The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-11

upon the questloaS OF tilS uay al HOAl'S +"
well as abroad.
INc1DEvTs OF PARIS LIFE. - The PAR
espondent ofthe St. Louis Republican
C, - letters are so interesting, relates
who's Il two following incidents in Par
,:c 10 '''' ''' n the Tulleries, da
m ~skses to mo
about fN
oo'o'e yesterday were W. hot
years Of age was rolling her hoop; Tia,
rolled up against gentleman sitting on
bench, and the child going up to him to get
it, looked at him to get it. looked at him
involuntarily and suddenly cried out: "Oh!
if therie isn't the gentleman of mammals
miniaturel' This exclamation Of course
attracted the attention Of passers by, and Of
a youag woman who Immediately came up
to the child, aud giving glance at the
gentleman, !.;a:sd away. He appeared
Supplied, and stared from the child, and
her mother as Il he was losing his senses;
but when he saw the latter fall fainting on
the grOun he caught her up, clasped her
in his arms a d covered her face with kiss
es' She soon regained her senses and fell
weeping on the gentleman's 52:om. A
sergeant de Vile coming up, led them of
with the little girl, and calling a carriage
put thnm in; but the bystanders had already
learnt their history from their different ex-
clamations.
Five years before. they were married,
with every prospect of happiness before
them; but the husband being young, was led
astray by dissipated associates, and becom
+ ing jealous Of his wife, treated her so un
kindly that she finally left Kim, and took an
humble lodging in different quarter of the
city, where she soon after gave birth to a
little daughter, and since that time had sup
ported herself and child by the needle The
husband had sought his wife in vain, and
had at last come to :he conclusion that she
had put an end TO her existence. This
thought had such an effect upon his mind as
to cure him; not only Of his Jealousy, but OF
his vices. aud ne had since been living a
mos. exemplary life, consecratIng all bis
thoughts to the memory of his lost wife
lie was in the habit OF walking in the Tu
lieries every afternoon, and it was thus that
the chance turning aside of the little girl;
hoop gave him back his wife and child
Let US hope that both parties have received
a lesson which will make their future ilt
Purer and happier than their past!
The Police court was also thrown int
commolion the other day, by a scene som:
what similar. A young boy Of sixteer
years eE age was brought before the court
charged with stealing and begging on tn,
public streets. He was bright fine lool
ing boy, and very poorly clad, and whel
brought before the Procurer. he lelI on hi.
knees, and begged him not to put him ii
prison; that his mothor was sick and star
wing and that alone had driven him to s;eaI
that he could not fad work, and il he wa
imprisoned the disgrace would kill his poo
mother. The Procurer seemed somewha
moved by the boys story, but nevsTlheless
after hearing the evidence condemned hir
to six weeks imprisonment. As the bo
was being led away, poor woman coyere
with rags, pale, and her hair all in disorder
forced her way through the crowd, and tC
tering up 70 the boy, passed one arI
, around him, and then turning TO the Procu
rer, pushed bacIt5her long black hair an
AO YOu ASh uISQ tAtS
Thirteen years have passed since you {
! serted me leaving me.alons with my chi
; and my shame; but have not forgotten 20
: and this boy, whom you have just condeu
I ed--this boy--is your son!!'' You may
! agine the effect this startling annOunceme
: produced on the bystanders. The Procure
! ia loud voice, ordered the woman TO
carried from the couri, and .hen left Il hi
7 self but he joined the poor creature In I
/" street and carried her and her boy off in
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