New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11

much sJdnIo6 -" ~"
,.,.a =, 70 msco BY bic Iaz nss'' sass paf|' 'aa
81 ana c,Ged his ears, After whioa We msdo ee'-
A., .pesl. After q DIVE ihf'sga inserm'n'Se
..sas. ve came upon the banAs Of she ksh1, which
-srs ss-eo and frioeed ~r.h spleodh hrs. Inen
came the village Of Naansbyn, where, thaai Heaven
We got something TO ear, warm roon' aod oed'
While we were at suppn, two 1a7eiefs arhVed'
enc Of whom, a we'll made, richly dfesse1 young
fellow, was u,bercd into cur room lie was or~s-
pet,oa (iroD-msser). 90 The 'ef'ans Inior'hea U.s.
and from his superane b'o,d. cle'h, nns', AM ne
immense aDe Dor. cham which attached d m 10 as
watch. appeared 70 be doing ,hfvlng bu-iness.
ps had the None bloom ON bis Ease, dlgnloed
ns,e. ard Eng ish whiskers H.nking his smo thy
,haven chin. HIS air Vas flushed and happy; ne
va. no. e1acty drank bu. comfortably 'zfh'n tha'
ssy aud cheerful vespbule beyond which bee the
chamber Of horrors. He listened to our conversa-
lion for some time, and 6oaDy add'essed me IN in'-
perfect Eng ish. Thus led 70 mumal comnuhcI'
tiops, and declarshon Of our character, and oo-
ject in have,-no,hiDg OF which would he believe.
NOBODY can possibly come here for pleasure"
sSd be; IL know better; you have secret Poh-
tic,j mission. Our amusement at THIS only strength
sned him n bis susp'c Ons. Nevertheless be called
for a bottle Of Port VINE, WHICH when it came,
turned out 10 be bad Malaga and assisted on drink
INC a welcome. "YOu are in la2tude 6G0 North"
Md he, "on the KALI, where no American bias
ever been before and stall al my friend to give
skaal to your country. We have been 70 the
church, where my friend 10 stationed"
With that be went Ou', AMI soon returned with
abort stout broad faced largo headed man Of forty
or tbereabout. His manner was perfectly wel-ored
and self possessed, and took him to be clergy
man esp cally as the roD.master addressed IN
a. Brother Horton" Nov SAID be, "vel-
come 10 CO North, and pros perisy to free Ame-
RIGA, Are you for Bdchsnan or Fremont I"
Brother Horton kept wa'cb'ul eye upon his young
friend bu. cheerfaly joined In the sentiment. I
gave in retsIp: Skaal 70 Sweden and tho Swedish
people," and hoped TO get nd Of our jolly a-quHnt-
aDce; but be was not TO be shaken of. "YUu don't
know me, be said and don't know you-bat
you are something more than you seem TO be; you
are political character jus, then Breasted came
in with the thermometer, and announced 24' Of
cold Reanmur). "Tnou'And devils" eXca Ded
Brother HortOn, (snd now was convinced that he
was not clerpyman) "what thermoDe.er How
cold it makes the weather Would you part with
it if / were TO give you money in return 7" de-
clined, sfanDg that it was impossible for US to pro
cure 90 cold thermometer IN the North, and We
wanted to have az low temperature as could be
obtained
This seemed TO pure the iron master, who
studied awhile upon IL, and then returned 10 the
,ubject Of my political mission. IL suppose you
speak French" said he; "it is necessary IN dpo-
macy can spe AZ it also"-wbich ne bogan to do,
IN a bUnsng wsy. l answered In the same Ian
gusge, bus be soon gave up The attempt add tried
German. i changed also, aud, fndiog that be hid
exhausted his philology, Of wh,h he was rather
proud, especially as Brother Horton knew nothing
but S sedisb, doterm ned TO have little fun "Of
course you know Italian" sad l, "i5 is more nlu-
steal than Germap," and forthwith addressed hun
in that language. He reluctantly coofssset his
iar ORANGE. "Oh, WE'LL" continued, spanish is
equally agreeable to me-" and took up that tongue
before he could reply. HIS face grew more and
moro blank and bewldered. 1.-THE OrientS Ian
gusges ave doubt ess familiar 10 you;" persisted,
IL have had no prac ice in Araa for some time,"
then tried m with H'ndustanee, which exhausted
my stock, but concluded By giving him The ch Zee OF
Malay, Tartar or Tbibe.an. d" Come Gomez said
Brother Horton, taking hs arm as he stood s'a'iDe
and perplexed-" the horses are ready" With
some diff ,uliy be was persuaded TO leave, after
shsk pg hands with Ne, and excl4inliDg many times:
"You are very seldom man"
Wban sunka the tpm noratuYe had Ysan To
90 above zero, with atrenendou. snow.storm blow
ing. As we were preparing to set out, q covered
SID drove in from The ,rih, with two Swedish
naval officers, whose vesse, bad been frozen 10 AZ
Crons adj, and who had been OBJ ICED to re urn
home through FINLAND, up the cas- err coast Of the
BoihDisn Cuff. The captain, who spoke excelcat
| Epgb,h, informed me hat they were in about The
same latitude es we, on Chrwtm.s Day, on The OPP
posiie side Of he gulf, aud bad EXPERIENCED the
same degree Of cold. BJsh OF them had their poses
severely frozen. We were two hours and half 10
travelling he FIST station, seven mikes IS the Emo
was falling in binding quantities, sod the road was
not yet plowed out. All the pedestrians se met
were on runners, bat even with her SD. skpes,
Eve feet hong, they ssnk deep enough 70 make rnair
progress We slow and ,Oi'some.
| BY The time We resche Nasby my fsce wa, very
| much swollen and nlamed .nd as is Has imrpOssi.
bic 10 make the n, Z. stsge b. daylight, VS. w'.e.y
determined 10 stop there. TIE Smd blew bur.
ricans, the hard snOw.cryssas ,asbod .hs xiadO xs
and made gray chaos Of ali oa,-o'do1rs, but we
| bad VAIN, coy, caryeted room Si5oin, CAPITAL
diDDer IN the aferno n and bot,le Of genuine
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