New York Clipper (Feb 1863)

r,-:.-v;:?.-.-i ■ ■ " I ? :' i •'• '. ■) ■ ■•-,1 . ntDIDN'T MElAir I?*." . Tei 11 imow ^ tail I lOTOd yoa; ' Bnt theii, Tom, I didn't mean It— I wM joUng til the time, ' AndTonnselymaftMveMenlt. - B«t if yoD will sot alt 10 oloM, /jgdDoIiaTO ToqieeU rliditwen, ..Befote ion go away to-nlgkt, rre *»eoret, Tom, to tell., .Tom,Iwentw/dkliigye*t«rday < . mibUr. IhllUp.Aaherr : We a apltndld. dtiahlns fdlow, , VitbaloVeofamooBtaohe;. . Audio walki with nioh an ali^ Tom:l\rlah 7on'ooaIdIiaTe>««i(Ui Jf.IaaidOiatllOTedlilm, t . ■ WBy. petlikFi, Xoin,ImlglU mean it. ' tiutSondaynlghtlwentto olinroti' ' . - Wllha dellgbtfoloteatara: ■ ' Ela faoa la filT as any glrVa, Bo perfect etaty featnroJ And £a can alng, and danoe. and play.' ThlfoharmlngOliarUeQveenlt; - ' And a g<rl vlio atld that ahe loved hllUi' - ' :'Why, inrely. Tern moat mean It'' ' ' ■. 1, don't yon know that it la ivrooA <' ' in Buoh a paaaloni .. . ' .' ' e, and firei and flon^de abont - _t nnohriatun £aaliloi|t'. are, Tom, and ba^ve'yonneUI hero's a eeat by me, dr;. " I fukT^m't told that aeciet ye^. ... Come, gncsaa what it oan he, air, - Btlllpontlng, Tomi Aht yovate yiuceS ' . With all my Idle chatter, ' •. . : Or what can nuke yon look ao tad? Tom, toll me what'8 .the matter t • Well, then, forget my Billy talk— . 'I&n kDDWl«ldn'tmeahlt:v' ' ' - I waa bi^tjoklng, Tom, indeed: Ton amrelynnut bare seen it. . " . Now, Tom, don't iqaeeio me qnlte to tight, . BntleaTeaUtUeoreath, 3oIcant«llthataeoTet,Tom, ' . : ' Before rin hnggod to deatb, DoiUng, J lore Jroa «a my.llfo I'. ' Ahl Tom, yai^most haTeaeentt; . Bee,IamconqiMAdnow, dtlaatl ^ i 'And, Tom, indeed! mean it I . . \: i«r, and "help.V If was the 4rat apDearanoeof the ybnogwo; man on >ay ooeaalos ot the kind i whUe Daviet, granted'* TBACE OF BLOOD I. viikiir i&e Eig;h:'and-th9-£6w,''th«'.B(eh''aiul,^^ . ■;'■-■ :''V. ' ■'• ' ilie doid imdtho'Bai'.,,'' -''' ' ;•'■ ■ i\;:v'.'•'. '■ .y-\--^. '.''■'■.:}.', l'WVmM-BnBnfilX ViOtt THZ HIW TOBX OLIPFKBi.- .* ' • ' BT HEOTOB *BIPOI», b.'B. Ai . \ .;' • .;• OHAPTIIB-'Vp.. , A pxtni bh'taB UnoK CotrBqpVoROBa raok Nsw Toax-- '-''.BsiBY tmiov'B Tom Yjsw'of OojtBima Psweht- / . -"CaUi^DiaoiB^itD Fhklik O'Btm Aoun—Two Fmixs ^ ''bbvma, AMD PBSuM'a OBSEBVATioiiB on Thsu— A)r Ixik- '': iiiin-i-"WA)azD Ealv a dollar—Am EtQnLX.'fVEB. - ,' Dm"-^ILES OH'TnETaAOKOr-YZMOKUIoiTET—AasTub- ' - '■nOR or A WATOH-^Bt VO'S THB POUOI—£U> AO^VAIIIT- ABOza Meet AoAiH. Thuf' are gay doinaa io^ay on flie Union Obone, Long hluO>r a conplo of famons 6teeda are to contend for a nntae of ftOOO. imo weather )s favorabjp for the eTent, and a Targe cmrd la already on the ground, domherlng aomeof the'iknow- iQ onea." with a due admlxtnro of the ."Tordant'.' .There; najhaira dozen of tbo gonte np to bverythlna in the t^rtlng : ■nU.irhodo notbrag of iUetrImowIadge,1)at hftyeoomo out to. ' Btka aomethlsg out of tho race If they oan.' Kpt far firom them. Ma dozen ot the wojJd-be ■part8^who,.by,9ielr loud talk, be-, .'.bn tbali nttar Ignonnctf .of the-Mbleot nnder debate, and ' 'nwa ooatuipos are extra flsahy, New. I^ork haa.aont fbrth aer- ' ^^"^ notablUtlea. Thero, ijiekr the atartlng poat, la Leater . Wauk, thoaotor, onabrownmarp; hlafafher; orthe "yoteran,", ; uUitojilorhonao crltloa call him, being In aoairiage, olpngwith .. .... .. hla daughtor-ln-lawl) and ■ *ltadMine, thohgh wan-loo: ;^ohlUten, By^ilid by, in'a low, dark-colored Tehldo, dash ' MtlaaA Eeana and her lleige lord, the puneyLntz,' FoUo'w- '.ng Uieie, are the Biyant:, of minstrel renown;,asd not Ikr firbm . JWi/olm 0. Hoonan shows, liko a King B^nl, toWorlng hhoad '^ uonldera a^ore'ordlnatr hn'manij^. The olvlo'dJgnlttiy, ' •W.Mldlor, the aitlsttithe profesBlonal men In goneril, the )inor- '""q^.the clergyman—In i1u>t,all sorts of people are on the '^.Oottna to-lay; and a right merry acene they help^o moKa pnrsel. .'Where Is the .Uiltf? jimS'^''''^ oliarabters, there Is only a . eprlnhllng, th; person ■ SPffinolewortliy being Bonl7 Boniaon, Sreaaed In the costnme .r^JtjjhUoman, he. might, be.taken.forone, If It were notfor "T rowdy in his t>ersan and xd^ners. , - Tscene," be romarkdd to himself; "plenty.h'sie of ' ■'i^.u:!*^' ksat nneio of.inlnia Is so fond of. talking. about, and gnty for plnokliig, too. I Wonder ^Uch horse will win; but '!^j5'*Ker, I sapposo, haa boen settled ero .this. That's a ^A9,MTrlage yooder, and as I . stand here, thero'r.the raiq^ In; it—be ivho visited ont place In Ohurph atreat' a |i«,jU0l 8bo by . his aldo is. ma Intended, I suppoao, ;u eakson her, Iperoelvej bntl oannot oatoh her face, IS tuned the otholr way. I woiider If - it la a pretty one, fjml,, ' ., •. . J^ef ezelamatlon'followed qulfkl^ upon the view Harry %^Bnt ;p(. Oeloatlne .Draper's fuo, 'Very nttiaral waa it oud .'80 ezpioBk lis admiration, for among our .Mew jp-^jhjdestoodjUghjrl^ her bKmoADS of pangil or iC^i oVonp«.dash\)ir«rtheiaaki'butaathat Is q,Mi .wsisitS.'*''^'?' *8tonBt ssUsfy oiireelTOB, and we hope tho "■SS5 H "'>'"«rt'"8 li'lftit^.rpoall ..tho imago of the prottlosl btthft 1.1?°^ aatr, and tbon to th|ok of ono prottlSlf ho eani '^TnL^-*!* 1» 'wl'lol* «»n pnlvo at a noUon of the I4wSa'«Tl.?' '^*»**Weaokloy.was the socoptcd TJiSjPlpobTOhullo parole t^^ ■' ' 'm^f^t^l "'8''* Ot tho Vellei from the- uppoi? roglons ot . *M*61 Snrii??,?''! °f young, Benson spvght.fte no other love^ *toSSKf-'S" ""W- •■&o«piMas,olope.M!he eoulfl toithe tuffilA^r '"^^Ji"* what teu iiS^^oAblm. The soUoltatlons ofivenderi ot'fHiits and mSS,!,.*''' boon.lpss ab8tfaoled,:.*ould'prob*bly Jid.^^S' 'inpnoaUon from hls.llps, weM aUowel tb'pan: r»;^i,j?0;h«»ya..hotwhsjkj)^d» piion the: hdi^ waw of.' wf.ft**>;Jf tie eo«n<l <J(tto beU fo».tho tfi5l.'.\iiTim g^jnwwia ofv^; Ik^d thottatode of ;people; by.whoin. hi '<'™ witta eloquentaboQtriora Temple or .Pat«hiin,;hti IpioraM oe to whloh had twen th* vlotor. ' >' , •' ■. r. A u't^V. wttlolUrabaitsotod, Binry BenaoA nia oenaotoaa l^j^HlitrhU^ui/ ]ie had been watche&for somattmaby ]M^n6ne oth^thaHi ;(»esrf«iio, UMiUte the'talLir. i^otbti.; •It taemfed that the lepg p^t^ ^J^,<*hate of this mail were about to loxblode -in som^ 3vti^'-^^"^n hedoggtd^theiteMof'Bentoh, .WoiiU J^WRpntkeMunef TiiMWonldshoWi v .. ■ ^'Ssft^PthBi llttio. WenlTinarklnrthat'-daMpoii'too .'r!5^™«l«.;»* having to do meteor leitwlth'Wt'. ^ojtt'hailnaaktoreftlr to-other al}«olmena of'fuiule MajiUiili Drap*», tp invite the admiration of CMA; ~ WV^theAiTtMifOTlnsliOMahM > WUeb 1^ in* olerk, JoSn I>«ftw, Us diSih-, holiday by Us.employer .for the purpose, bad taken glad avail of il, an4^^wa« Tarr genial and happy. Arabella and Etme were hsp- pytqoi^^and looked remarkably blooming. > . IhesMk Oontolnhig the Davlea party pasiud the oarrlaga eon-, tainlng Ohaa, Bardie. There was a mutual reoognltion br tile aged ^k -and the ronng gentleman ("Baiole the thlrdi^taat wu tO.bi i) nor waa that.oU. Charlie, who had seen Arabella,''* few Umef alreaav, was nnder the lmpresaton, for the -Btot time In his Ufe,.tbat she was remarkably good-looking; while Phellnr wfioae preaent vlow.hc had of her was hla Introdnotoiy one, eonld nqt hew oxptUotlng on the fasolnatlone of both—on thope of the Scottleh loia In partloular. To aomethlng like the following ef- fect-did h<a rdnuAatlons so . <'A very decent onld glnUom^, snreenoufih; and apalr of llrash- colored bohnolng baaptles as well; partlouloily the tallest - Oh I UaitherOhaiU'a (O'DnffaUU'oommunedwlthhlmaeU;) If yon wont conifort ahd plasteta for a wounded heart, why sot abrue np to thatTanui yonder? And ohi Phollm, yon.blockgnardl all,the WST from Bulyashannon,,Oonnty WlckIow,onld Ireland, Ult Is the pettttoat you're after, go at once, and say to the other beauty— •Eiingobroghl'" Wlth.tbat, the Irishman whipped hm|orto' toA quicker speed. ' i '•There will bsi'aomethlng beside pluoUng a bird here (thus ran'the talk of Henty Benson to himself, after he hid seenfleles- tlnfcDtaper for the first tImeO atoll events, so far OS I amcon- '^leined. .It'Till be the pnisutt of another bird, whloh I may caU a' Urd of Pattdlaa. Tea; though .rich its plumage, lof^ Its fllghU tnd proud its look, I will seek it, and have It too, though I cage it I am glad I oame here to-day; hod I not, I should not have dlsoovered this lew and fUr object of ambition. But what do I tee yonder? -Atientlonl I«t«ie not forget bualhess.ln pleasure." ' The object that attracted the notice of young Benson vtaan itinerant iaihlbltor, who, surrounded by a motley throng, .was proetlolng' sB ilunner of trlckr. Mixed up in the crowd,-Btsnd- ing vary near to the man, and plainly one of tho nhaophlatlcated generation, waa an elderly genuoman in black, with a heavy gCld chain, ganilabed by aaola, pehdantfrom his fob. For on object i^edlen of explanation to the rea4ei^ S«axj BenBonkepthls eye upon this person, ' -Presently, it being nccoasory for the due execution of a trick, that a half.dollar ploce ehould be used, eoUdtallon for the some was made by the "operator" In a dress of stilpcd cotton, and whose companion, arrayed In a similar fashion, tumbled In the intervals of the other's conjuring. The coin wss speedily pro- duced by the old gentleman in black, who, wh&t the trick'had been sncceseftilly performed, good-natnredly .told the. lUneiant totetain the money. . , : "I saw only half of that trick, which seemed to he a goba one. ' Oive It again. There is a half-d(illar, which - yon can keoB with the other, if yon satisfy me with yoor devemess." '. The man in the striped Jacket proposed to do as requested by Benson, while the crowd around, indadlng. the old, gentleman, looked on again. Ueanwhlle, Qliea, who hod been cenatonily on the trail of Eenry Benson, approached the puUy man, evidently ■Intent on having a fight Be would have accosted hln^.very roughly, but his acUon was nipped in the bud. "I have bean robbed I My " PoUool" Bo did the old gentleman In blact exdalm. as he stamped vehemently on the grohhd, and gave other tokens, of his Ices and sorrow. "Uy watch I Secure the thief I Where la the ^lloe 7" he eonlinued, growing more wild every mbment.j ' . The result waa the conunoi) one in ancb cases. There was ah immense deal of confusion and noise; men dbowed one anflher, and the police did not come in sight nntll he who had .<«T..«nj«ii their presence was quite hoarse, and .thoroughly deapalTed of having the robber brought to Justice. In the interval, Benson, had. exeoutea a Ilftle eTolght of hand bnslness, infinitely less honeat though mudi more remunerative than that of the man hv^e atrlped ault In short he bod takon from, the old gentle- man 'In' black, * gold watch, which, with lis appendages, was worth t$Off." On the first alarm, Giles hod consented to defer the aeltlementot hisdurerences .with theeoUor, thinking it politic to oare for his ovm safety. Known to tho Brooklyn police oa a •■do.ubtfnl character," the chances wore that he might benabbed en SUspiolon did ho wait the coming of the blue-coated and brtss-bnttoned' guardians of the peace. Ho thorefore beat a hoaty retreat. Xcaving the Union Cpune behind hlra, lie emerged into the ordinary road, Jiut as the oorrlago t^ntalnlae „— i^.. -■ - lyedVPhaJtm' ;tbe:lti<tur«ief av^^ ^ tmile posaed over the features 6f the IH^hmim. . . . ' , ' ■'Again, by. fit'Patrick I'^ he exolalmed^ - "nietaisii himseiA ttiongb'lb a dlSSrent case. So'muoh'the better; I shall the more reodily-spbt him, shotild there ever 'he's hecosalty. Good-, bye, hlookmogl". ' •' • ' ■CHAPTEBTHI-. .■.',','. QiiOEBS to BtoH nr A Qbbax Citz^A Cebcaik ZiAST.or Ax '' ■ UMOKBTAIN OHAnACDUl— MBS. LoBSnOEB ABDjMn. MpBXUBB ' jBiimHa's^BBiuIiiQiFiBissAMDBBisrBnijESr-AsrlitviTA- .TlOIt TO 1>linnB—CONSFISA'tOBS OT SOOIAIIUVB— Whai Wox .' B« VBB'Eiq>t—ttUE, ZBB BBVEAUB. Of. AlL, OipV. ALOHB - ■ T ^wfT.. :*.'"',.'.''.. • Many a^ Hie duigers which hedge in thejpath of a rich young nun ill a ct^ like Now-Tork; Edward Bleaekleyooold not m ex- pooted to bi above these; Indeed^o presumpttoh' might' have been that he' was exposed, to them in a alngular manner, OH'SO- count of the goodheaa of l^ls charaoter. Be had a feeling heart and aii open band.. As objocta for these, there werea multitude In the .metropolis, all loglUmates; the illegitimates might tie cdunted io.s much higher omonnt'1 ' : It has been shown how his pocket was to be'Sltabked^ through the inslrumentality of the- gang with which 'the Behsons' were connected; It remains,.to be explained how hia^ove (f^ It la piUled} a<B well as his money, wae to be sought'by afemole.daB- peradoi She of whom we speak hod- bcAn a realdisnt of Mew jTork for many years, and at the date ot our.story, was nol what people would cul old, but what a stranger' might desorlboaa Voting; through the aid- of arts of which she availed herself. ICnown as Mrs.. lK)rrImor, It wss doubtful whether eho taad'evor been married at all. "rratc.otors" she had in plenty;-^!] rloh men, and some dlatlngulehed, among whom were throe oy foiir members of Oongrese, and a'few aspiring poUttoIans. This Mrs. Lorrimer was present, to view the rfidng on: tho Union Oo'uise, on the day we have dcacrtbed; and to Judge I^om tlie.faot of her being alone in her carriaBO, the inference were.allowable that, alio wqs taring ah interval between her Vprot«ctorfteS.V. Alto- gether, sho was a woman ot marked appearance, with kJuuid- aome face and figure, and dressed iq the best of slyle, .. j Idly wondering round the' gronnd, tho eye of Um. Xotrlmer chanced to fall on Edward Bleaokley, iUon seated,in- a.canlage 'by the side cl Oeleatlno Draper. The imnreaflon made the young man's handsome oppeariince on the suscoptlbllltios of the trail lady was strong and Inatantaneoua. Debarred the. -^de In-which bo and his fair companion moved, It la not Btrange that Mrs. lorrimer ehould bo Ignorant ol their namet.- Thls'Ignorance, .so tar as BleaoUoy was concerned,-vexed Ii^e. Bho was panting to know who and what-the young is%BWas. Tho opportunity for giytlffing. her curloslty'was toon preschled. onthesftival on the grounds of an old acquaintance pf 'Urs.- Lcrrlmer—a Hr. Mortimer Jennings. - It rumor was to bo oieUV ed, this penon .-had onoo been on terms of lutlmaoy with' Mrs. Lorrimer, but bad been quietly' got rId,of when hla exctaequet fttlled. He oame. upon the ofturae, motmted on a goodly biaok horse, and was balled by his former "friend." ia a new cbaraoter, and one that has to ploy a p^rt In otir stol?, Ur- Mortlmor Jennings -deserves a description. In sgk, he might have been about thirty-itve, while, In dgnre; be wa» of the medium' height, and atrbngly btillt ; A- dark ccmplozlon and bstr,, amall'oark' eye^,' high chock bono8,.andheavy fHnge of beafd-elnd mbustaohos (the two IblnJngO'were the chief points xif hla face;' added to a n'Oso slightly depreaaed on the bMdgo, and# thln-llpped mouthy ' Bis dress was fashionable, though sUghUy out of the otthbdox; in fact—it mlght - bo descrlbcd by Its olaast flcatlon between the habits of Edward Bleifbkley and Henry Ben* -son; and the statement that It .\^as best fitted for what Iff known as a "gentleman swtU." "i' " J? ■ -s. The-compllments of the day rcbiprooatcd, the followlog brief oonveraatlon 'eiiuiod botwebn Mrs, LbrrJmer and Mortimer,J^n- nlnos:-— ■ ' W • ' .' ■ • J "nay, caiil 'yoil tell ms who those oro?" naked Mrs. L..'as ahe Indicated with the' top of h'et parasol the persbbil aho refened toi Bhowosburmiiglolaiow^butsb poKeci a mUilroas ot Iiorsolf Was she, tba^ thewoMs .she uttered sooined to be promjlted.by: Ihetaereatcurlosltyi. i»; \ '.',',- '. . • < "Ihe gentleman u Mr.: JEdward Bleookloy—tho lady, aiss Oel^ BStlne Draper," was the brietrcplyofMr. Jennings," . . . ••nidi?' asked Mrs. Lotrlmor, applyinga ttny.acent bbtlle ,to ■her-tiuatrllB.''; ':<■'' '■■:■.'" • ^" - "••0ulteao,"re8pondod 'Jennings. "Ut, BloaoUey Is ta 'Oi sonrond hit f&ther Is a merchant and milllemUrs; Hlw Dra{ Is an only daughter—an bnly oblld, in bot. Her.lathe^ too; u glalti\:toler,sUeyphers»lteHlieunlt" ^ ' , ■ -"Bngogod?" again: quedod the lady, oa (hongli she c^uld Mt spanTinore than single 'words on a Bul]Jo6tsb bDllfferent to hte uthebneahehadbroaeliedi' , ' ' ; '■ •' j. '',' '- : n*'Ibdlavrao," feplled he^.opmpanlon,: ^e-feo,™*-**"!** »m»rk4Wybrlcf. I ■ ■ ; • ■ • • ■ " , '-"Bathff tpod-looklDg," observed M^. Lonimar, wlth^a qnik^ ;^&?i«hihi,;:;:;,V,;;^^^ '•"WWglh8udy;t5bS8nre.;':.-',■ ! .-,;'•. •. ••■ '-' ^BntMH. Lommolf tbld ij'talaehbftd. It was tbe genUeman oa *<<^^^£ir^l^gey^^m Mf- ill h^ttitaiiiVlitt^ the hidy." ihs wOy ]Ci«<.Lortlaer,k'fhe aptidpated to playlo her ««n,i(d>! oncwmcn i niogof thl patfiof a 3 wiiabout 1 Hnwlhiblite the.oAie vantage.^ '■•■^ f^Do TUB know either of the parties?" Mrs. Lorrimer lesnm^ affsKa brief pause.. „■ • ■ ;. ■ , '< .'.^'jlCIss Draper I have met in company .tiro.or three tlmeS-^ BbfibUey I have rather a better acquaintance wIUl" ' Bo replied Mil'iJsnnlngs.. i , ' . ' ! 'f^ery good," was ths simple obiervoUon of the :Udy«. Th^, at though oorrylng her thoughts far away, from Edward Bleottk- leyjondOdestmeDruiterT-fUswoi',toorfrom the scene aronhd' heiy-Aeuked;<'Wmyon'dl^e«un,methls,CTenlnd?'.' '. I ' > Jennings said ho wbuU with plsasnre. . F(» the reit of the af-, t^rnbon he remained in douanendaqoe on Mrs. Lorrimer, \^ tweeidt whddi and 'htmtelf si animated conversatlbn was nailntalned. - The two knew whAt, by, a flgnre of speech, Is ua-. demtood as ''everytaKidyl',: abbut them, fAdln afewihatsnioes, ^re one' might be 'defldent .ln "thjs respect the other came t^ifhe rescue; so that talk'nmr IsgoM, and few of theproiM-. "tflgnres thathadcotnefortl^tliatiby towjtnessafberade,. wed their fltttog review.,". ■.,' .'-V ...■..'-.■' ,, ■* -, !is. Lorrimer and Jennings loft the oburse at the termination lieoonteeT, along with'the, rest, and proceeded, to. the J^l-,' CO ot the former, where Mortimer bade tbb lady a temporary: well, having to' go to his own plaoe to dress for dinner/ ■ | aan,odd sortof-ahonse—that in whfchMia..Lorrimer BIthatdd on Broadway, not tsr .from the MetropoUlin Its ficoilt presented a surfst? of bright rod brjck., It was . /.thjcee floors; -with a flight of six stone steps-leading to tlia'entrance, which was always open In the day. time, and on the right of whlbh there was a door, half of glass, while, straight awod, at the dlitauce of eight feet, was a door all wood, closed, atld.flunIahedw)thaknock4r,'eUver cased, «hio-with sbeBhata. die or the same material. The parlors of this house 'wore oocn- plea bv k foeUenkble mUllner' add dreas-niaker, a lady who auo wrote the fashltfn:jsrtlbles for apretunt-newstlaper. The uprp^ Pbi^bh was rented by.Mrs. I<ornmer, who bad famishod it £^ a vciy elegant n&ann'er.. Xet somehow, nobody could enter those room* wlQibut feeling dbubtfnl about thecharacter of the plabe. TboJltUo'light ana too much perfume wore, in theliisdves', sdtl- dentjo exjjusefhlsdoubt '- ' • .. >• :'. ... • i ■' The dinner to whloh Mortimer Jennings had bo/in Invited was dlsobssed/ln due course, and that achtif man had taken leave of Mi».Lorrimer. -Mighthad aet.ln,.yetetlllwereth(> thoughts of that, wily woman running oit-iSdward Ble«cklsy,)Jnst as the thoughts of the desperadoes dbwp Ih Church strcftwere <loIng attbe'same ipombnt A dctable attack -was, to ^e .made.b^ hbn ftom quarters so dlfl'ereilt' and pirtlbs apparently so fiii^ Re- moved from complicity In the satnedeed; , Oautloniwaa leqnitf d by-each—the mreater on the sldo of the woman,;who h^ two pts-- sfoas to gratify ere she had done Mtb the betrothed of OalesUhe Draperthlret for' money and what stie' ridlotllouiaty called love, bnt,which rather was unmitigated lust As we said At the begin. ' this uhipier, many are the dangers which hedge In.the young man dwelling In Mew Turk. Edward Bleackley to'be uj)osed to those dangers in ah eminent degree. Wmldhebe ulttmatdyjsabrificed .totheBi? or .would he prove to':be a coq'qheror 7 Heneedodeome aiding - hand, to free him from the'net thatfleaperate' and 'wlcked' people were trying to oast around him.—To be oontlnned.' ■ ,r i-r I ■■• ' wn "'1 -' 'i • ; ■ ■ ■ ■■■ \ : ■ ■yr\ A'"RoatrBV'BbBPiiAnT'.'''' ''' • •A^JLurrm'BSTOBY.'" ■' ■ ; ■* hod been settled- m^je thui -a year''npe& my ooifee estate in the wild Jungles of OeyloD, when one mommg, dnring-thsldle season, as I stood-before-ay- traugaltTW.'gaplng, stretohlng, and wmiderlng how I pJght-.best amuse myself for the day, a eoolle servant came ruimlfag u'p.to me, heated .and panting,rond plooed - in my bonds the following note:—' .' ■ „ i OsoBOE Batmokd,' Ebq-'-^WIB yid eomeoVeir '^t'bhoia'to lu' plantation, and Join -in the ehaie or hu'nt'bf • a rogue' elephant whloh la abroad somewhere In the vjolnlty,- and oommltllntf ■'Ud deitteodtlons, to the great tenor of the. natives, who feeA-him' motstbon'they do the Evil Oho?' It'Is theduty.or bv^tnaan,' whu'con bring a good nerve and rlfld, to turn'cut in' defett6e:6f his'iiurrbundlnga, to say notblngbf the sport < HoplngtohwUvb' a AiVorlible aUisWar through th^ beaj-er, lloonshee. In cose you do not'brlng it yourself, ■ I am; dear sir, " ■ ■ • • ..lom'obefllent'Bei'vant;- " t &b''iiidmotrt-obniif'lLave^^^ DuitrSeTlMnlynralpilqiiRM of danger so Jieoessan^. blood, that had becbme too sluggtahunaax the oner- yttlbftliUlnencsofthe'anrielterttigtrapla; ' - - . "Tell your master I am coming, Moonshee, If rdbudtraich blm.beford yon do,'^ sold I, ss I turned away tofotmy rlfleand dminuhlUon-Indudlng z<no balls—for lead Is too soft for fcn depbonf s head—and order my horse under saddle in the qulok- estposslble time. ' Holf on hour saw me on my way to Mango Bill Batreat' dlstant ten'mlleS,'With three coolies running alongalde,'.and keeping pace With my Impatient gallop; and as I dash along, let me tdl you what the term "rogue elephant" 'means. In oiase' you have never hoaiUlt before. \ In the forest and Jungles of Ceylon, St the time I lived there, there-were, hunlrede end thousands of wild elephanto; ifhloh generally moved about in small herds, and were nbt nsually dan- gerous to man, though quite destructive to proper^; ao much so, that government nod set a price upon the need of eaoh. In ber^, as I hove sald.these huge animals -werebntUttle feared, even by the natives; but it occasionally so happened, from what cause I hove never been able to learn, that an old tusker would become detached from hie companions, and, like amaddened Unman Malay, seemed to devote the remalnder.of his life to run: nlng |i muck—or, in other words, to attacking and killing every living thing ho could roach,' whether man or osost; and all b:om pure mollce^from on infernal fbry that nothing bnt hla own death coujd oppeaso. With one ot these tnrioas monsters abroad, no one was sole. Fences were no barriers to bis'progress—a cooUy' hut might be omahed like the shoU of an egg—a bungalow be brought orsBblng about tho eora'ot the master, bnd even a wholo vDlage haa been half destroyed and the Inhabitants put to filgbfbyaBlnelo beastl In the language ot tho copntiy, this dangerous animal wos termed a rogue depbant thongh mad ele- phant would have been a far more appropriate appellation; When one of theae was abroad; it waa the duty ot eTeiy man, as the note to me expressed, to turn out andhunthlmtouie deotb, and I was now hsdtonlng forward to perform the port of, a good dtlzen. • ' '' When halfway between my bouse and Holllngworth's, in 'a wild, romantlo part of tho.oountry,'Jtist where tb'e rood or path 2 was pursuing led down into o dark valley aoross a bright stream into a strip of levd Junglo, tho obblles running by my side, end whoso foAstldght is almost ss ke«n and as sure as'an Am'ericftfa Indian's, suddenly stopped and .^e^d.'ont in. terror, pointing to some huge fresh fobtpMnta that tho rogue elbphont had Jnst passed. ..; • . ' "Uowdo you know these Imprbssions were hot mode .yester- day ?" Ilnqulred, stopping to examine them. ' •■Beo^moaterl" relumed a briiot-eyed fellow, called Lunbkee. pointing to tbe buahes against, yrhieh the hngo anlmal bad pressed; "him brush olf dew I" .• " • , "Ahl very true} you aro right' .Wei].' then, he may be near] and perhaps we may meet aud-conquor him done I which wonld would be'a triumph Indeed.'.' ' ,'• . " . ' - . c "Blm plenty much savage; fl^t Uke .mudb'dovlir' rejoined Lunckee, Idbkmg Umdronsly aronnd'.at his -tiipld bomponlons, and evidently wullng to forego loll gloty whlc^i could, only^.be gained at sb much personal risk, •.•''•■ .i ."But I have my rifle," said I; ."two bands/, alno balle,'pretty sure shot and if I can find hlm,'I am determined to trj'idy nond, devUo'rnodoVll," ' : • ■''■' Just at this' moment as if In answer to.my tbsllenge, thero oame a tend, bellowing, trumpeting roar from ;tbe deop jungle before me, followed by the matung, .snapping, and crashing SoUhds of somo'trcmendous body making a.quick way through a' densethtcket • . , '. ,■ •.;. ■ ' ••Htm comtaig I htm coming I" cried the frightened coolleg, and. they Suddenly vonlshed-Ilkoithe witches of fiiMfbetb, .but rather into a thidk toroat then "thin air," leailng me to rtm or stay as indlnoUon might promtt ■ I ■ . , -'- 'v' . ' ' ' Imuet confess, that. IhcUnatldn pleoded eamestly for an In- glorious retreat and my gallant steed ^as.ovldent^ot thseame mind; for he wheeled, reared, Jplnnjed, and would have gone off like'aabotlflhadnbtBawe'anlm down to a fine dauoo. How ob'aldlshcujtftbinthebabkofBddhalbeast? . "-^Whltl flash I rush t whatMtb6tr A spotted deor, peases qe like a bolt of lightning, soared' by^i)Jtat torrlBo trumpeting _imd " Icn makee atrem- -1 ■ .;r:^7KioB BIX (nun^- ;lMiiWs,mMUii|| the smaller tta < 44ttllaotlbaI7ttlsaUtae tw>ta)ii . ,, . ^ stems,benion lu^ . „ of Utedare, ot thebiavidoL to fnit my Mllgtoltf d-aod-nbt^ratamUbls temperament uS so, sUpptngidbtM nqm my saortlua hone, and passing the brU die over i5w«rt?/f b3tt6ntl^^ . . ^ ' '■Ooitae on, yjis savage monatiar,' «ad 'tf^'whi^t yon dan:t sMk. Bb it Ufa br death,' I will haVe oner shot *K fOf tib^w,. and thenisM who 14 Ibid of the foh>st,-matt, wlthhls.piay sliMnilth' and gbnt Ihtelleot orbittte, with his ttemendoiit pbjMotl Weir and bUnd lllltluotl" .■ .' .'•-. ; . , '>.T aim at hlq forehead, but wait for hlitito'°el»iie^ear, wlth mr irightbnedhMse pulimg at the bridle. ortiA'nldSig, my tright W BDeadv.. On he domes, with'bis mod roSh and thiindfring or^ab, S'-Ught to'make'itlay nervous man's heart flatter ittel'osged bird, aod when within twenty pocoa of me, bang! tMUfltgo both l^fr Kta flif i»ead, but not killed, and iaaii«r''($ij»J-«v« wlth.thcstlng of pain, he flonrlshes his 'trunks Bompetv ^f4rlh his f^ild fhrr, and increases his speed, to. reach and cr]pah.tmB llke^bioublesome i^i^th. ThereJsnothing(orit noifbii^JUBh^' fwlft flight; a few seoondsmbre and he wHl bjanpdn mfk^Wdl SliaU be amdng the (bings that were, and fdrly swinging.jmatf n;pond>y horse, with an ogU^ty.Borthy ot a damanbh^ liSaii, l. -«%Te ;Bay .nobla..,biiule the spur and the rein, sad am W« «• .C[var.ibenlUa^ break-neck speed—rocks, bushes, and eSa^iDot pni^.oo^ijslderedlaonr^raoeforllte. , . ' , , 7^ .I'Seetngmy dang^ the,oo011es, posted bevondtheieoahli^iha . elep^iinowahoiaiandsoream.to stttoot his attenti(m>iiind' drov.-hlhioffflK^ln.the^puisalt He hears tbe noise, glanoaft.^P" ward with his 9e>y[9es, and turns to aeek the nearest (M> vjfa tree of [jinekeo. ncdves his mad tavor, sad he m^fs tt that; he butts It an awfnl.;bh>w with his huge tuaks—a -blew thtiklus sndqhakts It;Ukeja.,smaU,earthquake—m^es ereryllmb^nd leafqulver, and almost qnseata the poor teUow, who jdUngv to It : -with aUhU strength >nd hopes of life,. .Iheti'Iie BelEBtnif.wlth. hla trunk/beUoTTii forih bis rage, ex&tts all his mlgh^UiM^jutd ' bends{LttdeliakoaltUTfnIahtbend k birch; and then retteat. ing to gather headway, he butts at It agaliL lipping oft the biffk, and gortogit with Bte^naks, but tUllliii^tb^ ' By ttali tliqe he e^ems t3jti&;Vq' forgetten me oUogeOittV'i'ut t have not forgotten him. .'Oheddhg.myhcrsa at a safe'dlst^oe. I proceed to reload my two barrels, with zinc balls. In the tfr^t. est possible haste; and before he Is sotlsdel to turn and seek sn- other victim,'I spqr my horse up to a daugeioua vlclnlty-iget him^nletioramolnent Juat in the nlok of time!—and Mkie away again, directly at the monstor's hcftd... Thlatime, thank Qod, my aim hoa beea'trifflrstld'bbthbBB gft tbiongh^hls tUckSkuB, and sink into his hrkU, He stops, B(sg> gets, reels^-getB'a dim view of me—tries tolmske anotherou^e^ steps ontfeebly-tottets, and fiiUs with-a lodd'trka^.'^t^Wng Mth the^rlldeat'beUinn Ot rage and j;)aIa,''aBd {M& Hes so help* less on hls huge side that av^a'Ohild UMd fl^tdflgu .feor Um. Afewholf-smotheied groans-^o'me coilvuUlvia''J'eifliB-Sa''ttuiyer- ingthiodgbout thk'jfreat'ma8S.Hihd an is over; the bMy and Umbs groi^ still, and^ths furious, formidable, diesded 'rogdatis^ phantlsdodd. •„'■•''•■'.-■ ' "^'J Nogeasftl, BflM' s' great victory, over felt his trlnmjjhinbre ttlnmpbantly thUlM I'<dld, as I quietly walked uip-^eated mVaelf on the dead-montlfl'bf the iMldemess—and rMetved,'llkb a Una upon his thiOne,'i^dongtatiilatIoaa. and'ptajaes of my ioifu servanta, who no^VigUhered aoqnd me, ehouting and dinddg. Leaving the b^m their cBaita, I'remounted my bone.'ond finished my ride to MahgD.BiU-Betrcat, where I-fbnnd HoUugi^ wbrth.and sbme hUf.s doaea ;6tlieit, only waiting fbr myjMw to beola the perllcab hnnttbi^hfch'I bad been Invite d, fiWa fafj told Oiem'my adv««tbre, thendovM hardly orsdliAiyMnjrf •na rode back With meto be conflrmed of its tmth.'' :.vvf<-}. OiaahlAg, -whlcL makes oven the iTblfestbeast of the Jungle I Ue. : aiiall I Stand and Await '.his 'onset' for he is evidently ccni- lagthle'way ahdwiU'saonbehete? Not myhorselslooreetlvei the ground t()b onbertatn: bottM get my fliet view of themon •termm the lop of'fonder hill. A'wayl go, horse and rider of oaetaladibls tune, and Ih'a adinute i hove wheeled open an e]evatipu thatoverloob the spot when J flrs^ hea^ tbe answer- Uto'''oliallbb'gb of evbr^bodys f(e. TWa be coaMs, tuaks first 'imd hu^e ones, too, showing ho is an bid'biill, trunk iip) bdlow; lag ouTdefiance, eyes fiery red and awfullywloked, anduU laah. lag-bis tides infury. Thank Godl. there ;ls somo-.dis'tanoerDe. tweeatul; «dd I yet 6aVo thechanbe of flghtf orfliahtl -"•BbttarMif'muchrelso dllmb a ttM'agdoddeal, masterl" aayt a Vdee«vdir my headi and looUng up'.in,sahiils«, I seo Lunekee *Dtidy «ostedTn'the upper biAndhet bt a ^iaU' tree, and another flataoe &owa his oompiuloaB simUarlrjltaatedto (ha right and uH'ofhlm. '• ' " ' •' ■ ; - J - If I flabt the dephaat I mnet depead on myself and hone, «ad obiint nothing on my timid servanta, or any human tid. Am Xteepared for Uis risk ? ,1 look down atUie mad beast, Md he iMU bp U me; and tfaen,<,wltbbat halt thfoontir I hav«;>t«|t in the matter, forwaidluiootl^ ' ... , . yi^ATiiyp.'.'fga.io'lr" iB'rrj A tew dAjn beforeBoggUiWos hanged at Mllan^lilt oonfesthm was; of oonrse,. to be hod in all parts of tbe city for t halfipwty* Iiithle,dooument..the.|Il|aneie -were urgetdito repentvbl;llt^' oilmef-it9 play.n'nmboit aS, - 7, and 61—ttfdead .vlctninia lUvs* with .thQ proceeds—and to pray .for tiie aonl of thejameral^ed^ Of coarse, tiia confesalon was a pure lnventtQn;itiat Jtcfruaei* atl^st bow dpon what Instincts.they .could safalf.speaalitet The tollqwlng U related gf a yo.ong man of foniily,.,r'- -' ■^Wbatc'criea tee Wus;"dftyoB'gmago'mB-,a'gS))i>ta^_,. you that hove spent 8O,pO0 sequins .of .my mbDoy-f-and kMlp Hi. in this state, with barely foux rags to mybaok, and. wltnopt * Btivor?" : ' ■ ,. ' ;■..-; lustaatly the husband's biowrdsied. ' , '' "BtepI" he orles;"What db I heart' Thirty.tto^aljAdc'Vnir rags, one stiver? Til go at once and play the nnmben,',' '' We Win also here relate the Buccessful ttlok Said to have Men Slayed at Milan many years ago, and befbre the Introdncttoft of He railway and -dectrio tdegraph. In those dlyt; owing to the slowness of - oommunloation between the Lombard dtfea,'tbA provincial rebeivlag houses were allowed torenudn open for some hours afler tbe doMng of the central ofilce. In this'man- ner it 'was possible to continue playing at these branch bstabllsli- nienis, although the numbers hndaotnally been drawn In HUas, oi.woarevsr the oentral office was. An individual at Bergamc^ resolved to make a bold Btroke for fortune, sent a odnfedei^te^ to xfi|»ii to copy down the numbers as they iasded from, (he whseL This wos done; the result ot the extraction-was despatoh,e4 to Bergamo by means of a carrier pigeon, tho prindpal of .the tjldk boldly played on the five numbers ot It Ibcsl office, ond epi^ terwards'lodged his claim for s sum which would have I "rich beyond tho dreams of avarice." The autUorltieS demoiNd, andrnalltnted inquiries which resulted in the'ditectlon'eir^jhe. fraud. The tribunal, however, befbre' whloh the caie'irali. brought, decided, ofter a long deliberation, in fovbr of-the otm- nlngnucd, and 'the Oovcrnment Ibat the money, si it well de> served to do, for ItB stupidity. - ■ ■ ■.' '' !l2 . A case which oconrrod a few weeks ago in Turin,'deserrsa psising mention, as it iUustratea the oonaeqnehpee'whlbh are si^ UUod by the fatdpasdon. A poor tailor hod somshow-sornea together a promising temo, or aeries of three numben.. Henna to moke a sudden Journey,' ho gave tho numbers to a friend, with atriotlnJVcUoile to play them for a good stake. A day br, titro nassed, tbe numbeiB wore drawn, and the tailor's temo OMie out'OS ham as life. Ponting with exdtement, the gambler mahed to fliehoueo of hla friend. . . .., • ■ „ '•Quick, qnlckl give me the ticket; allmy numbers are ciA.7^ ••The ticket 1" echoed his friend, withan drof anijulwlmiil rdcalUns some forgotten olreumstsnoe, and diving hla band m» bis pocket tor tbe taUor's allp of paper. ."Here aro yotir nlna. ^ beiB,0A«6«K«/ Iforgottoplaytheml" ■ , '_.irf '''' The poor tailor, like onr friend, the toonoolast, Is bow • madman* •' OomoAL BPbiar.—Many yean ago, in England, w,hen;*r«ulsij woiowont to Jonrhoy on boraeback, and deop twolnabe^^ taverns, the fouowing droU Inddent occurred at OheBtMs. TfO vonniTbloods stopped at tho Bed Fox tovom, and while go*— up tolled Lito,atnlght (it being holj weather), thoy dlaopvej the door of one of the bed-rooms open. It so happened HU Scotchman and Irishman woro both aaleep^ln the bed: oa^ Irishman had "kicked the klwer off," and one of his letfiv naked and nearly ont otbed. "I'U have some sport now," add SSe^fSeblocdi to bismate, "if you'll hold the fight amlhuM." Tho candle was hddwhUe tho younrf chap wont to, and, tUla» uponbot the Irlehman's spurs (travdors on horssbapk.Wore BptS;mtUcsedayB),buokIe.i " '^o Bed ot .Paddy'fjjgma foot Be then nave Paddy's leg a pinob, and bid hlmaelf bdklnd> 'the door. Paddy (though not swokenal) drew blaleff'sMdew Sck"ondIn tbla way ssdly damaged the Bcolcbman^snskedTeg with tUo spur, "rhbdo'd d-n you,".eiolalmod JonaldiTub. blag his leg,'<an'ef yedlnno oang b<',''»?«J?S2Ji2 ndfa, I'U soon be gettin' up and thr9wyer bottb jrtadiJWf yw iodtr 'The Irlabinon stIU slept soundly, and soon put hH leg backln Hi old position, when the yo>m» J°i'" "^f.fejHiiS tte knur stole up to the bod Md pinched .Us leg the sWond - '"Swont theligsgaln, thespbrslriklng thoIwlcMtf't moment bringing the spur to boor on hla own oUior leg, Vf^ out bed. Saving procured a light, he looked domrt,*^ ; spir with tho groatSaf astonlshmopt '<ffly me - sowV'aU^^ ^ "whatBtuplda^olIathohojUerofthUinn;^ me boots whin I wint to bod, and has left oa onaov»e^»* Strange the 1 didn't noUce It" . This. *iQ>l»nbU»n,,^^5 rf toctoilto Dondd,hambnywas '^nSjwhm.fht^^*!^ the miichlot sneaked oUt o( the robm to his own aofli. l^dmras OF AiuTbOTjj-fc JJlfo'pf^flltt lungs one hundred and •8»«aty tons wdgW^^j,„ charging nearly,twenty tijns ,of the delf^SjiXuhS iSdffluanUtyl^^ftenoublo.fbfitof H^'l'^^^M^i supply him ifith tbe amobntof me^i-S^H^^J^otVoIX • fSSmioe of this ftmptlon. whUet <Sf'«?ri?of tKi^Mt«^ mosphete la evldejaUy Imperative to JJ}""?''' *^ reaptallon end the b^BtiVla from, lh«»f~'' A DoiL Sot Mooa *^,S^l^bott^t^Kvi^^^^ with the affliction coL_ i , ,b,™u. ■ plain of the pAlntnl ohiiactif !5!S5ittlbed snboalanebus-to; {othoCnabfldgad, ls onjj m a^^M putlnlar tumor, tod flammatlon; eStractsri^^r* V^^^,. a utMthNI suppurating Itttb a oeatWoorej. a peinnoi"«. .. .^^ like that ought not to •:'Sl.