The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05

| or America. Splendid gYniuast5 and magnificent
| horses are seen here. AdInisson-nse. three, TWO
aud one francs Arab soclosy may be seen here, ~
the natives prefer TO see CLOWNS rather Than hear
! PRIME dohte. BESIDES they can see far up tie
clothing Of European iemaes and th.s Is paradise
| To tisni.
Gaze Charant at Alexdndria except tnaC the
trance IS 1rauc and Doltle OF beer, or or
soda, or OF Lemonade Is douDe price. Gambling,
roulette aud faro iaDleS are convenient i'll the naI.
NATIVE CAFEs-''MAsQUERADER5.n
Besides the French cotes, some wnich are very
handsome. oriental caro- possesses AraD lnautious
ci MS KIND which remain always curosties. To
the Egyptian cDes az night wend the opuln smok-
have been notei elaboraely IN former letter, but
the CbaWa-inystery OF mysterlesi--afe young men,
dressed in womens clothes, shaved cleany, aDd
decorated with an abundance OF god ald silver
In TWO words, they are the male 'bad characters 81
OF Caro- whine TN Ghazeeyahs are the ie.nale But
BESIDE the former The latter aresl.gels.
SIGHTS AND EXCURSIONS.
,t You nave to see me pyranllds and tombs OF
the tonlbs OF the Caiphs Nilomeler and IsH OF
Rhoda, the Saracen and Mamciuke mosques, the
palaces OF the pacha the Petrhed FOREST, huins OF
Mataresh, TOura Quarrie5, public 70 Istaius and
JoseDh's Well Heiopoli OoelisK the HOis Tree, The
Barrage, Boulac Museum, Boulac Aqueduct jewish
BurIG Grounds, The ~ rauIids ,Cl Lakbara, fyoom
LAKE, Snoobra Palace and Garden anu tne Bazaar.
=. the Pyramids, sphinx, temple and tomus OF
ments VITA your draSoma9. take lunch Win you and
go cary. Pay no more tnan twenty francs. Stlpd-
late with yoar dfegoman before you leave The note
that he shall pay all back shecsh to donkey boys aud
guides aDt assistants. Wnen you arrive at the
PYRAMIDS select TWO decent looking men to maui
you )up for you VIII not be permitted to as e.d
v.one FOR two acknowledgements the khediye would
DastinadO every man OF them should an accident
happen TO you, and because they want bacAs Ii.
Therefore. TO the story snort, take Two OF tne
men with you, ana when you are down again pay
them hall u franc each III addition To the Zee WHICH
the dragolnan has stipulated 10 pay the chlcf But
hrst OF all ask you sell, Is IL really necessary tn
should g. up2 What 10 10 b; had ior the ii0uDley
Inc answer VIII be. the trouble Is great, but tue
view IRON the summit Is uncquallcd. /, you nave
any disease o. the heart 90 not go up nor into tho
Pyramids because u calamity might happen.
CHEOrs.
You VIII obtain more durable impression or
Cheop's Pyramid by travelling around rs base.
whether you ascend or not. l would recommend
you 20 DO tl 10. If you sound in health axe your
c.ndles ana prepare for The fatigue of the expord-
Iiol OF the interior. Take only TWO mcl with you -.
two men for each person. LOOK out Tor yOur pockets
while in the Interior. Tue trst Thing you VIII do
wi be TO cautiously creep down The first passage,
which ~ az fearful incline and fearfuiy slippery.
LOOK out for your head, Otherwise you viii get IA
sumner When You have reached evei ground be-
low look up aud around you then cooly proceed
up TO the queens Chamber. You must lie your
guard against slipping, rs II you were first attempt.
ing skating, Tor the huge blocks as smooth as
glass. Up, up you 60, step by step, per orining
gymnastics ut each move; the pospirati0n viii
start from you as II you were ia . SUI
daram OF Turkish bath; your paper collar
and linen will 10 Clean wiited up. The