New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

state We'll Too,s well T0Ots so you are one
Of as are you Toos retired with MI feeoe''
A ito window
Nj Feeder B. A. being in great spirits made
.psr at Mr. Toots, and tapped him skiliiolly WIKI
,bs hack Of his hand on the breastbone.
8 Well old Bucki' said Mr. Feeder with
laugh well Here We are Taken In aaa
done for. En-"
Feeder returned Mr. Toots " give you Joy
If YOU re ss-as-periscty bilssful IN msirlmo
Mai life as am myself you u nave no'oiHs :"
desire" Ii
81 don Z forget my old friends you see said
Mr. Feeder - ask them 70 my wedding loo" b.
Feeder." replied Mr.. Toots grsvely, the iaoth'
that there were several circumstances Vhcn pic
vented me from Communicating with you mil A.'e.
nv marriage mad been solemnlzeo' IN ,ne MS
Mace / had made perfect Brute OF myself u you
ppn The subject OF Miss Dombey; and felt that u
Won were ask ed to aDy'veddng OF mine you NOu'u
naturally expect that 1t vas EUh Miss Domoey
which involved explanations, that upon my worn
and honor at that crisis would nave Ah"NAeu Wy
completely over. Ia the second place our Neu
ding was strictly private there Delng DO ono
en-, but one friend Of myself ana Mrs I"oIs NuO
| > captain in--I don { exactly know IN "hal, sao
Mr. Toots q" bat it Of no consequence nope,
Feeder. that in writing statement OF ~nst mao
occurred before Mrs Too,s and my self vent abroad
upon our foreign tour faily discharged Ine oN'ce'
OF friendship L;
"TOOts my boy, sara MI i ee"0'' o
! hands, " | was joking.
And now Feeder said Mr.. Toots . | Shouts
be glad To know what you think Of my union
Capital returned Mr. Feeder
you think IT'S capital, 90 you Feeder ssiu
MIR Toots solemnly. 80 Then how capital must II oe
% Me For you can never know what 40 eA''So''
binary woman that's
Rnt Nr. Toots shook bis head. and wouldn't hear Of
that being possible. Ii.
"You see" said SIR. Toots, what 1 wanted In
q wife was-in short, was sense Money, Feeder
! I had Sense IL had not. particularly. ,
Mr Feeder murmured. Obyes you had Ioo's
/ But Mr. Toots said
| No. Feeder. had not Why should disguise
| IT, had not | knew that sense was There,
said Mr. ToOts stretching out his hand toward ms
wife {" 10 perfect heaps. had 10 RELATION 10 o.
ac, or be offended the score OF station ior han
no relation. / have never had anybody belonging
70 me but my guardian, and num- eeoe,' nA'e
always considered as Pirate aud C0fsar-
Therefore you know II was not likely, SAID MI.
| Toots that should take has opinion
No." said Mr.. Feeder.
DAccordineiy resumed Mr.. Toots. s. | acted on
nv own Bright was the day on when ga 60 J
| FEEDER Nobody but myself can tell wiat tne
csuacity Of that woman's mind Is. II ever Inc
| RIGHTS Of Women and all that kind Of thing. are
properly attended 70. 1t will he through her power
! iul intellect Susan. my dear! said Mr. Toots
looking abruptly out ofthe window curtains " pray
| do not exert yourself
My desr, said Mrs. Toots, d" was only tax
ing"
HBqt nv love" said Mr.. Toots pray do not
! exert Yourself You really must be careful do
not nv dear Susan, exert yourself She's 50 easily
excited. said Mr. Toots. apart to Mrs Blm6er.
and then she forgets the medical man altogether
Mrs Blimber was impressiDg on Mrs IoOts the
necessity Of caution, vhen Mr. Feeder b. a. offer
la4k ard DtIp IN fUp A. 4
that were in waiting TO go to Church Doctor bm
Der escorted Mrs Torts. Mr. Toots escorted the
| fair bride, around whose lambert spectacles two
! gsuzy little bridesmaids huttered like moths MI
| Feeders brother, Mr.. Alfred Feeder, NJ. A. had
already gone on 10 advance. % assume his official
| functions
The ceremony was performed in an admirable
manner Cornea, with her crisp little curls,
went in," as the Chicken might have said with
great composure; and Doctor Blimber gave her
| away like man who had quite made up his mind
to it. The gauzy little bridesmaids appeared %
| suffer most Mrs Blimber was affected, but gently
so and told the Reverend NJ. Alfred eeder, NJ a
on the way home, that If abe could only have
/ seen Cicero in his retirement at Tusculum, she
would not have had wish, now, ungrstiiied.
There wss breakfast aiterward, limited TO the
same small party at which the spirits OF Sir. Feed
err Is A. were tremendous, and 30 communicated
themselves TO Mrs. Toots, that Mr. Toots was sew
| ersl times hesrd TO observe, acrossthe table My
dear Sussn, do MT exert YOURSELF The best OF It
was that Mr.. Toots felt 1t incumbent on him To
make a speech and in spite OF a whole code OF tel
ezra phic discussions from Mrs. TOots. appeared on
bis legs for the first time in his life.
Il really" said SIR. ToOts, " in this house where
whatevsr was done 10 me In the way ot--ot any
| mental confusion sometimes-which is Of no conse
| quence and ] impute to nobody was Away s
treated like one of Doctor Blimber sfsmiy, and had
| q desk 10 myself for considerable perot--can-
| not-allow-my friend Feeder TO be
| Mrs Toots suggested married.
lit may not be- inappropriate 10 the occasion or
altoge unnterestiug, said Mr.. Toots with de-
! lighted face, to observe that my wife Is most
extraordinary woman, and would do this much bet
ter than my self-aow my friend Feeder to be mar
ried-especially to
Mrs,Toots suggested, " to Miss Blimber
ITO Mrs. Feeder my love !' said Mr.. Toots in a
subdued tone Of private discussion; whom God
hath Joined you know, let no man don't you
know | cannot allow my friend, Feeder to be
narried-especisly 10 Mrs. Feeder-wthout pro-
posing observation-disclosures and may, said Mr..
Toots fixing his eyes on his wife as II tor nspira-
ton in high flight, may the torch OF Hymen be
the beacon OF joy, and may the flowers " have this
day Ted in their pate be the-the banlshers OF
! of gloom
Doctor Blimber, who had taste for met aphor.
was pleased with this aud SAID. Very good, Toots :
| Very well said, indeed, TOOs and nodded his
reply. comic speech chequered with sentiment.
Mr. Alfred + eeder, Nj A. was atterward very happy
on Doctor and Mrs. Blimber Mr. Feeder, B.A.
scarcely less So the gsuzy little bridesmaids
Doctor Blimber then in a sonorous voice delivered
few thoughts in the pastoral sty le alive the
rushes among which II was the intention Of himself
and Mrs Blmber to dwell. and the bee that would
hum around their cot. Shortly after which, as the
Doctors eyes were t~inkling in n remarkable man
n er, and his son-inaw had already observed that
time was made for slaves and had inquired wheth-
er Mrs. Toots sang, the discreet Mrs. Blimber dis
sol we'd the sitting and sent Corneia away, very
cool and comfortable in pos,-chaise with the man
of her heart.
Mr. and Mrs. TOots Withdrew TO the Bedford
Mrs. Toots had been there before in olden times,
der her maiden name Of Nipperl, and there found
etter. which il took Mr. Toots such enormous
time 10 read, that Mrs Toots frightened.
My dear Susan" said Mr.. Toots, fright 10
worse than exertion Pray be calm T.
Who il it from p asked Mrs. Too,s.
Why. my love- said Mr. Too:s, II . from
Ca ptsin ellis. Do not excite yourself Walters
al Miss Dombey are expected bone e.
Ny dear" said Mrs. Toots, raising herself
gu ckly from the cola, very pale, dom Try 10 de
ceive me, for Il use they re come hOme--l see
It plainly IN your isce!'
-" She . a most extraordinary woman! eXclsm.
ed MIR. Toot, in rapturous admiration. You re
De .fectly right nv love. they have come home