New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

and drark End took 20 all OF devres on. ~ -
tair and fury. And now comes this Nohun and -.
hkes him. ! know che likes him.
Indeed, and on my sou, you are wrong sr~ T..
uord cred
.she takes letters from him. cries my lord .l,o,
here, Harry snd he pulled out paper with brown
want killed Ono OF the grooms picked up from BE-
crousd and gave it me- Here 4 Is IN their d. comedy
i,rpon: Divine Glorsna--Why look 10 cold on your
Lave who sdores you Have you nooompassionoa the
tor,ures you have seen me suhe'ing' Do y0a vOaSA-
.s no rcpy 10 blcs iha, are written with tie tool ol
Nv heart ! She had more letters from hira'
But ,he answered meme, cries Esmond
That's not Mohuns faux says my lord, and viii
be royer red on him, ss Gods IN Heaven, VIII
"For lisht word or two win you rsk your l.iys
honor snJ your fany'. happiness my lord E-nona
Pba, thc,e Shall he no question OF my wes honor
said nv lord: Eve csn quarrel ON plenty OF ground BE-
side h i've thst villain viii b. punished; is, my
ismiy will be only the better there VIII on aspend
thrtt the les 10 keen in the world and Frank has bet
ter teaching than hi. father Ny mind - made up har
~ Tsmond and whs,evcr the event Is am easy about
IL leave my wife end you as guardians 20 'he ehua
rem
Seorg that my lord was bent upon pursuing this
quarrel, and that enircstes would draw him from
Hsrry Esirond Chen of hotter and more impc'ions
nGtGfe than now, Whcn care Snd reflection, AM gray
lair have canci hn) thought it his duty to stand
10y hi- Kind generous patron, snd said NY lord, II
you are determined uron war, you must not 60 INTO
scre tbs tho duty OF cur house 10 stand by ia chief
sId should neither forgive myself You II you dii
not call me or should be otscnt from you cmen,
o. G,nScr'
"Why, Harry. ny poor boy, YOU are bred Cor par
son" saws my lord, taking E'mond by the hand very
kindly; land were great ply that yoa should ned
ole in the matter.
.Ysur lo-lship though, Of being churchnl9n once
Harry ap,Wered and fathers orders dill not pre-
veut linn fighting AZ &c flewcod sgsintthe Rorndheads
Your enemies are rnc cir ctn use the iois as you
Lrve sscn indifferent well. and don't think shall be
ntT,i when the buttons are taken OH EN- Aud then
Harry ,Nplained with some bushes and hesitation Ter
the matter wss delicate and he feared lest BY having
Tut himself forward in tho quarrel, ne might have
landed his pstron0 how he he'd himself expOstllsted
with the Lord Mohun and proposed 10 measure swonis
WIKI him if need were and lie could not be got 10 with
draw pcaceahlv in this dispute And should have
heat him sr" SAYS Harry laughing. " He never could
parry that bote brought from Cambridge Let rs have
hall arhour OF IT, and reheaIse-l can teseh Il Your
lorGship t. the most delicate point N tae Mo,I anga
by George, Harry you ought 70 b. the head Of the
house tad my lOrt sloCmty. " You had been better
Lord Casicwood than lazy sot Ike me, he sidsl,
drawing his hand ncross his eycs, and surveying his
knsmGn with very kind, Gicctionatc glance.
Let MS take our conts oil and have half anhoars
practice before nshtdll" lays Harry, after thankfully
srssping hi patrons mpaly hand "a
You are but liit,c bit Of lad says my Lord, eoM
hrmeIedlyi but IN iaith. believe you eond do TOR
L 1t fellow No, NY boy he continued, ''l have noae
OF your fents and tricks OF stabbng: can use my
sword pretty well too and VIII fight my own quarrel
But she'll be by 70 .ce fairplsy," cries Harry.
y y
when Is it, 81 gays Harry, for he saw TIA, the
mater had been arranged privately aid beforehand BY
MY lord.
WcgttgIy 10 say that 1 wanted him especially. lie
Knows Tor what, AID viii be- here presently, and drink
pat Of that bottle OF sack. Then we shall 60 10 the
ihea,er in Duke-st where VIC shall meet Mohun; and
then we FLall all sup Gt the Rose the GREYHOUND
lien We shGll call Dr car-Snd then, tod help us =
ehher wicked villain end traitor shall go out of tho
world, poor worthless devil that doesn't care O. re
main in 1t. am ,itor away, Elal-my wife viii he IN
he h6l pier when | em gone says my lord. wifhs
crosr, int tore the heart Of Harry Esmond so that he
i,ry broke into sob ovcc his patrons kind hand
The business Wac talked with MOhua before h
l,t lons-Casiewocd, meen my lord went on 81
took The letter into him. which had read and charged
LIN with his yillany. End he could make no denial of A.
Ouly lie sel ihstlny wife was innocen7
And so shc is before Heaven my lord, she s~
clies Harry
"No doubt, no doubt They always are" SAYS INV
lord No doubt, when shc heard he was killed he
ftnted fro M accident
But, my lord, my name is Harry cried on, Esuo,d.
burning red: "feu told my lady, Harry klsdfs
+, sna msI. yeu TOO shouts my lord
nrc going to stinc-ycai No, my boy, YOU &c an h9no
1880 Into tears esen more cruel TO seel You are@
hone-t boy and love you and, ny Heavens am 70
wrotched that don't what sword "a thatenis me-
stop, here's Jack WCsbuIy. Well JACK welcome,
old boyl This Is my knsman, Harry Edmond
WHO brought your bowls Tor you Of Cos'lewood
sir" says Harry, bowling; and the three gentlemen ne
seiting Jacob in hairy gloves cheating Isaac OF Ens
srtbrsht. The burning paper lighted itup. -
lis only confession, Mr. Atterbury, sad ms
Young man. He leaned his head against the man
piece burst Of tears 60 his cycs They were e
int he had shed he safe ty his lord, scared by ~
calamity and more yet 10y what the poor dying eesx
nan had told him, md hocked 10 think that ne sncsN
he The sgert OF bringing this double misfortune on ''oss
he loved best.
lie, us 20 to him." ssid Mr. Esmond. Aud accord
ingly they went into tie chamber where, By mn
q md broke
p'le face and wild appealing eyes, that wore that a~m
iaal lock Of coming dissolution. The surgeon was VIZ
LIN. He went into the chamber Atterbury cdne out
thence My Lord Vacount turned round his eyes toward
E'mend. II checked tho ether to hear that rattle in kk
tLICat.
MY Lord vsccunt," says Mr. Atterbury, "Mr H.
mord wants witnesses, and ha,h burned the paper"
my desrest master" EsInond said knccling down.
and taking his hand sud kissing H.
Ny Lord Vlscount slrng upon his bed, and hung his
oims Ground Edmond. God bl-blees," ...-.. was all
lie sad The blood rushed from his mouth dcluging the
yong man. bly, desie.t lord more. He
gone with blessing his pa, and love and repentance
and kindness in his manly heart
On the death of Lord Castlewood, his wife
returns to her early feelings of tenderness and
reverence for her lord The following scene
takes place in the prison, to which Henry had
been committed for his share in the tragedy.
Itwes On the tiri Jay after he had TO the Gate
hcHe prison, (where he lay small pam from his
wound, which infGmed ana ached severeiy)-and with
tho hOus and resolutions that have been ltspoken
Of TO depTess, and yet 10 console hinl-thst h. tsmonds
keeper and told him that visitor was asking or
him. ard though he could not see horace, which was en-
yoloped in a black hood--her whole figure, too, beng
yelled and covered with the deepest mourning-Ennond
knew al that his visitor was his dear mistress
lie got up from his bed, where he was lying, Deng
very weak and advancing toward her, AZ the reunhS
keeper shut the door upon him and his guest IN that sad
place, he put forward bis LEFT hand Gor the right was
Cd cndI syodl and he
kind one Of bis mistress which had done m,ny ofices
Of irendship for him for many year,.
But the Lady CaftlewOCd went back from hin, pa'nhs
back her hood and leaning against tue great stanchoned
door which the jaer had just closed upon them Her
face was CHASTITY htc Hsmond saw H. looking from
tie hood and her eyos ordinarily so sweet and tende