Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09
FAYETTEVILLE, TEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1853,

4 gratitude WHICH L am confident
Shall never.again receive from any
human being.
Tie jailor fastened The heavy
door, and ! followed Don Alvez VIII
E+was Fastening from the building
When | overlook him, I inquired
his resolution as toIthc fate Of The
young Greek maiden.
~She dies tomorrow, at noon, :
was the l3.conic reply n
1t was then near evening. II
Was at first unwilling to answer any
question concerning her, but by diht
Of close application, ] e Xtraeted rs
much intelligence as put me on 4
track by which at length discoverd ID
Conrad. l haYe net ability to de-
scribe tlat gallant youth Tbefe
was the genuine Attic stamp in lFs
character and fame He enter4 ID
eagerly into my plan Of rescue, 1T
was Sufficiently pcrllous, hut thnt 0
him was a accommodation railFr
TIL IN otherwise. Tie design was 70
br ibe thejai!or toconnive our a2m1s-
si4n to Adcla's cell, and then 10
bl ing her away with US, and fight 4
pa ssage through all opposition a
lriehtliy fslerman engaged TO awAit
Us in the bay with his .skili., at i
pdint from which Fortunately. tho
prison wis rot FIR distant. with
So me difficulty | obtained an inter
ii ew with Tie .jailor, and for IN htI h.
dred piastres received lis promise to
admit Us
He was good as lis word. We
found Adg5a in a calm slumber
Perhaps SIC dreamed of Conr. ID,
Tor the moment lie stepped tow r'i
tie couch she s,.rang into his ar ms
without a moments doubt that it
w5s none bat him She willingly
re4igned herself 10 odr direc,iPa-
When We iad emerged from the
cdil, We gained the outer gate hef fpre
it Kas discovered THAT We b;l with
Us the condemned captiv E. I'ie
ffst and second ass;lilauts we're lid
1T Conrad's itct by stabs from h9
raIicr We were noN in tie Street
6etipg lor 6ur lives Conrad fist,
with Adcla on lis lelt ann. | lc-
lelEded tie retreat The latcol Noe
m}n had the saiuia,y effect i'll chefk-
in$ the temctity OF their comp4n-,
io4s. After sclie hard blows I'D
bdFn given and received we gained
tiib beach The fisherman placed
A4ela in tie Loaf, While | and Con-
RAP stood at bay and repuised our
pa Fsuers. I think another life vas
sad rifced ia the scpllle. The case
VA ) now desperate, for tie number
Of our enemies Increased every mo
mdni. We threw ourselves IN HE
coat and The Grst stroke shot Us
nto deep water a yolley Of m is
let balls whizzcd over our he4dS
without doing US any damage II
Phe night WAS dark, and We were r@w-
ng with our utmost strength, two
Iings which every moment dim lin
she'd danger ] cannot tell \ by
10 attempt at 4 chase was m7 le,
,ut SO it happen ed that all our pb-
,tacles were at an end wien We
eli tie Shore.
Before daybreab, we reached !;
.ontrahandista in tie oilin9 nd
Wien tue sun shone in full lds.re on
he city Of Naples, we were nrI by
eagues distant down the Aieditcl Ira-
lean. !
My part Of this adve nture Of
curse exiled me from the NeapPl-
an metropolis Tor a time. AS the
xqtement died away, Father Don
Ilyez found more difficulty III I rO-
ufing victims. Ills zsal could pot
G satisfied with szlit;ry deln-
uent or two; SO he retired to Rom me
! a Eique at tie aversion of the ;
10 undergo martyrdd m
Ihen he WAS gene. | had less d lii-
llty IN negotiating. an mdemni ]'Ili
WIS attached to the locally, 0 F i !
lould not hay b trou!icd myself toHI
,tu5 IN. But now regard NaplFs |
, the scene hf the action which, !
: all others Of my life, b;IteI |
ost occasion to look back unonf !
ith pleasure. !.