New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

wet season rains aud SHOWS descend every afenoon.
Aguas Ciienes Is nothing but snclicr tor 1ftv-ltfa
vino cannot farther. WITH the add tinn ot another ha
Ginb0us's thosraph j. very correct II cei "at.,
81 =. hayIS no oui, &c Aperture n'q 20 sS r .ct
there Is oopious hot spring, having icn"rA!Nfe .,
1iO7 A. Agias leut-s II be .he hh'wU 81 ltion ~
tine Cuzc0 Eairoal h,rcS nnc chance lot restaurant
oni,. n.i - Garlic dam spent tic last might 1876
this doolul spot, mHde tenod worse b, the idci tht
ni a. ,'ii t- r., r,,T h-ns and reed pip,'.
keeping up their orgies till nouu- Ine, rs every BODY
va. u OF cich1 NV artirl0 had diculty ~ eerrlnS
beasts. after war words. got III Thence tie
ley ~ he Nhtanois-;hat faint oe2nnn- o. 'ile C,aya
which. born nn Ia iaia, lasteIs .thNafd 10 t5 'D'
tO tae mighty AmazpLs.
Shortly after leaving A-uas Cilfentes, We entered
genial climate, passing fields OF wheat, mustard anu
The climate OF localities facing tie north Is more
temperate than that 90 places a. the same aldtnde a'E
90 the south wheat VIII Fipen az tranSdn ana only
pujatoes Juaca. Irea.hod Iani, five Leagues d'-
tant about noon. aud Nev-Years feast day. al the
world was there Ordinarily. scutni has population o.
$500. and f. the Largest town on the Ucava 10 COM
mauG beau' m ana fertile VALLEY, 1900 feet above
the few apple trees can be seen here Struggling
20 bear fruit Exchanging one set Of wreiched post
bores for another Icr Tor Tntl five leaucs further
The valley hcmm In b. red hills cultivated TO their
suunii- and is fu OF ca'care1us springs making de-
p1st- like those OF tne Yellowstone reon. Near Tlota
several huee basiltc hoi CON d'wn INTO IN Nael.
Tho suhgity Of tins valley may D. judged nv the ica
tla- ui the whole province, couiainink 10000 -'9,s
there II noe single pl' s.rih. Al lH't WiS a''iy
cared for by M Use pa Irior IN FAX I'm u en- "lp pr
largely d In the wool business ard has n a1 20 the
rank OF aicalde. EiZlt leagues bcload 81 Qlaup'ha
villa ITS wrctCutt tlhu bus tl3 traveller b. Eal chou "a
10 get ont O. The riin aud mul ami cold, even in.)
drty howell hld TINS record IN my n'ieDiok; " II ,ye
nevoT seen arabs OF Africans 20 hltEy ~ ms
tn. very p-7 that dispute TIE nlssag of tho fh dpr
look cleaner than their owners" Were Russia t. travel
mulc-Dack ia this region l' would sr'Ntt On INNS
beside gloom and glory M the mountains bnt Wln -
vie nature here grand NILS pi sandstone rdd stid
or end nnd the Mountains - ns diie'y rom me Daihs
VI the river. wlnch winds with noise anI iulS through
ts ulrfo channel
Gladly We left this sleepy lousy village and crossing
the ycanota by an excellent bridge, 10 tie lef
side passed lake Urcos in which tradition throws the
famous chain OF gold ami two leagues from OrepeS'
reached the of what is known Is the Aquef1ct Or
RumicO'cl." The story do Il This Is an acequ constructed
by an ambitious noblrtn 10 win na had ~ princess
is worn out Il was plaialy never aqieduct; 1t Is
smriy stone wall stretching across yar Mario" 'al-
ley-tne TIernoayis OF CdzrO. Ole md rum up the
mountain the other ab1ts against the rock aud there j.
no appearance Jf can u On che top, or anywhere AM
what ia .ti more decisive the wall ia frs makes
two rightauges; with reason an aqucduc,. hut with
an object wall "a defence, Tor the bend outward go
~ 20 command she entrance Co the gates There were
two ateg1ys. tLiousa OF which the present road
unszes They were not arched. but the stone winch
SCANNED tlc larger must have been twenty e long
These aoways faced with cut red sandstone rom
the utig bon hool closely iJiued The h'igat " ths
wall at the road crossing may be fhiItY rect ahu
tho taper the summit Thence the road crosses
a marsh, avcroo6ile which the ruins OF l1rg. ed
fee sici the mud bowels ~ to-day never can leave
Jci,ini Rounding proc pic curiOu-iY hs- VIA
moss. ANA crossing the ltlie Huatart--the kmae of
Cul.o, we rat,rvd d! y. N thc h4- ii'ie s-,-
serted pa.b ~ OgCprsa III many 0i TIE Hior hcl@'
be we-cut stJne Ttr,t-ety out or ptc, ana
contrasting the achcveI. ffs OF the stone and nut
agcs OF Peru Here tie rood 20 Culco reaches rs OWe-t
point an0ut 10000 feti. ant the climate 30 comparative
~ mild ME'at B, ihr2sI gown anu peal anu SPi,
r are seen although che truit unarpiJarh be ior
t0ushucss A. we Near the grand ciPtdl, the Cholo
women lake on cn0rmou. proportions, OWING 20 TIE
fashion ~ never ehcd i'm petcoit, Out OF adding lew
ones the old. MarcOV's figures are not uVrFIlaWi
As nd, th. vale, II thp fInliand. ,icI in the NJ
rer PAT is walled u with ari..rb ancient masonry AMI
pa~-ug ~ tine Church 1f Ntu r.-L.' Hh-c e3nofate
fsc ie j. rric o. Spanish ul Iitccuct W en'er the
civ OF the Incas JANE, ORION.