Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-26

him abroad, and he resides more amongs
temptations, which hardly permit The atIec
ton tha. is following him, perhaps. oye'
half he globs, 10 be unmInglsd with AMI
fsty. untst ihe lime when he comes 10 re
|liheuish The shelter ef bis fathers roof foI
one Of his , while n good daughter IL
the steady light Of her parents house.
Her idea ls 'ndissolubIy eunnetted will
that Of bis happy iiresids. She Is his morn
ing sunlight and his evening star. The
Fsfaee, vivaeiiy and tenderness Of her go,
have their place in The mighty sway whlel
she holds over his spirit. The lessons oil
recorded wisdom which he reaks with hel
Ieyes, some to his mind with n new charm
ms blended with the beloved melody Of hel
a%veire. He scarcely knows WEAKNESS which
5her song does not make hin forget: 81
gloom which is proof against The young
brightness Of her smile. She in The pride
land ornament ofhis itpspital,tys, The gent.
nurse Of his sickness. and the constant n
gen. IN those nameless. numbefiess acts Of
kindness which one chiefly cares 10 have
rendered because they are unpretend,ns
but expressive proofs Of love. And then
/ what a cheerful ~slarer she is. and what ~
able lightenes If her mbthsF's earesl What
All ever present delight and triumph Of 4
1 mothers aHaetionl
Oh. how little do those daughter know
of the power which God has committed &c
them. n ID lbe happiness God would have
Them enl"y. who do not, every time thai
a parents eye rests upon them. bring rap
turr in n parents heart. A true love will
ALMOST certainly greet their approaching
ipetslprs. that they will hardly ALLEVIATE,
lit p love merely which feelings implanted
shy nature excite. bnt one mad intense and
snteflow,ne by appreciation of worthy con.
she 's strangely blind 10 her own
.sbappine=. IA well Hs undutlfuI TO them
10 whom nhe ewes The most. IN whutp
|she perpetual appeals of parental disIntet.
|estednnss do not tnll forth The PROMPT and
hill echo Of fl'nl desuiion.~~Df. paffrey.
Lo,F AND M~unpEH.-A French paper
states that - sanruaty drama. which will
liz denn.msnt before n Court Of As
haa Just taken place nj The tsfn Mae
~ The commune AutleuA. Sonntne.
For n long tine past the N'scount dc
b. director # an insurance company
at Arras. had been seeking the hand Of n
female Of Antleux. Mile Oppnr
tune G., who resided with hcr father
on the firm Of which he is owner. They
Ind exchanged promises. and The union Of
the lovers appeared 10 be resolved upon,
when on the 4th inst, tho Vlscount reoel
we'd n letter from The lady, Informing him
that SHE had altered her mind. and reuuea.
ting that he would think no more Of her.
as sle was determined never tn marry him
| h,a letter filed The m,nd Of The young
ma II with 4 lie londed two pocket
with ball. and set out immediately
for tho larm Of Macqnefof, where he ntfi
and succeeded IN getting into tho bndfoolnI
Of Vile 0pportnns who occupied It With
sister. | nder pretext that he had leftl
the outer door open. he got ttl Of The sis |
ter for n moment. she having left the rootnI
10 Rhnt it, and then rushing upon M'Iel
he discharged one ofthe pistoIa|
ut her left temple, and She was almost i'm
mediately a corpse. Her sister returned
as phs was yielding up her Inst breath.
The report Of the pistol, and the cries oil
the sister, brought up MI tho other p%crsons|
Of the house 10 the spot, and The first thIugI
done wns 10 seize The murderer. 70 pre-.
vent being taken alive. tho V'scount putt
Tho nuszle Of his und'zohHrged pistol lnto|
his mouth, and pulled the trigger but, al
Ihis was the moment when the persons pre-,
had laid hold of bis arm 10 make htmI
their prisoner, The direction Of the bal waa
changed and only Il slight injury was Gnu.
sed to the tongue and pallet. The assassin
was then secured and removed to The pri !
son at DoulIens.