, 1876-04-08

ir9 tho ontiro night following Ito death Of h's
favnrito daughter, which oconrrod recently.
Verify, thoy mado night hiloous.
onAEnyAT1HNB,
The foreigner Ia struck with tho pecnlinrllaos
at to natives whilo jQurhoying up tho Milo !;
for inBtHlce tho crlidctleas 0f all farming i'm
pulvo1izor Of tho sol. Thai consIsts Of aharo
about feet long, Of wool, some or tncllea IN
ttlamotor. tirpod with iron Tloro IN no mot1.
heard for turning furrow. TIo two handles
10 foct long. which tn fassonod to the yoko. This
yoko IL n straight pn'o, 0f about tho enme lch9lh.
attached to tue burma Of tho exon h.d COWS tim
inter nrD tHet more cnul'nan!Y) nv rppoA. IL Ia
yuknd up with a donkey or Il raIans. or dh1,xoy
nilt! cnncl. Either Hpcctaoic is dccs'le|ly noval
mud attractive to tho yHjtr unaccllgt1fnc1 to look
upon ancIi matcliebH match. ....
Walcr in raised from the Nile. for trrlgastnE
PURPOSES, with bncltots masln Ut pottery: NJ
p,tut,s 0r modern ltllprosonafta nro RccertahIo
10 tic natives. Ihoso nre nalsa!sy two tsal"nrs
men at Zach b,lckut both in nndrcgs uniform,
Aid IL rendered. In rasing tic o'lokot OF water,
by polo after tho fashion OF tho cr1,tteat vol.
sweep. Each ond Of n polo horizontally rests
upon two poBta nlaGo OF mid and straw, aud tho
rem ona of tito Bwsel' Inns weight Of mud, atnl
the front small polo or stick, winch Ia httacfeA
to lilo eud. nnd also u tho 1uckot::, Whom the
river In low. tho wRtor must bo i.fto;a Two or
| tuCED tlHlFA UpI1kH ~ tVathor tA1u AoSSoo"A1
| elevation to flow oil upon tAa laud.
| TItE HOUSES
nra constructed principally Of mud brick. un-
bnsund. In all OF tho cities ana villages excepting
| Cairo, Alexandria, and 1aualliA. They range
from ono to Two Blofiea high. Tho ktreets arc
narrow, without pavomenta. The sccunt asoty
OF tic houses will frequently project sufficiently
l to cover onc-hhlt Of tho sttcot. This not only
nids III ehAtlinK tio street, 1lt the rooms III Tho
| projections arc we'll ventflnte1, and tLecforn
| cou1er. Nov and then there may bo soe,' a
house Of burned brick, or stono. Which will 10
tho residence Of QUO Of tho most wealthy OF tho
/ yilIago. There are M country-retllloncns III
Egypt. All live in the villages. In earlier times
Il wnA NECESSARY 10 roAdu III communities for
| Bafoty ailti protection.
Tho klloulvo LAS tho control Of all tho sugar
manufactures III tho State, and ne ca'I cotl-
na..d without conaponpat,on lu] tlaya' labor III
llon from his subjects, including tho camel or
donkoS, II pescl'anco the n'an owt'A onc
TAXATION ASD ExTRAsA"AHuE.
| Tho nvcrago lax upon tho farming lands, paid
to tho Government, il GO francs (s12} na aero.
mil Is pcr con. OF The product OF tho hhte-ltalfn
troe. This E.rea only h cto 70 tho heavy tasH-
tion NECESSARY to support tho Government. winch
evidently LAS not the .noHt remote conception Of
economy. Ia.acea nl,lst DO 'b1.ilt. Mt great OK
punso for oach legitimate cl1'ld, which waH done
not long Binco Tor nrncoclo1a daughter OF 1tI
uu,n1no1B, who oxtroH4el dibplcasure in 1omaln-
Ing any longer with tho nlottlor-bird (caecd) In
| tho halefn.
but. Notwithstanding all Of his weaknesses,
tho kledisc Inns fow progressive notions, nhi
u,vonture, hnn aa eye upon Egypt. The fact
thsE m EugIta, fnancer has recently beun
called to post tho Kl,edlyos booke, and tint
tho Khediyo proorosee to borrow several more
capitalists, and mortgage tho balance Of bis
Htock In tho suoz Canal mud thu railway (tlla
only one TINT the stnta llhs} may he significant.
Eit,KHEs' AND MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
+r k5IrE h.4 a.
mike tho tour Of tile Nile t,uor the management
Of McAstn Thomas Cook & Eo1l. OF Lonion. uh-
lcss they pledge themselves tn furnsli uklltut
tlvH!ciar 10 accompany tho stearnur. They nd
Khedivo's steamers, Which thoy manipulate. Tho
facs Is, au Arub, called a loc'or, doeH 70 NTH
cacll boat :; brt hu l.us no moro merit as phv-
sloian than thu donKey which Cook furnishes to
ruins, tombn. etc. Some tn coisse1ucpce, are
now Inmates Of Arab cemeteries, iar
from hono aud frionis; mud tho
writer. in all lrtl,aan protabsity, would
Dr. ceo'go Dird. Of 1.ouaon. proyidsntally
bcsn ono If our party. futiAor adylae that I'LL
s1nrc|ers to Egypt. Palestine. ssrIa, osc., pro-
yido themselves with 1uctiic.ncs Hnch III thuy
aud intermittent foyors. lf,I!, When in Cairo,
10 not fntl to rons,1lt DE. James 4. y. Grnnt.
ulto in rcoiltifc Hentlunal,, na well aa most
Bkillfnt and scientific physician. Ho ts Scotch
IAtl UY ElfkiI HiH GulCA+lQlEt 1Hlt III
Cairo several years.. aud uuderstauda vol tho
treatment Of all climatic dieoases. Tie nGrs.
ing, caro, and attention which MI invalid
RECEIVES nj his house, attended by the
nloAt AkttfuI uul eappriencel Engltsll nnreos,
uro not to ba compared with being i'll at hotel
a:st attended unIy by native hta!'. oven II thc
hotel aud ns.o:lant aro Of tllo bes: which hi
ECyptiun city affords.
: The travclor III Egypt, antl other Enstori
, countries, wien tho neat IL n.ense, ehuuls
wear ligtlt.colorel c!o:hiE, incu1ing hut, ail.
always carry Ill umbrella Of gr.sn or ligl,
! color, especially when riding through tho hot
san.n of tho desert. Tuoao au,;geAtione, hy ont
, Who has hid experlcnc.A nrc given for tho b9ue
tit Of ttloio tllo ulny follow. aud, il needed il
, time. may bo Of 1nnch yalno.
Egypt will donbtless 10 well
! ! NEpnESES1Eu At OuH CENTENNIAL,
i | botl in her products and antiquities. Natsy
Arabs Mill DO In Philadelphia to epusnto,,d III!
\ department. IAaddition tu othor sutliues q
special intofost'. tAcso will b; b. seen Tue go!
a III ono Of tho old tunba, bt1t arc now III til
Museum in this city. They wero exhibited u
tlle Paris Exposition In 1851.
). Jel1salom will also bo Represented by til
firm Of Narl,iY. Tl1oy aro preparing sumo cls
!. gait wood ornaments, with elaborate carving
. otc. In tlia art thoy aro yary Hhitu! md I'll
/, fact tint tho snateEat iron, which tue article
= Holy i.a,ld, will make then, douoly attractive.
;, 4 more inlunto description Ut tle cuhLlline
i anA customs OF tue natives OF Egypt might bo i
!, interest to tlIc rcntors or TME Tn,BuNE n'so
y pet. picture Of tho surroundings as o,Io staud
i upon tho tlln nit. casss his oyos for il nonlot
! over tho vast sea Or sand iH QUO direction. ull
a then turua towards tho b,oad bottum-lnuilH
V tho Nile spread out GctOre him, and corofc
!, with tho yaung grain, which, for yerdnfo trcs}
I. rets, aud beauty, cannot 10 brpnsuea ; hit TIN
: ant space III sta !otter forbid. IL. y. pE1lk1as
i 4 I.niso DisnppuarA.