The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18
AXECporE FROM TIE FRENCH


81 -. Cloud. on The sa1e # the Sesres.
pn .-as.,iays there arc s.says ci9seas
n.tfe Shs either ate AFRAID - take. o'
usa taaao, sIsaFs ct. The cars, ADD
,uScascas cosfa;aer, specializing On
,A.s un4ofSss or di.s;3t5 class, drive
;actf Carriages lTo,iicbi,ai: Oh ,he
fes3 which icaIs ~ lie ,yr1sn station
cal.ci Noa,rcfe,a.
Iac coagA mcu ,'aIt II after loti.na
Nar teais &c ~ iEauy Jasscn.. GERS
yatatic the nab. IT, cpacAaaau j. rot
IL. ani lie uses Ia. night. The oK
cc.!eGt Come .saB, . "a. The CoHcdl,
trA5c4se. after bs,.o. d,ncd tpo ivt,
4il1 friend al seeIcs, sas tia, -,
Z! az iy: lie las tram eoi.d have struck
.hcu be reached M,uifctout. aui call
Tax . A.'gi,Able coach, he sad 10 the
inner
Will You rart Imne lia,e,y :
'lc5. answered the cnAchmaD, ii
yon ! y me- ,g'Dur seats.
II = n...a !.
laca:g France
tina. :. to aagh.'
TN I,ta Get III. the .hrcc other
ias,eu1crs viii hot decay a great Will.
before coming
IIe actor Ni,'el 70 Iuni-h b. at
vAi tack, all the exaggerated preten-
.jyH- -, the coachmai, lie got ioto
the corch with the aH.ity Of youu.
nav the coachHan snui the door, all:
l,l,uei himself on tie look out. Oh
the road 9 sosrcs, to see j! other las.
ss1.crs dbl Tot arrive.
Wh..s, The coachman is ,ius recon.
hotyc,n., the actor c., opened the
other door on the other side Vi the rayk
hurried through the darkness, alter
having let, him behind his CLOAK, and
Iak'n. a roGnl about turn, he AGAIN
lrc,anul himself, linplns along to the
coachman, and IN a s;ammcrins voice
ac inquired if thry woAll Sc. Out so,a,,
'lnmclIctcIv, said the coachman.
There are already two, and behold
Two o'hcr travellers, whom | await. and
who are just coming The lin)ing
sc;or. slowly gets into the coach, and
the door IS closed lie soon passes
cIro"sh the opposite door again with
tho shshtes. nose. and the second dis.
case OF the actor IS an Old man. 1t is
knovn that &. has all expressions and
eAcry tone Of voice at lis coinmpnd.
Monsieur sad the coachman to
tic pretended old man, we will start
nigh, away You make the third, and
the fourth Is III the house ; he is getting
his hat
The fourth was ike the others, an
imaginary Individual, who would never
have arrived, II the actor, performing
Tor the last time, his stra,a-em, had
no; resumed his cloak in order to a..
pear before the coachman with the
staggering wax Q! Il young man cxci,.
cd ~ the 'apors If mighty banquet.
All well if you arc in bury, as
you say. c,ied the coachman i'll a trl.
unphaht tone, you can set out instant.
er, you make TIE required COMPLIMENT
Get upon the seat, and lots be of =
SAID the actor opening the door and
closing i; again after him, Soon the
wheels were III motion and the horses
IN a sailop. The horses understood
nothing d ibis mystery, and the driv.
or was a.toui,hed a; seeing them tray.
81 So they drew but one rassenger'
a, tie Place de Ia Ccncoyd., as far
as it was agreed to %, the carriage
stopped. The actor g., opcAed the
door himself, and giving tho coachman
five francs he disappeared, The coach
man waited a couple Of step back, for
the appearance Of the other ,asscn-
gers. No one came forth They are
asleep, murmurcd he ccachman ara
he .!rus, his head inside in order to
awaken them with his hands to the
seats, Du. touched 10 one lie was
lhunderstruck, and stood us motionless
az the ncj sl1oring statue. /
How have these men vanished -
The horses had key, full gallon. all
he Nay from sam, Cl9ni to tie Place
lie Ia C2ncoric. Four had entered
ne coach-cnly one had Departed
W hat a sueiec, for stupeiaction And
II the bottgm Of this gtea; mystery
more inrenctrah!c than all other mys.
crlcs Of rar.s-tl.crc was something
~! more sraNe-the loss Of tic fifteen
rancs'
II the coachman hal no, ,enderly
9Ved h's Two horses, he would have
ought the neigh orins bridge. in or.
Ter "a commit suicide bu, people a. ,
ot ot'ea Kill themselves wien they t
al leave beloved bcin.s Oh tic Garth.
As he was absorbed in these reflect.
-, rs mystery sas stall more CON.
heated by IA incident. An old mer. ,
SAINT, ali ragged approached the ,.cn.
&c coachwan. and held forth his hand