The New York herald., 1870-01-06

ROME Dec IS, 1863.
'swen. upon nly honor, declare here s the Paris
FASHIONS cores )onlsat OF tne Concle !" Thls Is
what has startled your eller readers, and This ID
wnat the younger ones are excaiming. fancy
zee The former pusa up their soecfacies which have
ssprel considerably down their noses as they come
70 The bottom OF ths column next to this while the
latter are no less eager 10 see how the fashions
looked u. g.. PEERS when Lney got among the seven
or eight nunirei cardinals ana BISHOPS here as
scynb.ea co deliberate on theological morals dlsci.
plnary, political sacred aud oth,r arduous Ques.
tons.
II Is very natural tina: tho elderly should be quite
Juvenile this correspondence; for In tue SIM
plicty Of their views, tney have until now ignored
that there are not only arch aud cathedral fash
lens, but uasll.ca fashions. l may even add that
eue, tnesc nnsuspectins parents had their sun
day suit made other people have altered the cut Of
theirs over and over again. Neither caa Ieirain
from oDservluI that the eagcraess OF the young at
ihe first idea OF the fashions ut st. feter's shows
ft'ie unaeate iee.lag towards your correspondent
WAC IN mis- last, announced that he had 10 leave
Egypt or italy In an iaian boat. lie trusted suca
asiaiennnt wouu create sympathy, out ali the Gu
ros.Ly slown oeng ior the ConcIie. lie leans now on
the uidd.e aged q class OF realers by far the most
sensitive peope whose hatr lst on the turn, shows
they have fe't q few compassionate shlvers which
OF these VIII g. back 10 tho anticipated in
my lost.
The ''Pctrnel Forest" as said concluding.
was to be III. last OF the pleasant excursions made
b, the KneJiye guests. We were to gather IN full
rumoers, out whether or not the trip WAS thought
soo arduOus or unllterestlng mono but those who
were determined 70 everything were mounted
IN readiness at the appontcl hoar. Your Abys-
sanian correspondent oa very nne Arab
horse. winch he managed la Theodorus
took the ield followed by TWO other enter
prislny Americans; then came a carriaxe con-
IL ming Nile. lmpera an her grandfather, and the
Others reyovcd round centre either donKeys
or horses Inc vanguard conss.el OF ragged
donkeytee.s and draconan Une Of the Arabs
carried ads sadie Oh his beast for M!e I'm
peria, who was to al5ht from the Carriage as so0a
Gs the road became imora:ticlblc Tor the vehicle.
IL was very warm day, aid the riaers at The head
or the party had some OCCASION show their eques.
Tian iea;s From tne tombs Of the Caiiphs
up the lokattane Desert the footing
Tor man auI quadrupel is far IRON smooth. Towards
Twelve ts'e si.id Was burnnS ana sohLude compete;
aiew oirds oi pre, "h.r,ed IA circ es aoote a lew
Strings vi canes paceI sosy by osiow. these and
Ourselves SO +ie vi Us considering Tie 0.u Drown
hounds rIsll3 III sni 1Ola undu!aLlon5 rioht ana
leiI oLuers looking nc III, horizon but all busy tn
tneir tlousus ~ ta,s palriarcli iand. Mile. inpe-
Las donsef. wnen slc s.t On Il, provcu very ua-
To W len no Arab lady EaI ever ACCUSTOMED 1t, aul
II aept LAe larry Disk WITH It's li.gsgIus or sulen
fiS. IT was during on uI its SOW clnters that
10 ged " uer 81 e, aiI ner Irdn ltlef repeated
10 e te lusclplion " pe reiI oA Jle tombstone OF
has iriend Wuslorn u wn IN h, c1er Is ready To
epeak and does spela as sJol aj h. has lis ea2r.
Ai,e. mpeiia and myself were IL iac listening
mood, nud the VOICE u me a'cd oil mdn WIS alone
heard wnen Inc cavaliers mi rltil.i ah sad VIA
tle oonKcyleels. lac JrasuiiLn. wac walked Dy the
heao vi d ie. inperias ool6ey wIclevcr 1t threat
eled 10 rusn on Or 10 stand still, laid much atten.
tion, 4 noticed. 10 what was saId Of Wagnorn anl
has partncf. M. dc Po.none.. he suidcly stopped
and / uroken EnGlisn asked whether we md ever
lead the crescent AID IN. Cr0ss.b by Warblrton
W. all Luwed then he SAID that tne .haii.noud OF
beard AL about Wasilorn. lie nen i'm usivety
pointsd 10 IN. sad We were g,ins over anu SAID
".ol arc ~ MS footsteps; a.w .. &c. mas ne toied
over ntre Tor route to sueL" We were mucn
.trucA y the dragomln's eltauA Aasn, ana we were
moved at tae v-neraton VITA wUicl he tooS every
word oi Tue following epttaon, as Il proceeded from
tne lips OF A.. de fotHoaicr:-
To the nory of Thoma, Fletcher washorn from tho
who ~ eauaordIaiy aihmes ana ss,edness
6eeane one . reAs.t oene actors of tnis coAny by
the ildes ls snlers, Royal Navy lie ass Of
Usp4n WIS 5n he was sn.4.SI in the Bsa:a
a ssaa h % Is M a se
Tor brsns uiderilkils perfection, which
eo " IN se r ,i sssSni couid easesd @ tae ps
ca a AMI his w4s, o. nss ana most kini teeins ia
prt assh. he dls January !, ioso.
ae. sapporsl under heavy oe e4scmea ~ the assurance
whom lie receivetl'
Deep silence followed the solemn recital Of this In
seripuon. Tor my part wondered at the coinc!-
0ence which DaI brought iour human beings
getner thus 10 proc.ain ou tnc SCOT wnere Waghora
bau labored what nd become OF nun AMI where he
lay. he dragonau WI, the ur.t 10 speak. He
spent ml2nty lot OF money On Araos was ine
reelection. "Aow did he die' IN what clraum-
slancesfn inquired NJ. De Potaonltr shook bis head
Tue uragonau looked distressed. VERY poor; In
penury," was the reply trom Nile lmpeIia's grana-
iatAer. AMI wnat nas Ueco.ne OF NJ de Pothonicr,
Lls TREND ~ asked tne draaoman. "Do you Know.
sir," he added addressing me, .that the Crescent
aud Tie Cross was the book learned to reau Eng
isn III, aId 1t was written mostly In N. de Potno-
ner s nousc, or parts vi II. by WarourIons have
peen 70 "a y ssnoo sSu M ~ u.s. nmo" n LOT s Intee
is er grand athe, .'tls IS NJ. dc Puthunler anu he
Is here because deprived oi his transit lnrolgh the
coercion OF tie Egyptian soyerntnea nnd the pas
sise lacJm2eiency vi the tnen British representa-
lave III Egypt
"hush lmperia; IL the transit passed out or my
hanas Il passed COO out ot Ens and's hands"
''halioa here we are" crleL o sturdy American
voice; come along" truly there they were, arawn
TAIN oi MoksCane. "In.s The forestY" asked Mile.
Iml leria Nhen we reached the party; tnen looking
Gown large and small pieces OF petrIded
wool and bark iying aoout In al directions. The
smallest were very neavy, perfect stones, retaining
wnoie blocks. '.iAis is not the petred forest"
SAID your ADy ssinian correspondent wpiug his lore
vnccd II Is not. These fellows never Will take
Que TO the genuine place. tney all halt here
taem TO get further but / win see the proper
forest" Tne dia2oman was asxel to sas whether
there was not a forest iurlner on. He answered. ne
had heard 80; he had never been there. You
havc,n saii tue positive trayocr. lon know you
have. only JOu want TO have your dinner back at
caro- aud oar pay ior ha!f work. | am AFRAID my
fel correspondent was right and tbat the nephew
of Maha.ouI Was eIulvocatinS. All MS Arao cum
Dlng mad not been dried out OF him Ut the Engisl
sch0oL
low continued your correspondent on his
restless bay morse, II mean TO nnd out tue truth
ana VIII tnen pay rupee who will tell it.u Three
donkey eers, with GROWN fez on their heads ana long
DONKEY Sticks nan came forward, attracted by
the woru rupee and tue motion male py our friend
TO take one out OF his vest pocAet Tae dragonan
hung back, asaaInea.
"ihere IS pace with l. Is OF whole trees Standing
mp tnree miIes OF, y SAID une or them, out' y =
here the speaker caught the sonbre, threatening
eve OF tue diagoniln-ir0n N tnaL moment lie would
NOT say any more Il a!n gong wherever 1t Isl
sad your correspondent . "a Theodorus. II came
here Tor that purpose. Idont want any OF you !" hc
Raid 10 the donkeyteers and cuioes gravely waving
them oil. "iou are Get or liars. VINO comes with
n.er' None but the two Americans volunteered;