The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-16

Crime hal branded lis iDdeIIjble max
upon him. he ~ss reclining IL the Hist
less attitude 10 which he was described
previousto hisinieryiew with Beatrice, II
when The door ef Giss apartment W.
thrown open, and EngenIs, with her hair
dishevell4d, and a fssriuI light inner eve,
rushed iowards him and threw herself At \
his feet. Ricsrdp started from his ssst,
bis lips trembled, saud the purple tide tori
snok bis cheek as be- dema nded the cause
Of this suddep, interruption.
Away! away!' cried Eugenis, Wildly
they thirst for Thy liie. Stay not one
,to'meht, DIT VIII be Thy fasil'
4 cWhereiore AT thou here, io--?~
10 save ihre--to save thee, that i
may save my husband
VI shout, as ifsome mighty rock had
been rent twain, rose 90 the ear, and
with 3 laugh q despair, Ricarau uushes.h-
en'his gli':ering sword.
bel them Gomez said he; slet them
come on;I may perish beneath their 'trai.
torots blows. buewiII deseryield.
CHAPTER XVI
!, Ricardo bad scarcely completed bis
sentence, before the door was AGAIN.
brown open, and'w'th his garments soifs
ed and bloody, Henrici-stood befofe him.
'God.' exclaimed he, .hcsy have thirs.
ted Tor tits hour; this hour Of ncompense
and vengeance. Aye in the sill night
have watched theslars, snd wondered.
that thai they calmly looked upon thy
deeds Of infaDy; butt knew that the hour
would COME, when Thy cawafd blood
should appeasc The ghosts Of Thy slaush-
tered victims.
As be Uttered these words, his eye
caught. for the first time, The form
Of bis still kneeling vile. For moment
his eye glis,ened az the tigers wien
Watching its prey. atlensth be fcand
powerofutlerahce,
s.aot thou here?' be shouted; 'thdh-.-s
do the'angets play falsely? Vill,ahl {
Owe thee double need Of vehgeants.'
iEugrnia rushed TO her husband with =
cry OF delight which was scarcely dttere,k
ere his cleaning dagger was buried in,
the heart Of The lovely victim. There
was one taintsigh, and she fell 70 tho
esTth lifaless.
The creature Of iiiomeHtsfy passion,
though The pbssesser Ct mighty 'iMaellect,.
waited mt to gaze upon his cofse--scarce-
" second'elapsed, ere the Diates Of Ri--
cardo and himself crossed. Ricardo
fought with skill, but desperation lent SUI
Pernatursl'energy to Hearted; 10 few
moment his sword was plunged thrice
throughihe body OF Ricardo, and With u
laugh of nsd and'Isckless siee, he rushed
from the castle.
For many long year after The events
We have described, waopale figure was
seen lowering round tbespot which. bad
been 'consecrsted by the ccunsels Of lib
rrty. Hee dless orthe night winds 0t The.
bowling blast, the lonely man would hold
strange commune with his distracted
il ever = faint smile stole
over bis paid cnunies,ance, il was To-
gratitude for the care and madness o.
BEATRtcE.
A JouRxEvMAx PRiTrER.--4The ioL-
|oming toast was given al Inc fscent W
festival in Cincinnati, by
Geo. w. Bradbury. editor ofths R-pab-
lie an af that city.
The Journryman Priniara-An o.! vet
Iavorab BILE specimen Vi Natures hsndi-
sork. Often a man Of senin.; some.
ines a poet; never 2 fnot; always a phi
osop'ier. a character il which has been
blended much, Of the light and shade o.
ard where sound and suhslan4
ial auaif,ie ), both ~ the head and heart.
,,one for many al errbr; m'star,aaes
' bich ovvrtake TIE best and wlsest of
Aaakind ia their pilgrimage through lite.
Thopss, ii his History IT Printing,
makes lie following entry: lin January.
1886. printing was first reffosnei a
Caphsidgs, 10 that part Of North sa'ness-
ca which EXTENDS from me Gull Of Nsxi.
co IL ihs Frozen Oceaa.
s.--A
A pAfRoN The New York Spirit Of
the Times has subscriber who may be
sci aowu as q pslron, and 10 Dispute
Calling 81 the office Of the Tines one
tnnrniog, the following dialogue took place
AIR. r am somewhat in vour dbl
an nap "A ,r.Ae sir--Hve dollars
Make out my bill ,hen--and 10 save tra'.
ble--ss | hate 10 be dun"'d give ,ns crsd-
il for hundredyears IN advance Where's
ucnn he laid Ave hundred dollSs hill