Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

the mountains side long after we were out of sehI
and they came like barbed repcOols to my con
science"
That was kind mother. Ber,randi l was her
only child. and she dOa,ed upon me. She was even
travelling for nv health when yourself and Casper.
'ni overlook W. Besides, you well know the prince
/ " reward that was offered Tor my recovery"
"She cOnld not love you more than Berrandi does
Though my hands are crmsoned with blood. Eve
line yet my heart is not dead TO feeling"
Have YOU heard OF Gaspcrini lately. Bertrandil"
asked Eveline, again inlerrupung the robbers at.
! tempt at compliment
But n few days since The bandit chief is dead
Poor fellow lie had many noble traits"
That was n fearful quarrel you and he had be-
lore we let the mountains OF Italy Had II not been
ior IouOh, VerIly believe he might have killed
youi. Berlrandi. How many OF the bandlrt REMAIN.
ed with himlH
Mot great many. The major part. YOU know
shipped VI h us for the Nile. aud barring what the
Niameidkes destroyed a few days since are now IN
the Temple.
How did GaspeTini come 10 his doathl Surely
not by the hand OF The eNoculioacr'
THAT cannot tell. The report came by trayel.
Iers oil Whoa we last levied tribute. One of them
SAID 20 the Loi as ho commenced stripping the Jew
els OIL female; that he not a bneaud of Gas
psfinis school that he would at least suffer a wom1n
10 pass unmoiesied. Aud then he remarked that he
poor fellow wns dead now. This is all | heard OF
The circumstance. The Lieut. was either so stupid or
81 hecdless about the Italian robbeI that he never in
CURED"
so 30! Gasperiui is dead then | thought. Der.
uandi' II Was one Of your first orders TO the men,
never 10 harm a woman, vet the Lieut. appe,r. to be
doing 50 on all OCCASION"
Ii Is, EvclInc, hut II appears that the old Arab
cannot reconcile At 10 his notions of proprieiv 10 suffer
one OF the SIX to pass You know IN what lirhl
h's counirymen are accustomed 10 look "a Jon ie-
males. Cone now, Evelne, song" aud IA few
moments Tue Herce soul o! The mbber melted
BY The sweet strains of Eyclne's voice lie E,r,,ot
Al once the Puchas men, the travellers and the car
AVIAN, and even the fate OF his old friend and pre
ceP'or died away as the sound Emusic filed the a.
partNent.
Now, Evcline / must SEQ 1, the nrenarations
me Leiis making 10 defend the Temple ag,iIstthe
Pdchas men. You did not know that we would
uat we would have TO endure bOmbardment one
Of these daysY"
This Is the FIRST hsve heard Of a." rel uftd Nv.
cilnc, uncourerncd, for she was amilinrised with
The sight Of blood aud The clash of arms DO moi
be gone long she added the bandit chef LETT the
room.
Well my Lieut.. you have despatched matters
'his tme Now We can bid defiance to the Pacha
and all his lcgiOns." smile of satisfaction uIayed
upon Ihe lip of BeuTand US he addressed these
words 10 the Arab
Yes, 10 the Pacha and all his legons" repeated
the Lieut..
inuuGeTbllfS
heaven Usrii. aud musselman heart has not the
courage, with the hoWzer staring him IN the face
TO aii"mpI an enirance. Whom there is fine prus.
pec' oil Their bodies going 10 feed the crocodies of
the Nile Ihey will be sure To shun Us En-. nv
Lieut."
They vii! be sure to shun u.s. circulated the
Lieut.
so yon are polishing the arms too. That is all
rights cleaning blade strikes terror TO The
And here you have all The guns placed and loaded
iHIo The bargain SAID the chief approaching an o.
peHug Iu the wall
Al that moment one Of the men entered and nm
aoGHced The approach o! YouioH,
by my lic he does return" added the chief nm
preaching The doorway that opened to the River -
What iIiIngJ can lac brng'T muIleting to himself
sure he has not been % Cairo"
lou'oh was coming up under full SAIL and a few
moments more brought hm under the walls Of the
Temple
Berira"di was very impatient. and hastily asked
The cause OF his return
May it please your highness" said YontcfT 81 mo,
the travellers. they are down the hill about TWO
hours journey. From them learned that tho car
avian hal LETT Cairo yesterday They intended TO /
"aNel 'hrce hours, and cncanp, and this morning 1
resume iscir journey early for Arabah report saws
they are laden AIih riches"
But wharoi the Irayellers9-hov many of them,
and how burdened2 asked Bertrandi hastily
There are but ST. IN oil, with line equi page |
lhey APoAc oi travelling IN Italy, aud told of
fortunes that beiel Them there May he Gespenni's
men naIsed them: they seem rich enough yet not.
wIihstaudIng."
And the Pacha's en,heard you naught Of ,hem,
YouIoa!
"Only that The travellers suppose The project is
aoanduhed' as They heard nothing more OF Il after
| left Cairo"
Good news Ihai-we must be on the look ont
however The Lieu and haIfIhe men well armed
can So IN pursuit u the Caravan, whilst with the
balance we Will remain 10 guard the temple against
surprise ~ attend 10 the travellers Dye hear Lieut.
sad BerTandI stOppinn Within the Temple
The old Arab GENE f,rward with a frightened
counienance TO receive has orders
select your men my LiOui--Iho balf-and'go in
pursuit OF the Camvan-a day and a halls journey
on the road from Giro to Akabah"-
The Lieut. walked of With a light slep 10 obey his
Orders and IN shJrl time. he and his mer were
moving at rapid rate IN the direction of the des-
erl.
Preparations were hastily made CIR vayIayirg
The travellers Asins were gotten ready-men sc.
lecied-and bouts raised from uuder the water and
made dry.
An ready my men" shouted Berlrandi as tho man
on The look ou', announced the first appearance oil
the travellers.
response from every one told with what aIacri
u he had discharg d his duty
Let every man then be within the Temple ull I
give Tie orders commanded Bertrand
~ lHc mean Time TIE Jewellers were ascending /
the river under toll press Of sail. They had ar.
rived within few hundred yards Of The Temple & /
little knew tIIt the fam 'us srlrtuII and his band
were lying "a wait for them. Tney came nearer /
and ond wure at length irecy Opposite the
door OF The Fem le.when The load shout of Berran.
90 ESQ arms" arOu ed siem to a sense Of ther
danger.
DO YOU bring up the rear Youtof and ri man I
the foremost buat' cned the fierce bandit as his 4
rJwers pulled nio The stream.
The iais Of The travellers boat Instantly ordered 4
his 90 their oars and for a time tho race vas
doubtful. ~ length, however the ROBBERS bDat .
which vas BULL right and on purpose for running
gan o. gain, AID IN short time was side by siIe
with Iis victim. The boats were new some hun.
drcd yards auOye the Temple and ordering the sail
90 be- ilfied, Berundi run his prize 90 the shore
H.s mon hal scarcely commenced searching the
b1aI when cry from the Temple The PlsuFs
men The Pichas men struck the whole ere IS
With CONSERVATION.
Bcumudi gave orders 80 wheel Co. and make
with their l.tso Ia The Tenn .Ip" and A. fI,. 60 /