New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
FOREIGN.

We read in the Messenger de Toulouse: ;" Dur
ing the ast few days female cl0ed ID INC s'ip vi
1vTs hya handsomc Spanish lady named saturnna
ispez hlo1zo. Having been attacked by cholera AZ
would make pl armagc on foot to Rome and Jerusa-
lem Sue has performed her pious undertaking with as
tonishing courage. Setting out m March, sac arrived ~
Rome ON ne 2 Of June ard witnessed there the Jces
OF the canonZdton, reached Jerusalem IN duo couISe
where Size visited all the holy places, andls 10" return
iDg home"
An elopement of a singular, and romantic
character hos inst taken place ia village htu.at
miles from WOlycfhamptOn the circumstances Oh "AtA
these There lived in tie village youA- man % ~
pcnter by trade, who possessed OF eoou loo 's
some means or other ne cOnNedt9 an" sra1g
OF the daughter of the clergyman An at'dchhoH III
20 a village ON the borders OF Shropshire. end ptpaIa
tons made FOR the marriage. Inc l'I'l, ,I.iN,
and Possessed of c6nsderaie means DISCOVERED Their c-
treat. and 10y dint Of much argument peis,e ,,t
the gay LotharO returned to lbs naive nghC, ' h m
habtants of which believed hG 70 pC T - ne Gro
mantle ideas. This notion, however rONtu 70 n5 cii
pcOus for le has more quicl NC oeil'y anu
him has disappeared young lady, the dangh'eT OF a
xrealtbv u5io{ ladv residing ia the same place. InQu-
res were set on foo Bat unfortunately too late to pre-
vent the match. intelligence laV! DeeA receive" 'H"'
the pair bayC been married al DeiDF'
A correspondent of The Pal Nal Gazette,
who heads his letter "Bahy-sangngl the II ehlahuS,
writes; There has been Of late eogs,agiagig SUl5
Of ndignailon-Wrng on the snYeSt OF ""S I'd" s End
London. but tho conviction at Edinburgh 81 hlSuauu
Gypsy named Charles Mcdonald who has this week beer
sentenced TO death Tor numbering MS vic ~ az
nocturnal blawl, by the roadside, near Dunkeld, mas
made TO me 10y thoroughly Trustworthy persons during
recent tour in The district Of country perambuiaGd by
i"i were 10 State EVEN little Of What was told about
these gIcs OF Ahoe, IL would be credited 10y lewi yct
public one aHesdote Illustrative Of mode Of life which
pursued among the mountains OF the NoIln anu WIEN
all the existing agencies OF the Christian Church seem
powercss touch. Not long ago. In village close
70 the scene of NcDonald's crime gpsy gang arrived
one day some of whom applied for outdoor relief at
ne,gbOung pOOr-hOuke. In one OF the lan1ues ineie
wasa SICK baby which attracted the attention Of kindly
Help gwen and the Migrants went upon their way
Of the family made their appearance once more in
the place. They asked how the sick baby was
the children gir land my father list took and aeced
it. In other words the Troublesome BARN had been
stranged by the father The answer was gwen WIN me
most perfect composuIe Tho sister OF the murdered
rid OF as a commonplace people called gpsies;
but the most OF them, believe are simply HshahdeIs
run wild.
A correspondent of The london Times. who
has been ming London or horsehesh, has written the
history Of his 1rst and unpre udieed hppopnagc eHpe
pony years old and entirely past work he was rat
tened with care and killed on Monday last Inc 5SS OF
Charles Zine Erancateh. lie placed on our dhhef taDle
n orderly succession the following artistic preparations
COnsOune de cheya aux queneles sauclsses de ebeVa
pistaches. EscaloIpes de cheNa aux me ntrDeS
Emiuc6c de cheval ia IOlonalse. CulOtte de cheBal
bTais6e aux choX Flet &c eheya pqne saSee polIaue
Mayonnaise d'HOmard huie dc cheval The conS0t'ne
presented clear amber coorto the eye; to tle nose ~
offered peculiar OdOr recalling faint faraway echo OF
game. The palate confirmed the nasal diagnosis, detect
there nothing to distinguish from an odsaIy meat
colis0mRf Of the best quality The sausage so entirely
resembed the common Of continental Sausages to
leave srOng mental conviction behind its taste that
hOrsenesh the normal component OF these edible cyn
ders OF the ccalOppes and emncee need merely De d
they graf fed the palate and bore testimony % the
metamorphous skill which chez display in his en-
trees The crucial test at hand and the cuotIe dc
cheya and fet pque. exhibiting horsehesh under the
simplest culinary conditions tasted with the con
scenOus and analytical which the first trial OF
gastronomie problem momentou. demanded The meat
extremely tender, somewhat loose IN texture want
ing fneness in the grain and was shade darker III
color than beef similarly dressed IL had the same OdOr
which characterized The soup and the same special flavor
In endeavOring to describe this distinctive feature
would ask the reader take the havors OF butchers
meat and of game as his two extreme points OF cOnp2r-
ton-the flavor Of hOrsehesh Will occupy the mean be
them is intervening steps II Is the missing
link between the OdOrs and avOs OF butchers meat and
game. great French gastronOmic philosopher, when
asked IL he had dinod well, replied Domain e dTdt
81 TAI dine Ctj0Udhtd" Let me, therefore, add
that / slept well, without nightmare that i rose
with a clean tongue, and ate hearty breakfast The
sum of my experience that the flesh OF old horse
properly cooked paatabe and nutritious Diet and is
entitled to take recognized rank among the meats OF
our dinner table.