The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

us, ano having usnwed lie c9e'o .av veu'cie cu "
70 nosps lho ospy the secretary ana himself took
The ~ frsnd, ,ns pony. was "esnk on'' as sp
becae currous so1 turned actively around TO sec wno
was ahou; % s~ks sach liberty. saw It occe that
ns, ~. 70 psn 70 sc%e % ~, u~sa
bis back. CbssssraD also lAngaea absat Abs Nns,
wn,cp informed mo tnas no expected Some run. OK.
ahmed my friend Closely, and seeing mat he vas 4
very small pony thought might risk jump Unfor.u
pa,ey, he thought hkewse, aud INDUCED q
only few inches forward OF tail, sad be continued
the esercisc by Kicking up just at that moment next
found myself on his neck.
g aold oD!' shouted my two friends
This Wss good advice, but entirely unnecessary. u
found nue. eIertug mssef back toward tho ssadle
bite al my lei. ioos Finally was seasvd. L. - N'
And away We went along the hsmewsrd road at .
smashing Tue clean ose ID half NAKED Hnioo
lnorseboy followed fas: "a he was able, and the two
drivers OF tho cart whipped into wing trot. We
decidedly soE" allowed friead his head until the
pace began 10 tell upon MIN, aud offered little
couI weDt 10 the shape or be.ithy s~o TINS
stimulated hl 10 such so extent that thought chirp"
would be sufficient the next time, AMI 80 tried the expert
Dent AS general thing am opposed to experiments:
DON'T think ever knew thriving who always
making experimental Upon this occasion, Sever,
destined 10 make discovery. No sooner did / get
OH wnat was intended rs stimn'aiioS sound tiin my
sfnali friend came TO short STOP fns result may oe
better imagined than described. suppose every
knows hos very difficult It 70 keep upon very small
pony when he going very fast, aad when ne suddenly
Comt5 70 " very khcEt Stop, w, Nv Huy
Upan resaniDg tbe saddle, with considerable dnlraty,
concluded await the arrival Of the ozep orier that
night oo..n so~e information Is regarded the naosis Of
cnssseran laughed heartily al explained tbscase 70 hi
and sad:-
~ made mistase; Should have warned you that all
cattle part OF the world taught 10 stop w5er
you ehirp ana TO SO ahead when yoG cack'"
Our road nine long aud perfectly level aud
hard II carried us through aiierna,e rice fields and
cocoanu Plantations, over tue former OF which tne sun
hon n fna
which IL scarcely penetrated at al Tho grain had
been cut from the Gelds, and dozsos Of the "~atsr
buffalo orasged their hugo and shia,nE bodies through
the gfass Of food. aot!ced warns
VI dice whrlng around the heads Of these animals, and
here and there white like bird seated upon their
The business OF this bird seemed TO be 70 snap up
al such uneary fes IS came within his reach, and
idea occurred to that would call halt and hog
many no eDts apped in certain sma therefore caipol
70 my friend, who readily lent hi 0ssr views ras
butA)oes, however, were not SO Indifferent for hal no
sooner become co1emplatve snsn they began snafias
the air shaking toeir hesds and advancing line like
30 many cavalry lhs VI course, destroyed ali
nteres. in cranes and Lee. I suddenly remembered
these very animals ,ha; been sla1 70 co
tree now therefore, experienced equal sstsiac.
ton IN beng able to run away. Nos. Ugly neass are
these "Sa'er brfaioss." II the reader Imagine
cross between tho Ordinary and oebeusoh II
give better iaea Of ,ae appearance aaa any words OF
NINE. Tney often OF SICILY yee4 color, bat more
generally back. They pave long rouEh horps lat ugly
head, and little or no hair rhey hostile E1ropsaas
bot doee TO Other races oven though they be strangers
They found every where throughout tas part vi
woridevea IL JapacAnd are used as beasts o. burden
and draueht. When Their work s over they turned
sdrit 70 vaow ia the wafer OF the rice ds scd
TO and their FOOD Tue natives govern them by sose
line occurred 10 ring thtoIga tho Che '';rorg
oxee Of my iiiend Onsssefian we're Q. different breed
Smaller put very nuch Ike ours though .itl IL
the shoulder.
Leaving this rice led with It's h,se oav,lfy and hot
SUM- behiad entered Gpoa length Of ehsay goai whGh
carried me- through cocolout grove, PROB ,by NAT
mie IN width How long !. Eas naa No mems Of ialg
lcDOrteG Chinese nd ar q
far eoge was village or perhaps stt3l " teVen Or
.stt hasdied lssoeped Ia rol. OF sls most ani.n
honse OF this vlase, aud paid very Tat ClEaaa1
two csn's 10 slos very THU Malay boy to
climb. one Of his tall trees end ta'ov doxn
email boy two ether ooPpsss for cu.siog oil ,he e AMI
COZ oTGNsht for four ceuts that Vas more ref.lhDg
than even The sapee cooled SOFA wcser of Hndo NJ l.
Twas ueary ten O'Clock when (hs pony, The sec
and mysel) pulled up AZ tho DOOR OF TIE Iaakoa
hooae" Chasseran and the Secretary dropped in as,
BATH were seated before such brsakias, as Can
only be furnished where the iogred for aay car.
sun ard tnaloes to arrive finally at ".axoT and Only
inbe.e the exnalstoGs OF that Gerry.
''You'n ride p sic. Cook al observed before
will more than repay for IT, -
'Wby 90 you CAL your pace MslssonY' assed, rs
HncOo No. commefceo lls circle with the curry an
No. 2 followed with d dsn Of very white rice
"EecarseI sn a Frencbman and because my neigh.
bcis arc Englishmen They make jokes VITA Ine sai
with men,, he replec With regular Frerc shTug.
"Bet he's go. tTdge that he calls 'Tser,o Bridge
and that squares tho s observed bis ngsn sss,st
art from The foot Of the ,aole with friendly laugh
tYes-rnu,. have tho equilibrium sscnted oar host
"Boy, charnpsgpe!"
After breakfast we walked through the sugar establish
nent. II consisted OF TIC mill for grinding, huge
oaudrors for boiling, tho reToying frames for ccys
alizing, The long, Hat lorms for coo.mg, aud Inc
angular boxes foT separating the moisses % dsaplng
Then there were the disiery, where white poured
form N stream; the packing roon where the sugar
sewed up in raat bags, ard the ou.hoases, the
pressed cane spresd to dry order Ihat Il might DC
used 9s fuel for the furnace.
When he arst The province he found the other
parers planting am sr lding the Year through, without
regard 10 scseons At dsst he followed their example
but after few years thought il wrorg, besan
making experiments. TIE resuN OF these was the con
victon that the cane shcua be planted between January
and June, and tnsi twelve months atter date
tn. @ planted JUICE ena and d''ay anui Sr
required fourteen, fifteen, sometimes sixteen moatns
un,ure and then coud not be expected muco
juice as had been planted 10 preparing the
ground be ditched very deeply and planted IN VS. six
feet apart each plant being three ee from .s neigubor
up ho highest bree) aud Under favorable CIRCUMSTANCES
these UP at end OF about Gays II ne were
To- Psnt The three lo".r oass they soua no' grow a. all
monin OF more. His plantation consisted Of $50 acres
he had $50 unctr cultivation, and employer 4GJ
naDos, az an average pay OF l0c Per day. The en-.
tire expenses Of the Plantation averaged 500 per day
and be mad cleared S27,0a0 during the las
n ,hteen most.s NesheorDg Jungle laId was to b,
ready for cultivation you mus. cal $50 The grea; dd
Gully under whoa ne aboret was want Of iaosr C,cd
Y,
double The value 81 the estate.
asked BIN bo. be bad obtared the anount Of aboe
be then had and where existed difficulty OF increasnZ
it? lie replied
"These man that you around you are mostly king
(aiacoos from the coas of Maabar, Malays and Java
neee-chiehy the latter. Too tHo for ger we engage
wherever ge can End then; the l.tter By shi9
ioa6s You know tnere gea. desire upon the part e.
al Javatese 10 make pilgrimage 10 the sacred city of
Mecca TBS des1e Is Lot the result Of religious feeisg
but Oh sheer lazntss r Javanese has been Meec
there IL aceIrr superstition amocg his couu.ry Shi,a
Furnishes him future support without sny labor h
part Thus they leave Java By ship loads for Mecca ana
wien ready TO return beng often without money arc
ierced 70 Bel back az beat they Thus they fol
'hese'ee Indebted 10 the captains OF returning ships
Wno eieh atop here TO hire them 70 planters for one or
more years. We advance their passage money al!o
them ~ per Inonh retain 81 until are refunded, and
hand them 81 at the end OF month Sometimes "a
get killings" in Tho way and though We sei1oo
lose by toe Javanese almost invariably suffer b. To-
latter The other Gay advanced 81 eco for s9oe erht7
Kings aad at The era CT month there scarcely ore
OF them left with rne.n 49,
"What wps the natter" asGed. odd they die from
G furleit OF SUGAR.
,.Not a bit Of II, hey all ran away, sqc7en'
r a mn d5,,sD