Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

tie woman being deceived was 10 tbs ra"''
gress,on.
I. Peter iii. ;, g. h
9Th. Foe s,icr this manner IN tho old time, l
the htly women also. who trusted N God
adorned themselves being IN subjce,ion 10
their own husbands,
6th. Even NJ Sssah obeycd Abraham, cal
liar >hitn lord; whose daughters ye are, hs
hong ~ yc do well, and are not afraid with
my amazoment.
We have given but few specimens
Of D'uauieville's unfeeing conduct,
but can refer our readers IN the voluml-
nous history OF the case ~ thus report,
with the assurance that they cannot Inil
TO rise from the perusal with no great
respect for the Qualities either oi MS,
head or his heat.
The letters of Mrs. D'lIautey''o,
written as nnsl of them we've al The nges
or seventeen and eighteen, convey a
most exalted idea OF her character, 6ci
ia,elleci and her superi.T worth. Their
simple sincefe style presents remaika
bic coat,ns, 10 ih. cold, artificial, can,ing
letters OF hrf husband. We select the
following le,tcr from Mrs. D'Hauevillc
Il her tatAer, more fer its breyity than
iIs Superiority 10 the other specimens
el hrr corres spondence.
E!i,n $. D'Horierius 10 he, iaihsr on
his tiepariTe for .ine,ica, 9rthea sir
days etier hef ma,riase.
'.ilAuTEviLLR, August 80.
"The time approaches, my dear ia-
ilier, when We must separate, nnd can
rot bear the thought that weeks and
mouths must pass away before We may
meet again Tor what shall ! do without
YOU! As see YOU leave Us cannot
but feel 10 the quick lhl, hearl-breakin:
fceiirg, that the cu,d Is being severed
which binds me To my home, that am
no longer, as 1t were, ssc ui goa, md
that hencefortL | shs!, not be there TO
participate IN your inys and sorrows, as
you have sincerely done IN mine. My
dear father, irum my heart thank
you for your uuccasing kindness and
synipaihy in all that l havo Suffered.
lou have often soothed my regrets, and
s,heued The bitterness Of heart, which
has sometimes stolen over me. DO not
b,hcyc ihat, ia future, | shall ullow my
sell Ia give way to any OF those feelings
which, aor am sure you would disap-
prsve. Oh, no +; Oh the contrary, l shall
find NV happiness in eDdeav0riDg TO
make that OF Gonsalve, ard l already
isl thsl God will not leave me unre-
war6.j Ii, OF Times, cannot prevent
niyss II from looking back with sadness
SO lhe vacant seat which is left in my
0rH l,!igAilu! bone, have The conso-
laiita, VI knowing that have not finch
81 fao'B Tie paih which | knew TO be
li-ti, aud ihat deserve your appro5n.
ispa aid yoDr blessing /; tai, thought viii
slsiG:H ule through msBy dark moments.
E'ar rtcol4rrliaa ai The happiness which
vDa base been lhe rn~aHs Cf 1e-;osIn-
tl,au Iae damn. IEe Whole ruGFse OF my
rurIs Lie, whlrh has aerEy been shaded
una slasis eluad, IA! ] an slre. dear
tpliser. giee yru sfesi pleasure, and !; Is
lbnGga. asca - of -1at rOTfo'. 10
isss. iiaai the Intercourse between US has
heen 50 marked by constsn, love and
aEscii.n Tell M dearest Aura and
81 lrgiei how uiY heart aches 10 see them
once more. Heaven grant we may not
lsng be separated bat 1 cannot pre-
vent my tears from falling East when |
think of them Tell them, dear father,
hoc ! hare suffered, and they will pity
my distress, and not think have desert
cd them, which is II thought, | cannot
bear well--my prayers will follow
you by sea mad by land. Bless your
child, dearest father, when you are far
away, and sometimes recall the devotion
OF your attached daughter
(Signed) ELLEN.'