rHE MoRA'yIANs.
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Wevisited Bethlehem on our way from Philadelphia, and found t to exceed our sanguine expectations. It has become the resort of many iron, various parts of the Union, and some families l" fromtLe city," spend a part of the. summer here. It be- longs to the Morayians, by whom t was first settled 1; and at this time 1t continues to be. exclusively, a Moravian sattlement. A day or two previons to our arrival. one of their old members died, and as they have a peculiar ceremony on such occasions. you shall have it as communicated to me. X As soon as member dies, musicians as- cend to the top of tho tower of tho church, and with trumpets announce the event to the four quarters, by blowing tho death dirge. The body isimmediately removed to the house appointed for the dead and on the third day, the friends of the deeeas-