Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

rho.s ereuIoas .ar., be poured lAe .ueslesl word.

Those cretuous sars, he poured the sweetest words
That love could frame"
Cleveland already abounds in all Of incident peculiar
to the largest cities and which make life either agreeable
or ntolerable Much transpres which never sees the
light and many enacted known in limited circles
which do not get into the public prints
of melancholy interest, of the parties at
least occurred here the other day which will relate
Tor the public good. young lady, we forbear
although known arrived here from the State of New
York. on her way into the southern part of the State
whittier she was going 10 consumate amarrage contract
entered into ten years since. Her intended
young who had been born and reared her fathers
residence, but who in all things did not suit the old
folks and consequently, the latter opposed the match
The result was, the young left the country but has
kept up most intimate correspondence with the lady
since, until last he informed her by letter
that she could not be married at home she had better
meet him at -, in this State, in the month of Au-
gust and he married. To this she consented but it
found nconvenent for her TO leave home that time,
and she did arrive her mission Of love until few
DAYS since.
She stopped at one of our best hotels preparatory
her voyage south. She appeared cheerful exceed
ingy well dressed sported gold watch and other par
aphernaia peculiar to the gentilty Previous to her
departure She sepped into the telegraph office to inform
her lover who by the way operator himself,
toned in southern Office the same line, that she had
got so far on her Joyous way and would like to hear
from him at this point After her despatch s2nt and
waiting a reply, one of the operators who very
well acquainted with her intended remarked that the
young gentleman whom she had sent her message
had fallen into " streak of luck" The lady was OBJ
served starte considerably and asked what he
by - streak of luck" He told her the young
married. She fell back in her chair and tainted almost
instantly. The operators and clerks much fright
cned but managed to bring her to by the of
&c. She could not believe the report, and requested
them telegraph again and ascertain the truth The
operator stepped to his key called the office where the
young man employed, but found him not ill., A
clerk in the office however, answered the message say
ing Mr.. - actually married on the 18th of De-
tober and was then q keeping house," When this was
read TO the weeping l.dy she instantly swooned away
again, and for time seemed quite ifecss She re-
suscitated and taken to her hotel in frantic con-
dition, where for days she remained entirely insane.
'oh, grief beyo ID all other grief', vhsn fate
First leaves the young heart desolaie
In the wide world without that only tie,
For which it wished to live feared TO die
Kind care and time that curer Of hearts diseases
have nearly restored her. She exhibits letters show
ing with what fidelity she had trusted in the
false hers that during the ten years of their engage
she had refused several offers had furnished her be-
trohcd money! her parents being rich and he poor had
endured the contumey of her friends hons opposed
to the match and all, all for his sake. She is in
city among strangers alone, it were, the world
having clandestinely left her fathers roof her
lover here and now deserted by him. her cons ttution
shattered and spirit broken. Earth seldom produces
human form miserable object No wonder she
went mad