New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

every morning before leaving ms mouse upon l1'
business Of tie day. The wife speedily made known
her unfortunate position 70 her cousin, Young man
of highly propose ssIns appearance He o<t no time
IL conveying 70 her supply If oonnets and CATERS
70 replace those nat had been put under arrest
Moreover. he offered her his aru and together they
enjoyed many mornings walk In the pronenades
Of THIS far-famed capital But during one OF these
contraband excursions the lady deserted the familiar
features of Nh Larkln Jus, lowering INTO view
Quick as thought she and the cousin hurried into an
omnibus hoping in this way to avoid all possibility OF
detection But LaTkln recognized his wife, even IN
her new he dress and guessed at the Identity Of
the cousin. He made after the retreatlng omnibus
but the escaping couple had completed rs compile
ment and the fatal sign, Full" arose upon ne ROOF
of the vehicle. Nothing daunted he struck for home,
intending to get there first and to confront his run
away wife on her arrival. From her seat IN the ON
nibus Mrs Larkin her husband start for the
house, and from the extraordinary time ne was mar
Ing, il was pretty evident he would win the race
The cousin saw, too, that nothing but mighty enort
could save the day. Giving parting nJunc'lohlo
Mrs. L. TO lose no time IN reaching nome, ne ruSheu
out Of the omnibus and into a haier's, where ne op-
Grated complete change IN his outward man.
black hat gave place 10 A white one by few grace
ful manlpulatons upon his linen his standing collar
was transformed into Byron, and his Wristbands
were turned back upon his coat-sleeyes If IN pre-
paration for Joust at fstcufs. Thus metamor-
phosed he sauntered forth, and IN few min
utes met Larkn going of at a brisk rate and
within few blocks of his house. Gracious me-
exclaimed the latter. why, Georges, thought
Just saw you get into an omnibus with my wife :"
" You mus, be cracked Larkln, my boy everybody
knows that YOU lock up Mrs. LIS shoes, and that she
can't go out if she would | don't blame you for
It, Larkn for, between you and l. the young men
OF our day-but don let US talk upon SO painful 4
subject Come into Leblond's, and take little
something TO drink" No, thank you, think Il
better Just convince myself that all snug at home
a. insist your keeping me company, Lafkm
beside, how could your VIE be IN an omnibus
without a bonnet suppose we take d brandy
punch r" &. No, do nj drink brandy, 1t gives me
the headache" Well. Xerris hO5bld'r, then -
4 what ?" 4 Xerris koJjiaT. Is 1t possible
you We never heard Of that fragrant combination
Then you dont leave till you 'ye tired one.
When Columbus set sail for his undiscovered world,
It must have been the odOr Of the kobblaIr that al
luTed him over The sea. Gqr-0a, d6ur k0bb'arS.'
And the WIetched husband, caught fast behind a
green table, beleaguered and boxed IN By dread
ful cousin that sat duty at the only exit, but,
above ALL seduced by restless, jostling of ice
and lemon-peel, and perpexed by an unlntelllgloe
straw whose Office he could not understand till he
the pull at end, and the kOoblalr DIS
appeared at the oiher-in this position, the wretched
husba,d say. wasted the precious moments. In
the meantime, the omnibus rolled on with the tuan,
wife, and deposited her at the vacant corner and
when Larkn arrived, half an hour later he found
the tables turned against him. His wife evidently
had not stirred from home, while the fumes of the
kobblair tainted the fresh and Innocen, air of Mrs.
Larkn's bOudor. Mr.. l. was, of course, the only
6ne an the wrong All the satisfaction he got was
tho following reprehension from Mrs l.. Oh,
Iarkin. Larkin, YOU We been drinking ~ G.B.F,
We translate the following official document
from IL National
THE Count Alexander Auivabene, native of Man
tua formerly Lieutenan. Of the Regiment of Hangz'
and lately editor Of the Journal Nnc9, convicted Of
having written and published article entitled Sc
cret AgitatoIs, containing sentiments and language
obnoxious 20 the Government in Italy, Of his MaIes-
IT, tie Emperor OF Austria, and o! having in his pos
session tri color cockade and sash and Castillo
PHI born and bred IN this city, student at law, con
vic,ed OF having in his possession the said article,
without laying it before The proper authority, al
though knowing its grayity-have been, accordmgto
the proclamation OF his Exceency, Count Radetskl,
dated March H. 1910, and titles and of the militia
nv penal code, condemned besides the confscatlon
OF the property aforementioned. Arryalene to the
PUNISHMENT or DEATH, and Plzzi to tco ysars' PrI-
scnlpef m fortress, ,h tco days Of fast erery reek
This sentence has been approved according to
law By the undersigned, but considering the former
conduct Of the convcts-considerng particularly IN
favor Of Count A, that an Austrian officer he
fought heroicay IN the last Italian war, even while
his father and brother IN the ranks OF the enc
my, the undersigned commutes the sentence ofdeaih
pronounced against him, 10 two years imprsonmsnl'
and that of Pizzi TO four months, without further
penalty (SigLedJ
BAROS SCHULZ,
Lit Marshal Commander OF the Fortress.
Mantla, sept. IL. 1851"
[Oficial Gazette Of MilaG
Miscellaneous,
SIX missionaries (of whom TWO French, two
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