New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-26

with the very happesthours OF NV NE. ti Sl'uu.J
u few moments since to a conrnne- t"e '|o'o''l' ~
Derlnzy-he aid dde-camP ini so"ie
and amused ourselvss IN the dnlif'ess " -.
son lie and Ior;rcss duty. by comp'',"s nta".
ut stories. Oi some. history, o' "'neI''
and ofo,ha,s AMIN mere fancy supplied the mate
rial. Poor performances thev "ei'' '"' W
amused hours thar would otherwise nave hunE
n.nyily on oar hnnds, besides that lhrv ln'te" one
LAST link 10 the land of cur birth. The hIsior. oi
their composition might. perhaps nave "'o'e a..
est than any thing in the i!ciIons themselves "n"
sc.ne WINS written under cIrcuiiir nhccs' u'u /"
places sufficiently srrargc and remote 10 fhcie GU
rnsiiy ard astonis hfnsnt some on lhe eve o' oH"
some NJ The ournsat. when II threatened a''h'
could not damn our arior respecting 'a."'l'c ''i''
r.crtr. One whole Enle was written dut"S Wv
Siege or rDautzc-another was finished oehea'' NV
weiI- OF tht. Crsnlia. 10 not know whether '"ese
circumstances gav- any coloring 10 the STORES III
her course should perhaps say not; al least We
fiji nj ,nr t'ne OF "rrg - tnorsn we "e,e s.i'' -
he Green Isle, and ;r"ading IN" "ery green mus ana
valleys we were describing.
/. And whn, b,rsnle OF them, Count-'hey were
not lost, hope!
haggase-iIan contains them rms. io'%'" w.
him few days siuce bur the ink has ladtd a"d III!
o,,..is II, 700 and 20 could not Gecy phrr Inc iut7
=. wished The companion OF my laoors, nov
over !. ron.. and confess old n am, the slsh, oi
Them made my heart iirayy the whole daN alter
have now, NV dear render, presented you WIN
,h. srbstsnce ri n conversation which, if unhsppil'
oo nroiy INV only apology is the interest lrlL III
:, a., ,b. ,rne A word more and have done. Ih-
nIeasurr t.lt in the old Counts sUclety inclined
me ~ d,ay nv departure for above we'k, durlns
which spent several hours OF each day with hllh'
The last evening OF my stay, when vent To tahe
NV leave OF him, he presented me with me iia'ef-
s.ck containing his Mss. as souvenir o! ms re-
gard. c-l
"A,mr age" said ne, smiling. % one cannot afford
long time. 10 form friendship. Shor, as our intiF'1a
cv has been, have seen enough 10 Ike IN YOU
These old papers will amuse some leisure hours al
one dav or other and ii ever YOU deem them WORTHY
10 ere the light have only 10 bargain mat IT silttl
not he. until my ewes are closed 10 IL for ever
Such is nv last Confession, and such the source
of series OF stories. the first OF which purpose pre-
senting 10 your in the ensuing num'er OF this Mag
azine when | shall ask your kind indulgence of
The NEyILLEs OF GAERETsTowS,
A Tale OF l760.
The first par; is entirely in Derinzy's wiring, '!ie
lattcI chapters baar the impress OF O'Alahon $.
OGe word more. ltisa somewhat common n'ac-
lice in our dav-and one from whose sin cannot
olloeether exoncra,c myself-ior writers 10 be the
sole authors OF works of which they announce
tbems.yes the editors Such, beg distinctly and
explicitly 10 state is not the case here; and II ~
ONLY bccause the picture is not Yet before the world,
,i,aI have need 10 assure them that my weak and
trembling hand could never have produced ths broad
lights and shadows of Irish lite whch these hcti"ns
exhibit: and with this assurance. desire TO "Iite
mvself gratefully yours. Harry LoRREQrEk.
TrMPLEoGuK. May %. lSi.