Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
\ C"stle and a Heart Escsieged.

! erals, by ia. w. De Puy-now in tho nross of
Phiney and Co. Buffalo
! Murany, one of the most important for,+eesos
, in the possession OF the Transylyannns. was lost
in manner Characteristic Of the age of chiyalry
a castle Of great strength, in the centre of a
country so C!en the seat OF civil war. the name
OF Murany frequently occurs in Hungarian his
ttory III one time the Diet complains of it as a
harbour for traitors end robbers at another. a
solemn decree of the nation indicates !, is the
safeguard OF the kingdom, and appoints i, as the
place where the sacred crown of ST Sta,ben
should be deposited. AT this period it was in the
hands OF a woman. Maria, the lady of Muyrany
a young and beautiful widow, educated Il strict
Protestant, had little difficulty in choosing the
party she should adopt; and readily admitted
de'achIn2ht OF Pennsylvania troops TO STRENGTH.
EN- me garrison of her castle but only on comb
ton that she should retain the command The
l!l-d!scplned sodiery Of PENNSYLVANIA wern On.
SHY conquered in the field, but as lone as Nnr-
any protected their retreat, their entire suhiec
ton was almost hopeless. A strong body of
troops under Wosseleny were detached TO be.
siege the castle. AS Wesselenyi SURVEYED its
natural and artificial defences, he almost des-
pared OF eti'ctng lis reduction and when no
heard that Maria commanded the garrison. his
despair was emGttered by the thought tIat his
''NN0 'tiNH 4dbId1S lillHH ROW DC tArnlSnCu by
defeat at the hands of woman. All the arts of
war were now expended in vain aqains, the bpge
mountain fortress; every attempt cost the blood
OF some OF the kings best troops, and served on
y rs amusement TO the garrison. A pro.racted
siege rarely improves the discipline Of an army,
ana runours OF Victories on the side of the enc
my were not wanting to discourage the besicC-
ers. lime, too, now pressed and, as force was
sui evidently poWerless against Mnrany, Yves.
solenyi at last determined to try what persuasion
might effect on his COMMANDERS. Disgusting
himself IN the drosS Of an inferior officer. the CEN
crHl appeared before the gates as bearer of fac
OF truce, TO demand parley with the mistress OF
the castle and cumingly did ho talk of favora-
bic condition and royal rewards: but his opponent
only laughed at his offers, as she had done at his
threats.
4 good general however, always finds out the
weak points in his enomys defences; and per-
haPS the eyes Of Maria had expressed No dispeas-
ure at the handsome face and manly 6rure of
the envoy. nor probably were the beauty and
courage Of the commandrcss without their inhu-
oncc on NesseIpnyi's Determination. Certain
II IS, that next day another trumpet summoned
the garrison to Parloy, and that this time the
herald bore letter Offering the heart and hand of
Wesseleyi to his beautiful enemy, 70 whom he
confessed the rUse he had pracrsod, but vowed
that love had taken ample revenge for his temer-
ity. Caught with the romance, bat determined
to test is sincerity, Marin answered that if the
writer's courage equallod his audacity, and he
willing to pursue The fortune he tempted, he
might find, at midnight, ladder against the nor
thcrn tower III which light would be burning
tLar &c - 0-'''o ''o'i-' NJ A4's"' "eui iut
Wessolcnvi WINS foo ,,o,d . l,;,,bt 60 .,c,..
tho h;dn1 Ga iol,a e, 800 >, . mn - telus'
nigt Is :, 10y aal ~ ''a 1 !loug
camp ond ~, Gnu ulV, ne ''' ms
tho nron'is1J liz, -; ,o VI. 'Gr,u
ladder hum frer ~ Low no
and coution9v IA No. ,dvor Nv, @'u Sleiy
No so,,,or l ,,- Wv. wv - S"'', 'i' V'sM'' ou'
found himself sundenly seized from behind, and
dragged to the ground, while body of armed
men entered the chamber and bound him in chains
Biindtoldod no was led forward he knew not
whittier, ill harsh voice. commanding a halt.
thus addressed the prisoner:
"Slr knight strategy is fair in love, as well as
war: you hive delivered Yourself into the DOW
eT OF your enemies, md it is for them 10 dispose
OF yon as they choose bat the COMMANDERS of
the castle is inclined to mercy, and on condition
Of your deserving the cause of the king, she ia
willing not only to give YOU freedom, but to be-
stow herself aid he. vast POSSESSIONS ON Won Inv
marriage. In an hour come to yeceve vonr
ans wcr-acccrtqnce or death ~
Rude as was the tria, where lovo and liro ,Ioo-
ding against duty and ROYALTY. tho soldier ri,I'-
stood it manruly: and. at the hour. conclusion
'', ,,1 ca ony ""!ten ans Wer.
$780, ' io., ''. IA oo"'y'
flo h,,,Io t.t ~ "oI> P"S7'" MS ~. ips' when
s,C,, tl,' .',I us cyes '9|'csi MARIA
I .IH ~ al nef beauty smile Iayed
',e' 'p3H." an" extending Her hand to
~, ,I2'a''eo " Gs't't. sac exclaimed,
- ""c ~ I''''e Hl"2"| ana WIN II all have,
i i' Ii{ co"''""cJ main won my heart; keep mp
tnE 'u'Il 10 me as wen as ih'u INST done to thy
tr a,'u wi" s1''J acknowledge thee
- O'''
NEVER GIVE 4 KICK FOR a liIr.--I learned
good lesson when was little gIrl. says lady.
One frosty morning was | ohng out of the
window INTO my fathers barn yard, where stood
many co|S, oxen, and horses, wai'ing to drink
ne catuc Gil stood very still and meek, I'LL ono
OF the cows, in attempting 10 turn round, happen-
ed to lit her next ncirhbor, wherrurC,, the nnicb
Dor kicked and hin another In Gyo,ni,n,os,l,o
whole herI ,yoro kicI;,,r, co,l, l,t,ar ,,;,h CO.,
Nv mother IopobcI and .o;J &"a ,,ha, oa ar'3.
of kicking when Won are lit." Jus. So have
seen one cross word ut whole family by tho
1.'''I ''o,! t'r',,''.g ,nirI"arIS' II my
'ii .,i,J r.. 80 " ','' H'''a"'e' she
" QUIZ S"l' I'A' care my cHdFeH remember
row tIt iUtt IN Inc i1Tn-EaTI I.uln Navar