New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

yeupa ferns unf0Ded tbor aromanc scrolls written
With wonderful hbscs Of the ssutaeru soriDs. Fey
it was opy Spring here. or rather the very e.zin-
mig Of Summer The esrth bad only become
warm enough TO conceive and bring for:a f,xe,s,
and now abe VA. making the mos: Of the h:se ms
ternity vouehsafed to her. The air wAs full o!
winged inseess d.rtns hither and ththsr in asten-
nbmept at hadins themselves alive; the AerbAse
seemed to be vinbh growing under yo1r eyes; evso
the wild shspes Of the trees we're expressive Of
haste, lest the Winter might cone 90 them. tn
awsres, and noticed thar the years srow!a lad
been shot out 1t once, 80 that ths youog syrsys
nigh. have time to harden sod 10 pro.ec: The nezs
years buds. There VIA no lush, rolieiirs Gus
burs. Of foliage, no mellow, epicu~an lsaxucr Of
The woods, 20 easy unfolhog Of leaf 90 ieaf, ~ 10
the long security Of our Summers; but everywhere
y feverish hurry on the part OF Ns;urc % % syme
thir Q. even if it should only Be half done. Aud
above the valley behind is mural rsmpa<.s,
Rlowered the cold white SHOWS, which Asd with.
drawn for little while. bu: ly In wait ready 10
spring down - soon as the protecting sunsAins
shOuld fail.
The lady bad one harmless tumble into tAe Eud
and We were al pretty well fatisued With rough
walk. when we reached tho Lspp sncampmert Is
consisted oily Of two fsmihes who lived In their
Characteristic gammss, or huts Of earth, Which
serve them also for Winter dwelfogs Theeo bur
rows were thrown up on grassy mssdow, beside
. rapid stream which came do~n from The syeid,
and at little distance were .so folds, or ,syysss,
for their reindeer fenced with picke.s slanas out
ward. A lumber of brown barred, taifsss deSs,
so much resembling bear cube that at fss sghswe
tok them for such, were playing about the docrs.
A MIDDLE aged Lapp, with tSo woneo and three
or four children were tho inms.ss They scsAsed
prof. and received us in friendly way. allow.
ing the curious strangers 70 90 in and out a. p)eas
ure, 20 tease the dogs, drink the reiodees nA, IN
spect the children. rock the baby, aud bay horn
spoons TO the estens of their desire. They wore
.m,ller than the Lapps of Ksusokens-or perhAps
tne latter appeared srgsr in their Winter dfesses-
and sstonshpgiy dirty. Their sppearaoee 10 mach
more disgusting in Summer than in Winter, when
the snow, to certain extent puri6es every Ting.
After waiting An hour or more, the herd appeared
descending the field and driven toward the fold By
two young Lapps, ssssted by their dogs. TAcre
were about four bundred in all nsaRy ono third b
ipg calves. Their hoArss blessipg aud the osachins
noise made BY their koee joints, as they Gro Sded 10.
gether into dense mass Of gray, messy baEka
made very peculiar sound, aud this, combined
with their ragged look, from the process Of shed-
ding their coats of hair did not very fsvorably i'm
pre,s those Of party who saw shem for the asst
time. The old Lspp and hs boy, strsppins SeL
low Of fifteen, with ruddy olive comp,ezion and
almost Cbinese features, caught number Of tAe
cows with lassos, and proceeded 10 wean tAe young
deer by amounting the mothers duss with eow dung,
which they carried IN pals siaag over their shsud-
ers. In this delightful occupation We Defs hsn,
and returned to Tromsoe.
AZ we crossed the mouth Of the UlVsf6fc, k1ss
evening" ws had an open sea horizon soward mo
north, Q clear sky and so much sunshine is ii
O'Clock that il WAS evdsr' tho P.3 Day hso
ds~p.d upsn US L. 1T. rhe ulsminssion OF We
shores was uuearthy in iss glory, and the wonder
ful effects Of the orange sunlight, pl,yios upon ne
darh hues Of the islsnd cli6s, can neither DO ION
mr. painted. The sun buDg low between FugSe,
rsil Q like double dome from the sea, sod she tai
mountains Of Aru0s, both Of which islands rsseua-
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gradually melting into crimson ffe at their oasoA
The gl,ssy, leadep c"lOred sra was poGdeIed with
q golden bloom and the tremendous preoipicos st
the mouth Of tho LyDgsu Fio'd. behind a., wore
steeped in q dnrkred mellow dush and touched
with psbcihDgs Of pure. rosA coDrrd light. unoj
heir naked ribs seemed TO be clothed 10 imperisi
velvet As We turned ints TIE Ficrd and ran sonth-
ward along thrir basss g waterfall, struch by tho
sun. fell in fiery orange fom down tho red walls,
md the blue ice.p,ilars Of beautiful slscier filed
40 the rsvine beyond il. We were oil on deck, and
al fsces e1cit4d oy he divine splendor Of the
scene and tineed by tie ssme wonderful s7reole,
shone as il trans6eured. In my Vhole life have
,ever seen spectacle so unearshl7 beautiful
Our course brought tho sun rapidly toward the
ruby clifs Of Arn6s snd j. wss evident that 10
would soon be hidden from sight. IL WA NOS YET
halt past eleven aud an enfhusiassc passenger beg
ssd the captain to stop the vessel ursl midaishs
Why" SAID tho latter, "i. 10 midnight now, OF
very bear Il; you have Drontheim time, which 10
almost forty minutes in arres.s" Tfue e1Ongh,
The real time lacked but i've inmates Of midnight,
sod those of us who hsd sharp eyes aDA strpg in-
ssinstions nw the sun make ME las. dip aad nee
little, before be vanished in blaze Of slo'y behind
An0a turned s~ay with my eyes full Of daz-
cling spheres VI crimson and ssh. which danced
before me wherever turned. and It wss long emc
before ttey were bosed out BY tho seni eSlsioa sf
Daylight sleep.
Yesterday morning found a. .. the sntfases of
The long Alien Fiord. Here the ssshod, hacked,
sphs SCARED and shattered character Of The noun
ssins ceases, and toey suddenly assume long. ro-
ps outline full # bold FEATURES, but less wild and