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

wore y. HE litfle-ipfrnit.. let say; bat only
hynoth-tic.liy mind that infrmites-sod suppose I
hao Observed them ard wss willing 20 connde them
10 ,ou shat purpose would such confidence sotFer
row q: the slsvsn'h hour, with MsdemoIsee Roses
b-sst engaged ~itb the marriage fixed fof to-noE-
sovi No no trust DA-"
T,,e.in4 looked 10 suddenly OF thank Won for re-
ninding me, Monsieur Lomsqse, tina; it is 100 lste
now 20 maze inquiries, aDc by consequence 100 ste
slso TUT In Others Ny sister has chosen, and on
the subject Of that choice my lips snail be benceforsh
sealed The events Of the future with Ciod what
ever they may be, DO Je am strong enough 10 bear
nv part in ID. with the patience and the courage OF
nsD Ispolos re, honseur LoDsqne Tor n,ylaS
tbooght.ssy eohsrrssstd you by questions which
bso DO ri b. 10 SIX. lie; Us return 70 ,te nouse i VII
chow you the gay.
Lmseues lips opened. then closed agsin be
boveo unessily. ar biz sello~ complexion ynitened
for moneut Traosine led she saS in silence bsck
10 the houfe: the lsnd-rtevar1 following slowly 81 q
6isspcs Of several psces and talking IN Shsper 10
binsslf His fsher wss tte saving OF me, mu'-
tered Lons0us; "tba' il truth aud there is no get
ting over H. bs father wss the saving Of me; and,
vet ber- am mo IL too ls,e too late 10 SPEAK
too late 10 sc;-too ls.e 70 60 aay thing
Close 10 h house they et oy the old servant.
"ny yoUns lady hs1 Just sent me- 10 call you in 70
coffee. Monsieur, said Guillsuue. " she has kept a
cup bet for you, and another cup for Mon'ieW Lo-
aque
Tie land-stevsd s'sr'sd-this tine, stth genuine
astonisnment. "FOr meP be claimed Msde
uoisee X, &c hiss troubled hereof to keep cap OF
coffee bot for me ," The old servant stared Traiaine
stopped 81 looked back What is there 40 very
surprising" be asked in such an ordinary act oil Po
hten.ss Cd my sisters part
"E1cose ne Monsieur rru5aine" ans Eersd Lo-
uaque; "you have not passed such an existence az
nine you ara Dot rirDd'ess Old msn, you have a
settled position in the world and are used TO be
| treated with consideration. | AN not The IA the
frs, occasion in Gy life on which hnd myself an OBJ
iect Tor the attention OF young lsoy and II takes
me by surprise. l repeat my e1euses-prsy let US
20 in.
| Trbdsne made no reply to this curious explsns-
/ ton be wondered at il little, however aud ne
wondered still more when on entering the drawing
room, be saw Lonaque walk straight up 10 MS sister
/ aud-spparpbfly not noticing thai DtnvIlle S4s SIT
TN ~ he hsrpsiohord and six gng q, the tina I'D
ores be- COZ fusedly snd earnestly with set speech
Of hanks for his bot cup Of coffee Rose looked per-
pleaed AID bs'nc ined 70 laugh SO che listened 10
him. Madame DADvie, who sat by her SIDE,
frowred NJ C tappec the land steward cOntemptuous-
/ ~ on the arm wlth her IAN
BE 20 good as 70 Keep silent until my son has done
singing" she said. Loasque made a Low bosi aud
retiring 10 table in corner. took up Newspaper
/ hipg on il. Ii Madame Dinvile nsd seen tne ex-
I PRESTON ihot cane over bis face when he TUNED
away from her, proud az she was, her aris'ocrs'ic
composUre might possibly have been y little RULED
Dsnyille hso dashed his sorg, hsd Quilted the
bscpiscbord aDd ticking 10 whispers TO his bride
Madame Dsnvi ADDING q word TO the CONVEX.
sation every nov snd then; Trudsine was seated
apart q. tie tar end of the room thOu2 hhus eldug
slett.r which be bad taken from his pocket, when
an exclamation from Lomaque, wbo vas still engaged
with the newspaper, caused all the other occupants
of the apartment to suspend their employments and
"Whst is 2" asked Dauvie, impatieotiy.
"shsn be interruptng, if explain - inquired
Lomsque getting very weak IN the eyes sgsln ~ ne
/ ceireIiiay 81 Or, ec bufelf TO Madame Danvils.
"You have areaoy interrupted US, said the Old
lady sharply, 80 you may now just as well eA-
plain" go
which has given me great delight, and which giu be
ioyful uess for every one here saying TINS Iona
que looked Significantly at rruiine, and then read
from ,be rewsp-per these lines:
AcAprMY OF SCIENCES. PARis - The vacant asP,o'e,
.iA.p . ~ oos.stv Ia. bitasrto sr.yeatsd
ceptc ne III. Ia N becoming sufficiently prominent 10 the
vort To the mbers 4 the .eade be has been lonz
Dss S,Ssa - bS have Seo made Il ate
yesI,-improvem.ns the credit o. which be mas ~n tA,
sS.s OH. t. post ., 18th ppooiiy an,
Sp ,ho,s1.S sS S 70 b e' , .s the ..ns
/ nsr 10 wbouD w rser-M Louis frod.n-.'
Before Iomgque could lock up from the paper 10
observe The impression which bis De produced Rose
had sI ed Der brother eide, and was kissing him IN
fuiier OF delight.
Dear Louis" she cried, clappiny her hands, 8 let
noe be the fret to congratulate you How proud and
slsd am You accept the professorshio of course
Tiudaue, who had hastily aud coniuseoly put his
letter hack ip his pocket, the moment Lomaque be-
10 81 rshe ef' sb ,Ur AND said
81 have no, made up my mind; don't AK me why,
Rose-st least not Tow, BOT just now An express
sion Of peIpe1y and Olstrets caue over ms lSce, a
be gently otnbeJ her 70 resume her chair.
"Prsy ia sub professor of cbemistry supposed to
hold the rank of gentleman :" asked Msd4ne Dan
VILE, without the ghlest appearance OF any special
interest in ally Of Lomsque news.
"0f course not, replied her son, with q ssrcssn 3
laugh; " he is expected TO work, aid make himself
useful-whst gentleman does that
Charles !" exclaimed the old lady, reddening
with anger.
Bah" cried Danyille, turning bis back on her,
"enough Of chemistry. Lomsq1e now you have be-
gun resoiDg the newspaper Try you cant ma
souettipg interesting 10 read about. What are the
last accounts from Paris Any more symptoms oil q
etperel revolt !"
Lousque TUNED to another part Of the paper
Bad very bad prospects for the restoration Oh tran
ouilify " be aid Necker the Peoples Minister, Is
dismissed. Plse8rds az snst popular gatherings are
posted d ! over Paris. The Ssis Guards hsve been
orcered to the Coamps Eysees, with four pieces OF
artillery. No more is yet known, but the worst Is
dreaded. The breach between the arstocrscy and the
people lie widening fatally almost hour by hour"
Here be stopped, and laid com the newspaper.
Truoaue took Il from him and shook his head tore.
bccipgy a. he locked over the paragraph which had
lust been read. go ~
B,hr cried Madame Danville The People,
indeed Let those four pieces Of artillery be properly
loaded let the Ssrs GUARDS DO Their duty and we
shall bear no noIe Of The People
advise YOU not to be sure OF ina. sid her son,
csrelessly; There are rather too many people IN
Paris for the Swiss Gusrds 10 shoot Conveniently
Dop old Your be ad srlsc cratcay high, mother
till We are quite certain which Fsy the ~md really
do. bow Who knows if ! may not have TO bow
int as low one Of these days 10 King Mob 81 ever
sou curseJeo, IN your oun' " mug N'H0 '-' -
He laughed complacently as he ended, and opened
bis anu box His mother from ner caar, ner
face cIiusoD with indi2
| 81 wont besr YOU talk so-1t shocks, II horrires
ms - .he exclaimed with vehement gesticulafiou.
mo. no oecine 10 bear another word decline