Weekly Minnesotian and times. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-10
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!. tne R,uttr ef Is, VIII, ascending the
N,ic with 4. FIanrhmap named Gardat in
pa: suit cf adventure, He had oc ,asion - stop
al ii. Town O; Osslit Gardet was Z Frcnch-
snat ov birth ard had been my con- panon
f'r -lrtc yea'S, rhrcuta MI my Asiatic wan
..sylngs ani & mutual attachment having
arisen. ne uc'y considered hiinSet 80 IA in
sep.IG5ie cons ,..en, ot 1il.e. tie WAS Il
rnaG -hrewd by aa' Irr a. undauntcd courage
ost 81 gartulogs lh,. never breIthtd ny
plans e inui 2nli they were rsldy .or inlili
meut- Of mys5!t, al tbs 3fer ne.a snow
IS. Ia, ls.G 5te,. tra elm in Ecyp' and
tsa: that spoke .le .asgaage iu9ut.y
md astteGc, myself & a. uuG rs.ood cilen-
q, .lanGe:S and cha!acte: pretty 'horo lghiy.
~ :gta am Al AN, ,lcan. As we always
iuana { & po:nt TO pay onr respects aJ head
quarter. We n ono vent & see tho Cover
uor, Acnmet Bey 8 'ine looking Oriental a
3urk b nation, altncuga, IS lie told rs.
'eS.1-Lt ior twenty years o Egypt. We
io.nd ri,ii az Ms palace, about hah & IDhe
ifou --,e cyer, seated on 4 Olvan % beautiful
needle work. before whi... was one Of the
finest sDd most .ynreeou, Persian mats. oa
bis right was ionc npr0ittA. lie rose Is wc
entered, received Us with cordaty, and be-
slowed or us every every atL, ,Gtion that IN
herent pohteness could devise.
After smoking with him for scmc rime, and
conversng oI. Egyptian topics, he showed rs
many curiosl;ies and al ms accoUtrein aa.a: !:
among :hen was - saddle, richly noosnted
1ilh silver, which vas presented to him b.
the pasha Il ypt. W.i,e examining It's
workmanship auentiyeiy noticed small
poci;e. cr cne 5ide, which scented to be flied
with CON. Observing thai i had attracted
ny attention. iiia Governor, Hho hal woIn
an sn>ols .oIutcl.lace throughout our sit,
outstanding h. coT'iiaity, yernarEed Il 5:
n rad. ,psr the key % y, Or ne would be
LEASED to show "a. the contl ats, winch be
also ya.led =, being de t'achs ) g'tt. He
Their handed tue Saa4ie TO An attendant, and,
making s,;n for my companion 10 ioilog
WITH our dg,Zomau, he linked my arm in his.
ard after g,an.ac az nay face, as ,noush 10
read II /, j. probability Of ny belne trust
WORTHY ant apparently concluding that
a2,, confdeG 10 me tbSt hehlt hee5b T0bjed
After palsins 10 note tho e.iec. prcduc1d
~ this auUo3Hcement he oJa,nDsd:
Abou; :, ~e'% ar0 NY brUthcy, who re-
,.des 1T SIamt0ui sent 70 !ue small iron
safc, cpr3ou,'g b0a,o ..ith Damasccne steel.
~. s. lodc0 with brass i was gifi long
PROMISED me ani / przei i : my very
beard | showed ,, 70 many persons, but
opened j, before icv, lest thcy ahouid So envy
The coa,ents is to steal !. from me
Ard Waai lid the box contain so precious,
ihat yoa - csfefuily guarded it - ! asked.
That whicG most yaiGro was sgpet
glrg, set With re most b, ausifu opal eye ev-
- ashc,A; thg- '~,'-sa. also jassels of sotAt
'eSs yatuc some OF diem presented To my
hsrsm, but lar more than gave, remained
Z uese WIS also key 20 the saddle pocket, a.
Thieh yog vCrc JUS. now looking. What wa,
n1v conservation 70 ind this morning that 81
was rome sfo,,n from beneath ry bed Y h,i,
slepc. And nov lie continued dropping
MS g2;ce stii. !ower y want You, who ere
famed for shres uess. ,a!iuding 10 ar occur.
lence IN Cairo 10 discover the tber. .t vou
try, aud tai----- But kuow YOU WI, sue
coed # you do succeed. one third ot she
Jewels you are the meaIIs Of -cstor,ns Shaii
he yodr own
lie paused as we reached HI; palace and
entered. | determined 10 undertlke the re-
coTery for hin the reward would enable -
IA continue car San!eIlngs fog III least an0th-
- ear, ia l'a, dearly i5.ed East.
= consent SAID l. whoa We We're 0gain
seated, 10 tcy my powers 20 have returned
- you tt,e treasure YOU have lost
Aci,lreI rubbed Iis hands with delight, and
a.Teady coa9ra.uiatiNr hE,ril on his success,
lade me as. anything 4 him / needed -
walf, geriict, - permit &c so anywhere
through Jour town please, ard to enter ANY
horse through your DOMAIN aad .naily,
5h2t you say not wor6 o any onc concern
..r your loss"
He readily promised scores. he had been
;oo much chagrine3 10 mention j. before, ard
gave me the paper wanted ] told Garde..
th't [ should re1n2in at 0ssuit ior few
days, and requested hun 70 leave with the
'oa. = nies. e. Upper Egypt, and remarked
ThAt would oycrtake him by horse back In
ici~ IT ave days at the noS.
! .arther gluast.J Lin to ave out tlat
vas Or Loarj, ana 70 maze aus o.cu3 Sc hv
pleased h--lig nJn-ap2aa~ance TAie done.
rf51ilca t-lmet Bey, and desired him 10
snow lie tn roCm from which the safe vas
stolen !, 1as in the second story, anl c0ni1
IL reached 1nly BY passlEs through tro
sms,ics Chambers. HAVING reached T., ! de-
sired 70 * ieit a.9Iic: and nov began 2 s3g-
TsF.
NJ room was s'Ac feet s1uare aud On
.ac as: -lf Wes5 side, ,uero were nu open.
ia... Tns walls we're wstt.ed ard hung with
IT, r4rcstry, BIT Tor ccan0mY .hjs Was
stretched tisht!y aloag the wall The ceiiin,
w&: compose. of heams, ~ IL, uprer SIDE q.
Yghicl p,anEs were fastened. There 17s ap-
Fa"ea;ig ao aper.ine communicating with the
e; above. a lounge covered with darnasi..
5c-up,ed ore portion Of the room, While otto
mans o saiiJ - patterns were disposed il the
corners. On The north side vas The door Of
trance. This ! examined carefully. and
md unon oe wooden bolt which could be
lrawn 0a'Y from within, no mark of violence,
nor even / fresh scratch On .lie south side
of the spartu'ent were Two windows, small, j.
Is ~re, lu st!i .. size sufficient 10 adli!t the
.rg!ess oE an ordinaT sized man. One was
'a..iced. The >thcr had the ;a.ticc removed.
o. ined 7oth the siilg there was 20 rlo-
bin, Of tie pant aud no sand remaining
w,l-h could haze been brought by the foot
ri az intruder
7 vas puzzled The hoor yet rcmalnci 70 lie
examined Il was o. red-aod hfle tie, and az
peared solid Throughout there were no marks
Of icotstc.s upon i aud in some places the
dust had accumulated undisturbco. ] now
descended, and was met BY Achmet. ! put
on an expire s'ou Of negligence, bnt declined
conversa,ioa, and q .li5 question. e" Any trace
YETI s'mpiy replied Wait! ALLAH viii
not let wicsedness 80 unpunished'
Il was now nearly dusk. YET began to re-
conno,ra the exterior OF the palace. II was
OF an ob!ong form, and Is greatest length vas
iron east TO west. There was but one tree
very near it, and that was gigantic palm
NeAsch lowered twice the height Of the palace
about yards distance from its walls.
next examined the windows Of the chalat er
from below. There was blank wall 10 then
very si''s. I then searched the ground, fol
indications Of tte use Of a ladder; and in Sc
doing, found the marks Of feet There wa!
deep indenta!ion as from u jump, beneath
the window which lad no easement, and frou