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cd the supper table of the Visitation sudden feeno Of
painful soctude experienced by the Sisters In charge
ON discovering that OF their pupils missing
No time lost In institutng careful and udicious in
qury when the tact developed that the absen
ec-about is years. Of ageom Tennessee and the child
of Protestant parents had short sine previously leaped
from Of the windows and through the grounds had c
ected unceremonous escape. This gay and beautiful
girl only worshpped by her parents but idozed
by the Ssters-or the mutual affection which existed had
been strengthened by agreeable intercourse of past
years-and ygiant search quickly made for the fair
Her entire absence from the premises partially re-
eved the Sisters Of apprehension OF personal injury
from her bold leap but still mystery pervaded their minds
and in duty bound to devoted parents well the
exalted character of their institution, that search
nued No of the lost could be discovered in
Georgetown. Then the Sisters aud two highly respecta
BILE gentlemen directed the house of respectable
citizen Of Washington who was supposed to be able to
advise with them in the bec OF their investigation.
The interview with this gentleman nvgorated the hopes
of party and after brief period OF suspense he freely
admitted that the young lady in the charge of his
wiiel One gentleman who had panied the sisters
last evening" was this morning, kindly permitted hold
interview with the fair heroine She frankly stated her
puguancc being returned school, that her mind
occupied with greater interests To her future.
Whilst at "Jourians Springs" this summer she formed
attachment to highmnded honorable young gentleman
OF the South whom she had pledged her heart and hand
union, she had made her escape, teegraphcd her
lover and resolved be oicd in her enterprise
On the other hand the friend Of her fathers who had fur
nshed her retreat had notified her father by lghtn ing
line and he Is now probably on his here.
In Of the gentleman who had this interview and
for the sake Of taking pleasant farewell of the ki nd
ladies who loved her, and had bestowed such attentions
upon her the young girl returned to the academy The
doors OF the paor set wide open the sisters depored
her and endeavored To persuade her remain with
them until they could deliver her the parents who
had couddngy placed her under their charge. She
canddly averrd however that the circumstances admit
ted Of delay the nuptal engagements arranged
her intended on his way meet her, aud in
ducement would be eiiectual OBTAINING her for
single day. Finding all their Inconsistencies vain under
kind proes rewes enterchangcd and the fair one
in charge OF the catholic gentlemen who accompanied her
returned to the house and friendly OF her fathers
friend and his family.
Whoever the fortunate sutton be- he will be blessed
with young lady Of beauty, high ACCOMPLISHMENT,
ordinary eloquencc las evinced during this affair." and
title splendid fortune boot. The sisters and the
friends lost whole nights reposc in pursuing the novel
adventurcr but Love has thus far triumphed the
earnest and kindest remonranccs and solicitations N.