New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

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She e.sed by face Swsis =. though she woad re,d
NJ Slnes: theesais md then sssiaS heavily, she said
DC net pres me to a1aks any anon 70 a. sht;
weak yesy W. Ak my Thoughts unss,,ed AMI 10 nos
feel equal &c ;1e task morrow, whs n Stronger,
I VII talk . you
'Tll ;o-mcsrow, then" sid I, II viii BID 700 GOOD
Eight In tic meantime endeayor % compose yo1rset
aid rely uron ny friendship" And than taking he phvs
e,au ade tr5 rcq1 ns HIN 20 pay the nvaii every a.
.en.oa TIE same tne expressing ny viii assess 70
meet Az demand whics ne might make the way % .
go the urcesSav s,ers 10 prevent TIE -,hIcr,,n, a.
Re incident nd then my hotel where was soca
/ " hei dream. ~ Of Eveeen Wason
The next morning 10 oclock called the far
rstferr hur yss grsved learn that she une
converse She had been d Shry SAID from the
$50 ths- bad len. and any excitement would he dsa-er-
os 70 hcr IL sd dsarpo ntueni 20 for en-
roy 70 lean the history o. the youns FINALE had become
sroufely m nnl was forced 20 exercise patience how.
eyer 80 Leo and the day sc the s--c hon. called
again fourd her eomped bur ys rot Tsll enous
to converse. s1rracted morn her po f noes, ,n
the next d-y she would grant me an 1ntfNie" es
20 Ie something other history. Accordingly on the hiri
day FED again. but what vas my ana sur
rrse learning that she had sSen ner de arturo ey ~
the rncrure no one knew whither The doetsr hanied
me which he had ounf npon table IN me room ~
which she had been ar invalid addressed 20 th kind
,,.- a a. ~ bSs-erss5 hsr sna trenhirsy hresk
ing the sea, --ad IS follows:
NY III Which you have manifested n
the wei slre 81 IN yer tfanser 70 YOU snt ene VS. !
rn4iHces -@- to - sesi 'r'a'' pS- oady n n'1- o
r-s fone 81 heart, and usn better rtl than .leae
ny part houd be ga-ratra nt@ We - cave yoa en-
aeQgarir win ise elmsans whh - No - eui-' ne On
thorsh franz, and sds 20 egaj m eel WITH 40
horTeno Iesa Only tel you hat Ta born n lrHj Of h1y
mo-. ngu n rcrse-u'ion. without fe having
ar.l ms. har bens have b~.a hunted place pae-
ssd hroush the world he deer pursued ~ haaie @oNe
With pcrn vhh show srrled ierr n,ton on the part
eu. The, r,e., ne A. eyev lrn an cc-t,n wvud
Purpose wsEe you ACQUAINTED ~t my wnoe h'oly ssoa
on euEoisns yoa hcute' on ~ash yoa would and a'd
Nhout tc ie'sf eeVEs nav e Var such ercan
.e~s,hr I'd =, so- e.rre ,v r,rhrr pr,va.ar nav
order hs' be huwn cich Other -o1e'y AID
e.eAs- 80 N'o 90 ~ r. ~ ~ ~. - - sr,
heve ne. Jours. tll death. EFELEhN WILSON
VIII not attempt description my feelings upon read
ing this note the contents Of which only served 20 aid fn
0 The IRE Of curiosity which already consuming
For whole month searched every and corner OF the
city and made every inquiry which world be a. all likely
put upou her track even far a. 70 insert
small advertisement The Herald, calling upon her to
make her place Of abode known me, but all pur
pose and ergth up the seseh despair and nal
almost ceased think of the detailed IN the
fore gcug chapter when night as was DISCUSSING my
supper al fashionable restaurant IN Broadway my attcn-
non attracted by hearing the name OF Eveleen men
toned by enc party the box next 10 the one IN
which was seated. ceased eating and listened atten-
lively for the mention Of that name NJ once revived the
recollection what had passed and the old feeling OF Gu
rosiiy took possession OF me with teni1d power,
Are you Is Eveleen oar Eyelsen " inquired
the speaker alluded TO, earnestly. 10
Nor doubt OF il replied the party addressed land
il had nc. been for the interference OF id policeman
ard another individual who intereeted hluse IN heT ne
half she would have b.en lying snug and safe at the
bottom OF Tie North River By OF her own and we
should have been spared all further trouble concerning
her"
The reader may readily believe that by thus time had
lost al ash any food that OF information 80, noise
csy aying knife and fork upon the table leaned back
agarst the partition that separated tina two boxes and s
tened eagerly.
Wei" sa.dthe first speaker, must Try some other
gamewe only succeed running nerePniauon twil
BE- sufficient for purpose Whatwe want II understand
the matter properly TO induce Old Wilson 10 change ms
mind regarding his Will and am well satisfied from his
religious prrudces, that n We can produce proof
that she only abandoned watou bur hereto, he
will cut her OF with shilling"
What is the old mans opinion with regard TO her mys
ferrous oinppenmce from Ireland y inquired speaker
No. 2
"IIe knows rot what 10 think" answered the party sd
dr,sseL"he II almost inconsoiGhe tor her oss, out ne
cir % 10 tie hone that she viii one day restored HIM
The party IN conve rsaton did dream there was
any body within hearing and sened uncistu6'd 70 me
most horrible plot for the overthrow OF innocerce ana w
tue that ever conceived had heard enolg % satisfy
that poor Eyeeen had not the least ns stated her
position in hei become satisfied OF the sct mat pses
and pow erfu A. work 70 blast her far ane-i
had he ard rdn that they had s succeeded m drv
her from home. and had aerwArd hung upon ner ai
dogS,d her ,seps from plc, 70 placehad followed
her M at every sewing shop miline eotaoNh ao
intelligence office, az which she had applied In order 10 CD
honest empoyuo had surro lded her with all sorts
Of difficulties and thrown IN her way every tenpauOn
that calculated 10 lead young inexperienced grl
sstgayand had heard them admit thas every euort n
pro, cd futile and Il st the girl driven % desp ration mn
sought death rather than dshoLor All tmsl learned ou
determined 20 Learn more took an oah tlat "oua
not rest satisfied till had aired the key % the mystery
the reason why she thus pesoycrnsy follow dand
,ucceeded How succeeded II is not Necessary now 10
state but viii appear the Of my story the
reartrne VIII CONNIE nee the history Of Eyeeen w son,
begnIirg her birth. and continue H. IN uluause fOrH
Eveleon Wilson was horn IN tie city VI Dublin in tho
year laaf Her father Felix Wilson, merchant AMI
the tine OF the birth of my heroine well ~ do IN te
word lie seemed 10 have been born under an unucky
planet however for his wife died shortly after giving hfti
his fret child the subject Of this story aud from that pc
rod troubles poured in upon him thick and fat BY the
tine Eyeleeu had reached her twelfth year her father
who loved her almost 10 dosry and had aysd upon her
everything Tia: money could b. stow ia the way o. edaca-
ton became bankrupt, and sinking under She weight OF &C
cunaied sOuOws be died, be- uesting bis welIig1 DIS
tractsd child the Of On ony brother respectable
farmer IN the County kildare.
The father OF Mr. Wilson had been wealthy landed pro
petOr bot having fallen under the msplcon oil the bnsh
Government, during the rsh Rebellion OF 81, wich CAUSE
h. known favor he Obliged 10 fly the country
shortly after the apprehens Of the lamented Enms
leaving his wie and two ehdrenfeIX the fihe Of our
heroine and Robert the uncle with whom she went 70 re-
SIDE after her fathefs death behind hun lie died IA eNe
but hs wife. who strong nnrded, well educated wo
man. bestowed tie and attention upon her w)
sons whom n .sioune mad made her the only protector
and lived them grow 10 ua estate, respected and
prosperous when she died deeply ianented oy every
body who had tine good fortune TO know her both tex snt
Robert were strongly unctured with the same feel ns winch
led their fathers downfall sna their love Tor Ireland was
unbounded her detestaon Of tie Bntsi Government
Having stated thus niueh WIN regard 20 my PS
rerage W ID pass the days Of her esrer childhood,
durns vhch nothing Of Importance occurred and Introduce
her the reader the time OF her sd berenYenent-the
frst res trouble which she had ever known.
poor girl hurg the corpse Of her deceas parent
,obbns though her heart would beel don't axe on 90
hard hard, Tor 30 young 10 Dc de-
rrvsd only parent bat your imnodeate zrrf T not
brng him back e and You must try 70 summon p1Eo-
90 nv 20 your aid will BE- father 70 youas tender one
a. he wss possible pledged myself 70 that effect 70 him
that cold there and may Heaven forget me
forget my vow
20 ureleo exclaimed the Weeping gd, dear uncle,
YOU a. yerv kind and not ungrsef bat IL hard tO
think Of his bring laid the cold, cold ground ali alone,
while l. who have known What was 10 mas hs
smile the while he lay sick there and
rscsed with painan surrounded by he happy sunlight.
shall never listen the sound Of hs again, which 20
ne ~ss tie music feel te g1t pressure OF
hs hand upon my head he would say God bliss you
Uncle uncle must weep or my heart ~ III break "
Poor chr a. exclaimed her uncle more o. himself than
her your first trouble and Heaven grant that
II may BE- your last"
shall psss over the sad attending the funeral OF
the decea.ed gentleman which followed by every man,
won an and child miles around who able 20 be prs
ent and come fine morning M June when Robert WIZ
son having attended the settlement Of his decessed
brother. affairs started with his niece Ia comfortable
travelling carriage fer his residence country
farmhouse IN Kildare.
Ashley slowly travelled along the main southern road
leading from Dublin toward LeiIster aud Munster, Eve
en cOunfenAnce cOntrasted strangely With the happy
faces the that filed the coaches NOV.
H. toward the capital They psrchanee were fun Of bright
hopes aud happy cipstions while she poor child was
ABOUT leaving her CITY, with all it, happy
20 dwell amid entirely 20 her Her une cid al