CorlrIered-Caiga, n. Hiu Of
5nrcnt, and FL. idh, and Ndpo,eon-Aerea and
"A Run and Ride in he Coun,ry-A Ball
Patdce-G Glimpse Of Lady Of the Harem
IN place.
ast ten days our steamer had beer on q
n through the Turkish end Of the Levant.
Alexandra to Constantinopie Is very cony
rist who wishes TO yisit some OF the most i'm.
fAsiatic Turkey. For some time past there
lines OF steamers between the above men.
ying every week, each line ia trrn. From
AHA paid ST. so 10 the French ,oa., be.
Messagere Imperial, one Of the largest
,panios In Europe, and at JANA booked
after visiting Jerusalem, 10 Coastaotino.
the Austrian Lloyd's, paying bal price for
engaged at Alexandria at $40 per month,
,panion paying his travelling expenses,
TX again. "a. Is n Maltese, AMI speaks
English, Arabic and Turkish, and flis
rdlie depiace interpreter guard; in short,
sll work, invaluable 10 a traveller In the
we go he seems u have acquaintances
sguards and scoundrcls Of the place; gets
IONS for the most trifing ofour purchases;
hotel sepers, knocks down the boatmsn,
Icy boys, patronizcs the Catholic church,
hooking down Custom HouIe officer,
portmantcau, because we don't give
carries cudgcltc enforce his argumel a
wears beard some ten inches long,
le rage With tho ste ward wnen there Is
coffee, and regards Us more in sorrow
when noticing our gross ignorance Of
anu Oriental languages. Abraham il
lgomans. We know he cheats Us, yet
Dur wants compensates for the fraud.
should see nothing, and perhaps pay
cover his con mission. TIE dragoman
Expensive luxury, snocessary evil, who
peculiar 10 the class links himsefin
pers, shopmcn, and the MINOR sharks
travelier's AXE We know he cheats
sure 10 give him a certificate OF his
Eood behaviour, when his duty has
sd "a others have done ber ire IA