New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

weIl.known tocsin for the assembly oil the men,
alarms. Electrical in its effect, every slumberer
/ started 10 his feet, and each hut, which had iot
I hours been silent as the tomb, poured iofih It's
! warrior. armed and ready for the light. oh Inc
verge of the plain was deserted pand OF .iie
Ana Gala driving off troop OF cameis, ana WIN
the points OF their spears goad,ng inc AWKWARD
animals TO gro.esque galop lheir fciiio.eiieS@'
and the unnatural speed to which they had been
,.ped. irnpa r,ed, through the medium OF the
,n,rar no. the appearance of dismcmbercd animals
R,;nS in horizons through the deceptive atmos-
rbe,e Now head attached to long neck
was separated from the body, and eleTated many
feet above its proper place; and BOW animated
ices Of exaggerated length could alone be per
ceyed fast fitting over tie suitry desert. On-
attached tails danced in the qulverlng vapor, and
the entire distance was alive with fragments OF
men and dromedaries. which seemed to have been
hurled through the air by The bursting OF an ex-
plodcd nine.
Gala and W-6ema, pursuer and pursued,
secured Tor some hours over the sandy waste and
it was near sunset when the pagan marandeIs
were overtaken on the confines OF their own terri
tories. A sharp conflict ensued; and two on
each side having fallen, the booty was re-taktn.
and the unbclievers put TO flight by the sons Of
the Faithful.
From the door of her fathers wigwam, Aylia
watched with inward msgivings thereturn OF the
vjctors; and AS she saw the bodies Of the fallen
borne upon the shoulders of their comrades, her
Young heart throbbed audihly; for her newly
welded husband was one of those who had gone
forth. As her straining gaze fell upon the SILL
CORY corsc of him she loved, food OF bot tears
djmmed her lustrous eyes, and altering piercing
shrek, she sank scnsecss at the Threshold
Reused again 10 life, the bereaved girl hlled the
hut with her doeful cries. Death would indeed
have been almost preferable 10 the lot accorded
by her destiny. The property brought at his
marriage by the deceased was resumed by his
graspnp relatives, and the late hght-hcartcu
wife. became once again slave under the roof
of her avaricious parent, there to lead lie Of
drudgery until another wealthy sutton should pay
the dover fixed upon her charms. But the light
elastic step was gone, by which Ayla had erst
been distinguished above all the W oema nadens
The full black orbs had lost their wouted uslrc,
and the radiant smile no longer bcamed over her
faded features. The orphan pledge oil her flrs'
love clunr TO a widowed breast, and the heart
that beat beneath was broken by the untimciy
fate of the brave youth Ambcesa
A GALE.-About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
an intense black cloud arose out OF the West, ont
of which, as it approached the zenith the ram
poured in torrents and the wind blew perfect
yale for short time. We hear of no serious
damage in the city except the blowing off of the
tin roof of the new warehouse of b. Hayward,
near the foot of Main street.
We learn by passengers who came up IN Tie
Eastern cars last night, that large number OF
trees was blown across the Railroad, which de-
ayed the train so that it did not arrive here until
2 o'clock this morning. Buffalo Gaz. 25th.
Low WATER IN TIE CANAL.-Thcre were over
lie boats stopped in The vicinity Of Macedon'
Wayne County, on Monday, on account OF low
water. or this number, over 10 were bound
East, and son.e 90 West. Roch. Dem