New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, sEprEnpEh t. 1855

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sosv ,rom Tho ,edoublad . iiayh,m With b. ="
| ~ph kqss voice which iablaohn might snyy. and .
rh,oL Tia ohorps hauiioalIy sung Wy The r'oi
,omuap, ghr ofy then fof tho Colonel on rhifl
Hhfne. Nr.d ono who had been drinking much. star
ed up with something lAonn oath. dying. 30 ca"'
| sihrd Ills j" M
"Tb.n leave n. robfonnd yopw said young Give
with fury In he face, II our cornPany 10 not GOO
for You, Why do you conc into u r. -,,.,- =,
"wbss hal ifs.bs B>rnes. who was evidently ~
fecied by vine Baybsn roaicd "Snence ano
psrpe. Eercone looking round wiis trsy toss o.
Vie head finally safe down.
The Colon Fl sang. rs have said wrh very bign
voice. using freely the fsseto, after the nnnnsr % Tue
ienor-sipgers Of bis day. He chose one 81 his mari
time SONGS and go through the first verss very VET,
Barnes wsgpipg his head at tho choru,, with n
Brave - So Offer sve that Fred Bayham his neigh.
bor gIipped the young mans arm and told hioto hoid
bis cOnfcundod tongue.
The Colonel began his second verse: and here, as
will often happen to amateur spgers his fasetto broke
fowr lie not 10 the least annoyed, for 50" him
tmie very eooc nc uIe1ly; ana be was gong TO try
tie we're 0gsin, when that nDlucky Barnes INST gave
sort OF cruwing imitation Of the s0ny aud then burs
into veil Of laughter. Give dsshef glass Of wine
in bis facs at The next minute, glass and ALL and no
ole who had watched the young man s behavior Was
sOrry for the insult.
Colonel Ne~comes. He started back "a if he had
himself received the blow from his son GRACIOUS
God - he cried out. my boy insult gentleman a.
NY table
bccy was trembling it'll anger.
"'Are you drunk Sir p shouted his father.
"1he boy served the young fellow right, Sir
growkd Fred Bayna Ia his deepest voice. Come
aloI. young man. Stand up sroight, and keep
civil tongue your lead next time, mind you when
you dine with gentlemen. u s easy to see, says
Fred, looking round with knowing air 'tha, this
yout mar bar n got the usages of socefy-be's
10 been accustomed 10 il" AID led the dandy out.
Otbers had meanwhile explained the state of the
csse 10 the colunelincluding sir Thomas dc Boots,
who wss highly energetic AID delighted with Chves
spirit, and soue were for having the song 10 continue
but the colonel, putting his cigar said, " No. My
pine Is out will never sing again. SO this history
will record no more Of Thomas Newcome's musical
performances.
much later period of the history, after
Barnes has alta ned a still more distinguished
pitch of social nsenfcence, we have an account
Of anoti er interview between him and the long.
suffering Colonel Thomas, in which the later
eiyess most explicit statement Of his estimate
of the wealthy fnsncier's character. 1t seems
that the Colonel, in his infantle simplicity, had
invoked the good Offices Of the many sided Mr..
Barnes in urging the suit of Give with the
.tstely sister Of the banker, the beautiful Ethel
New come. Barnes laughs il his sleeve at the
il genuous old IL oiaD, AID plays him false in
every stsge Of the negotiations.
This WIS too much ard the cup Of Thomas New
comes wrath cverfo wed. Barnes had lied abou.
EteeIs visit to London; Barres had lied in saying
n 81 lie delivered the message win when MS uncle
CHARGED him Barnes had he'd about the letter which
be had received and never sent With these accuse
tiors ,nIy PROVEN in his mind against his nephew,
the Colonel went down 20 confront that sinner
Wherever he should find Barnes, Thomas N,Tcore
WINS determined 10 tell him his mind Should they
he sie Of "a
or in the newspaper room at Bay az eyenlng paper
time, when men most do copgregsc, Thomas the
Colope was determined upon exRcsl1g snd . cha:'ipg
pocket be took bis nay into the city, penetrated into
The unsuspeciing oack Inrior of hObsons Bank, AM
disappointed al frs. at only finding his halt
brother Hobson there engaged over his newspaper
The Colonel sgnihod biz wish 10 see SIR Barnes New
come. "Sn Barnes not come N Jet. You've
htefd ebOut the marriage, says ltObson: Great
for the Barnes, amt 1t The heai the mousse
il es proud AZ peacock abou. II. SAID ne was gong
out 10 Samuts the dis nond merchants; gong to
make bis sister some UNCOMMON fine present. Jolly
10 be uIcle TO q marquis amt IT, Colonel III nave
nothing under duke for ny gihs. cav, know
vic &c nose is out Of join. But young fellows get
over these things, and Give won die this time, dare
While Hobson Newcome made these satiric and
faceous remarks his half brother paced up ana down
The glass parlor, scowlng over tue panes into the
beIk where the busy young clerks safe heipte tleir
l.dgfrs. Al last lie gave " All =. as OF satisfaction
Indted he had Sir Barnes Newconie cutter into
tie bnIk.
Tie Baronet stopped and spoke with clerk aud
presently entered, followed by that young gentleman
iio Lis private paIlor Barns tried to grio when he
shs bis uice, ana hel out his hand to greet the
Colonel but tie Colonel put both bis behiod bis back
that Rich carried his faithful bamboo cane shook
nervously. Barnee that the Colonel had
he 1evs. 81 going toto write 10 you this morn
ing vi with some intelligence that an-very-
yuy Forty 10 give
o
asked thomas Newcome, bandly.
"Yes; Mr. Bobby, Who bas your private account
Ills Cola el Newcome Dir Bobby, says Sir Barnes
IL scue wonder.
Mr.. Bobby, brother Iotson, you heard what Sir
Bar1 % New, said just respecting certain in-
tcligerc which he grieved TO give meF
AZ this the three other gentlemen respectively wore
looks q 8neZoment.
Allow me 10 say in your press nee, that I don't
Lelieye one single word Sir Barnes NowconIe says
when be tells that he is very cory for sone inte
gence be has 10 communicate. lie .ies. Dir. Bobby;
b. is very glad ma G up my mind that in what
soeveI conf any met hin, and on the very first day
/ found him-bOh Your tongue, Sir: you shall speak
onerWard, and tell more lies when | have dooe-I
ede up my mind, say, that on the very first occa-
sion would tell Sir Barnes Newc0me that he vas
lsrsnd cheat lie takes charge of letters and keeps
II em back. Did you bleak the seal, Sir These
vas nOlhh 10 steal in my letter TO iiss Newcome.
He tells me people are out OF town whom he goes To
?, o IN tie u x street after lesviDg my table, and
whom rec myself half an hour before lie lies TO me
abou, their abserce."
DIAN ,ou, 20 out. and doL't stand staring there,
Won tooby I" screams out SIR Barnes 10 the clerk.
IS op. Bobby. Colonel Newcomc, unless you leave
this room, | u ALL ehsll''-
You sLall call policeman. Sendfor the gentle
usn, and Will tell the Lord Mayor what think of
Sin Ban IS Newcome, BaIoret. Mr.. Bobby, shall we
have the coT stable in -
"Sir, YOU are old mar and nv fathers brother,
ar YOU row very well would
'Nou would wist, sir r. rron my word; Barnes