New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

and saso1iry.'
Mrs warden looked as wise II she mad really said
something deserve ths comPhmen;-fFmy believed she
had in shorand berfaih hcr shre~dne=s increased
considerably.
Nv dear r1a am said Mr Chester ysu eTaboldeu
10 be plain with yos. Ny and are 4, variance o. 's
point Th vaung lady aad her natural guardian cier upon
IL also And the closing poin; Is thai M son i bound BY
his dutv MS honor By eycry solemn Tie ard onsa-
non, 70 marry one else
Engaged to rarry another lady quoh Mr=. Warden,
noliin. up her hands
Wv dear madam. brousht up e!u-a,ed and trained.
expressly ;or that purpose-'llss Haredae am .old : d
very charming creature
am her fo,,er--1aher. and should know-iae bes:
young ady IN the world SAID Mr. Warden.
have mo-; the smallest deub; o. It. | am sure =he -
And you who have stood in that tender relation towards
hcr are bound TO consult her happiness Now, can as
have -ad 70 iaredale. who que agrces-can possibly
stand y aud r her throw herself away aithousn she
is Catholic ianv} upon young fellow "ho, a. yet
ha> heart at all II j. mpntaon upon ban 70 say he
has NOT because Young who have plunged deepy into
tue trivoc> and conycnOnalcs OF oc!cy, vey seldom
nave Their hearts ncyer grow. NY dear tl after
thirty. don't believe, do not believe that had am
heart nlvsci; when was Ned'> age
Oh >;r' SAID Mrs. Warden, " think you must have
had impossible that you, who have 50 much now can
ever have beea without any
hope ne answered Struggling his shoulders meekly
. have a itile hope a very hs-Heaycn knows! Out
to return 70 Ned have doubt thought and there
Miss Harennlc. How very natural Ny dear madam,
object hin-to hrr-enpilaticaily TO Ned himself.
Mrs Warden was perfectly asha-t AT the disclosure
He h,< If he honorably fulfil. this solemn obligation OF
which have told vo-;ind he must he honorable. dear Mrs
Var4on or he j. no ION of nne-l fortune within his reach
lie Of most expensive runou>y expensive habits and 1t
IN mnuea of caprice and wiliunes he were 10 marry
this Young lalv and 80 deprive himself of the means OF
gratifying iic ta.t., which he has been long accu,'
toned. he wouil-nv dear madam. he would hreaN the
gentle creatures heart. Mrs Warden. M good iady M
dear -oul pat it vou-is such sacrifice be- endured
Is tie female heart thing To be red with in this way
Ask your own. my lear madam Ask your own, be'eect
Truv. though, Mr. Warden this gentleman saint
But. She added aloud. and not mHaturaly II you take
Miss Emna lover away, sir what becomes o the poo'
thing's heart tlen ,!
The yerv point said Mr.. Chester all abashcd
TO which wished lead you y marriage WIKI my son
whom shosi be compelled to disown, would be followed
bv years of misery they would be separated, my @car
madam IA tyclycn1nth To break of this attachment
which j. moro flucied than real you and know very
well VIII the dear girl but e and She Is SaPPy
again. Take the of your daughter the Young
lady down stairs, who YOUR breathing image Mrs ar
don cou-rd and mpcrcd-' there is young man, Il am
sorry 20 saw 1issoutc fellow, OF very indifferent character
o whom have heard Ned spcak-Bu!lct ii--Pulet-
AIule-'
There j. a Young man IF the Of Joseph Willct
SIR said Mr.. warden folding her hands oftlly.
Tha lie. cried Alr. Chester suppose this Joseph
Wlc, now were aspire the affections of your charming
daughter. and engage them.
1t VOL. be ike s inpudencc, inerposcd Mrs Var
den bridne to dare o think of such thing :.
Nv dear malan. tha : the whole case. ! know it
would De ike his mpudcncc. 1t j. ike Ned Impudencc 10
do he has done; but you would that account or
because OF ic from your beautiful daughter refrain
from checking her igclinatons in their birth meant "a
have reasoned thus with your husband when saw mm at
Mrs Rudse'- this evening
Ms husband" said Mrs Warden. uteposing with emo
ton. would be deal better at home than going to
Mrs ulsc- - often don't know What he does there
don't wa, occasion h has busy himself II her affairs
a all. >ir.
If don't appear to express my in those
last sentiments YOURS, returned Mr. Chester quite so
-ronelv a. y.u might desire, i because ms being there
my dear madam, and proving conversational led me-
hher and arocued me the happiness of this interview with
one H. whom the whole management con!ucf and prosPe-
rily ot her arily centred. perceive
With tl, hc took Mrs Warden, hand again, and having
pressed TO hs lips with the igtiowr gaanuy OF the
day little buresquc render it the more striking III the
good laiy> iuaccusomed eycS-Frocccdcd IN the same
strain of mingled sophy, cajccry, and aery to entreat
that her utmost influence might be eXcrted ie restrain her
husband ,, aush,cr from any further promotion OF Ed-
wards sit 20 Miss Hrcdalc and aiding abcttins
either party in anv way. Mrs. Warden but woman.
and had her share of vanity obstnac and love ot power
She entered treaty of .iance, offensive and
defensive. m Ger rsiEuung visitor and really did believe
"a. man, others would have done who and heard him
that IL. 50 DOING she r,ered the ends truth, justice and
morality. IT, @ yer uncommon degree
Oyero,ed les the OF his HegUtia,on. and nightly
amused within am,et AIr Chester conducted her down
stair, ia tn same before: and having repeated the
re,ioa, ce euony sautatioa, winch also before COM
pr.tended Dolly took hi leave; inst completing the con-
quest OF Mss AIg.-s heart, by inquing " this young
lady woui .i.At hin, 10 the door
Oh NINA -aid Mi.-- retaining with the cands. " oh
cracio;, me- min. her. seuti-inau Was there oyer
such al ,a-el % al a. he is-aad such yeet-oohing
man. : ur,t and noble. that he seems 70 despse the
vcrv -rosli t NI,s and mild and co2descerG-
7..r -i.. .-tlL Il totl