New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

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He shook MS head waggshly, ieeEed ct Hugh
again. and laughed very much, a. if he had said
noble thing. and rath-r thought ne coming oct.
There Il be no numbering, my dear. Not
bi, on i. tel ycu what though. brother, >sid
Dcnais. cooking hi hat for the convenience OF
scratching his head. and looking gravels at Hugh.
I. : worthy Of notice. a proc: OF the amazing
saualne.. and dignity OF our law, that It don
make no distinction between men aad women
We heerd the Judge say. sometimes. - high
vavraan or houseoreaker ss had tied the ladies
reck and heels-vou 7 excuse r. making men
ton Of II. nv darlin.s-and put 'em IN q cellar.
hat as -hov ed no consideration % women Nlw.
saw ,a.t there Judge didn't know Ii, business.
b-otbcr: and that If h.d bsen that 'here hsh-
,vavmaa OF housebreaker. should haze made
answer: What YOU talking Of. ~ lord |
,aowed The women - rucn consideration a. the
- does and what more would YOU have ulc 10
do If yog was 20 CONT up n the newspapers
the number OF females a. have been worked MI II
this here city alone IN the last ten years. saia
Mr. Dennis. tnoughtiu.ly, you be surprised a;
ire lotal-qute amazed. YOU would. There q
disuifcd and equal thing beautiful thins Bet
m ve no security :or IL lasting. Nov THAI they ve
begun 10 favor these here Papi.ts | -nouliu :
wolder If they went and altered even da', one Of
.he=e days Upon my soul. shouini
This subject, perhaps from being o.; too eXcn-
,ive and professional nature failed 20 interest
Hugh a. much as Ms friend had anticipated. But
be- had no Tune pursue 1t. Tor y this crisis Nh
TappcrJi, entered rrcc pi'ately; at,igh; o.; whom.
pa.iy uttered scream OF JOY, ard fairly threw
herself INTO his erm-
Il knew it. I wa sure OF IT," cried Dolly
lly dear fathers "a; the door. Thank God thank
Cod. Bless YOU, SIN Heaven bless you for
,ais -
Simon Tappertit who had at first implicitly be-
.iayed that the locilsmita, daughter. Unable any
longer 10 suppress her secret passion for himself.
vas about to give it iull in IL intensity. and
TO declare that she was his for ever, looked eX-
trerncly foolish when she sald these words the
u.ore 90 as ihey were received by Hugh and
Dennis with loud laugh, winch made her draw
back aud regard hm with fixed ana earnest
look.
Miss Haredale, said sim, after very aw}-
ward silence, 81 hope yoH re comfortable a.
circumstanccs will permit Il. Dolly Warden my
caring-my own. my lovely one-l hope yop re
pretty comfortable .i<rwise.
Poor little Dolly Sue saw how it was; hid
her face IN her hands; aud ,obbed more bitterly
tGan ever.
You meet in NJ, Miss Y. said Simon, lay
ing his hand upon his breast ' not a prentice, not
workman. not slave. not the victim Of your
fathers tylannica behavior. but the leader OF a
-reat people, the capcain OF noble band. IN
which these gentlemen are, a. MAJ say corporals
aad serieanls on behold in ne, not private
individual. but public character not u mender
u. locks. but heaet of the wousd> ot ms unhap-
py country. Dolly V. sweet Dolly V. Ter how
many years have | looked forward to this meet
ing For now many years has it been my inten-
tion to exat and enno0lc YOU redeem it. Be
hold in me, your husband. Yes. beautiful Dolly
chaymer-ensuycr-S. Tapperiiti Is all your own
As he said these words he advanced towards
her. Dolly retrealed till -he could 30 no farther
aud then sank down upon the iioor. Thinking 1t
very possible that tins might be maiden nodesty
SIMON e,sayod 10 raise her; on winch Dolly
oaded to desperation, wound her hand. IN his
hair, and CRYING out amidst her tear. that be was
dreadful htile wretch. ard always hai been.
saook and pulled and beat him, un; hc was fam
to call for help, most Justify. Hugh had never
admired her halt much As at that moment.
She : in an excited state tonight, said 81
mon, as ne smolhcred his rumried learherers,
and don't know when she well oil. Let her
be by herself till tomorrow and that II bring her
down little Garry her inie the next house "
Hugh had her in his arms directly. Il nigh,
be that Alr. TapPcrtit's heart was really -ottened
ty her distres> or il might be that he felt it in
,,ue degree ndecorous that Ia intended bride
saould be- struggling IN the grasp ot another man.
He commanded hun, on second thoughts. to put
her down again; and looked moodily on as she
I, ~ TO Miss Haredales side and c!iugiug to her
G,c>s. md her flushed face IN lis folds.
- They shall remain here together ill to-rnor-
BIS dignity" till Tomorrow. Come away -
"Ay!' cried Hush. Come away, captain.
Tia ha ha'
What are you laughing at" demanded Simon
s,ernly.
Nothing captain, nothing" Hugh reioined
lad as he spoke, and cl2pped his hand upon the
,aouider of the little man, he laughed again, for
some unknowa reason, with tcnfod violence.
Mr. Tappertit surveyed him from head to foot
With lofty scorn, (ths only made him laugh the
rlorc.) and turning to the prisoners. said
You II take notice ladies' that this place is
well watched on every side and that the least noise
Is certain to be attended with unpleasant consc-
luences. You Il hear both OF yoU-morc of our
intentions Tomorrow. In the msuu time. do MT
snow yourselves at the window. appeal TO ans
o: the people you uaay pass IL for ii you do,
j, Il be known directly that you from Cath
Ole house, and all the eXerIons our men can make,
may not be able 70 save your lives
WIKI this last caution, which was true enough
he turned TO the door, followed by Hugh and Den
MS. They paused for u moment going out. to
5ok a, them clasped in each other, arms and
then letr the cottage; fastening the door, and sei-
-.ng good vaich upon It, and indeed all round
the house.
say. srowlcd Dennis. IS they walked away
"a coslPany. that dainty pair. Muster Cash
erd's one Is as handsome ~ the other. EN-
Hush" said Hugh, hastily DON; you men
i3n names. Il bad habit
would ut Ike to be himi, ;hen Ga, YOU do nt
le nanes,) when he breaks it out to her; that :
Z. SAID Dennis. She one Of them rne black.
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