The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

NllF fiIffT wv fTrrfrff7
ulry you 10 lho lrltrr, ! feet 30 b. lhe only
niDugmrH cuu uHsr; nod ilil lead mo %
IHr lAuck, | will nnkr il"
Nltliu G,o days from lhni inns be- wus nl
tIr iuri 0f Wimui and the Whulr llle WIS
ipld, The Wuunroh shnNsd uoilher eur
prise nor unEer hul rni-rd l,u Eurl win hi-
onu hand, nud snd "AIy lord you hive duuo
Nrti | Wll nike iuriuut urdcrlhnl ibis emp
IS l,lnI ol soIuo idh boys Fiuii lse frustrated.
Ia illg mean lime, you must, eur, rruriu n
come sOu prisoner, though iu 40 worry
zuir rouinrueuL William 81 hloueyilc,
~" give ltu iuln your ward. DO uusWera-
hlo tf him viii your hcnd."
rARTIv.
Under me Shade ofun old olll, on whose
wide and rugged arms, which in thcir young
trrrlurss iHd probably stretched over llio
uNsicipug ri't- ol DuiiAs, slll grew their
body mis'lrlor, were scented liulp' a. Gualpr
ful his fiir Margaret Ills arm wus round
nrr waist hei hlpd Was clu-pcd 100 If, itr
hrHl lcurcd upon hH shoulders ON tlcru,r
thnugllis were hid inside; 10 wus ilr hour #
tenderness nod lp,r, They thought uoi Of
siiils mud bnlilG thought Gut ofdiuiculiy Bud
,lmcur; IiUy OUly Thought tint IN srir ol' eI'
tlrt they wrrc each 0,hrr's aud tint uoupht
igi drn'h could dissolve ihe. bond between
ihenL Tie honey moon WINS half run out;
hut yet not drop OF ils sweetness seemed
oNblnNcd NObinRbUcr had risen up IN
\Trr flWiNin Oftil0riuvT; UUd hurrrrri fell
MI she was moro hnppy tl1u even he dear
,uNC ofhopc Ind promised.
In3u llio loot Of the oal, dcsccndcd gem
a." iilI3Qnd nom the foot OF the h,ll stretched
away n EHdc, beyond which, md low cpp,c
tlnI eat kW rhe cud OF uboui lulf n mile,
we're seen mug the tall towers olFHwliug-
ham.
Nhui Ralph 'M Guqjor naid, mud whpl
Margaret answered., matters not nuth here,
Tho words Of loyaN-ur happy loyu-,ary
tl'cnhhnw yon viii, urN ALMOST always com-
,nou'placc. Al precio,N things are simple.
The diamond is Of onc nnlVrc,
Bui presently figure waA1ccn 10 emerge
from behind lhc co,gicc, and Me rapidly up
the glade. "Nth0 can that b,:'NIid Murgn
ret at Is uour u9 our Own pcoplh uud thc
dwell with pleasure on Tie words "Ghg OWL"
III seems u hoy OF dwatG' ssid hN nus
hndj and then, 40 The horscninu cnWe NIur-
~, lac exclaimed "youug Walter T}rrcl, NJ
my lie! news ifom your noble brother, JnurN
ct Margaret. God scud TINT they DO goud,'
iigln 1u,h crossed his check M hc spoke;
10flhs Enrl Of Nsrfull fcroIlrrlcd the porll-
jH which -hp- and his Gicnds stood, aud
thought with some feeling Of shame HtJal, IS.
ing in the silkon.lap ofluyc, ho had lcFoucu
rhe Steiner bnsines~of Inc hour, or at best
tpT 0rErr--'s-i!ll!al attention which Il need
rd. ------
"My noLlo lori, r0id young Wallcr Tyr
rcl.spriuging 10 the ground mud Approachiug-
. ] am sent lay NY great lphslcr, Tho Earl OF
iicrcfcgd, tu wntn YOU lint Wa,hrqf the
Saxon Elii oflluniinrddu uuh NorlhUmbcr
land, has gone TO carry his own hend 90 King
William, who will doubtless take the offer.
ing mud NY noble lord further snys that no
80 a.. ia, 10, ll
made Immediately. lie does cuIrent YOU
therefore, to fniro all the force you con, aud
60 provide your cnstlrs for war. lie will
u8vnuce upon Shrewsbury, If you will come
in the Same direction as soon as your lcyios
are Ia tho field. You can meet, lao thinks
midway botwccn dis aud Hcrcfofdshife
perhaps ncnr Coventry. But ho bcgs you
particularly to sGturG and ior,ify one ofyour
ports for the nuXiliares TO lnnd for whom he
has sent to Denmark"
The boy delivered hismrssoro with grace
fu freedom; aud Norfolk, starring up from
tho ground, exclaimed, ~ have bccu rcmiss.
have been very much rcniss. But | will
fibake up for the lost time; aud uow viii
show whrt deeds can do for yOu, my lady
dggr. Back 10 illr castle, Waller, as lits4 ~
your horse con 20, aud bid &cm have twelve
horses saddlGd, twelve messcngffs ready to
dcpnrl Instantly.
-IAG-hn hptnnE ON llis horses back, ana !
dRried away like an arrow from n hnW.-
Norfolk drcw Margarois arm through his I
own, and led her on towards Frnmlugham f.
enying, "Days So bright, dear girl, IRE ia our
cloudy climate over followed hy II storm; aud
nov, perchancc, when YOU Gnd the tempest
bowling around us, you may regret OF lis F..
tened to ihc Nuriull'4 suit, and welded him
against n lyraut's will"
"Nevcr my knight answered Margaret .
AZ know nay own nature, wns born To hr I
the bride Of such ~ thee. with my own
hands viii buckle on thy spurs; will hing
The shield about thy neck, dcri RnlplG will .
send thrc 10 the battle wjh tear aud
prayer hut will not III me IDLY down aud
weep when thou art gone. Thy spirit shall
hr with Margaret IN thine nhsunCci aud I'll .
move tbs rich rur'dom from end to end TO .
strengthen thy puwcr against the lyrauts .
torrC. WI nsk mothers for their SONS, wives
DOR jlIrtr tr'+-!Aauds. 10 swel the ranks Of my
noble lorh mud diligently ana burr+y--'aill- !
nrcpnrc that, ig cuse of reverse, You may
hive strength iofhll back upon. Oh, thai I T
ruu'Ji rtuu the i1uuhFrk, tuu, md rtdo 70 tic I.
field by tho side al him ! love- Bat VIVA,
woman can do, will do; aud thou shalt new
or in thy life have cnusc to regret thni thou
didst peril all for the love ofNlorgaret Of Bre-
tujI."
(coNcLupr9 MKT wEFT.)
SLAvERrIN CALroRm r.. II. Robinson
Of Ohio, writing home to the Cincinnati En-
quirer, says:
"Tcll your newspaper brethren 10 sayo
themselves tllr brains they are frctling IN the
discussions upon 'Slaveryiu CALIFORNIA;; they
ago only netting Much Ado nhout Nothing