The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-29

In the ,ear isti nj Gibraltar. there or
curred one oi those extraordinary rss"s,
which SHINY how inelf ciunllv the roman
cist. even WHEN his imagination is strained
Ia the ulterntosi, eau portray the extremes
Of passion f whieh human nature j, SUES
cep,hlc communication hearing date
E,hrnarg 2Eih from the rocky built for
tres. which England keeps MS XIV 10 III =
Mediterranean. relates the following par
,Ice!as
A respectable mprrhan, uamed Jan.s
R,,w.,l. bora in I.o.dni,, had re,hov.d IN
e.,ly lie to Gihrsi,ar. iodurr,i part, hs
IN. circumstance of his h.ing of the same
r.Iiyi,sus persuasion to whirh the people II
his adopted country belonged Far mshv
year. he ocrnpiei n -m,il dwelling rear
IN. has. of Mount 81 Micbnel. So tenown
cd tor il. caves aud considerations. Tie
carried on = successful trniiir IN all The
Articles of British manu'sciurs introduced
Into Spnir. tie acquired. in truth. very
consider Alb. fortune IN this way All the
conntry knew he had la'gr amount OF
treasure laying BY him, not /" speak II the
capita, belonging Ia him which WAS en-
b,rked in Commerce. Ills name was one
Of credit IN all tho principal hotises Of ex.
change in Europe.
Jane. i,nxweil hid \ daughter. an only
d.urh.sr, aged seventeen. aud ot r.m''ks
bic hesntv. Her coun'ensnre and hlnr"
ron,hinea In the most agreeable manner
III. peculiar chauneQf ~ English woman
wih the soft and s1~gui.hing characters.
,e. Of III. spaniard Young y. she was.
sh. Ind been 10, sene two or three years
sn 81 ct Of devoted sdm'H''on 10 all the
Youths around Clhsa'w. ~ church they
devour.d her with their evsa. aud many.
many one thoaghi to himself sh"t happy
shove all men should he lac who would
the smilp ri ~ ria Hav~elI Bat E's1m
hestow.d he- smiie upon no one. She
s.em.d To those whose involuntary signs
she excited. {, carry her msidrnls modestv
10 = freezing Goodness At mass her eyes
wsrr ever on he, hook, regardless Of all
the plsnces cast upon her hY others.
Such was Al l.as, the case ill shortly
before the evenis 10 b. narrated. Atieha'h.
hewev~s. El.,si. did see one who awakened
| IN hsys.lf some Of the emotions which she
had caused IN others. ~ mss" ne day
an. obs.rv.d the eyes of 4 stranger liked
upon he, vith m expression OF admiration
aud RESPECT. To her he seemed being
sup.sior 10 an III. ,oong men -hs had ever
w., heh~ld. From that imminent her calm
and ~lf>po.se.ssd demesno' l'n her f"f
ever. Abroad ard NJ home .h~ was rest
less AID unessy. Hut. ere long. the ss'Sn
ger found an opportunity Of being 'n'r"'
dar.d In her, and mutual nv"wsls "f love
followed Al no very great distance Il time,
As.u,eA NJ the affections If El"i'r. the
,onr, st,snees presented hims~if to W..
n,yw.,, ~ am named Willism ks,'."
,.id i. 10 the merchant; 81 am III" v"n.>
.elf an Enpli.hman; I am n r~,rseish'"
family aud character, yos"s Az" ~es''"y'
Civ. m. yosr dseghssf--~s love one an
| other"
:. Never" said James Bsxw~il. n whom
IN. oc,ltinn aud rwrsmssanes~ II the Young
mar were M, unknown; never t"a
h%lena N th~ dominant reliai"n 81 Eng
land. ~ which my father ss6se~d >" mach
and long. Va are . Lsthsssc 80 ny
dsnshsee h aCashsiis. es~h = s"i""
eosid MT ~ happy, mr. will ss-' So
~ sonssss ~ 4. Elsda sAs'i nsvss ~
vcsn" Tn dsvSAew. ssfeF0sS a ~