Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

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In vain were all their efforts to soo,hs her, and
lGustave regretted the pleasure he had enjoyed
should have been the Of sorrow to his Julie.
When they arrived At the house If Madame Null
ner, he wished to entertain and console her, but
she begged him to leave her.
"Come tomorrow" she said, ITO encourage me
TO appear before Madame, for she 10 severe, es-
|Pecisliy towards an orphan who has no one to de-
lEend her,"
"Can not defend you. juliet"
She shook her hesd while the team dropped
fro" her eyes. "Ah, BY what title can you declare
yourself my psotectos?'
Gustsve embraced her in silence and departed,
promising to return in the morning. Julie slept
90 i'll that night, that she six O'Clock, beg
lging Madame Muloer to accompany her home,
and speak for her to her mistress.
"rhen you will not wait for Custave7"
mo, cao.os, but you will see him and make
my excuse to him.
Julie appeared % wretched, that Madame Null
ner consented to accompany her. 10 vain, how
ever, was her Intercession; Madame b. would not
listen TO Julie, but ordered her instantly to collect
her clothes and never appear before her again.
Madame Mulner endeavcred to speak few words
in her favor, hut with glance u contempt, Mad
anne B. turned from her aud entered another apart
ment.
'.Come with me-" said the Initiated Madame
Mulner, IL will send BY and BY for your things"
She seized jules hand and carried her of,
while she, overcome with grief at being roughly
Peerne.
Seated At the bar Of court Of justice, is young
girl, her head sunk upon her bosom, her hands
lcIasPed at her knees, and 50 pale. mosionless,
- TO resemble marble statue Vi Grief. She had
been weeping, but the tears had dried upon the
checks they had withered. A curious crowd was
around her, gazing on her with various senti-
m DfS vw hove
vailed.
'Poor child, said an old man, ':,hey say she
is already condemned"
''Shs IS petty" said another, shut what pity
she is % pale"
.'Of what is this young girl accusedY' asked
another Who had just entered the hail. This was
addressed to an orange woman, WHO lad lefs her
shop to the care Of ne,ghbor, that she might
sooner learn the determination Of the jury, who
were shut up celebrating the case.
J "Ihey says" she replied, 1.-THE young girl is ac-
cused Of stealing an embroidered Pelerine from
the accused sffirms oath, that the unhappy girl
only borrowed II to wear one evening. With the in
tento" Of replacing il, and was about to send it
back, when she was arrested, on the suit OF that
wicked woman whom YOU see there. But let me
tell you, she will fare the for having brought
that poor child here, merely on account of q vile
piece Of howcred musiin!',
"Mon Dicu" exclaimed an old soldier, gazing
at the accused, "t 10 MademOsellee Julie, the
daughter Of our colonel, who was killed at Wa
gram"' and dashing the tears from his eyes, he
disaP9eard from the court.
While the audience in the court room y ere thus
occupied gazing upon, and talking about, the unor
tunate Julie, the jury were busiiy weighing the
case, and at last felt forced. by tho laws, and by
their cOnsciences, to condemn her. One juryman
alone listened in silence and attention to
all which had been said. and felt great regret that
one SO young. and hitherto good, should have
her young days 30 cruelty blasted, merely for a
movement Of vanity, and without having commit
ted Pscmedi.ated fraud. He addressed the ju-
~ with fervor, and the holy eloquence Of charity
spoke to their hearts, softened their rgor Of JUS
iice, and at length every one concurred in the
.oP'nion If the defender Of Julie. As tho jury en-
tered the court . solemn silence prevailed. The
foreman stood FORTH and declared the case had been
faithfully examined. and the jury now pronounced
the accused scquitted.
Thunders Of applause burst from every voice
and every heart around. A young rushed
through the crowd and stood beside Julie. She
started on hearing his voice, end crying.-"Oh, ]
am not q thief" fell insensible INTO the aims Of
Gustave, and the crowd gave way as he passed out
with hrs tender burden. Madame Mulder joined
them, whispering, "a carnage awaits before the
court house !" and the party disappeared from the
eyes Of the joy full and commiserating spectators.
The above narrative was obtained from the COM
passionate juryman, who had the pleasure Of saw
ing the young girl from sentence of,nfamy. He
has often said that the happiest day Of bis life
CURroUs DpCovERY.-Professor Brown Of this
city, has recently communicated 10 the French
Academy Of Sciences some interesting results Of
his geological investigations. The werkmen, in
saving 4 block If marble, cut through a cavity,
containing black substance, which the seologs,
sets down as primitive carbon. On this being re-
moved, the cavity exhibited fat surface, where
upon were sculPtured in relief MANY lines Of He
brew Observation-Disclosures this be the fact or fan
ley. It has given rise TO some queer speculstions.
! The question, ~ to how come the AbCeigines in