The New York herald., 1870-01-02

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We had now to get intO the boats where Mile. In
pera was welcomed very heartily BY my compan-
ions, VINO were oil her admirers. Unto future cor
respOndence DO reserve the communications made
10 me By N. de P: as regards the overland route
ana his departed friend Wagh0rn, the Pyramids
leading your readers far enough for this letter.
We were curious picture when we all landed and
had rcmounted our trofters. each followed by .
buriesque-l0okng donkeytcer. There was the col
tor OF the Gaulols with his medicine chest under
hls arm, and without which ne never leaves MS
hotel; there was the editor OF the French Chariuar
on donkey. called Jumping Charley" there was
the famed "DOmino Noirn whose real name Is
Baron George dOrgeva the wittes Of Paris satirsts
al the Russlas' on an animal known AZ "Rigo-
Doche" both far and near. In advance was the ex-
vanguard on beast called .Penslvc Bob" from
manner ne had OF dropping his ears. the opinion
on "Ali Baba.n was stirred up on "Macaroni.''
because ne Is "ppe," said the rider OF All Baba"
Mie. lmperia came up % on Istegraph, @ ner grand. rand
others, but the man OF the party who was TO be
ycum-and there always ID one-was dignltary IN
LETT his bachelor home, nor hs maiden
blue vei lalI felt hat with Dlinkers OF brown ho
land on each side cotton III both ears, spacious
umbrella. CATERS and three spotted silk handker
shocking" and thus 1t behaved itself all through 1t
did not ike It's rider from the moment he singled II
ups ior everyone on the road to the Pyramids, but
all the downs were the rider Of Shocking. Unfortu-
Datey he was bent ON creating an impression on
Mile. Imperia, VINO was most cOndescendIng now
that she had found her grandfather. He attempted
both the trot, the capor and gaop for her edinca-
display his three decorations on his "honored',
breast, q quiet suggestion that II unsuccessful at
dqpSes y XSs RSRs e =. ,rrc.
heap at the gigantic constructions before US: and
while the luncheon was being ald oqt a. the foot OF
some to be pulled up to their summit by Arabs who
are greater humbugs IN this locality than even
mes As soon a. they nave @ hsned
would be comfort TO wipe mis- forehead IN peace.
they scream out "bakshis1;" They are signed
shish. or threaten to leave you In helplessness
q stairs E"S sso2 hep s'Sr y Which f one a Yard
is to work up an inward heading, . simulated etier-
ysscpg iury. demonstrated BY strong emgtatlop y
to turn the lining OF one's pockets inside out. and
show them they Will get nothing till they bring you
safe down again: From that hour S your M person Is
the top with you they will feel al your limbs to
ascertain II anything broken, rub you declare you
party declared, when l returned to them that they
had gone up alone In quarter OF an hour and run
down also alone in Ave minutes. These are nimble
either when travelling.
The most amusing part of the day was the picnic
luncheon. Mile. lmperia did the hOnors with
womanly grace and skill. The GantOts told some OF
its best fctlons; the ChdrfUart sketched all; the
Russian Chamberlain was as grand as Vltellius over
champagne and trufies wniie the French rider OF
SHOCKING explored the vicinity for a sOupenh OF the
day. At length he brought II and gravely presented
1t to Mile. lmperla.
IL was a human skull-teeth imperfect THIS was
signal for universal move. All rose to their ieeJ
for human remains. Some found SHIN; others q
foot hand a shoulder blade; while the originator
Of TINS anatomical idea sat In glory with the skull
between his knees
The 00,as mos and jests made were truly French
and accepted the skull alone. III Will steal 1t from
you when you are at the tomb Of the Sphinx kindly
whispered the Chdriud,1 "Pease do" replied the
malicious GIRL ~ shall not have To carry it, Accord
ingly. when we all returned from the different sights
round the pyramids the skull was stolen. No one
knew who mad done 1t. The GdnOts declared that
one OF the Arabs had recognized his ancestor and
carried hlm home again. Our intention had been to
remain the whole afternoon with the shadows OF
Cheops, but a messenger was sent TO say the En-
per0r OF Austria had resolved not to visit the pyra
mldS that day. The preparations which were be,ng
made for their illumination were suspended and our
caravan turned towards Cairo, each laden with spoil
and bits OF treasure.
The rider OF Shocking was only twice thrown COM
ing BACK, but the last throw was conclusive, as It
caused fearful split and neceSsltaLed that some
vehicle should be stopped on which seat could be
secured FOR the rest OF the route.
On our return to Cairo II time to dress for the
opera ana the gala ballet La Gisee.n The house
most brilliant, all the ladies' being In lull dress
and the Niceroy in his box. The fourth act OF
''Rgolette" by M. NandIn, and Mile. Vital opened
the perfO nance. No ballet IN Paris could excel the
beauty OF this Cairo display. The principal stars
were Mines. Mranti Roseri and Cerri. The ladies
oil The Viceroy's harem qulyered as nave before de-
ScrDed behlnd their screens OF stretched KauZe and
many sigh for liberty alas was borne on the per-
fumes OF that Arabian opera house.