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Dollar Weekly Times (Newspaper) - September 22, 1853, Cincinnati, OhioA íAPEfi fOH "IHS lUL10I"-iiifDB?ENDEíiI iA All íüláü^ JíSlJiaAt iN N0THIN6. OLUME XI.-NO II. CINCINNATI, THURSDAY MORNING. SEI*Tl-:MBEii 'ii, mi. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. [WnUo; locUic ntlUrTin TU£ PAUPKa. • 1 Al^llUllA.'OTT, Ü«u viUi ihe pAUper—let him not him h'l br«J, f V»lk tbe Mtae Mthi vhm nut»l«r oo«* trMd. Mi bi» 11 ibedutl. »h«t buameN hit c« iiund yphkctniB—iikti bratc wtkiu be,^ ft' i.ka tdbc. M bm foM lUluirt. M ireti ot UeeriMkt. ttamwn from t'hthty’i dooH, MMBiot l« bttsui^i «kcrtded tid MCiuibct «U m uucrr-iolam.acd tad ku! Mkia roC iiipntni. tad ooat«rt «Ub thme b bütb to Uinr Oui and tbfir fdWtvt trr fm't. ■luiM ictriilMir 'PKiTEiiiOM aitibri be Ü lot be l^aui«r to kJttbcd aud ae«i.:»ed te u tcc;-* Kenninitied • cnne. men itverfgr«i«M. Ktf oeeui Uie»«rtret »rv«6bca ibelT v«t-n cr.nlraeed tbat he'i poor- |m«ici he'd dtrd. Mfeok atlM a Riitl atoiie.beiicellitecdfeptide' kmetlei thoacb.oirtbcbedfortaieetd (ntsdt. • bitUf comoiaiett oot one lue aiteodi; < lull pate him h>—ftr hit fortuee tut Uown. p> derr lot eckiovlcdcea I'aupenfaaY vekiown ' ktbim betriiel^ior «a.k ii the tirijeU, * ol K ething to e<l « bom Ac niccit.-* .ft Uebioncd I k moruKwku wiU dare tty ■ booi’ioompoerd ol Ue temi eunoi cm) . c eiil him t^rotbrr, and eet k to beiMw . on oir «bohatlt lea tah»; rr like tbcir MaaTRB, tprak k.ndtv to tboM' tcBuoekirtbeirlricttdt. bQt aUforiicii u>ee. (Driginal Calt. [W riUai (M Ika DulUf DnM. THE EOEMINMi A BTOaT OF THl HIAST. IT ALrtXU llMrtT. It. lion 11 lU tbe dbtt> let liiin not dm, ' be t \ vcd*-e t'aiperbedice. «(Miden tjojt lor bit oitiia will do, lew teK ot earth btdcetbe Pauper irom rie«. 9S. Wniten for the DaUer Timet. A MOTHER’S PRkYKRS. IT jtuca. tbel! my hope find rett f Ko moUer'i cere my loleit tinoeencb «ilh pra> er. MVAUt. BéiUrJ. ■ttnrf mey vrap the beert ii twil«ht. V;oediifuef iia thadov thete. Ttt vbee «.iMOiethe deepeet w:diifbt. Thduibl rereiLe a ni-ebcr t pm>er. Comet that meoi'ry awert and hoiy. Like a ap-m fr«<m ibeira%e, Rob’d tnebiicucat «erpiua t:ovly >of tee toil it aerkatoeaat. Mnther't praycri ante at inceiee. Girt »iUi lote end anxioua ta^e.— Rabge tht.ntdree lo Mftcy 't P’elrtiCC. Aid eoircMi her baud to tp<re. Pleet they bp««ra lu tiic ti.r heemti Arpflt vaich to Ku:drtbfin on.— Cireiini them «itAcruaut ul hope « «ami Till Uietr Riiu.ufi i<:ett'd iidoie. Whoforcett «hile lite i iba elirieri, Vheii a child on letii'fO knece. Mothm pr«yare-Un.e't hnihtceMiucen!-Rroc like niuttc on ibr Krtixe? ÍA «’{1 and M %inc. ft<ee IttmOe her, Nta'led «eeitli cniirl««t atr¡ ^peeklD«on ol iiican<t:er lAebeeouchl «e d meet her ihrft. When veprcm a'J mui d ihefamti/, ClMpiiie t in meek embrace, Wh.ic«r fell hrrlpt n>'.«\c U ei.y. And iia t'ar dropt oa uur Lee. Sarred ai< oi¿nt t noee forgrt ibee, 1 bough the grata »avct o er bar tomb. To rrdeeat the* pn*m a« aiMte Vi f Via k (iir lost uiid Vmuc a bUgn f Mothcn’ pray^rt hate b rth «ndiiog LiBking apnt to ih' l'na««r. ()! ourtehtt and then myiog. ^atlh con.racie ibeuik teUiTU. Wrelihcd bclbarp.mer ni.kn > og. MU 'faiutl IB* ho*da tait«ge-ar ^uad Judge «enottxetarcf ba'taov.rg-Prarera none broailied bit >uuiA aruu J . When TtmpUlioA’t pfm «.Mi?! ct, And ibe>yreti iwrtbtt ruir». Mru’ry ol her prater, to tid ut. i' bckt the luiud With tpotle^i «met. lhe< agajN dt«na Viiiue bnebti> — Broke! are the limiter't tuarce— ír»-atireeTtr—deciB nut i4|büy, IRISH PR01E>TANT BoV AMI THE 10 MlSH PRIE>T. (IV foltovmg t.nea art tomewhit anliQoe, and .p-‘ 1 tbe kmg ago, bit m every year I lev rtaderi. then it lo harm ti pubiiahing ruteelant aid Cathoi c teed, a ehnrth an incunaUai had. T unto uiaM vual i force the lad: Hi Iht hoy lo church on luuuay ttuw, Mliccrr 1 a «Tib to tare hit t<>ul ' one Minday m II It came to put. draggcuUia ng^y • mat; ;> * pap ttt arprd in biro bun :i, :gio the prietl to pardoo au «tt» 1.0; the maM." betaid,' I caooot hieM, 1. tUluecuipnt lint omlcMi" .**aa*dUcb»y tuipjaing 1 «eieviIuDg. IMliyour cbargir ' '1 licaa>ge you but aannhig. liAgU jwa pa>. »ud all men luakecanltaaion^' |g^tr> mtui^f CattiuiCPioleMiun.” ‘ idoyououBieaa tof' ’‘thhy.tbt Hean. ’ I be change you?'* "YetauhiteUirteeo.' Sikr Oeant coulcat?" ' kit buy. th y wO. ito Ü iti' i i. atd p*y imattly too.' *'te fiih< iir.coaieM, pa>> end to «bom* ' *Wgf (Jilea Mhta. and pay the Pope of Rome." •'W^'^ttoth tbe boy. "a J ih'i it mighty (»diJ— AMioattbePopeoonfeM? ‘ "Oyeeioiiud. ' ¿(M4 Gwi cAarge the Pope ?*' ’ Ao," yuoth the , M/AiNg." *'0f tkm60d'tik4 étH¿ It ' to Arp''‘f, end aiwmyt «i/imp JitMii aai it* my tkUUm/.** U THS FSBIB. «< J. t. ClUltl. Hit ptlint lUn tlicii T.(iU Uev (A HoiTni't tiurt lit. Lit t Iiiuy dj. bu luit to t'etp, AodRcvci'ttietttemuod; fa* ttpo'i lo« BitHB'od click, Iliotitct ud cltk' MW dioturtit tkc Bidsikkt'i uumbroui cm! Somthal’thPtiRlctc Trm icad ont ItCTOlCC t>lbtlIlltBkdldrOIIK, ikd ho Ike nkkint luoriuog cbout, Itooid rcjiMC UK ..Of Idl bokiuiif error bluili to bautlio ioaad. Md ikaik.iik CriM tknok bict wiik >.• jroloukdr (A, koteot en«iK. doct tkou «lold Tky Mriaicak triot The liiikic ot I'linir to ihieiJ tioki aia’t Ulurma chain.tf Art tkoB tbo IncudicM onCian'a friend end ct<r. tkanUi.1 GrcM Ueuitol Ue widow'e aehf «hare la U» Bickte fulcnnr f-« ben? beeeoU Ikatut'anuc com? Or Ok tkc hMCa ot Mork wd Cara dai-y." Ik>? Wu latioaUy endure Rtenexiuu peese M «eel— ika U« 'a < CaarM >Mibieudeuld<r auetnol di Uoat lbo« nclilt Ikr Imddn do«k. kad ideudlM eeuaanl tUbl? ksd a iMTa Ua aiiuia ul arrw Iroai Hieu'atthoe «iaitr>,iMi baht? Dr art Uea bat ek ««lar cuuadtM uemr, iUiMtokkera-tbreMUuoitiJ akaue? ¡M Ml» doahl Uaa-Wiadoai'a kopaa krelundly nuUabuue, WiUoul Uaa Jueiice leuul/ «rnpai. Akd Uuu alt Lebur a tuueUi be. fiwa ue nerkcl ►» laM.rae trod, gill, keal beak e.Uad--« leborer tor Goul la otkcr Iraia era Kmlakd'a tail Had drauk Ua "kaan e laa. k(d wc Ua iru* an el I m l Trad Wiudair ikiualy ftour-%t ana bkrd on clainpl k.i bocau tkaa Igh»oot tguard a*dbii««rk -d Uefrta. lub *ei t thou heie amid tka i ukt W^kla^^'ttuaiUUanikb. .-‘{lí'aílíí.M-oa'.r.rUn-k. ihiidM vutem-the h*ltl« • Jang ligerath. RTk RBT 4ad ear* tkou alt a laraiif M ad H.ll otlita .BWi'ra Tbi kaada I'lc alaiito icrf nabikt, Wiark IlhM lb» #»!•_ , cn»i»«'« a.«tr# lur. ret' wfall. . lit» Ikinaiill ucir»aa‘. ilkrad. UkaaCao(hlaacGdi»llboa >.M Ua Mai» adaiiik'd abarr. Sad n^tr tbi«a la . t inad aii(a «I Ibina Tbat truth aud k alii Ml» loar akaaa Ua baai» dual >d »aara. •aJi» aatrrrl a.lh daicuntii tiva 1 OO'dKTlC HirribMk JUnerr.a.aaltaoo Ibraahayi, f aad r.uad aiaiaik.aa a kMaa laeiliac i.u Uia. aad otnrri tor Ual. caraiaa Uod.ai-aMiUirrlbtoai, Xa Ua ll» n^aa aitkaaim.alulcnn „i laal Ibul 'baiB't bread h-t Mora b ii.nUa* bit' ilk:* Uael» Kirbiaa. a. aaineu aiii. arraaa. In daak ok Ur baalU hi nauuua a> b MCcI iTawiaUaaidrai orlb.rk.ai .•rmaaiai. IM Ual I Ua aaahaal baaaraalUaiUiraarat, UGwaaea audatarnidarUtiri. _M lbar cnia .lul.' »b»l Iba * uor a Iba Mtlaf t bia •«■ ai..r» and tf at to dibad ii. kam; tdo,»au>uuu(in(u<a abo«alaam»air»4ill a rLti«.hilT IHiltJGHT Tbna'a knaabtaU. koamriula, ■ul ka'b toMc till la lloaar Ta k ,'kt«i ec ila aol luCa ikd ana..'. oi.u .« kaar. fWa'a Ii ■! a b*.ri knaaMf nal Rl glial aid fimw dnai. ■Kktititui. ouoruir. Tka aaU ai twifa.aU Ual calk alaM. tadi U UgUadaMN iwfaa a aakan g. A ahort diaUneefrom thatawit ol L'tici N. Y., there lUadi. or did kt the tiiue oor aturjoom-meucea, k Doble edilice, tht|troundi arunud which hk»« been tdmired hjr maoji a paiiiuK irkieler, ahu had loitered on hii toUaomc jouruey to gtia upoa tha dtlt^htiol iceDirjr nhtch nil here preainted lo hia tjt. A (an roda from the mtiD poriion of tha baildiag • ere ((ranctd together a number ol the aneet-aceoltd locuit Ueoi, loraiug a delightfal re-iraat in auaimer from tbe heat and upprctiion oi the day. 'T*aa near twüight ot i bright day in the mouth ol June, that two peraoni Were lealed npon a rude bench in tkia bower of nature I farmiog, and u they are to occn-py t prominent place in the inceerding ehap-terk, It II bat fitting that wa ikould deaute i few wurda to their indiaidual dcacripuon. One wu a yonng man, with tbe bloom of yonth itill freth upon hia brow. He had •carcepaitcd hia twentj-firil year, yet upoi that brow dalermination wu plainly pietcred. U nerdtd no lecond glance at thoae featurea lo diacuter their poaieaaor to be oat pMicited ot au ardent diipoiition. aud although but a mere yonth, the traeca of deep thought were plainly amble ¡ hit hair wu ul dark bronn, wnichhe wore, u wai then the prevailing cuatom, trimmed clou, diiplaaing—la the phrcaoioguti would tay—a iin'el, -balaaetd Head. The yijng man'i companion 'U a fair girt, upon whom acaree aiiceau men had khuue. bhe wu indeed beantiful, and the iracei of lorrow which were viiible upon her cheeki mada her appear itill more interuting. Her hair nu of a giouv black, which fell :n a rich profanan of curia aronnd a neck that wonid have formed a model worthy of the chiael of Conova. She had been weeping, and the peariy teari itill gliitened in her eyet, but could not rival or dim tbeir luitre. in eom-piexioj the wii loo fair tor a brunette, aud her hair and eyex too dark to be prouonuced a blonde. She had that clear, traniparent complexion which ii aeen but icldom m one poiieiiiug eyei aud tteaaei u dark u the raven a plnma. Uut enough of deieription. Were we to write an entire chapter, devoted excluiively to portraying the tcatnrea of our two pria-cipul eharaciera, we ihonld probably fail in prti '.ating them to our riaoeri a. we ear-aelvea lec them, fur each periou picturci to iiiiu>eU the chiractar. not ao much from the deicriptiua. u from the circumeUncet or tela which larround. or are commuted by the ‘ dramatia perione.’’ We will, then, without further preface, liaten to the eouveriation of the ioveri—fur inch no doubt the aigiciuni reidet hai already ditcavered them to be. 'Ida, dtar Ida, why do yon weep t la it became we muit part and that ron will mill me at thii our favorite reaort 7 l)o not tbua give wav to fleipundency. hut be happy; fo.- we th.tll meet again ii.dthen all w ill be joy and gla-lueai. Come, let me kiai away tnat tear, aud weep no mure. I pray, lor my uke.’ Ah Liuii,’ replieu Ihe fair g>rl. ‘our happy daya are over, 1 fear, forever. Von go. and 1 ahall lea you no more. 1 ihall watch for ycur roming in vain ; in va<n ahall 1 liaten ioryour well-known footatapa, u day after day panel by—you will be tar. far away.— Oh Luoia. i Vear we never ahall meet agaiu.’ ‘l.ia la.k not thoi ¡ for ny all (hat man huldi dear eud lacred—by the love we have borne cacn other, I promiiethai I will return again to love and you 1*11 coma and claim you of yourexactiug fxther, and come notu 1 depart, poor and friendlui, but with wealth that will place me on an equal fooling with himaeif 'Tii the waut of wealth alone that eauiei him to reject me u a tou-in-law; aud ihia I am determiucd ahall be no excuie, for I will return in a year or two at moat, and ahow him, aye, ecunl him gold lor gold. But lee, the kun ii fait linking. 1 mnit leave you, and in a few honra will be many milea hence. Ida, dear Ida, once mure let me prtu thee to my hurt, and then, farewell.’ Tne lut kill wu given, and the lut word ipoken, and Ida itood alone, her arma rciting upon the bench to which aheelnng (or tap. l>ort, and her eyci guing on vacancy. She Wept out—hcra wii agrief too deep for teari. n ho II able—who will daietoteiiof the heart’i feelioga, of ita miaery aud utter wretchedueii, when grief takei poiicuion ol It too deep for ntterauee, even for teari 7 Ida r>maiued lu the ume poiition for lome momeuti, at if in deep thought, but inmman-ing all her reiolution to her aid, with a alow itep the walked toward hcrfather’t dwelling, the maniioH we spoke of in the eommenee-ment of thii chapter. CHiPTIX II That the reader may underitand tbe cventa we arc abont to relate, it will he neccuary to retrace our itcpi and go back a lew yeari in our itory. Losii Mordant and Ida Brora were ichpol-malea. Tbeir parenti lived in theiame neighborhood—thoie of the former were poor, out honrtt and intelligint, and they rightly conceived the heat dower they could give tbcir ion wu a good education, eoniidering know, ledge to be of more iuportanee than wealth. Accordingly he wuient ta achool at an early age, where alio wu lent our young heroine. Ida Bruce. Ida loit her mother before aha was able to liip her name. Her father wae the ‘great man of the eounty'-and who evar •aw a connty witbont ill ‘great man T’ Bat Mr. Brncc'i greatncii eoniiited principally 10 hia wulth ; he wu a man natnrally ot line leelingi, bnt the better part of hit natnre had hrcome currnpted by hii rnling paaiion, the love of gold. To tkii idol knw many noble minda and loweriiig intelleeti have bowed!— For the take of gold how mneh miaery has been caaivd in the preacnt, and will be en-lal-ed upon thefutnrel To tkii but god had Mr. Hruee beeoma an abject alive. Ida wu hii only child, and ha loved her at well ai it was pouible for him to love. It wu at tha achool we have ipokcn of that l.ouii Mordant, tha ton of the ^r man, and Ida Brner, tha dioghur of a millionaire, aad heir to thouiandi. Iiiit brcame wqnaiotcd — Though bnt children, thcra immediately »rang up hctwrca them aitrong attarhinaat. Thry loved cuh other’a eompiay. aad many a time of a pleauut day might they be icea together, hand in hand, pinckiog tha wild lloweri that grew in tha neighhoriug woodi and fieldi. or iporting on the plaaaaul lawna la all tha joyoMiBiii of cbildlih mirth aad happlnuv ¡ gud oflco hu the ecttagar, hall ia jcat aad half in eamcit, ibook bii iieaJ, with tha ramark that ‘Sqnire Bruea had bcttar ukc «5'^* 1 '*'* Vright-ejfd anghlar, or yooag Mordant would iteal bar heart Irom him.’ •'*••• ‘Vit lhau two. 10 J®®**»"* Veautilul. thr.'wa Into tub olhar’a uihu . ■rtacynic may imllr d V..5 "*j'<li-"i*» oaa eh-ka bit ‘Vi iieaol leva inyonih. h«l the ynnng loai. with a part and holy pu aim, (rta from petty I,,,,,¿1, ¿ .ntran- me.ad by Ihnnghti of tha (atará lovXami i«J'7a'' *r‘“'«Jr. and their loM haeima atruaglhanad with thair groath 1 heir reipecli»! pareau mtrkad ant their nlr liality lor aaeh uUir, or ,1 Ucy did It not. coniidering i| bnt a e^hHdi.h whi* which weald be lorguttun with the l.rat Jrt lag. It ,t It waj aot u. Th.y holh leirth. achool, and Mordant wu ia tka habit of iiaii lag at Ihi. houaenf Mr. Brueo. gcitliiiian began to think kii viiita wira bt c imiag toolranneat and hlaalUntioni |o hii daughter moat loo cl laa for tho lua of a poot man waan ha H»*'/ rvqautod him toTa. eontinoe hia ea'll- I la true that ha eonU find au okjrctiuo lo Mordant u kii ina-iu. Itw.oaly hik pokirt!) kuttkia wu ia kiaeita aa till' muiiut hit ubjretlun, for ho had ultuu laid and i’ Mut'i ur deUriuiaod that uupuor mai ihoald wad the heinii to hia aima aad lortun . Tail wu a uacre blow to tba yooag loacri ladeaoaod tlaai lui tbaflrat Uaialoloek iu|n thair own burti. ai.d iireiligaU tka fnliagi waioh ui^irad iba» la thair ragard for aoak o(kir. Tkoy aooo laanad Row dtorly tboy kad lovad, aad looked npon tha idea of an everlullng icparation ai impouihle. It wu by itaalik alone, then, that they ma'i hat tkeae latcraiawi repaid them for long «OKAS nr THl FtTLFIT. hiia to yataoaarartuka, aad wdaight boor I tm. aad did oo(p^vu that U the mutua place tbtappeirad eoLfnied, and uidaha did l ’And do yea aot know then, that ttey are CU;« Bartoo wu rapidly joiroeiing toward olun lonad him pormg iitoaUy ol tba aame ^ Norm ana kad inlnculy aot kaow. I be- to be alarmed, aad I %l- di»i-l»lh dead!” tha taad ul ahadbwi; bir tidool I'lfa wu ab poaderoui yolume of lual lore; yet did be lUrl^ firward u if to leave the room, h&t lo noticed that oadrcaa waa not ao couitint • >e, I nr-w beard ol that. But how tame biigoak tbo bet leldom either room, ud .. «ottntirtlvDeflectlheflowuyHthiolliUr-fell.^ríltofcoaoeíeiiincM.mtothearmiol le hiaaiaiu. aedwirelapoketoludilhud yceb.re'” . all who lew her. prmiicted a ipeedy diaaoii dayielabaaice—thtir aery atería» renderiig alare, bat delighud to roam the fitlda of fan. , Mr Bfiue. uked her Ue eaue abe would maic ma ao ’ Mr Br«ee ia my ancle and to hu eteedid Uoa, abe had Uilod very macb Win the lut: them mere enduriug. But they had mal lor i cy with aumt favorito enlhor, dnakng in (.tara wu aooo carried to her ow room, reply, hot bnut into a flood of teaii my dviis ino'her luva me.” few weeki. aid the pkyiiciaei who a'leoded the Uat time. Mordul had d.-torm:ned to deep dracghu from the ever ipriagiag loaa- aad it wu tot loeg ere aha rtviveu’, nut ine 'At leagth. Audrewi came ao more; asd “Tiea yoe are tha coiiia ol whom I haae har waci uked by Mr. Briee, rupectiag hu arekiathefarMieit of II hmhieeh flowing taiai of Feaay. . wu »v,denlly nneoniciowa.J wha: had traaa- my or.c# hjigbt aud joyoai. fcdilh bteama a heard Ida ipeak to okau.-I creamed aot ol uiea, iilormad him Uova wu ao hope, that aceoanta had rtacaod him. that totleue which Thwa moothi flow by. rod Mardaat woaid pirvd, and iiked wt?h lome coufulon if the lorrowful aud d.jeeud creature; bar whole thia ’ her dayi oa urtk wart lamberad. ¿d the Mr B.acadumed iadiap.B»abUtohim who havt biea parfeeüy happy, ii Ida had bua tod ipokaa danag bci (aintai ii; ud wk.a natara atemed otongad, aod aha wwildiitleri "Wdliam Vorru, yoa mait leave tbii plue moet they eeold do with ell their ert-wu to ’ weald wad an danghter. It uoc theivcaing uearkimtoibarciabiibrigktdratou.bat aba wu uiwercd in Ua acgative aud told hoara aloia broojiag ever her owp kilter'Too mni au acek the head «1 Ida B.eee ler, m«ka her lu> daya u euy ai pouib'e In which they uparated that we have intro- thia ha koeweoold ootyat be. ; that aha bad letd aothieg. the leemid to be UonglU. I dete rmiacd to find oat Ua eta>e I toll von aha navereaa be vimra. Yonkiow» Althoewb (;tora anffeted ere^<. aba vai dnced them to Ua reader. I h.a much by way Mordaat wu iitt og m hu oftiea oa a cold ' reliered. and remarked that she i.o.t Uke of my daughUr’a muery. 1 qnul.oned ker. , tkat oee word of e «•-«old aervt lo heuib ' ptainly pareeived thu Ida wu la leooble, aid | a,_ ú Jlatoa ul eiplauatiNi, end oie word more lo our and ekurlui day in lb* month of Octobor, bettor cart of htraelf, end not ramb.e ao far and. oh Ind ! 1 fcuud that my worit lean you from ton h ma», for altboogh Mr. B-aet what it wu Uat prayed npna her eouaii’i ' readeri. If yon eipaet i story puukiag of .njoying the genial warmth which proceeded with her gey eo itiu were rtaiijed. She had beta cruelly decaiyed, wonhipa gold u hii i<l >1. he is no* eat lead miad, akt wu at e (ou to determine. She ■ _ the horrible, the ‘Huello, and the ‘uauin a ‘from a welllilled grate, maaing oaar the feu- | Ida hadao donbt but hot the euuies made laud in my boeoin ihc vrrpl her grief, aekaow. Mall boaor Aad if I breotbed lalo hu .-ar i queationed Ida bat aowld gain aa iatiaf.setory The lertcat eongrogetioii la onreUy huea-knife,’ yonwillbemualwolnllf diiappointed. taiiic figurel formed hy toe hnraiag eoala — | hy Clara were true, aad with agrnuine Iiclicg ; led^rd hcrgaiit.ud hid bar ihavm ttotyoi had aUemptod to bnag diigrace ap;.u aoiwer, other than that kierdaat wai not f-e “ Melropolitoa Hail to lutea to thia It ia our iuteatiun to picture life u ¡I really I'na wind wu howling withoat, mtoiig the ; of grief on aceonnt of the poor health of her I ‘Oh, my ¡ oor denghter I tow f wept w<d one of in kia, he would kid yon begone Iro-i' caeae, wbieh the had at firtl (aared. Ida told f j H.* i" . ^ a* n c exii'a. aud to paint Lot monaUri ol inhn-' windowi ihriek u it iwept tbe ihntteri to ud eompaniot, diimiaaed the anbjact from her p'avcd naer bar—aa yunog and onec lO laao hu doortl ’ bcr tbat aka wonId looa know all, and begged wu crowded, and the tint circle wuiaiiny manity or tngela of perfection, butehiree- fro. and the heayy dropi ol rain pattered miad. vent and now ao fallro and wretched Inin •'('lira, yon mnitnotthni thrcoten me. Do her not to diitrcei horaell with her cart lor ‘I** ecremonioa eommooced. ton of fluk aud blood—nitoral and real ‘ ugainit tho wind*», while the aeighboring Mr. Bruee remained in the drawing ro .m eyil honi ikc had yielded to tkc irU ai her aot apeak of wbat hu puaed bctweoa ni, hoti her, tkitaka hop*d all weald yet be well. ligii u they iwnag.kept time with tbcir ikrill . wailing Ue retara of hit daighier. woo had • • , . . . .. . . l .. .. treble. Ue wu arouacd from hii meditationa ! leeompaaiad Clara. He tkoaght it strai y a feeble knock ; ha immediately aroaa, and i that hii ncicc ihoaU be token to inddaiily i ... . - . . . .___Heed him not, bcci him notl for I teli Catouaa wMwrcC. coniin Clara Bartou in the iittiog room.— | inoearance of hit yiii'mr. who without nttor- I luned by Ida. who ahortly after entered tbe ter noiMurd hrr (atnar > iCn...,. yon ahe levcr can be yonra, acver will be, IIFTIX III. iwing roim can noni lac tod yielded to the arta ai her not apeak ol wbat hu puaed bctweoa as. boti aer, toitato koptd all woald yet to well, ir. WHO had biic lednccf, whom the baiicvtd wu the very lor yoarowa like ud mine. I hare not yet Clara had to be coatont, and wait latil lime it strange loal nt hoaor. Ua had gamed hu end, and lougkt the hand of Ida, thongh 1 know it is. ihanld developcthe eaau of bar eouin’i ap- nddeuly ill, like a worthless thing, bad thrown Lf uide hei faiker'i wiib I should.” pirent disqnialndo and misery. When Ida entered the house she found her j up^j opening the door wu inrpriied at tha I bat snpposed it mast be from the causes u- (or a new object of pleasaro. Butmydancb- nsin Clara Bartou in the sitting room.— | .pp^rance of his aisiior, who. without otter- {signed by Ida, who shortly after entered the tcrpoisesicd her father i diipoeition. thougn .»« .aa aa.ai a.. .. ..... Clara wu some three years Ida a aenior, and | , ,ord. walked ia. She waa a woman : room. Ha then informed bei tkit the priu- intil then he had never aecn it eikihiled : he with her own eonient, and yon inrely would totally unlike hat in appeaiauce. She had p»,t the meridian of life, u vru plainly to he ! lepal ohjoet of Mr. Nome’ viait wu her ac. never forgave an injury; and Editb’i entire not wish to lead an unwilling isrida to Ue al-' “I Tbo Malaer'a Pevevlte. ,, , 1 I •• . . t r—• — —-------,— I "*— —” T.' ------- —7------ .ute ..uiui a cuiire a«. . i.u w law »u .u-,111.. im. w ... .i- lickd-ache igaiu uid I beantifnl girl, neither tbe heiitolnl look, nor huuty ul ner frug, the gray haira which ware viiibli , qnaiatauca, and he expruicd the hope that toonghli were now fixed npvn revenge-mv tar; you are not 10 hue aa that 1 Eaongk 1 ebackiag her buiy lUpv, u the entered a dark- ran»iij h« ligure^wai^imJl and delitoW pert and there, har couaUaanc# tpoka af eor-| she would appear to the bell idvaulaga, u he once mill and afiectiouate girl waa vumed ahall aooo Uke my departnre ; meanwhile, eued cúamhar;’tow ualortnaato; everv time row and lufleriug, her whole appearinee wu j looked upon hi>i n* a gentleman every way into an angered and reyengeful womaa. keep tee.et u the grave that we have ever we a.-e going to have a right grand time, oor that of one who toll taitci). deeply ol toe bit-I lulled to to hii aon-in law, and to insu.o'hf In a abort time aha gaae birth 10 a dangk- met.” poor mother mnit have a hud-ache. I am ter cup of ribnlatlua; yot the wu not with- 1 tonpineai of hit daughtor. ter, which, thank (rod, did not live to inherit ' Thus ujing. Sorrii departed toward the very aorry.” onta certain air of refinement which a.waja Ida replied not. Sha dared nat trnat her her mothcr’a ihame Andrcwi wu acnt (or, hooae. Thns had the betrayer and Ike be. ‘"it need not iaUrfcrt at all with tbe party, chara.teriaca thoae who have mingled with toe I lelf to apeak, furfnl leal ahe might bvt'ay the bat he refused to coma. When Edith wii told trayed met again. Ciara Bartoa had loved Angnata,” replied bcr mutbar, rauing her world to any gnat iitoot. Mordant bade her i ireunred leerela of her heart, and fearing to of Ibii, ihe uttered nat a word, but her looks Norria with her whole heart, and hers was a cvu languidly- ‘I am alwaya but alone, beaeatcd, and nqnested to know whom he had angor a father whom ahe knew eonld not our told of the bnroiog thougkta which were hen. natnre that, her affectionarnee centered npon T a hare arranged yonr hair, have yoa 7 yon the honor of addreaaiug, and for what pnrpou i to have bia plans ta Ue liut th warted, bhe ‘1 have never seen Andrewi sinet the eve- an object, they conld never he removed or will look vory lovely to night, atoll you wear framed , tberosis had fled hercbtoka, whiah bad bee -me thin and tranipirent.aud lave tbe bright hectic lluah tbat told of tbat pitiless diicaic—cauinnjplion, her fue was colorleu. Clare Bartoo had within one abort year eon-ligucd holh her parenta to the grave, and every one that looked npon her fore-told that it would to bnt a abort time ere the wanld fallow them in*atiie ipirit-land.” About a year previoua to tha death of ^er ' ntalher and without eampany. she bad thui viiited him, in inch disagreiable merely nodded isient, and Mr. Brnce retired, ning he left my house, u I thooght to return 'having, thongh ancoaacionily, toncbtd the on the follawiog day. Edith told me aha parenU. the was a light-hearted, joyoni crea- “Before I ariwer yonr qnu'sioni,” replied lure, with a imile aud 1 pleaiai.t word for 1 Hu ,trange viiitor, ’ let me be aainred that every one; hut it waa remarked that all at, ( gm ,pjiking to Mr. Mordant, for to him oaee a c*«»yc teemed to come over her, and would 1 make known the porpoie of my the became au entirely different being, 'a- riona were the reuoui auigued for the marked -j g„ j;,gt parton,” replied Mordant, "you difference in her deportment. Some whiaperd ggg therefore speak wit!ont hesitation.” that it wu owing to the estrangement of one "Savcnng.” muttered the lady, and then the memory of many, who had been paying his itUulioia to her, 1 .gijenly reeollutiug herself, retnmed, "Ei- _ and to whom rumor laid ihe wu to have u- ,g,j pgj j j,gj eipocted to have aeen companied lo the altar. Others coutendeil g„ pertjn. Ton have early gained 1! that her health had buome impaired, aud the | reputation for one so young in yonr profei- 1 ‘My name is Elirabeth Dorring —tbni the : her aad that wu'the life of her atouer 'she Chang. ,n her appearance and ocmeanor -ere woman began her atorj-'MyVdanghter s u" TeK "A.r haul the h.^of my bi^ tenderut chord of two young hearts had met him once beiore the lut faUl mut- Let Bi DOW, rctder, return to Mordent» iuR, euJ that he bed fpumed her from him.-* whom we left on the point of liitenmg to a Since then she had become resolved that he tile of miaery ani woe, hot we thak it hit- ahould no longer live to leattcr rain and deio-ler to reicrve for another chapter tha recital of lation aronnd him; her love had ti rued to a deed which at the time of lU enactment was hate; ahe had loved one whom ahe had looke-i the theme of every toagne, and ii jet treih in upon u only a -ittle lower than the angela, .1 • , found him to be a deceiver~one 'ho bad dettroyed her, bath body aud aunt. ‘I tell yun, it made her mad I She knew not what ahe did. Rut one thonght panned eg Ama VI. Mr. Brace, who promised tabealow upon her i„-g gg¿ death. You have no doa'ot hea-d of could procure, lor 1 wu not without means that attention aud care which hie uaug ter re-, ,j,g dreadful deed that wu committed in the,She grew to be a lovely girl—beantil 1 opju her. Kiith'iought him last Moud.v and found 'l«'ss>''ls t° preveJt. traniferrcd tu acothar. Norria had woead her your Oiamoudaf ’ with honorable love, aa the tnppoacd, butaooi ‘ H.i« can 1 think ot guiog my dear moth (ouud that he meant but to deceive, aud sue ; er—and you lick? UI no, no; no r ittcr for awoke from har drum of love brokan-hnrteJ Jiamendi-tnd thongh my d-’eu fita moat ex. tod dying. Orief killi tha body u wall u qniailely and Ha.vey Uiser wUftoheraU diieaie. and her gri.f ibt onrtnred aud pan- aigat—I waited to set my cap tor bun, van dercd over in seoret, untii the fouodatiani oi laow, ' afae aoded plailuily, “yet 1 will on her naturally feeble eonititntioo were almnat on aeeouat go—I cannot think of it.” dntroyad. She knew Norria was a villaiu Aad atoll 1 iniut that you do,” laid her and determined at all riiki to save her cooain mathe.- decidedly. “My head 11 no worse Ida from his power, nolo ly for her own hap- inaa it hu been a thooaand ttmei—1 an. de-pineii, bnt alio 00 account of Mordant, whom igh'-td at the proapeit u( your plrasurc. aud •he citermed u one worthy of her eouaiu 1 , tint is the first part ol the aeaauu—say nothing, love. Norris had promiswd'to depart—woald Aa.nsta, 1 command yoa to go.” he keen his word? She determined to watch The beantifnl craaiure placed her hand npon narrowly. Sue knew that if her uncle bad her mi.ther's lipi, and Hooping kiucd het fil'd hii mind npoa anything it would be a cpeatediy. hcrcnlean tuk tu cbaage it. and from the coo- “Say 00 more, mother, 1 ace yon will sot venation whwh Ida related to her, that had let me plcau myiell, and ahart your loncli-pused between her and her lather, the eo:.- neat with yon, dear, dear mol her. you shall eluded il had become a settled fact with him see how well I look, good.bye till 1 come hat Norns iho .Id wed hii daughter ; this she jack c.'csted for the ball, ' and away the ided. eeived. Clara had been living at ihe house of I «eatcrday, the murder of young And tews. ■ miuner and person, aud w’beu she a.iaiued tne him m hii°uwn h'*us«"where**kf*ií.!int» l’*hlr 1 Norm remained an unwelcome guest to at world. heinncle.uont.ixmoulhi.nndhah.ishowulYou ice before you the motlier of the mnr-; age of e.xt-ein there were nona ta.ier or more , her Í. ' ..... her much kindness. Ida aud Clara had breóme ihe warmest friends, aud iu the ever ruadj ear of her cousin did Ida often pour har torrow., aud her h. pti. C ara knew that laa bad gone to ta'ai: the last farewell of Mordant, aud was wauing hur return. As anon u Ida law hercoiiih ihu ran towards her and threw herself into her arms, and burviug her lica in her bolom gave way 10 a llo*d of tears—leers rnch as coiuc from - aiaaa su uaw w u viaicfv uc ttoUUhCsJ U«i |, , g XI 1» - situ her disg .me aud asked her »hat gad 'o'®*®'' Sheauswered him with the must gricatal creature ia the “Drar child,” murmured Mrs. Auhrey, you tne iiioincr 01 me mnr- age ______o,- dereu. and 1 came to secure your servicea ' bright aud jojoui than Edith Dorring. Al b.'coine ol'her cTild *''sb*au'i«erá'd"h'im w*’itb ®‘ ' ' Ciara, .pretnug ber tbin I and ou her templet that iu behalf of my sjhappy daughter. You ; that time we lived a few mile» Irom tbe city, : ih, dagger's po.ut, and beheld him dead at her **'■ ®*t M'’-1 'cre, nnt aud hnmmg, how lively an.i loving cannot, muat’-ot refuse me. If the circnm-; andcur maaaiou ueeil 10 ue Irtqueiiilj vi>ited f,etirt ,he ftf* the home | Brace » views, aud euder.v jf lo ubtaiu ihe rhe ii, and 10 hcauiifall Oh, I wish Mary itaucea under which the crime was perpetra-, by both ladies aud geollemi a, it being plea-, ‘ ‘ hand-Í his dsngnitr; to elteet tun, be used .aslUeher. 1 ca-net bear iavoriut, and yet ted, be aot sufficient in your ejes, to iicnl- .aully situated on one ol Ue u-aia ruaos 1.ad- ' you have "c'td. mil von plead g^ mi. er ot aui with her ta- now c.u 1 avoid it, ‘ Augusto a so alfeeliuu- ii.ta the act and completely ealiat yonr feel- lug from Uis hnay town. i lu my uaugnu.-1 o.hali 7 l ate that you I jj.g, (,w donbted uut l a: in tin r ; a;e, M-,y so cold ana quiet.” iiigi in her behalf, yon ahall have a fc« inch n'pun oneoeca^oii, my attention was haiti-'*°® ! Ida would eouaeut to OeJ-umc ua brUc. D» ' At t-.*; momect a slight fignrc. rohid in is you never diewuieJ of before, for I am 1 ly called hy Edith to lúe wi-dow at w i,,ch ' * | ,'*®’■-a. cunUnl lo recnve iruoi ue-luc ccidtslci. »hiU cume noieelasaly mui the room au,‘ Lot without mraiit. So tell me at once if i sue had bten silling, watchiug the gay usnits I , . * Í ““t *»‘-t tor a tci.—all simplest iuono»yluble» in reply tu ¡ stor d bs her molbcr’s tioe. Sno aetmed m jou will eogige 'U the case, aud plead for ! as they dashed aioog lu almost every kiiui ol ityonra 11 you but save my hdith ! co-vertalmn ; h-.- doubieS not, that at iawl ■ luil. though sin.pit drew; a while bud iu ht. -----, . , , , ir» po' r daughter's life.” vehicle. She told mete look Ur up the real, , ‘ ihi woaid yield to hii suit for he waa oat b.aided locka. and a fau of exquiaile work- young and guileless hvart. Alter she uad wept '■■.Madam.” replied .Mordant,‘‘1 am not iu : and see at what a rate a ho:»u waa coinu g to-¡ ® he bau ju»t liatcned «howis an adept in deceit, aad irom long ; niai,»hip. hanging from her alight wrist, a few luumenU. Clara raised her head from ; ^¡,J of aecepl.og a client befoie I know wards us. 1 looked, and it uteled noi a sc- 'J , | practice thought himttil almoal perfect in the You a-e not ao wall, inoeher,” sue said her hriast and thus spoke to her: | ,cmewbat more of tho iGerits o! the rase, coud glance to tell lue that the rider had lost } , ! art of winuing to hu arms the lairer portiuh ; s-iily, and gaxiog round the daraenea the “Ida,donut weep,dry your eyrs. LonH|,|,gg I dool the circumitvnces you have allu-' all .•outrol ot hu sited, which da.h. don, re-.r-i ,***''! ' of c-ealiou. tAiiighi of the room to.a deeper lombreutaa, Mordaut will return, and you will ate him 1 I have not yet Irarot any of the par-' ing and plunging at every few atriia. j Ediih, and procure uer acquitvsl, and he; frequent ecuberencea with if', t'd taiiug a vinigrette lu her hand, lightly again, so weep no more ; c*a you art buar to i (jeul».-» of the alfuir, having but casaally ‘It was with peculiar inlere t that we '“•' the public sentimeut waa m aer la- 1 jjruce. and that genlltmwii was ao wav back- ^ prtatvu back the Oark locks, aud uathen her heaid cf vt ” I watched the nnward approach of th horse- j ‘ ^ And cAS had long been knuau aa a ,g g„ mind upon the iabject. 1 mother a fureUaitd. ‘1 can SO'Oinform yon of all tha licti, and lilt rider vainly endeavoring to stop h m —i ''“¡f ” ***''7 ' and-toid Nonu ihatto.ee him ani his daugh» I “Tnank you, Mary.” laid Mr». Aubry. I feel eonfidtnl that alter you havt heard them Each attempt lo rein him iu stemed lo reader 1 P,f'P lie hesi.atad Lot ‘«I*»’ j i*r wedded wa» l,.e dea-t.l • iin oi his htan. srtlly, lor it re leved the ilmoti uitulcribu the horve still more furious in his afteuipis to i i‘ pron.ucd ihe 1 »nd whta that ptraoutie would iptsk of the urn; ‘‘are Von going to »tmr oaly wnile? nd himsell of his master, and finally, ju.t as , i;'® 5!!^ ¡apparent eolduus and indilicrenea mtnilMbd ■ iou look very a*eat my child—on! tuuihruh. .paralad trom iHivae you love lor » ihor time oaly; hiuk of the joy when he dofe relnri.aud let thia comfort yon during hit absence ” ‘ Ah I Clara, yon have never lovtc, yon have never kuo«u wnat it is lo he lepsratrJ from tha one you hold most itearousarth or you would nut tha> chi le me lur weeping.” ‘ ( narx .vavax Luvau!'* rtij.'ied Clara, and a shade ot anguish yaased uvir her ucú-cite lea n'll. ' You know not what you >ay. I Auce lovad, aud cm symptihiie w ith you, hut uhl what a happy lot is yours compared to mine. 1 loved one who wss uuworthyof the slighteat thought, one who woued that he might beirar. Yes, 1 luvtd him with til my •oul; wonldlisve torsakeu all for uim if he had proved but true, and evcu new luy days and nights are spent iu dreams of him. See yon you will no longer heiiuu to engage in my caughter's behalf, and with yonr permi'sion I will at once relate the cause of the murder, aud the circnmstaaces which led to it Mordant baiie her proceed, for already had he become iuteresteu, and desired to bear further concerniug the tragedy which had but lately btto euicteJ. riArrxx v. Time with its noiseless tread passed on, aud Ida Brucc still loveJ to cherish tbe memory he bad approachaJ cppusile the wim.uw at which we were wiicni.g. be nude nue I hir daughter. w:.u was then au inmate ot a :apparent . . 'by Ida toward him he would reply that she | bu'g! la Augusta alaual ready? Mneu wiii aasyafjuncg and hinud at, aa he leruui it e come mí” a girlish passion fur one w bom hr had icdi ’ Hare ste it, mother,” and the brilllaut mighty effort to dialodgs hu rider, auu losm.- I ...'’’‘'m?®,® ‘'r.',«Pl‘eá -'Its. Dorring^ « giriivu pithhiuu lur uuc ** u<j hii b»Í!UC(f, icH ht»ViiY lo the earth, hf-ariüg j hope# ^ 5 w the o'he. bide of ibe world.” mJ hilt- Ic-huI» bort; npoi her iin t^Rt» liRbtchuig bunder aitb hitr;, wroru hl vroula I '*}¡ luon ii Uit »o> off Id* would becore »w»re i »p the chtiubcr wiu the almoil rcfii tpiendor killed b; Iht ull and Ut «et.iii of thr ’ of hit prrpotit.íug qQ»iitie». aod Uteo wil- ui oer ditnioadt. power.nl borae. I Ih n ue iiriuiy croviueed that her mind ii! ^ g'„ .djre.ie.; but if such were hut | “Beaaliinl,” whispered Mri. Anbrey, iha- ‘Kdilb liUertd * cry ot !¿on> aitd r*u do«D ¡ aud ihal ihe tboald not be held , ihuuld cooiider it bit duty, ti a I tiiog ber heary ejet, “you will queeo it to 10 ibe road, where 1 • ^ D"1 iisttoiio»i i/, | neraci»»»iji. (tlher,jtaioui of hit dto^hler’i happioeii. to in^rbi, 1 cxpeci, Roguita.** bit oihert bad i.oiiceJ ibe ucu leiicc, ai.d '. ‘J «HI vitit jou a.;6io t-i morrow whro l exert bu ptreoUl anibority, and if Deceaary., Buloa! bow mocn rather would I lUy at tome of tbe farm bauda caiu<* quicUt tj lov | w'®** arco itpioy nit loiba pritou compel ber to become the wiit of bii mact hume by ibe coocb of my tick mother, aud «a>.. e. ■ 1 ' I..h»r. tijanmnk*‘ti*riftr.nx ^itnrin*H 1» j .««.«*> L... _______________ The galtary wu atio well lillod, and all hiteaed • ith much altoatioB to tha any ngs of tha preacher, clearly and imphatieallv nUercd. The reverend lady wu drnud ia a neb. blatk-fignrod tilk drui, ton( ikirta, and irouad Ber naek hang a hoavy gold ckaia. Mill Browu il ratkrr a pretty woBiai; and if we may he peraiiUed to judge of inch dst-late matura, wa s'aonld a y Mc is Iki holto )f hireo-workera npon tha umpcraaee principle. She il abcnt medium height, well huilt, huvery pretty t>eth, ia round.(aatnr-ed, with a baaautnf complexión. Her taca IS uprtitive of piety, henavolcBee, andkind-neii. aad impmsw even aa oppoaaatol har p'ineiplu wiik a tolitf of her iiaearitj. Belora the opening of Ua auvicca, the preuhtr invited ail who wished to he acaUd on the piatfarii. Here a grand ruk wat Bade of men, womcB and ehUdrcn, and loon tbe stage wu trosded. Of the new lixbta among Ihe lulcncrt were Lncy Suae, Laerctia Motl, C. C. Burleigh, (radiant with glouy cn.la.) ilnracv Greeley, «.e. Whes tUehCe tod been gained throughoe' iha hoBSc, tha lair preacher came forward and opened the lervieet by rcadiag a hymn, which ini audience long generally. She then rea,' Iha 13ih chapter of lit Coriathmni. following tba reading with a prayar, which she of-Icrad with mocn devontsiua. (not .er hym.. AU then lung, after which, the lermon wa. ueiiverad u tollowi:— The woidi of my text will he found in Jere miah. 44th chapter, 4'.h verte— do V* Ii Iktie." Oi! liu aiomiati/e tiie^, irAir* of tbe one who wu tar away, and picture to | spot. With uifticulty ihe paDliog hu';ie was | “*■* •I»"* ■•'f «no* coufined. herielf in glowing eoiori—drawn from fau-! railed to bis feel, which bad to be ouce ere the ' «teemed friend. i uiinislef to her wanu,” laid Augusta, her Wuh such aisnranres did Mr. Bruce keepjvjes meanwhiie euyertly aceking the large Ida almeit forget her own sorrow, in the great miiery which ahe knew her cousin most have suffered It was the firit time thit (.'Nra ever intimated anything of the kind, and ida blamed nerielf for cauii-» ncr couiiu fresh grief in the ,-ecilai of her diseppn.nted hopes. I'bis .cemeJ to nniu the cousins nil closer to cuh other, but Ida had vet to Itarn who it wu had gained the atfections of the now melancholy Clara. She had lorborue uklug her, and Cl ira had not again r'cnrred to the subject. But to Ida it revealed the lecret of many a tear and ligh w hich kad previonslv ei-ciped from her cousin, but the cause of which to her wu hitherto unkuowD. Meanwhile Mr. Brace remained in bliii-ful ignorance of what wu going on arou'sd him. Ue thought in his pride and self- impir-tauce, tbat he had forever nut a qnirtus upon iha upiratiou» of yo.ing M .rda-.t and that he would not dare bestow a single thought upon his daughter, after he ha 1 once forbidden him to think of her. Hu knew not Mordaut’i character. and ponder on the return of one to whom she had plighted her maiden troth. Hope, like a faithful friend, itood near and lent iti tid, and whiipcred of hippinesi iu camiug days—the joy of honra yet m the fo-ure; and loan wulda’i heart filled with loy, and the time which the knew muat intervene ere the coniummalion of her hopea, seemed bnt as a snmcier'i night. But there were timu, again, when dupond surgeon, who soon arrived and ciamincd the hapless man. He laid that oue of his arms was broken, and be had received some severe lutemil injury, end that it wonid probably be weeki hcfort he would be able to move from his bed. ■Wo,vld to God that he had died np->n that road from which I had him rcavi-yrd; f— ii’ge I the viper he itnng the bjaom that' nursed and che ianed him, and brought misery aud woe chArrxx IV. Let IU leave the eoo.iui lolaeing each other in their lorrowi, and follow the foolstspe of Mordcit. But before we prueeei' farther lit Ul glance mora at length at the put career of the young wanderer. He hid received a good education, and for the lut three years bed read law in the office of an emiucat attornev. who bad biaiowed n ju much care i. his instruction, aud looked upon ■ as one ouly to hear and to obev, and horror-hii pupil aione destined tooecupt a prominent stricken wonid ha have been had he known poiitiun in the professiuu he bad chosen. It eney, like a dark cloud, wonid cut ita ska- I opon a happy family, dowa aronnd her, and hitter melancholy | He lingered between life and death for ae- wonld invada her botom—when grief, with i veral weeki, but at lut brgan rapidly to re-iti train of weeping mourneri, wonid eneom- j cover. We learned tbat hu name waa Milton pasa her heart. At inch timei ike would | .Andrews, He wu then abont twenty.two we«p and munrn the aad aaparatioi which had yean of age, and of fine appearinee. Many '.akcn place. Her father had found her in | friendteame to lee him, ano wa were told he teari npon several occuioui, and divined the ; waivery wulthy, and the aoo of oie of tbe canie; but he thought the feelingi which ; most inllnenlial eitixenl of the cuy. caused her grief would io m wear tway by tbe Í ‘.Ai he began to recover aud was able to continued abiwee of tbe object of her iffec- ; walk about the groundi, he wonid frequently tioui. Ah I little did he know of thcitrcngth I reqnut my danghter to aceampioy him. whicb of womiu'i love: little did he know of the ¡ I ^rmitted, dreaming not ui tbe evil that diipMÍti,aorof thebeartof bit own daughter, i would rualt from theie walks. They would or else ha would htvo aeen that ben wu no ' lometimca be abaent lor huun fogettier; and evanescent passion—no fleeting dream—no ' treqnentiv, of a moonlight uigbt. they would idle fancy that would pui away like a lom- I ha in eaca othen company, Edith, my poor suer cloud or au April shower. j danghler, listening to words which were Mr. B.mca wu a stern aud r.nbendiug man I meant but to destroy, cf the wsrld, and too bnsy iseking after its ' He itill delayed hii departnre, until at lut treuuru to devote himself to other ponnita, I I began to think that other reaioni than 'boae onij u they tended to benefit him in hia hegave dataino<i him an inmile ul iny bouie. main object. Hi locked upon hia daughter much in the same ligl t u ha would a lervant: poiition ------------ wu indesd ehicfly ow lug tu the advca of tU attorney, that .Moi-dsul had coai' o th eou- elusion of seeking tha West, where, he wu aunred, his talenU would be soon brought into rcqnuition, and where ne would be rtcom-peosed worthy of hit high order cf abilitiei. The latPt day tha loveri tiartcd, uw Lunu Mord'nt jonrocyiug toward tbe great weal, which a! IMl lime was cmiidcrad the Eldo; redo of tbe Kepublic. He hal heard aun read lanch roueernmg iti lomaotie w i!di, and extensiva furcati. its rolling prairin. and mighty rivera, aud pois-ssing a miad that otheri in reply. Immeri,d in ipecnlatious, ha had no Irisare to think long npon any one labjsct which did not eooecm dollara and cents; and if perchance he potiecd i change in his dangbtar’s looki or manner, he gave it thought bat for the moment, and in tha nett banished it for lomelhiog mora congenial aud intrruting to his worldly mind. Yet Mr. Bruca wu not an nakind man.— His bouse wu ever fnrnisbed with tbe hut, and those around him conld net accuse aim of Whatever ha w as a ...... —____ ,_______sharing in lU eloriu “* «then, or revealing the seciets fo the ripislly improving city of St I unis, «I !>••“*“ «'em boeom. He would have did Mordant band hu eonrii, and after upe- heea the lait person in the world oua would riancing tba pituurn At length 1 learned the sscrct from Edith.— She told me that he luught ber love, and had offered her marriage. This inlormatioa indeed diitrciicd me, for 1 waalcArlnl he meant that his slightest command in reference to , not what he uid, and tbat like toe many young Moidant had Keen diiobeyed, aad that Ida I men of tba world, hii object waa but to dañad received letters from him and written ceive. e^ld ip rúmto eartr;^^^^ indheautiUl being uuust in the l.ut Infla, What creations, he longed to behold ita wonders, l-rou-uid wu a wija performad; he aad determined to win a uami or perish amid ; ‘'"'L 1 did not wait to have h m speak to ma an tha inbjeet. My dangh‘a:r’a happincii would not let me delay. I longht aa interview with him, and uked him at onea what wcrthis in-tentioni in rupeet to Edith. He at firit ap peered eoafnic I tad answered vagiely, but 1 woold not let him thns evade my qnestioa — I desired a positive, uncqnivccal reply, and at length he told me, with every ippeartnee of candor, that he Invest Edith dearer (nan any uthar being, and it was bis intention tu marry bar; bnt he told mc that ho knew hit lather would never eooiciit to their union, for he bad already iclectcd (or him a bride. ‘I at once forruw troubla ia the (utnrc and acrrow to Edith. I endeavored to pen lade him to comply with bis father's wiibu and return to the citv and wed his (ather'l rho-ce. lit appured to he lunck hurt at what I laid, and told me that he bad ntver loved until he had beheld Edith, and would wod only her; that sha kad already pligktod her allretions to him, and kis lalhar could nut picvent tknt Uua bright afternuua in tL month of Sep. ' py, by my consent to shcir speedy unptialt allthoinconven.eucrá, and enjoyin*- { have went to lor cooeolaiioQ or advice and to uiuisum which wsra attsndant upon ■ h*a danghler did ha appear but u a (athir in tab tbih at ikHttiiua ha reach. J aith. I *»»'“• lo whom ih* woold ntfer i7t\utomX tb.1 Ta^UmcdTlai.* | d-. -“1 «-« W*‘I»® ".art. Thanks I* the attorney, of whom wa bivi t iliough they livad tsigathar andar tha urna mada mention. Merdanl had let e • uf Intro- ' ro«l. »«w emotiona had tbar In common, and dnetioi which npon preuntat.on, gamed itldnm eiehanged other than tha customary union, and with litmg tongue he told me that him alo’nce an eioZJ^ulo th. aocfety ol ‘■'•‘'“““J rupcctable and lolluential citiicni. llavoou applied fur, and obtained ad ■nisiiun to thi bar, : eiiaut alter client tlri pped into hu ofl.ee, cod , m c ihort sime ha began to acquire the repu-lation of a rising lawjer. aud older mrmbrrs ; • era uluniahed at the turreclu. saol bisargii Iiirnls. aud his tllensu legal arqi.irrmtnU. I hi) kad Ufvrrk uwnul uur to .isi ao rapidly and gain 10 mucacuufidiu— in so short a ■pua of time, lie devoted bis whole time aud altenl'OU t" his prufrition, wl'h one her fifher had luld marry her ui Nor-her own mild that she would never ronscut to become h.a bride. ’ I'is true she nad never yet iseu him. hut her atfections were already given to another. She remained in the room tome time after .Mr. Bruce bad departed, lost iu meditation, aud then retired to hi-r oon»io’s apartment. She found Clara still tuiferiug, and '•ctupying ber couch. ‘‘At wuat hour, Ida, it Hr. Norris expected 7” inquirod (jlara, uaeoutcious uf what hid trauspired betwaeu Mr. Bruce xud her cousin. "1 know not,” Idi rcpliesl; "I wish Ihxt he would never come.” "Why sot” uked Clxri. "Ob' (.'Ixra. van do not know the iuUntioc of his visit. -My father hu invited him nerr bnt tor tne purpose of promoting a nuiou between him and I, which, you know, can never t-ske place.” "Can thia, indeed, be true? But then yon have never aeen William—Mr. Norria, 1 mun.” "No, ’ replied Ida, "nor do 1 with to. for he ran never oe to me anvtbiug bat my father's friend, b i yon called him W’lllum—how did von know his namet” "You forget tha! your lather told at bnt a few momeuttiiuce.” “Yet, 1 had forgotten. Bat, Ida, diar coat n, yon mutt try aud be able to entertain him this aveuing, aud not leave the tuk alone to ms, aud who knows hot Mr. N’orrii will not leek to win the daughter when he btho'ds the superior charms of tbe niece of hit friend?” “Ida, you but jest My appearance conld never win a initor from tha side of my gay euus In. Hut let iii both hope that the gentle-man'i visit will be but for a day ar two. Ai (or my part, I shall endeavor to avoid him while he resiiui.” "Uh! CTirt, bnt yon mnit lie him. Yen •urtiv cannot think of mv having to enter- - ive within the bosom uf Narria, the span I A hick the beauty and natural attractiooa of IdaUad e ikindlcd , aud he determined that d'cstiag mirrur. But yon know yon trould n.ake me go. mother, ao 1 have given orders f'.r a iiiea cop of tea, and lonie tout, thongb come what might, he would persevera in hu j 1 am so sorry you must cat alone, attru,ions towards hrr, obtain her consent to j ‘ Hera comes tae carr age; good evsming, become his wife, if postiA<e. a d if he failed i d.ar mother, come, hadn t 1 better send it m this, u a demier ruort, call her lather to ¡ a»ay and iiay at home?” aha murmnred ■ biaingly. “Oa 10 leeonnt my love," iiid her mother, r< turning her kiu, "go, and tometimet think of mo, "hometimei I yea all the time my thoughu will u here with my darling mother; now good bye, taka rut, Boae is comme sp to an w Ilh yuu.” Add aha wu gone, “Rase, il that yon?” asked the invalid fkintly. “No mama, it'a mtand Mary came loftly round and itood at her aide. “Why Magy, are yon not at the party?” "1 preferred to suy with yon, mother.” taid Mary qnietiy; “1 knew that you were uud to h.ving papa with yon, aud wkca he u gone 1 cannot leave yoa alone.” “You are very thoeghtial, my child,” laid Mri. Aubrey, with emotion, "bat lUll i had rather yon would go.” 1 have teat the carriage away, mother, to tbat u impouihle now; pleate tay nathiag more about it—1 ahall enjoy myaeli lo muea belter at borne with yon. 1 have heea getting you tome tout and tta ayull-Boae ia too cartlcis to wait npon the tick. 1 hope it wiil ■Tske your head euier;” and ihe rolled up her muther’i tuy ehur and drew npauaj cboiy aland, arranged with inch uqniaite Uste, thet It could col fail to tempt evna ao invalid'a appetiM. Very cosy wu that little anpper, with Mary, lu sweet and ianeeaat, pouring oat tot, and doiag a hundrtd aamiiau, delicate ollicu ul love. Mri. Aubrey a heart imote her that she bad not fnllv ippraciited tha timid, q'liet, hnl stioag and iwt-aaeiitKiug affveiion, ol this his aid His little sunl did not for an instant hui-late in regard to the latter eonrie. He never gave a moment’s ihooght to tha misery it mignt eaute to her whom be hoped to call h>i wife, he torgul everything but the gratification ot his own desires; h:s iudivldnil bap-pincsi being the end and aim of hu beiag. | We might atop here, and moraine lor a | dnieu page», and tire our readeri with an horn-' ily en virtue and vice , but inch is not oar motive. We simply uk, how many are there in this world of the same character of Wil-liam Norris? aod how mneh misery do thej cansa their fellow bjings, dtitrajing with their withering tonch the bright hopes of thou who chance to croas their path? Norris took hii departure one morning, af-ter kaviug a long conferccce with Mr. Brnee, the purport of whieb was, that in a lew weeks he would return aud lead Ida to the altar — Meanwhile, that gentlemac wu to prepare his daaghter lor ine'i a pnrpoae ; for Norris hid already fonnd Ml arta ware of no avail, and that hii attantioai seemed to be aaythiag but plcuiug to hvi upon whom they were bestowed. The priueipal reaaou, however, of his de-nartnre. wu. that he became alarmed Int Clara might lutorlare, and relata to her auclt their former intimacy, and tbe cansa of ill ceiiation; not that he gava that gentleman credit for even the love for the honor of hu honse and km, that Clara had ueribed to him, hut then ha thonght it had better not reach hia ears at the pretent time. He wu also (cirfnl Ida would learn from her cousin all ihat had puicd, and iha would plead it u ao miupersble birriar to he, becoming his bride. I geutia girl At ail evenU, ha eonc 'ndcd It best to abiial himielf for a few weeki. enjoining it apon Mr. Braic to kup him well informed con- ““.NV“I ZÍ n'o^luva’my room 1-.."«all tha, nlight occur dor.ng hi. ab- while Mr. Norria remains. Ho not urge ma, sence.atd hu.ucces. in luunemghi. dangbler Ida, to give you my rcu'na for tbii course, but balicvc me it is fur the beat.” Ida did uot makt any (urthar attempt to tobecoma Mrs. Norm. V( beu iheir viiilor di parted, Ida aad Clara both eougratuiatad tbcmselvei apon Ike nr isiug that It wu Use last lh«y After Ua wuovtr, Mary agaia bathed bar teu-pUi, and adjuted her piUowi, bruaght the beautitui boquct aha wu to hiva ea.ricd t'l the party, to har moUser’i Wdiidc. aud tkin Ukmg a hook, la a voic* that wu ' music rich and low, ’ rut to ha nil Ihs «renmg wsiipaat. J nat as iha wu leaving Uc room, kcr mutaar called her back Tbu hu beta a iwect, iwact rveuiag.’ said tenderly taking her faaad, “aud 1 Icurucd how mneh 1 am klused la suck change ber eoii.in’s ruolva, eoaeludmg «ha I tool/aot bear to be io the nreaeac. of atraa- •*'»» ■* "LT! ; h v. g.rs. In the evening Mr. .Norris arrived, and *“ “* ‘,"h 711, N*’ . rl alter bcnK .bown to hi. chamber aad making ^tid ll/b. lu'r a lei wreT.; «d ' bcLroto mgh't: •b.TV«n 7aV r.ai/.ur • LrV .M; HrnTlwutod tm I tb« -b... he return.d it woMd bi to rec.iv. beart.. Jsi.^m.^my child; good night, and lerwardi Ida lulered the room, aud a lorual kee baudi introduction took place. There art many noble thiogi, of which nil mcp, aid natioaa, and peopic, and toagnei, d, light to Slug in praise. For instance, gcn-tiosiiv hat siways necn applauded. 1: migoi-'ira Ihe line»; lu-pulsti ot the aonl. It ii like ;t,snju>ic ol ti-> apLcrea—anda g Kid and gen-c uua liuei ca.1 nnt and inflnence the hcartof v e race ssv ge, a. J the p> ite Pt.'uiin, an., '-ne bu»iy. a,. - sai- E'-giuhUiAU. All am r.aly lodo il n-jiueg, Tne motivewnichac-..s‘ms generous acta c.r.'ies with itaCbruiiau. gnucrsui lailucnce. The hcataca may ciaim a, virluuiii wimtChristiiuicuudeum. .Alls-, u ahuuiiuable and dcspieuble. Thcustnie ct 1,1 sin It alls* g.'OvcliiLg and cooUnip;Tolt. 1. grows out of an luurdiuaU lose of lelt-g aiilicatiou. lltorgcts Go* in impiuus pri'st -t luelf; it deiica uu, aiity, to advkuee !ht i.,-Icrciis of little, piguic tell. Xick d mtu -ould delUruue JeUuVaU to cnthruue miseia-o.c I. Tbe muer nti brcomn a bje-word aun jiur amuug mcu. He u j.emd wuh more us .nss ac. imouy whcrettr uc Is met. Mio ha> Lut a ssi.gfe quality tu rc.-ommcud it. Kiam-i: It, aud It quails before bnueat gaze. Yo. v«l a Doy, >u' irs'ance upon the railruad rare, or iu soinc ulher nf the walks ot lilt, eao ntscra yoi' s I'inket lu párchate, saying. '1 tonud It. aud oo not kuo« what rise lo d j ai!h it. ’ You let him undcrtiaud that he ii a.'ung—that yu kaow aumclhtog hidden id rward to tt-e msuoar in which bccameiop*»-sutsion of the ail.cic—and he, if sniiiy, wui tutak utf to anuiuer customer, ho it u wiiu lue world. Lo jk sm ntraigbt in tha eye, and It will quaJ balare ycur gsze, and ineak off to other quarters. Look al the crime of itealii.g —It il a great sin, an'l men alike condemn it. Yet ikouMuds and tecs of thoniands, by custom, and the license of society, mdnlge in tsihiubahle lii.ning more degrading and mean D an stealing. All am ii cqoaliy low u tkai 01 petty laretny. Slander u eqnally u greai. F-shwaakie ladiei can ligh doloroaily over a siaaderoui tale, and biow it into magni-tnda. and the elUt of lociety license u and g.re It character and cut. But rob this iin ot rsftail and gauze covering, and it will appear in deiurmity equal to any other sin. A slaudcrer may even toll toe literal truth, with a word being falacly ipuktn; hot the a-ucking ihakeof the head and the doloroua vnice are eqavll; calcida'td to sow diatruil ud uijustice ia ihe mind cf the hurer. It u I rile to gather op the fragmenta of a map a character, aud h. Id them apia rid'cale to ti world, laaa it wonid be to gather ap the lii-ptucea in hu almoat empty drawer. Tbe one thief may atcal for want of bread, to gratify tba craviagi of kaagar, wk'ich e.ataro givu bi.-th; but Ue character thief atcali lo gratify a intan, wicked natare, or to make a hauqnet fo.' hu (rienda of Ue natnre of himself. All lio is abominable. Not t aiagle good quality u related to it ia the slightoat degree The lur stoali Ue trata and kidu it la kia own kusam, and givea l> .ck to the world drou for It. Tbe libertine itoal: virtie, the murderer lite. They all itoal hnman kappineu,lowing instead groaiii aod tean aad aagauh. May God give Bi light to duccra tho natirv of tin ai.d all lUeOBieqaeneci. Haw falttly beanti-inteaaalliin kcerownedl With Ua upper-tcud*m It ia dceoied manly to drink wia« i nd geuUclly to sow abroad the ilaadar of a pal-laied toBgaa. They forget, while Uey fancy ih,fflialvu goda, Uat Uey are qaattiag Ue dhtilled esseoee of lauuity. Saialy ao man, A. h a BBlart ol Ua alighlcat knmility, would iG,ipota UU Umc *Mt of fukion and aris-tot laev coald ha lo bau u to acora the wordi it ihuie who rail* their voice ogainit Uu uil. I'uj wiue drinker, if a man alunse, would sec that kii kcvarage ki wu qnalling ao loand - ii.s, bat dalormity, putrelulioB and aoret. L ok at the locisl eoiduiaa of oor poople. W Hit IS it that IS known u arutoeruy? St-mu. sicipitg baaeatfc dsmuk loidi; viet, u-■I uua wita IU jasteompaaioa,tkamatoruu, liliag grtataus of (kii world. There it ao-tkiog pood, aor maaly. nor tda-irakla la it. p.-.try IS u Ur Irom anstocriey u Irom the WUI ul Iki ea th—M lar irom it u huveo u Irnin kill. Ihesa loveri ol cuto aad worakipptri of lai I moa are, aa a rla»i. attrrly dupieabli, div.iu ol all tba rwa qnstiiiu uf a moral mil d. hut wiih "louia ao sn-aSl Uat lea Uun->a .d cl them eoald dsuaa ipoa tka point af a u,nkric BcsdU, aa 1 hava impla room and vv'gr vnoagk. " Tki pour, puuy iciou of uu-toe aev eau borrow apaii ol flea's wiaga, and ir-aViavaiatkat Id. proto.tul that .hr That'.ighi;'tV. hiti.rlu n.gi.etod oa. ** ‘í? í;;®/*,®; Wuald never kecom. k.s kride-ihat .be ,1. p-a,«l -itk tea,., tb.nkm* her Maker that ] _' raeo. But they must remiakcr that Ot mim^ indttd it wu Jelighllal,” said A iguiU, Ihontit irsrning. * II it would not pUu-aDtadda... and Irom hf. manner it w„ «TV .»‘¿7*Js ¡I Vito of NuVr, o.^.' iv.drul Uat hr wiabed lu pleu. and era.t. a. ^ Tél off 1, m tor' .mpresaioni. hi. favor Mr B'ure ihuugkt I ‘® ''®‘® ‘“f' Il.ttrred l.imulf that he wu in a lair wav tu prumu d her b.od was kaodrcdi ol be oukiug vain. I ibould lay, I telipsed tham , at' flirvty Miuar icauicd devu rd ¡ indud ; n.sma. ' she rooliiibed, with a siiaht Isngk,, I ikiuk I bavawou him, t be 1st wsa dr miud rales over mailer, aao Ihc loal St tks use, thuc men will stead aa lai taad SB|ic.ur to Uam. bi Laiaitii was , ;br ritb maa wbiia be leatce la tka hoof Ibraham. and tka toaaneof Ub luur t • ilii evrrlattisg lus. W hca am sonld ha preparad to reetiv* to old 1 .Mranwbilt I adsiird Andrews to bisleu to huuic lor su.ne th-re or four days, aud still objaet ”rá **,T. "l!sli,|"’il*h*u frvlid ol hu whom he kad not auu lor aeve- ' town, and il p<uaible “uttia hu lather i coa- of Mr Umc. the Man^ 01 ^nu j,„ ^weived , s.nl to hi. rspoasiug Kdifa lln indeed lot iiitrlligcnet that be aiperta to visit him He Iclt the followlug day aid retariad to thatdaj. Ila lUtad that their viaitor de-¡ (hecity. I'p«u hr day after ha wu aguin at signed making a short itay. aad eoaelodrd by Biyhoau and iaiormed use tbat ha had told uasmuiue j ui ai i-i.igni i-i.i. «.« , , . . ” K’jii: ‘;£rnr„':?.Tvs:; ú”,.it' ■ i.-. ■!;•■•' ‘íí--. •- to claim dsnghtvr. It waa not I kis prartiei bucame iiuysivi r ¿Tr, : --'i™’¡.rii" ¿’Kn.-'iitu;;: ” i.i i.. „ bar whom ka kll Itll m nii niiur. ..Wu. imm kii tor kims.ll Ih.t hr k.l kmmm. d"j. I -... M.ri .1, .tih.'nek Id. Iru the conld ba ol tl.r least awisisuca lo k»r I: 'li hVrV":;:; ':VtV;'h7r «í» boew .k.t hui p....d ..gktb, au i regr.ttiug Ihvi she ... too HI .ipr-b.ioa bring Jo.b lb. wrati. uf ku to tee Mr. N Dus rviuiue. J'- Istker n|toi bcr ■utbllwi.igM Clarb kad Ski detormined Uat aha woald ruistW Ihb \iJ I ikall Htrer baUurty,” skathuugiit ■| r uu mbiher kbi learbtd to loob mb.’ — 0/ir. tironfi. « A ‘ laiLLiaxT” youbg miia, <*iaeauriibg on poetry Iba otber day biirtt loto me fullowing J,IS. tier aii4 muicv bUaaed lato boa II u |oo«, alasia rctu’aibg goid for avil, sayiag uawa ua Ilia. Ilk. tbe SsvWB'ba tka f bsa. It eaa off rome tvti wita goou. A labnmc Uiag w Iht Hlf of I good maa. Witattsiug aagsls mi st tiaal around him u hs puses «award aa tl Ut wroogi of tbe surid. I uc speaker eownaard tl coma leagU, (oi-> » depuiiag U» geh-'muyol iia, la .oa*

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