New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-29

entered coffee-house meet friend
r. lTT.selren are not oil temperate, ana some rha~iu
unsettled his prudence so Tar as TO make MN ta!hh-
80 Nd hoastrul Revenge 5 always virtue among the
- d Noors and after relating aacied INJURY ne
a. ;,ed =, the hands OF Abu Taubs father and uncle
~ was much shocked hear him nsin.ae that the debt mad
b, cancelled in blood. Some rude Jest passed at the
resemblance bore in stature and gait TO Abu aub hav
FIRE the old mans heart the first attempt
.1euge. Al ar ills conversation WRAPPED in mystery
The ucxt day the Arab TO found he third morn
Ing swollen and backened washed upon the bay
shore and buried By peasants without appealing to the
authorities /; hardly spoken OF IN the hurry oil the
pilgrim ernbarkacn " hen the snip known 10 nave
zone without the Arab his disappearance noticed, and
BIZ order of the Basha inquiries made No ht could
be hrswn the Au Iaig5 was Away. a man OF
secluded habits and had left his home more than usual
II va. even established he mad not been outside OF the walls
for many weeks Il might be coniecurcd that, sung By the
idle boa.ting Of the yndcte Arab IndIsTeey conveyed to
him he mad employed other hands ne frankly
avowed he hated and whose life the opinions OF his people
would Justify him in taking; but there no proof IN sup
port of H. Abu Talub himself denied oil knowledge Of or
ar,icoaon in the supposed murder. The body
taken up and identified that OF the Arab nor was there
formal accusation brought asaInt him. but re was sensible
the Bsha was henceorth be counted n. enemy th
hi. conviction he his house a sanctuary which
the Basa himself dared invade and refused to leave IL
again Iha, his fears without .undaon was soon
evident: Tie enissares OF the Basha rked about his house
Tor days and weeks but all their wi!e unsuccessful
His out ana went IN every udNr io VII He 'F
voled the winle charge of the family; but the forbddes
threshold lay between the hunters and their prey The Ba.
sba roed with powers Of life and death may yrannlze at VIII
over the victim in his ROB nm OF MS sub
stance and make him perish under the torture but he cannot
invade the privacy of hi, haren There none but the esii-
MAZE may and that sacred preroSave Is TO the
AIoscm via, he whole of his social rights and
privileges * to the citizen &c free counry-tis the caket
en,hrining his power and his happiness.
Aba Taub had gentle patient, temper and he endured
He was not rich and the loss of his only slave, who under
some prctext seized by the Baa only left the means OF
obtaining the simplest commodities Of life For four years
ne vas under the vigan observation of the Bashn but al
this time he had become and tmd his friends had
fallen oil ana he lacked the energy meet the possible
tngenccs of leaving The sanctuary particularly the Basha
refused 10 promise linn protection. he did not venture forth
for some years more. When last; BY the death Of his faith
f wife he remained utterly alone he forced go
but spirit aad hope that the a~Ser in
street woud f him with anxiety and alarm, and after
short interval he sought refuge for life in his prison his
simple food ard raimcnt Is attended to by one who
brings it 10 ' In this way existence is gliding of upper
ceiyed but rapidly He looks seventy Yet am assured he is
but foriyivc Grief and nacyy hare coroded the springs
Of life and anticipated the work OF time Jo>ErHiYF