New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

breuv good order and tcierahe silence
.ba u,..,, ,iv,e DoIIy-beautiul. beTitching,
I;,,Ie Dollv-her hair distheve.ed, her
e.. ,ar, her dark cyc-lashes wet WIN teas -e-
- taa,,iop-ter face. NOW pale witA lear now
cri,,soned win indigna'ion-her whole sell d hun
Jsd ,iuo.s more beautiful IN this hish;ea-d aspect
nan ever she mad been before-vaInly stroge %
.ornfort Emma Haredae. and to iTupaFt 10 ae- lie
consolation Of which she stood in so much aeed
herself The soldiers were sure 70 cone; they
must be rescued it would be impossible TO carry
them through TIE streets OF LoaIon. when they
set the threats OF their guards at defiance, and
shrieSed 10 the passengers Tor help. Il tAry did
tflis, when they came INTO the more frequented
ways she was ceItain-qGIte certain-taey must
be released. So poor Dolly said, and so PooF Dol
ly tried 70 think bot the lHvariaole CONCLUSION O..
all SUCH arguments was that Dolly burst into tear
CRED. a, she wrung her hands, what would tHey
do or think. or who would comfort them, at nome,
at the Golden hey and so5bed most p.ieous-y-
Miss Hqredale, whose feeling. we're usually Of
enieicr kind than Dollys. an- not 80 much upon
the surface. was dreadiully alarmed. and indeed
had only lust recovered from swoon. SAe was
verv pale. and the hand winch Dolly held was
gIi;e cold but bade her. nevertheless, reuefa-
Der that under Providence, much must depend 7a
their oNn djscreiion that II tHey remained qliet,
aud lu.ied the vigilance u The fu.Aan- INTO whose
hands they had fallen the snaaces OF taeir being
able TO procure assistance when ihey reach-d tie
,ovn. were very much Increased; that unless
ciety we're quite ughiaged. hot pursuit mus: De
immediately commenced AIS that fer uncle. s;le
might be sure would ueve rest until be had found
Them out and resued them Bat as she -aId THESE
after words, the idea that he had fallen in gen
cra massacre Of the Catholics that uga'--Ho very
wild or impr bable supposition, alter want they had
seen and Endergone-sIruck her dumb; and. lost
in the horrors they had wtaessed aad those ;ney
might be yct reserved for she sat. incapable ot
thought, or speech, outward snow oi griei; a.
rigid and almost white and cold marble.
Oh, how many, many times, ia that long ride,
did Dolly inisk OF her old lover-poor fond lgh,
ed Joe How many, many times, did she recall
that night when she into his arms from the yery
man projecting his hateful gaze into the dark
ness where SITE sat, and eeriug through the glass
in msnstrous admiration And when she ihoGsht
of Joe, and what 4 brave fellow ne Wa, aad aoy
he would have rode boldly up and dashed in
among these villains now ye,, though they were
double the nuuber-and here she cleuched her
h;;c hand and pressed her foot upon the ground
the pride she iet for moment IN having won
nj. heart faded in burst OF tears and she sobbec
more bitterly than ever
As the night wore OR, and they proceeded by
wavs which were quite unknown 70 thrn-lor they
could recognize none of the objects Of which th,y
sometimes caught hurried smpse-,nei1 fears
increa scd nor were they without good foundation;
it was not difficult tur two beautiful yourS women
TO fad. in their being osIne they knew not whltner,
by banl oi daring villains who cy cd them some
among these fellows did, reasons for tine worst
alarm. When the carriage at last entered London
bya suburb ith which they who'll yunacquaint-
L -,
and empty Nor this the worst, for the car
rage stopping in lonely spot, Hugh suddenly
opened the door Jumped IN, and tooA his scat be-
tween them.
1t was in vain they cred for help. He put hi,
arm about the neck .: each. and swore TO =uae
,hom with kisses Ii they were not silent as the
grave.
"I c,me here to keep YOU quiet, he said. " and
that 5 the means | shall take. So do nj toe quiet,
pretty mi>tresscs-make Il noi'e--ie--And shall
like II all The better
They were proceeding at . rapid pace. and ap-
parentiy with fewer attendants than before, though
II was 40 dark (the torches beng extiaguis1ed)
that this was mere conjecture. They shruuk from
his touch, each into the ;rthe>t corner Of the
riagc; but shrink Dolly would, his arm encir-
clcd her waist and held her isst. She neither
cried nor spoke, for terror and disgust deprived
ucr OF the I.owor; but she puckcd at his nand as
though She would die in the effort 10 disensasc
'.crs,,ii and crouching on the ground, with her
head avcrcd and held down, repeled him " th
strength She wondered at much he. The
c,urase stopped again.
g Lift this o.e cut, said Hugh to the man who
opened the door, as he toen Miss Iarcdales hand,
and felt how heavily it iell. E" Shs tainted. -
So much the better, growlcd Dennis--,' was
that amiabc gentleman. q" She : quiet. always
ike EN- to lant, unless they re very tender sn.
composed"
Can you take her By YOURSELF asked Hugh
i do It know till / try. | ought to be able
to {; We lifted up good many in my tune, said
the hangman up then She no small
weight, brother; Of these here fine gals
Up again. Now we have it
Having by this time hoistcd the young lady into
MS arms. lie staggered oft with hi. burden.
Look We. pretty bird said Hugh. dlawinr
Dolly toward LlIn. Remember what | told you
"a Mss for every cry. Scream, if YOU love me.
darling. Scream once. mistress. Pretty mistress.
only once, ii YOU love me-
Thr,i<tinE her face away with all her fierce, and
holding down her head Dolly submitted 10 be car
ricd OF the chuisc, and borne after Hiss Hare-
dale inie miserable cottage, where Hugh after
hussing her TO his breast, set her gently down upon
the floor.
Poor Dolly! Do what she would, she Only
looked the better FOR it, aad tempted them the
more. When her eyes flashed ansrily. and her ripe
ips slightly parted, TO give her rapid breathing
vent. who could resist i, When she wepc and
,obbed as though her hear, would break and be-
moaued her miseries in the sweetest voice that ever
felI upon listeners car, who could be iusersible
10 ;he lille winning Pett>auess which now and
then displayed i,scifeven the sincerity and earn
es;ness OF her grief W Wlcu. forgetiul for a mo-
ment OF herself she was now, She fell On her