New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

and beet OF what native to his country, 20 thst oy
far the most Interesting portions Of a these gardens
were the indigenous growths. Even the common
thistle, as saw for myself in the So-mee gardens.
WAS not neglected II some variety OF blossom, some
new form II leaf or petal, was attsinable. Hybrid
ration, and the production OF varieties, or "spors,
is the Japanese gardeners joyi there nothing
from blade OF grass to an OAK tbat be ooes nor
manage 70 produce, striped, blotched or mottled IN
the most curious manner. Toe general cultivation
in these gardens is similar to that In our nureeriss
the young trees growing IN thick set rows the moro
delicate Of the trees shrubs plants In pots Every
variety OF garden work was In progress-ioicing,
training, grating, budding, &c.-as we shoaia see
it at hone. The japanese have no green houses OF
glass; their Winter coDservatoree are smpie-a
straw tbsched shed, OPEN 10 tho sun at day aud
closed with mats At night snd destitute OF any heat
ing apparatus, Carries tbsir tender trees safety
through the short Winter, thanks 10 the generally
coudlsH sky of that season. The forcing heat 10
| the manure pit or mora commonly rice straw
chopped down with plenty Of water, covered up
! and left 10 ferment.
| From the gardens OF So-me-s We rode to the Sum-
houses Of Ogee and once more Ore rein before
the DOOR where had been so ho,pably welcomed
| a wear and half ago. Bot Oeee was changed
there wa, no cordially in the forced words Of well
come that met at tie hreshoid nons OF the reacy
attention rendered douby pleasing ~ the smiles
| aud grace with which bestowed, and which was
our former experience. An officer had ridden in al
vSnce Of us to announce our coming, and when wo
ca me all wa. ss cold formal, and urdemon1ra'ive
lie could wish and he doubtless prearranesd IT
should be. NAY, it has now become almost, II not
quite Impossible any more % witness the Old hosp-
tsliy If the Japsnese inns where within The reaeh
Of foreign Visitation; II one does not meet ght down
churl.Lness lie may well be content. Ogee Nseii
wss the same its sw IN flowing stream the charming
Summer retreats upon Us bank the thick copse be-
yond. even more beautiful. in its full June glory;
but natural prejudice off ial interference or other
cause rad bloed out for the sprt OF tie scene.
Foreigners themselves were & be blamed Tor tli,,
SAID one their rue behavior hayinR cOnttralnet a
cautious cviry on the the part OF the Japane'e, n
statement not without reason, as my own obsefya-
4 ton has taught.
We were seated once more inthe little octaronsl
kiosque BY the stream, aud tea was brought by the
stout landlord iu-tead Of .be comely, Ddy, tervng.
girls Wbose oil il was - perform. " IL sus8c-ted
10 onr obsoquous host that be zoo old and Dig
uided 10 waB upon his guests, and that he shoul !
s.ni Lis waters lie bowed, smiled, bowed az ain,
briefly relying, ." il forbidden" When orr d'n-
neT Of fish nee and eggs VS. brought, we Ssain
ur,,d this ueceasity II more and be ter Attendance
| He only bowed the lowe', ard smiled yet more
blandv saying. " IL Il impossible remembered
our peassrt picnic at Ogeo a a.esn lGonus before
with a.. of crs O The InIied States Gamer Hart
| iotd, and how or meal was snhycbe1 bY the gay
dan .cs who,e frnie- and A-ht tanor woe more
hsn bali the feast, a., after tlc isahlOn o We d,
they -trove 20 dive-' their guess: he cont nst 70
was di.I irting. Not even tle high pOs.uon Or the
/ dlguiLed demearor 81 TIE worthy General could
coax tie nlrxible lnrkc-pef 30 any fafiA'f ameni-
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f1iolf az ftI-iIN.. lh' Jury H"i" AVIS ""' N''F
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- cwny 100 yarls TO ine l-i lr scfs were rear ing
.arfts oi 20 i' tf i'e s, I'D. Itic ine noiIAis 20
he llguus q thtir Nisi; 70 iuIs Famous shrine lao
tpth 81 sacred " .ts homes "as eomiir Gown the
tenn T. a. we pref -rca 20 20 W.. IDo-c horfe'
4 f-r pure ME, tff from their s'als hard ~ Gre
G.y ia up t,- ni.At OF zone stcDt 10 The d0ofw y
I,l tDe ifn,r sliinc, t- s aci Il W. hii. Many "
cist 10 li"Na ifo'rh'rf Ahl -l 'ri- cHN' 90
;h'y reos' from pfoin.iAinS pilgrims Ihe'f siai.'
asc tlosc b. the mIu ehti4gec, wheFc they pas
I irr'r f-.ref w. DO mi'f-l rG'r, WIKI AWAY
thc'r gutf.riHg barnes on. not ~i'i' mnre by,
sleek Or csss han toe shaver Icsded, Wuile-rOOtd
u4uk. - .om trey -o much Tc-ema.e.
We la.'tI In.D 'Ne ten gr -t. ..uorr IL crowd OF
eager Norr.l poe NOT AZ toerv VOID or look oiG
v,e get .lr oll trIrilu u.o-t tlr ltvytoe-, noF