New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-08

thai oil VA, figh, about me. because Vas g''f u
II, sad their vi,itsr AMI Induced ue 70 fttal u,
history If tho two brothers anj B. Ponicr On ~
,hrnA Il y,s Almost the frs, ,imc m my iIis when
fell INTO thu, tran d renection--hoS Will many
things that are f,man and lutte ms',cfs ~ O. urs'
10 as uOv. lOk Sncn wc come b see them hpn
that new and ds,sut point o. Won which ~c mIs'
all take u2. ono day ~ Other ". sJmethins
lc.s good natared, ne the phrase goes. aiirr ths1
morning IS easy and comp scent sl,ps ether
he 81, TOR n minute or $ drumming with one
hand oa the table and resumed 10 harry n !
he were a0Nilgs a. set ri q his concession.
Before knew what & b.. ~ whether could
10 anything there was second oaNef'aiion be
tween the same two brothers "a which their sister
vas mentioned hal ~ s,rIplls 81 rIL,lirncc
IA s4hvfng al the wais AL sifsys 1T thai DUnftf
satIon to f0,t to me as freely a. ucy would !
considered them mine by usht kNcrthat ! lsn.c
here - see the sister tr myself The trst urie ]
stopped At the garden gate. male Pret"st n.
4girng toto the chas,icf ui Ppor ncig lhor bat
wandered cot pi thst trs,t ant | tLlnN Mss liar
re, mi.trusted me. The second time a.scd .csve
o. come iu cane ~ ant s'ii shat Nishei toes!
Ntlr ,l.t,f show 81 nae reasons Nhfh dNti hNi
dispute iir rccciflnr no ss..ialrr ruai zoe thrn
90 rstsh sncd nrars 'I rin1 int at'nn he
tween ~ which rrmsinrI ua'r Seq un'I ~
tisse ics iays On I Wn prevent. hy imFH
fsnt mstiers thst have lafry irf..trl h 80 nf
.r.ni msInt.iuiug them
Ii1s hule have Suspected 90 SAL lHhf
Cutr- whcr HssU srrn 80 esrfy DAY ~
N iitd't ..u' 300 sa Sc i1n' name
wa N t.. sn frrfN JON 'ntrrpo7c
tbe visitor kr1t b.. @, u,.c.' fr TO lesscns
iont kuoW that tie list n'irit iars been bini
Inr alone hIt rne hNs no business g. iskc credit
inr good intentions ani male up my mind. Nsl
events no, ~ dts, use ms.ri until should BE- abie
tD $50 yuu snme req service .I ether Wy second
ress0n ~. that always h'Tcd there might be-
some lingrfinr plaIhlIfy ul sour lHi'hcfs feIcni
ins toward 500 butI all in tit rasc ! ietihat
~hcft there ~as tre fa1re ~ man of hts 49,
p.f.nus wti,hfnI character. UIsoHfcfHF that yo1
hsi been ss,fcty bniusniri by mc There "~
tho chaIroUi "a 80 nHi is'a' rausr oi division !
resolved ~ hr sure. st tho UsA of tuning hi. i'
p.anslfe alnst my self h'cl SHuii have been
nn msftrr--io Wairh ny opportunity of SOWING
yUu with iIr load Ui The llll'' bat thc iis,fA
tons "A irafh. l0nftshlp marriage and inmes'
uHhsppiIe,. have lcit us o. head hat yunf h'uth''
nf ui, 'oag bong time And 70 ~oud have been
better iur ne SAT- the VISITOR ifNpnhf h' N'n .
o. have been r. Iir.rss trunk
Hr seemed cun.cilu, Tat trss after words
bal escaped hIm sfHn't Iss nHi STRETCHING
onta hand g. cine htothcr AL tand g. the 'i'l,f
continued
nps sail Al mean goes beyond ~oris ne /
hone ,ou understand sod believe Tho time has
como John-thou.h niu.t unfortunately All unhap
pil, c1irr--eh-n may hclp sou without inter
iorng M that fcieVniing struggle whom mas
lasted through o. msny years nnre )onf were
DISCHARGED ifum Il 10 LAY by ~ act 81 your own
Itislstr | mood sny nn m.rc o night YOU VII
guard the Treasure sou have here without sd'ice
or reminder rom me
Wubt a. Wo-f. h. ru.c a. go
Bst so so hrs, John. be- sad good humored
k sith a HIGHT. u ithOut sayiuF ~hai yol sAn'
T. say, whatever that may be-. john tafhof :
heat was fuit and he would have relieved II IA
speech 1t be- could AMI let me have word
with your SISTER We have talked aionc before
a,d tn ,hs r'1n to though Il looks more nsiufa
With yuu here
F,.louinr him ont ~itn his eyes he turned
kindly o. Harriet snd sAd IA n lower voice. ani
Vith an altered and frever manner
Nou wish O. ask me something ol TIC man
whose si.tcr Il Is } our misfortune e. be
dread T. ask. said Harriet
You have looked ~ carncstly At me more than
once rcioined the v,sitcr. that THINK can di
wac your question. Has he taken money IL II
that
Yes
Il, has not"
/ thank Heaven SAID Harriet. For the sake
of John.
That he has abused his trust IN many ways,
sad Mr. Morfn tina, he has oiteper dealt aud
syeculsted u ads sntace for himself than Tor the
House he Represented, that h1 has led the House
ON to prod gOus ventures often resulting ~ enor
NOUS losses that he has always pampered the
vanity AID ambition Of his employ cr when II was
his iutN e. lAi q htlI tDthl w tnc'Nf ~
II Vas Ia his power to do. To what they tended
here or there; will not perhaps surprise you nov
Undertakings have been entered on, ~ swell thf
reputation Of the House Tor vast resources and u
exhibit Il Ia magnificent contrast u other mef
chants houses, at which It requires a steady head
t. contemplat the possibly lew disastrous
changes of affairs might render them the probably
--ruinous consequences lntte midst Of the many
tran.acti, Of the House. IL most parts OF The
word-a great ably ninth OF which only be has held
the clue--he has mad the opportunity aud ne seeni'
to have used 1t. II keeping the various results
ahoat. when ascertained. and substituting esti
mats aud gencrsiities for facts Hut isttsrIy
yo. nlluw me. Miss Harriet
Perfectly perfectly" she answered. with he
frightened lace fixed ON his Pray tell me all tn,
worst at once.
Lsuerly. he appears u have devoted the great
est pans to making these results 50 pain = q
clear that reference u the private books enabled
one b. grasp them numerous and vary ing as the }
are. with extraordinary ease. As II he had re
solved To show his employer at one broad view
what has been brought upon him by minis'rstloI
% his ruling passion That q has been his con
slant practice to minister 10 that passion b"eiy
and 10 aatter il cotruptly 10 indabitable la thai
his crinnaiity, as It 10 Connected with The ahar'
OF the House, chiefly consists
One other word before you leave me, dear SIR
said Harriet There is no danger in all this
" How danger ne returned. with little hest
tatiOD.
To the credit Of the House r.
Il cannot help answering you plainly, and uust
ing you completely said Mr. Morfn, after mo
ments survey Of her face.
You may. Indeed you may
am sure | may Dsnger 70 the house
credit No; none There my BE- difficulty
Greater or less difficulty, but no danger unless
|, unless indeed--the head Of the House unable q
bring his mind n the reduction Of its enterprises
and positively refusing TO believe that IL TO- or cai
be IN any position bat the position in which he a
I. AWAY. REPRESENTED It Ia himself should urge
, beyond its strength. Then It would toiter
. . But there is 10 apprehension OF that y san
Harriet
4 There shall be M halfoontdence. he replied
{ shskirg her hand, between Us. Mr. Dombey 1
|, unspprsc habe by any one, and his state OF Hin'
E ia naughty, rash. unreasonable and ungovenabi
, now. But he IL disturbed and asItated now be
,ond al commen bounds. add II may pass. fo
. now know all both worst and best No NOR
70 night, and good night
, With that he kissed her hand. and passing ou
20 the door where her brother stood awaiting h
A coming put him cheerfully ASIDE when he essay o
8 20 speak told him that a. they would see eac
other soon aud often, he might SPEAK at anothe