New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

march. Thor nL-n.ere La Ctce.d,rsbly inc!e,sed
rchtt Wa cqu6ly clt e 'ne question, atd ospula-
ton oeotne IT, eitable so ", aoprC ached them
with rather moe nct kr-fs sId entered into nerota-
tion. Tho lasfee a'ttr Lli wtre nt q, very sayage
Uonics; noy wtio fr a., most port rather god
Looking, and some ad ,erJ rcguu-h. black tyta; nud
after e they sed il was for cur owr coed that they
vey1id us. Be idcs they 70 fall q f1 ana good
hun or, in spite q the heavy ehOwcr that finally we
lad 10 give in There wa No place Of refrtshment
for ten or twelve miles further or and thus aher
having Ike The garrison Of Kar been brought TO the
extremity, We followed their example, dismourted
laid down cur brus, and paitcCk Of the mountain
dew mit,ga'od 10y the goats mix.
The prospect down the gap from the summt If very
pretty that toward the other sidei rpsgo6ccn. We
desctuded and ofttr passing through several boes aDd
iivuls at last reached the head Of the upper lake
From hcIe, the river toward the lower take and Xii
lacy is indeed very fine but the al be ,aty Of the
piece conss.s, eeaio, in lie wonderful vegetation.
About the upper lake everything is forest: tall oaks
and frs cyegetns with ivy to their very tops aud to
the utmost ext entities Of their bra ches from which
hares down in rich fettoon', many feet long gracefully
wavirg in the breeze. Below b, uy AID arbuius, the
latter cverg'ten, like the former grows in thick
good ezed c. forming with their dark yct brilliant
foliage spltncid contrast the bright green sprouts
Of the bceches and fr at the reddish buds Of the
oaks. The luxunsLce Of this growth, especially Of
tie IVY hss something Of tropical nature the wooded
gleps with large trees ing about broken down in al
directions ard son etmes hcoss tie fCopath so as to
make it Iealy iupassable, the fetpath itself more
BE al old water than any thing ei-e, the
brdged mountain torrents, auc The general abandon
n,ept Of ntturc 70 ietl have Of the virgin for
est than Of Oui European woocs Were the hand Of
ms1 is everywhere traceabe.
Lower d6wI, The path joins the high road from Ken
mare, ard the forest chsnges to fue park tnaton
which continues nearly al the way to Killarney. TIE
,hItk SIT ctmpactLt!s il whcn shrubs, bushes, trees
and creepcrs grow toge;her wherever lef short time
to thtlmelves is really marvellous, and gives ve,y
peculiar charm TO this portion Of tie route. How
practically useful such rich foliage can be- We had
ample time 10 admire crIiDg another shower. Further
On, as We approached Killarney, we passed through
avenue OF such splendid beeches as only Ireland
can produce. The beechts on tie Baltic shore are
celebrated, but they arc nothing compared with these
OF he mountain scCne,y there is little to be said
In their mein features tie blls Of Kerry resemble
those Of the English lakes except that rather more
massive character makes them look little Alp
ine. Onibe whole. Killarney won be q capital place
TOR rulcegicfnr0, il Lot for tie tcuters beg
gsIs, euSts, mountain oow gAls, ha~keis Of arbuus
aid b,g- ok tpis aid other o6d irdueta,lsts
Who with al their Iish huuor, succeed in trpg one
out quite much as thtir counter par in Italy, to
whom, by IL by. they beai, bodily aud mcrtaly the
mcFt sinking Iesonblauce; and were it not moreover
for that epIeeious tcDus ne Brtith enob who the
hooks of vsiCs Of the hOte show takes possession of
the locality om the miude of JuLe to the end Of Sep
ttmber.