New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

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be cto5,led 10 hlraseif, drew hgrrss oA ,ise
men. WITH lis cane. e liAel man lad - "a
,o,ys-4 ~. d,,~eon. az Ba-aaly cea.i OH; =s'
go To ;,,4~e rom :la;. Re was ga-'e...
-, +.-5.o-ne fellow but he had lost his !eit
a., I, laa been taken of between me ei0'"
and ,ia shoulder. AID his empty cea;-seeVe huHg
across his breast.
I, was probably this Circumstance which gave
-; =, interest beyond any that his companion
li,, bc.,, Of. and attracted Barnabys attention
Tboro was something soldierly in his bearing and
30 wore iaunty cap and jacket. Perhaps h mad
been IN the service at one time other. II ne
had, i, could ne, have been very long ago. isE ne
wa. out young fellow now.
''Wcll, well ne said theugh;fuly; a" let the
fault be where it may i; makes a man sorrowiul
TO come lack 10 old England, and see her il this
condition.
u suppose the pigs will Join en-. next, said
the SERGEANT, with an irnprecauon on the rioters,
now that the birds have set EN- the example.
a. The birds - repeated Tom Green
"Ay-birds,' sa,i the scream; testify that's
English, ant
9" dom, know what you mean.
Go to the eoard-h3use, and see. You j ind
a bird there that. got their .ry az pat as any q
EN-. and bawls 10 Pop.ry, Ike man-ar!k
+ a devil. n, ne saws ne IS | should ut wonder
Tn. devils Dose in London somewhere. DamU'c
If would n twist his neck round, on the chance.
il had my way"
The Young man had take. or three steps
away. a. Il 10 20 and see this creature, *hen ne
was arrested by the voice Of Barnaby.
1T kline he called out, half laughing aad
half wceping-' my pet, my friead Grip. ia Ia
ha Don't hurt him, he has douc 10 hafm.
taught him; II M ai,t. Let ne have Kim, II
You please. He the only friend have eit now.
He Il not dance, or talk or whistle for YOU know;
but he will Tor me- because he knows nc, aRd loves
rne-though YOU would Mt think iJ-very we'll
You would nj hurt a bird. N sure. leu re
brave soldier SIR and would Mt harm woman or
child-no, no. sor a poor bird, m certain.
This latter aduraton was addressed 10 the ser
ieant whom Barnaby Judged BY his red Goa; to be
high in Office, and able to seal Grips destiay By
word But that gentleman, in reply suriIy damned
him for thief and rebel as he was and with many
disizterested imprecaiions on his eyes, liver,
blood and body, assured him that II rested with
him to decide, ne would put final stopper ON the
bird. and his master too.
You talk boldly to a Gagged man, said Barna-
ny, in anger. "If | was the other side Of the
door, and there were u part Us, you d change
y,ur notc-ay, you may toss yosr head-you would
KiIl the brd-do. Kill any thing you can and 80
revenge Yourself on those who with their bare
Having yentcd this defiance, no fling himself
into the far;hcst Of the prison. and murer-
Jag, % Good bye, Grip-good bye, dear old Grip -
shed tear: for the first time since he had been
taken captive aud hid kis face in the straw.
He had had some fancy at first, that the one
armed man would help him, or would give him
kind word in answer. He hardly knew why. but
he hoped and thought so. The young fellow bad
Stopped when he called eut, and checking himself
in the very act of turning round, stood listening 10
every word he said. Perhaps be built his feeble
trust on this perhaps on MS being young. and
having frank and honest manner. However that
might be- llc built ON sand The etaer wen: away
directly he had finished speaking, and neither an
sweyed him nor returned. No matter. The were
al against him here; he might have kno~n a
much. Good bye. old Grip, good bye.
After some tiin" they cams and unlocked the
door, and called 10 him to come out. lie rose d.
rectly, and complied, for he would not have nless
think that he was subdued or frightened. He
walked OIL, ike man. and looked haughtlly from
face TO face.
None of them returned his gaze or seemed TO
notice it. They matched him back TO the parade
by the way they had brought him, and there they
halted among body OF soldiers, a, Ieas, twice as
numerous as that which had taken him prisoner in
the afternoon. The officer he had seen before
he attempted to escape, no mater how favorable
a chance he might suppose he had certain of the
men hal orders TO fire upon him. that moment
They then closed round him as before. and march
ed him off again.
In the same unbgokcn order they arrived at
Bow-sIcet followed and bcsc, on all sides By a
crowd which was continually increasing. Here
he was placed behind blind gentleman ard asked
ii he wished to say any thing. Not he. What
had he got to tell them After very little talk
ing which he careless and quite indifferent TO-
they told him he go 10 Newga;e, and took
him away.
He went out into the street, so surrounded and
hemmcd in on every side by soldiers. that he could .
see nothing; but he knew there was great crowd /
ofpecpc, by the murmur; and that they were not .
friendly 10 the soldiers, rendered evident (
BY their yclis and Kisses. How often and how I
eagerly he listened for the voice OF Hugh, Ne
There was not a voice he knew among them all .
Was Hugh prisoner toe Was there no hope
As they came nearer and nearer "a the PRISM, T
the hootings OF the people grew more violent;
stones were thrown; and every nov and then,
rush was made agans, the soldiers which they
staggered under. One OF them. close before him.
sS1aring under blow upon the temple, lcveltd
his mushct. but the officer struck 1t upward with
his sword, aad ordered him on Peril OF his lie 10
desisi. This was the last thing he saw with any
distinctness, for directly aaer~ard he was tossed
about, and beaten TO and fro as though in TEN
pc.,uous sea. Blu; 60 where he would, there were
the same guards abou, him. Tw.ce or thrice Ike F
was thrown down. and 30 were they; bu, even
;hcn he could not eludc their vigilance for Z mo-
mes,. Tncy were up again, and had closed about r
him before he, with his wrists 20 tightly bound
could scramble to his feet. Fenced in thus. he
ie; himself hoisied 10 the top Of low fight Of
steps, and then, for moment, heeausht glimpse
OF The fighting in the crowd, and Of fey red coats
sPri'kled together, here and there. struggling t.
T, Join their fellows. Next moment every thing