New-York tribune., 1880-03-09


had been cleared ont, and under the thick button
wood trees was built bower and beneath it was
spread table magnificent in its array OF china and
plate. The pavilion was worthy Of admiration 1t
showed the primitive skill Of the natives, Tor 1t was
fifteen feet high and covered with % heavy thatch
Of bamboo foliage, hung with pcnderous Ureaths
and fe,touns Of leaves and the structure stood firmly
under the strain. Like rho temple OF od u had been
built without the sound OF hammer. Every part
was bound % its fellow by Witles and vines, and
the architecture complete. Skirting tie cleared
space where stood the bower, on the one hand was
the Eill, the other tic river Wlth the mountains
rising beyond.
Most peculiar and beautiful Of all was the freak
Of the river al this point. 4 rms oVer broad Dei
between two mountains, and threads IT'S way through
dense grove OF bamboos and gigantic grasses 10
this spot Here The water fails IN series fcatafncs
over IN" ledge on thl5 natural uatu OF fces DamDOos
and bOuldcie, into narrow channel, and 10 a once
changes front and lows At right angles to the
fall proper Great buttouwood trees, covered
with uxuraut air plnts tbat cling TO
their branches. oyerhaug the fail 1uta has
been made by lire poreoiation of the
water through the moss and reeds tbat ciothe the
sides of the rocks, and it drops IKE brown
s.dltctitc curtain across the Openings Whore the
a,Hs,cs part n 10 disclose something beyond over
which this canopy Of stone has been suspended as
curt an to cover and preserve tine secret. lhen
comes IluDg'ug. 20 utllo iodming sections ms iaIi.
that az first sight a pears TO How directly from %
meadow OF canes and sedgc. No trace ls seen OF it
tIl it9prmss ful-horn from It's source. There are
few CatnI1Cts as beautiful CT as peculiar %. til3.
After looking at the fails beakiasr was served. r.
Wits uOun but a. In Cuba fh3 iS tc breakfast hOur,
and Ia tie first meal OF Tie GaY worthy 0I a uafue.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR = BClL-WGHr.
No8 came something rcw-the " buil-.aiug,' q
sport peculiar 10 Mexico. and one that Is 20 COM
promise with the scarcely more barbarous bUll-
ueht on The plaieau where the regiment had
stood iu I.o bad gathered porh p, $50 horseren.
Then f9i y.hulls were driven UP and corrallod in
corner made h5 q Stone wall that ran along TWO
sides az th- space There "A great deol of order
ing and preparing OF varors kinds to Dee gone
tbrouch with. La.sos werc given few preparatory
5wiuos: ln flcf, everything possible wa, done 10
CRAFTY tii' 'ishs of the Neyican in showing oil
bis equestrian acco onphshmeu,s. - last all w7s
ready, although uo.hng had been dome for an
hour except to taia ont aud ri-h madly about
Two OF tuTet young fellows rode luto The herd
and lut od a buii fr'm bis coupouon r. was as
aIld as t.,r, anal away ho went like the wind.
1L,u iAeI. uas % grand rush, numbering Of horses
feet. D. tIarkirg aut Swapping ot tue long dry
gra,-. unit ihc leaders Wcte uD with The bull.
lonT-lulD| rider reached over 9ud grbncd for tLc
teil 4 toe aet|Lg animal. which yecred Suddenly,
eau. .Ig iiu i1 miss fHc mark. d"L1l others we're
in lOi pur u.t. lua after .cY.ftl at trrts one ~
them Vot bold of f5r Daudal lpreDdtrr. long,
-lyrr-,g-u- Dd i'c H"s thrown Over ny" iti OF iae
bull and a- he iiu.l hr.c'd n'Writ h.u!r III lhr
saddle and .nHk tic 7piie 'ltn bis Nore. hlrA, .ne
.fIiai was thrown 40 rNlui,lif- aud went rolniE
THE br. w.. d,.. 5r. G.. Jog vl- broken. 80
ogo stopped l9 'r. afjeg lim. uut charged another
trIDg o. ,.c4.c. Once % tle Uc.ce man was
TIA 'un. Ano.-er ilHer qHcHy ,irr" % ines" o' ei
in. .t1u pt t.e ~. ..tiIc~7 hor-c winch was l.aFug
,lcsc me-. i.r wor moving so rapidly, i1Hcyer ana
Na- 200 .oNUriu t..t Uc urOHEIl ,le iarti straight
with cicr. nld t.lrtW lt captoc horse, rider ;tud
3D., tH.f rolled over cacl other on tHe erast j.
a' rAci. .uE scene; hui General b.aut observed
tac nuI .iiI tHo broken ir> a.u 3. DE-, tnl.Ial
ha, .n.tea hy 'ue .oiairf-, ard. probably thinking
thaf lI- pr..u,. c4'-.t .ar continuation ol tue
cr.,.lt. ir. >.I iie lays. 100 Giv. hom', and inc
"hl'.-taiir n.e"ter. 80 never .4" thi- sp't,
helrr. aud shall rcy.r see 20 again D. remarked
ol Oh. Way Na'h h.
ts A.tEuA&tE on COFFEE AND vr,iC.
Yesterday u.,....- r1. Geuer.l accepted au Iryi-
iatla. .o v.it corl.va rsen y-nuc miic, 90 the
o,st. T,t Ial,. remained .,r.. Ioo patty was
accompanied .r .r,I.l I..l.lo llt soy,r.i 1to3d
.Hc.al. a .o.i'sa CD, pIslF were mounted. and
.oic for ilyo BOAR, rlousl .hc rch co lunches in
,a. yicuu,. Ocarl.i G,lni nas perfectly at aomo
ou h1t.-uacl though Do, bad Not ridden for some
umc, aYd ., a., sheridan. Notnuz clu oe more
b.iuuu. tn4u tutso plantations of ooAoe, shaded
with oraD. trs,. sn. bauauns. Turr, were about
LOO rn0r, tr.r to tLc l.r. at tii5 season loaded
sttu f1pr brrrca~fHr tIc most parf, though Srme
trees 300 bloom iu pHutIti"n nojolnlng another
whore th, g.,hcl- - ut work. lLc Hmt trr.s are
grown 90 protect tnr cuf.t from thc rtrt cf tnc
-pg aud ilc i.af pays ll the exp of cuitiya-
u'u. aro ..a',s tlt c'f .a i'c nc pfoht oi the
% ar. plantation visited wns tiat Of Nr Fink.
nbrr" tA,rr ai- 10000 o.Hu1R trco-, Hero rhcio
utfr I. aus -., i. p,.illl.aR iIe flee DOB gIcat
wpri-l mortar. hoidll ah"u % hai tuth'i in o.
ic, 20 t.fnerr tlr bulls. General Grant n-k"d Mr..
llpk etg ur ord ul- u-t u..tbilc
tp do 'ir work. aud with % prejudice
aau.t sirb an uuaya. ..,n, ae trp.iei thg this
flic tr-l ..lt. i.r n.et- auo iuc Japano"e are
exceptions tn fc r-'- a ,t.. Ao.tiit} 20 nay rhort
at p. If.ruv,H'r.t.
Ia.i rieuf ,Ic cifi zo., of ~ zHht Raye bali at
fh" " iunli "r coAh'ttlt' c.ub'h'u,r. lao auaI
nas vcrj c,rd,t9h'e. aad ihe music was extremely
guld H. I'd .iti0u 10 ",ulI parlor concert Wus
.ltrI 20 ,llt of p;c.udc by ladies' ahd geut .em Ii
oi tuc lfy-lulatsU.,. buf very plpurlrI. 90 Both
vocal and ,ns.Tdn,ntal mlGc. u seem, o. bo very
general ana lavish un to tins p.opit-tnc talent