New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21
NEW VS. or IIIE CII Y.

family OF the proud Castisn extremely beautiful in
person and accomplished in manners possessed wealth
here vast domains t is faid in the land of her
tors and also possessing knowledge Of her numerous
faseinatons and adyantages-could not have been ex
pected to pursue different ne Of conduct under the
circumstance herein related from that which is ss5down
to her credit by general ruor which this obtains
universal credit
Thomas Tomson. Tom. as be was vugariy known
enjoyed the enviable good luck Of being declared and
accepted suitor for her srsocrae hand and he in
consequence thoroughly detested by the majority Of his
less fortunate rivals who endeayored in all Of ways
to east him out from the place he had obtained in the
fair ladys affections. Tomson exquisite Of the
first water His personal attire faultless and his
face and figure came enough to the Apollo or AIon
standard to captyae the fancy Of almost any senmen
tai Miss Of tender years and doubtful discretion Tomson
was one oil those who believe that
speaA six times to the same single lady,
And you may get the wedding dresses ready Z"
and his experience since the time when he commenced
the cultivation Of moustachs had in nowse altered this
opinion For this reason he neither surprised nor
extrayagantly eated that he naughty Spanish beauty
manifested in extreme degree her appreciation OF his
various personal attractions and endowments Tomson
had become accustomed to finding himself adorsd by the
other sex, and resigned himself to it with submission
equal that q the eeis who said to become
toned skinnng and he treated her sudden and fire.
4ueht purnts Vi pdsslOn eaou-y
anger with much nonchalance refractory and in
eorrigbe husband might be supposed sit and smoke
his cigar under the inhiction Of a curtain lecture
Report hath it that this amable and harmonious pair
whose wooing period gave such ample promise Of future
connubia beahcation had made every preparation for
their nupals and had selected the day that
be honored with their ratification. But suddenly and
most unsccountsbly to all who knew them and
So of than Tomsons aforesaid rivals cold
hetw ham ed tn
amount to aversion. Whenever and wherever they met
at theatre ball concert in the social circle the
public promenade she bore herself with lofty and
approachabe msn while he seemed totally of
the existence of such parsonage Angela Metella de
Mantaro What could be the of this change from
burning July to frigd December Their mutual friends
puzzled each other in vain with shrewd gusssss and
one themselves knew the state of the
Angela had frequently of late met her future husband
with extremely beautiful young female leaning upon
his beautiful in fact, that herones cheek
paed with anger and Redeemed with Jealousy at every
such encounter When she afterwards her lover she
treated him with dgniHed and distant regard with
view Of impressng him with of his unfa:h-
and Inconsistency and knowledge OF the same
for that the light in which she looked upon the
ter Tomson perhaps understood the cause Of this de-
meanor but he could not consent that female
should claim exclusive property in him he treated
the affair with bis usual cool indifference And thus
matters until there appeared 10 be hopeless
| rent in the fabric Of their love
We do pretendt say that Tomsons abovementior-
ed rivals had been all instrumental in promoting this
traordinary state OF affairs between the lovers but il
certain that sea kept herself through mysterious
agency, well informed in regard Tomsons movements
and it is not at all that she did sometimes
| eeve false information
She learned day that Tomson and his acquain-
tance had gone out for ride and asceranng the drec
ton they had taken she ordered swt-footed saddle
horse and almost frantic with love and jealousy, made
immediate and hot pursuit with indefnsbe purpose
OF overaking the guilty pair and iniictins upon them
summary chastsement. Of ending a tragic manner
the chapter Of her troubles, better daring
equessnne than exssperated beauty gathered
the rein and piled the whip The animal she rode, too
was wild and spirited creature as herself and mad
dened by her ancied wrongs she let him the top
his speed and went down he Benville road in
greatly dsparaging to the credit Of the
fast quadrupeds he passed ii they anchor
happened TO be very fine day. many persons wer
upon the road riding walking but she the OBJ
ect of her pursuit in the distance and stopped
aside for anything, and every had the alternative
standing aside or being run over Pedestrians hearing
the rapid tramp of her steei and catching glimpse
the costly riding habit which passed them like flash
cheered shouted out whatever suggested by the
strange sight
And one old gentleman stares and stands
Shakes his head and lifts his hands,
And exclams, how very improper"
Her eyes fixed upon the distant quarry and sh'
needed nothing beside her astonshment she then
suddenly pull up at house by the road side she saw
Toson drop the whip and reins spring from the carTag,
enter the aforesaid house leaving his fair companion
| to await his return This ungalant conduct puzzlet
Angela exceedingly but the sagacious reader will
loss understand that for the purpose Of renewing
certain dust that had accumulated in his throat during
the drive
Angela Meella de Mantaro checked the speed of her
horse and riding alongside the buggy commenced i'm
mediate application of her long riding whip the oceu
pant thereof before the latter had time to receive
ntimaton Of her design 10 observe her approach
The is described by spectator very much
sembng encounter which is sai to have occurred be
tween the Empress Eugene aud lady who disposed
to dispute her claim TO the affections Of the Impcra
Louis the Empress using her whip vigorously and th
lady aforesaid defending herself by skifu cutau hru
of her parasol Angela applied the singing lash abou
the shoulders neck and face Of her hated rival with
riGe effect while the latter although returning the blow
and making effort to escape from the wagon, hreke
loudly fer help.
Murder help, holp You she-deviI You ugly hay
Oh help help Save brother Tom me-
The rapidy OF the operation did give brother Ton
opportunity to discuss his cocktail He ran out of tn
house in time to his beloved waOpng his sister il
fine style, and he couprehenled at glance the natur
of the mistake and its consequence all the mystery
their past difference cleared up in instant to th
eyes both, and at the words Brother Tom our here
iue drew back in and horror at what she ha
done Brother Tom, sue gasped gazing intenty upo
the face of her victim and for the first time recouizn
striking resemblance the adored Thomas Tomsou
The whole unfortunate affair had been the result OF
foolish whm the part Of Tomson to postpone the in
PRODUCTION Of the two ladies until his weddins-iay
to say that he did enjoy the joke in the extreme
in spite Of his affection for his sister would do inutc
TO his love for sport at and besides prove
beyond question the vehement passion his future brd
entertained for him.
How the matter explained to the Negotiated an
indignant sister and how the party returned to the cit
together in fine spirits and in most excellent humor
the affair it is unnecessary to chronicle in detail,
, The True Delta of yesterday morning pub
fishes good story. Here it is
P.ttif1gger Disappoted-It is well known that quite
number Ot small p-tfoggers keep continually around III
police offices in order to prey the unfortunate deyi
$ who may happen to be arrested night or two since
poor fellow arrested for getting drunk and in u
morning harpy of the law got order for $40 OF Il
/ | money which had been taken from him in the po'
office fee for prosecuting his discharge Aud th
# when the harpy well knew that the would be d