New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
,Srr vopr nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80. 1852

tw0 little horses, winch ne droFc hiino.r, g-..
coach which ms NINA went IN and d.: lusn1 "Hs
cross old plague and they did not like 70 learn rom IN
AZ all and papa did not care about then iea lnne
laughed wien they were al Their DoOAs pa' ~ -
liked them to learn, and taught them ana uon III.
pepa fond OF mamma. said Beatrix with her gree,
She had come quite elcso up 10 Harry Esnond oy H,
time this prsile took place AMI on his knee am
had examined ell the points of his dress and all the ooi
or bad features of his homey face
You shsuldn't say tia, papa Is Tot fond OF mhhhS
said the boy IL this confession Mamma never 50"
- and mamma forbade you 20 say q, Mss bestrN
Twas this no doubt that accounted for the sadness N
LADY Ca,tcwoods eyes and the painiive vibrations Oh
her voice Who does know OF eyer, lighted by love
once where the hsmes shine more of lamps eNtn'
gui.hed. once properly trimmed and tended Every
man has such in bis house Such mementos make our
snenddest chambers look blank and sad such faces
seen in a LAY cast gloom upon our sunshine. 20 oss.s
mutually .worr and invocaons OF Heaven and p.e-;
IL ceremonies and fond belief and owe, so fond ann
faithful ihst il doubted bat that should hNs lor
ever sre ALI of no avail in making love eternal dies,
in spite If the bans and the priest and nave oiten
thought there should be visitation OF the sick ioI
ard funeral service AMI an extreme uncuon, 'nt 81
abb in pec, IL he's il course ike all mortal tngsts
beginning progress and decay IL buds, ana o.Ioul'
our into sun hine and il wiihcrs and ends S6ephoh
and Chloe lansush spsrt Join IN rsptare ana Prssuy
you hear that Chloe is crying and Strephon nas oVA
bis creek Gcrcss her back Can you menu 20 - IL.
show nc marks Of rupture Not all the priests Oh ny
men not all the mcantanons 10 the gods can MAKE !"
whole g., ... ~,
Waxing up from dreams, books and visions OF Col
Loco hcnors In which for two wears Harry bsdlond asa
been Immersed. he found himself instantly, ON ms return
home in he midst OF this actual tragedy OF me WHICH
absorbed and interested him more than al ms tuloI
TAUGHT hum The persons waOm he loved oeet II, 'no
world aII To whom he owed most, we're hvng unnap
riIv ,o..th,r The -,ntest ana kndest OF women vas
suffering uluss e and shedding tears IN secre; inc hi
who madr her wretcheG by neglect, II not by VolehN,
wss Hauys benefactor end patron In h1sts W.
in place on thst sacred inmCst fame OF love there Il
disccrd at the center the whole household becomes
hypocrtcal. and each lies 10 his nei1hbor LIE nus
be- nd (or il msy b. the wi) lies when the 'stsr comes
in, and grin OF reconciliation or poiIen'4s uc
fore him Tho vie lies Cndeej, her business Is 20 90
that. aud 10 smile. however much she u beaten sWa-
lows her esrs sbd lies 10 her lord and master Nca IA
bidding little Jacky respect dear papa hes IN assuring
gr6nGpapa that she IS perfectly happy Tue Ser' a's
lie wearing grave faces behind their masters CHAIR, ami
srd pretending be unconscious OF the hghtlng ana
So ircm morning ill bed time, life Is passed IN iasc'
hocd AMI wseacrcs call this proper regard o. mora,
and point out Bsucis and Philemon ~ examples o.
gccd lie II, :,
r,end my lord was By means reserved when IN his
,uns and smoke his mind very freely. bidding Harry
bis cosr way and with his blunt language, beware Of
all women, cheats, jaes, jit and ing other unais
taxable money isilos in speaking Ct them. Indeed
twas the fishon Of the day, must and there's
not writer CT ny time OF any note, with the exception
Of poor D.ck steele, that docs speak Of
81 slave, ana scoln and use her a. such Mr. Pope,
Mr. COrgeve Mr.. Addison, Mr.. Gay, every one OF EN-,
sing in this key each according TO his nature and POI
likeness and louder ard foler than sl in abuse j. Dr.
Swift, who spoke of hem h. treated them, worst o.
ell
On these rccollections Col Esmond who
has now become sage by long experience, in
dulges in a vein of philosophical remark which
may not be quite out of date in these times.
Much Ct tie qutIrcs and hatred which arise between
married people come in my mind from the husbants
rage and revolt at lis discovering his slave AMI brt
fellow who minister all hi wishcs and IS church
svCIn 10 honor and obey hints his superior AMI that
he ana not 2nt ought to be tie supordinHte oil me
twain ard in thee controversial think lay the causc
OF my lords anger against his lady. When Ae left her.
Sic began 10 think for her-ef aud her ia Jughis we're
not in h- favor. Alter the illumination when the love
Imp Il put cut hat spoke Of and by common
dwight you look nj the picture what doub 1t look
what "a clumsy cngyl How many men and wives come
10 this knowledge, think you, And if It be painful u
woman 10 hnd herself mated for lie 70 boor, AMI or
dered 10 love and honor dulard: i, is worse still for
the MN himself perhaps whenever in his dun cOnprc'
hensicn the idea ewns that his slave and drudge yon
der H. in truth, his SUPERIOR that the woman who does
his bidding, and submits to his hanlor, should he hs
lord Inst she think thousand things beyond the
power Of hi muddled brains and that in yonder head,
The pillow opposite TO him, lie a thousand feelings,
mysteries OF thought, latent sc0rns aud rebeui0n.,
whereof he only Oinly perc.ivcs the existence a. they
lock cut urtvey from her eyes treasures OF love DOOM
cd 20 perish without hand to gather them swest fun
cies and images OF beauty tat would grow and unfold
themselves mo Lower: Dfgn VIII litt WOulu SHINE IKE
dit mouds could it be brought into the sun: and the
tyrdnt IN posesion brushes the outbreak Of all thee
drives them back Ike slaves into the dungeon and dark
ners, and cGies without that his prisoner Is rebellion,
ard liz subject undutul and refractory. 50 the
limp was cut in Ca tewood Hail. aud the lord cad lady
thee each other a. they were. WITH her lhnee-
end altered beauty my lords fire tor his wife disappear
ca with bis solhncss and ta.thcssness her foolish he
tdn Of love and reverence was rent away. LOvci--
who j. love what is base and unlOyely, Respect =
who Is to respeCt what gross ard sensual Not all the
marriage CGtEs before all the parson cardinals,
ministers muiiis and rabbins IN the world can bind 10
that monsrcus allegiance This couple was living apart
then the wCman happy to be allowed TO love and teni
her clidICn (whO were never OF her own goodwill
away om herr and thankful TO have saved such treas
urcs ~ thee cut of the wreck in which the better pert
OF her heart went down
Lord Castewood grows worse aud worse.
He becomes deeply involved in debts OF honor
TO the infamous Lord Mohun, who at the same
time takes advantage of visit in the family
10 offer insults to the meek and unprotected
wife. Tie sequel of this part of the story is
soon tod.
An hour alter my lords arrival, (Which showed that
his visit had been arranged beiOrchand my ord5 man
Of siness arrived from Grays Inn and, thinking that
hi patron might with be private with the lawyer e.
memo lcr leaving them but my lord said his bust
ness was short introduced Mr. Esm0nd to the lawyer,
wbo had been engaged for the family in the old lords
tine: v no said that he had paid the money desrcd
that day 20 ny Lord Mohun hmsc az his lodgings IN
BCws that his lordfhip had expressed some surprise,
IS it not customary 10 employ lawyers he ssid IN
such transactions between men OF honor; but, never
theefs he Ind returned my Lord ViscOunts note OK
hand, which lie held at his olent's disposition
ID" thought the Lord Mohun had been in Paris !" criel
Mr. Esmond, In great alarm and istonishment.
lie is come back al my invitation said my Lord
ViscCunt. ave have accounts 10 settle together"
II pray Heaven they are over, sir [" says Esmond
"Ob, quite, replied the other, looking hard al the
young nan. :" He was rather troublesome about that
money told you had loet TO him at play. And now
ms paid and We quits that score, and we shall
meet coed friends aglin.'
Ny lord, cried out Edmond, II sure you are de-
cevng me- and that there is aquarrel Lord
Motun end you
"Quiucl-pah We shall sup together this very
night and drink bottle. Every man is ill-hnnored
WHO loses such sum Us have lot. But now lis paid,
and my anger is gone with it,"
Whore shGll we sup, cir Il gays Harry.