New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

-s.s Of Information. whistled once, considered
once and finally slapped his head once ana no''
ded once. as if ne had got the clue 10 thiS
-. -,rnov,l and go dismissed it. hen ne I'M
,s-,s3 his design concerning Dolly 10 Mss h'ssS'
trbo was taken more deaf than before when ne
teran; and 50 remained, all through
The notable scheme was This. Mr.. Dennis was
;-,,-aediatelv 10 seek out from among me sioles'
some daring Young fellow land ne had one u M
ave. he sud who terrified oy the threats ne couid
hold our 10 kim. and alarmed By the capture OF 80
many who were no better and 10 worse INA" ne
I'D Gladly ayail himself o. any help 10 get
sbroad ard oct OF harms way with lis Punder,
30, though his Journey we're iucumbered oy an
,,-.,;lI;os communion indeed, the unwilling COM
ZION beins 3 beautiful girl, would probably be an
s5Ii,;,nal ipducernent and temptation Such
,,ar.on found he proposed 10 bring MN thefe on
th,, ensuing night when the tall one was ta"en Oh
and Mis- Mugs had purPo'eiy reu'ea az" 't'e"
that Dolly should ne gagged, nniiied ii u 0'oaN'
and carried in any handy conveyance down 20 ''ie
80. side where there were abunt All means OF
g.,,ins her snusgeo ,uasy off in any sr'2'i .rai'
- d,nbtfiil claracter, and no questions 4>Ne"'
W;,b -.ssri 70 the exrense OF this removal "
would saw. At rough CALCULATION 'ha' w.
three silver tea or coffee pots, with something a"
iitiona Tor drink (such a. muihneer' OF 'oas'
rack would more than cover Il. Articles Oh pa
of every kind having been buried by the :"
several lonely parts OF London, and paF''ou
a. n, knew. in $. James Square, when. thoog"
easy OF access little trequented after ae' ~
and had a convenient piece OF water IN 'i'c HH,''
the neediul funds close at hans, ana co1iG NC
had upon the shortest notice. With regard 10
Doliy the gentleman would exercise MS own 1i'-
cr.tion. He would be bound TO do nothing put
tah, her away. and keep her away all o'h-r ar
engagements and dispositions would rest entirely
with himself
If Miss Migs, had had her hearing, no doubt
.oe would have been greatly shocked by the indie
licrcy of Young female, going away Win
stranger. bv sht (for her moral feelings, a. we
have said, were OF the ,cndersst kiad;) but dl,
rectl, Mr.. Dennis ceased 10 speak, she reminded
hi,n tina, he mad only wasted breath. She then
went on to say (,tiIl with her fingers in her ears
that nothing less than severe practical lesson
would save the luck.mith. daughter iron utter
ruin and that she felt IT, it were, moral obIi-
cation ana sacred duty 70 the family, TO wish
that some one would devise one for her retorma-
ton. Mss Miggs remarked, and very justly aS
an abstrac, sentiment which happened 10 occur To
her a. the moment. that she dared TO say the
locksmith and ms wife would murmar. and repine,
# they were ever bv forcible abduction or other
wise. 10 lose their child: but that We seldom knew
in this world. what was best for US such beIns
our sinful and imperfect natures, that very few ar-
rived at that clear understanding
Having Thought their conversation to tins salts
factory end, they parted Dennis, to further h''
design. and take another walk about his turn
Miss Niggs, to launch when he Left her, into ,uer
burst Of mental anguish (Which she gave ther
10 understand wa, occasioned by certain tender
,hiags he hal mad the presumption and audac',y t.
saw that little Doy's heart was quite melted
Indeed. she said and did 20 much TO s~othe th'
outraged feelings OF Miss Mggs, and looked Sc
beautiful while doing so, that II that young maic
had not had ample vent Tor her surprising spite
in knowledge OF the mischief that was brewing