New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
MILE. RACHEL IN EGYPT.
Ner. Yoi (, Nov. p, 1855.

twill he remembered that Nile. Rachel embarked
eariy in Octo Der AleXandrs, where che arrived IN
left Ct safety in time TO participate IN the eAcehfn
treated BY the recent earthquake. Inc gea' acues'
ind, ed formed With her sister part OF the group OF
error stricken females which assembled IN TIE great
souareof the town, and added 10 the horror OF the
scene and 20 the alarm of the Franks oy their eAu
be ant wsiiug. But the native population, from the
e aut snd De culatiI EfleudI dOan 20 the poor but
81 tn sasc donkey driver, were o, the opinlon that
Allah i, great and that an earthquake was rather
mer Jul dispensatiOn than otherwise Inc DatNeS
therefore maintained their phegm and kept neir eyes
open. They affirm that Hermlone, ~ her insht,
rushed frC IN her house in costume when paftooS
rather of tae natural than the ella STEAL The warm,
unysriable cir OF the Nile has been recommended 10
Nile Rachel whose lung. are affected by her medical
advisers and The has determined en- following our
th If Instructions 10 original and comfortable style
On the slips of the Pbaro a. Marsetles there is
now in course of construct on an Immense barge,
formed On a model which is peculiar to the Me,
where il is known as a cange. Thls barge, when
Is 10 be launched in te. days, viii be dec0rd-
ted internally with great luxury. Ii will contain
drawipg.rcoG a library, bath rooms, &c, aud Is to
cost according 10 the contract I l,UOO slenDg.
potion Cf the furniture of the sldence OF Mile kache
IN The Rue TruCOn bas already been dispatched 10
Msrseits and will be fitted to the barge wOich is 70
be TAKEN in tow to Alexandra, by the next steamer
"HernioLe" will at once take up her quarters on
board this vessel and will pass away the w Winter IN
crusirp no and down the Nile doubtless 10 ths tanta-
It Of The genus CT codile. Tie enemes OF the great
aeess ana they erous assent thai the success
of Madam RistoIi has to great extent Influenced her
present decision ID that Mile Rachel sore In spirit,
ard diseusted with this incI Instant world, has deter
ned on retiring to Jerusalem, where she viii reside
after the fashion Of Jewish Ls0y Hester Staohope.
This do not believe, for notwiths andlog that tue
moo 81 ia OF an ipgoIious one and that the eyes OF The
eappg world would be concentrated with renewed ad
ration ON the magnificent genius which abandoned
the sCepe of the stage when in tDll possession of It's
glory ard power il IS nevertheless improbable that
Mile Rachel will retire to the land of her foefathers
for il would not pay. Ii is, however, certain
that Mile. Rachel will undertake. pilgrimage to
Jerusalem as soon as her health wall permit Ler to
undergo the fatigue.
Paris Correspondent Of The Globe.
Another Paris correspondent says of Rachel: Toe
great aged. nj is now actually at Cairo. She is at
tended by ski full French ply stefan, DIR. Brugniee,
settled in that place. IL is said that her condition is 80
grave that almost absolute silence is imposed on her.
Her treatment thus had commenced when the late
e. earthquake caused her to suffer greater oral than
pl ysica shock However, the weather is so fine, and
the climate of Egypt at this time - mild and agree
able that the recovery of this lustrous woman may
he hoped for If, as wish to think, Mile. Rachel
Coins her battle of the Pyramids, her example cannot
fail to encourage tourists, and voyages ia
Egypt for health will be added by rich parties IL
by enc scouns at Nice Cannes, and in the Pyrenees