New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Rose with csrtsip gen'leness tp his which
CONTRACTED star gely with his wrinked. haggXd face
b, held out biz hand TO Der brother. did not take
your hand when we %, together on the bench ne
said "msy t,ke i, nov I"
Tiudssps met his advance courtsousy, III; In al
lerce You nay alter your opinion OF che one OF
Tree. dsys." Adding tbos@ sords 10 "hisPsr' Mon,
sieur Lomsque bowed once more 20 the onie' aaa
Forshw minutes SITTER the door had closed. the
brother and sister kept silence. Our let night TO-
ee'i en- st home" issf sas the thought when no"
Filed toe heart Of each. Rose was me nras 20 SPEAK.
Hssi'arg little she approached nsr oro'nor sHo
sid 10 him, anIlously: .
III sn sorry for VIDA, happened with Ms5ame
Dsr vile Louis. Does il make you think the worse
Of Chsres p M,
eoeer," returned rrudai,e, evssiyey, because -ne
81 oke from honest conviction =,
Honest echoed Roe, sadly" homes; '-ah,
Louis, know you srs thinking dsosEsgiSgly ct
Chsrless convictions, when ycu speak 30 Of hs
mothers
Truds,pe smiled. sni shook bis he.d; but chs took
TO notice Of g. AZURE OF denialOny stood looking
earnestly ana wistfuly INFO bis face Her ewes oesn
TO fill ste suddenly Tires her srua round us Pee
and u hjspfred 10 him. "Oh Louis, LOUIS how l
win could tescb you 10 see Charles with myeycs
Heklt her tears on bis cheek a. she spoke, and
tiled 70 re+sure her.
"You sh.l teach ne. Rose-you shall indeed
Come come we must keep up cur spirits, or &c sre
Won 10 look your best 10 DorrOw
He III clasped Der arms and led her gently 70
chair At the same moment there VA knock 81
the coor: and Rose maid appeared, ANXIOUS 70 con-
cult her mistress some OF The prePsrsohs lot tne
xeodips ceremony No interruption could have been
rrore elcome inst ~ the time. IL obliged k'se 70
think of preseBt tres; and il gave her brother an
excuie for retiring 10 bis study.
He sat down by bis desk, douotlns and n-sVy-
hesrted, enc placed the letter from the Acsdemy OF
Sciences open before him. Passing over al the con-
pliuen,ary expressions which il contained, DIS eye
rested only ON these lines ut the end; DURING me
first II rec years of your Protessership, you WI oe
r.oued 10 reside in or near Paris nine months OUT OF
the wear for the purpose of delivering lectures, and
superintending experiments, from time 70 time IN the
laboratories The letter in which these lines oc-
CURED offered him such position "a, IN his modest
-elostrust be bad never dreamed OF before the iues
then selves c, ntaned the promise ofysuch vast aei-
tiles for carr, ing on bis favOre experi ments a. ne
could never hope 10 com nsnd IN his own tle stuoy,
with bic own limited mesns; aRd yet, there be now
sat doubling whether be should accept or reject the
uptng boDors snd advantages that were offered 70
biui-dOubting for bis sisters sakel
" Nine months Of the year IN PARIS, ne ssid 70
himself sadly; and Rose s 10 pass her married he
stLycps Oh! if cOul1 Gle ar my heart Of It's Dire "a
on her sccount-if could free my mind Of its fore
holdings for her fu'ure-how gladly would anewer
this letler by accepting The trust II oilers me lie
paused a few minutes, and reflected. The thoughts
thar were in hi marked their ominors course IN the
growing paeness of his ehsek in the dimneas that
stole over his eyes " Ii this cleaving dsirust nom
which cannot free myself should % IN very truth
the mute prophecy OF ell 10 come-to come, know
not yhen-if il be So (which God forbid now soon
she nav want friend protector Den At h1nd, a
ready refuge in the time Of her trouble Where
shall ,he then find protection, or REFUGEE WIN
that passionate woman With her husbands kun
dred and FRIENDS
Ne sbuddered M the thought crossed his mind
apo. opening = blspk sheet of paper dipped his pen
in the ink BE oil TO her, Louis, that ave been,
be NUM- ured 70 bms-lf, repeating MS mother last
no L.. tFaF Il q
II gss coon completed IL expressed In the most re-
sp.ctful terms his gratitude for the offer made 70
him and his Inability TO accept il, in consequence OF
CON, stic circumstances which i wGs needless TO sN-
plain The letter directed, sealed; 1t only re-
sired for him TO place in the post bsg lying nesr
a. bsDd. AT this last decisive act he hesltsted lie
had told LOmsque, and he had hra.ly believed MN
self tbet be bad conquered all ambitions Tor nus SIS
ters sake. He knew nov, for the frst time tnat ne
hso only luled them 10 reet he knew ih4t tho letter
from Paris had aroused then Ills answer was gwen,
bis hand was Oh the post bag and az that momsnt
the wlole struggle hsd TO be risked over AGAIN
| riskeo when be was most unfit for IT, He was not a
u,sn UUdeI any ordinary circumstances . procrasu-
/ nate; but be procrastinsted now. tight brings
council; Qill wait till tomofro@' he said ~ him.
self sLd put the letter OF refusal in his pocket and
hastily quilted the laboratory
inerorsbIy that important morrow csne. irre.reva-
by for good OF for eyil, the moInen ous Iasrr sge
VOW wac pronounced. Charles DAyle AM Rose
Trudaine we're now man and wife. The prophecy OF
TIE magr ideent sunset overnight hal not proved
f,lse II wac a cloudlefs day the marriage mora
/ mo The puDtial ceremou les had proceeded smooth
/ " throug hout. and bad even satisfied Madame Dtn'
/ Vile she returned with the wedding party 10 iru-
csIes house, sll smiles and serenity 10 me otlue
| she was grsciousness itself. GOOD gri, sad the
/ old LADY, following Rose into a corner, and patung
/ her approyingy Oh the cheek with her fan. GOOD
! girl you have looked well this morning-you have
Done creoit to my soI's taste. Indeed, you hsve
/ have plsased me- child Now go upstairs and get
on your travelling dress; and count on my maternal
affection ar long a. you make Charles happy
/ II had been arranged that the bride and bridegroom
should psss their honeymoon IN Brittany, and then
return TO Danvllles estate near Lyons. The pairing
was buried over all such psrtings should be- Inc
carrisge I'D driven o-Crudaine after lingering long
TO look after IT, had returned hastily TO tho bouse-the
very duet OF the whrling wheels had all dis )ersed-
there absolutely nothing to see-end YET tsere
,,ood Monsieur Lonaque at the outer gate idly az il
| be VAS an independent man-csImy, as II 10 sncn
respor sibities as the calling Of Madame Danvllo'
coach ana the escorting OF Msoane Danviue back 70
Lyons could possibly rect on his shoulders
Idly and calmly, slowly rubbing hs hands one over
the other slowly nocdng his head in the direction by
which the bride and bride groom had departed, stood
the eccentric lsnd+tewsrd, at the QUEER gate. On
sudden the sound OF footsteps approaching hin from
the house seemed TO arouse him. Once more ne
locked out into the road as If be expected sun 10 see
the carriage of the ne~l married couple. Poor
irll-ah poor girl said Monsieur Lomaqde, softly
10 himeH turning round TO ASCERTAIN who was coming
from the house.
II was only be postman, with ; letter in his hand,
and the bag crumpled up under bis arm
( Gary fresh news frem Paris, friend = sked Lo-
InsqUe
VERY bad, monsieur" snswered tne postman.
Camille ID, snouins has appealed to The people IN
the Pslsis soyal-Lhere are fears Of not.
"Ouly riot % repeated Lomsiue sarcssticsly.
ooh what a brave Government not 10 be AFRAID oil
ANYTHING wo.se Any Letters :" hastily dropping NE
subject
| "None % the house, said the postma1-" only one