New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01

MssLsnzie, who plays bst cards 40 s.'''uy" t
palm oa her isaipid, svcotisb, pink hc'd hh"gn
tor upon tho wealthy and noncbalsnt C'iyr, Hb'
ba, all along been dying for bis angelic oooni
Ethel. the Victim OF her vfagnoa grandmother
strategy. After Gives marriage with the
gentle RoAey, her athletic mother becomes
member Of The family, under the prsten'e o.
preparing for the olive plant that is expected 10
eysce the domestic circle. Bat her exit was not
80 facile .. her entrance. She remains to be the
! plague and terror Of the household, especially
/ after q revere in tho Colonel's Affairs, who by
:hs explosion Of the great Bundeleand Bank
babble, loses not only the whole Of his property,
but involves many of his friends, including the
| Csmpsigner, in the common rain. The jrst al
pounet ment Of this gives rise 10 scene:
Itwa. on Monday morning that those melancholy
shutters seen over the offices OF the bnnnecuhu
Bank in Loihbury which were rot to- eorne down un
oil The rooms were handed over to some other and,
Let us tryst more fortunate Spectators. Toe Indian
bills had arrived been protested in the city on the
/ previous Saturday. The tampSgner and MRS hcsey
rad arranged la party To the heater that evening"
ard y gallant Captain CODY had agreed to quit the
DELIGHTS of the Flag Club in order to accompany the
ladies. Neither of them knew what was happening
ing in the city, could account, otherwise ulsn Dy
a.
spcndepey and his fathers sad reserve. Give had
Lot been in the city this day. He bad spent H. al
usual, in lis studio, boudS by hs wife, AMI not ds-
turbed by the mess room railery OF the Canpaencr'
Tn, Ced early in order 70 be III time for the theatr
Gov cnern ned II EN- with the latest jokes from the
IN ok room at the Flag ana was in his turn amused
by the brilliant plans for the season which hosey ana
her msmma sketehed out: The entertainments which
Mrs Give proposed TO give the bsll-she VAS diving
for masked ball Just such one as that described
in tie " Pail Mali Gazette of last week out OF tnat
paper with the droll title, the Bengal hurkaru,
which the merchant prince, the head OF the bank you
know, in India, bad given at Calcutta " We must
have ball, too" says MIS-. Mackenzie; society de-
ma1 ds it of YOU "Of course il does echoes Cap
tain CODY and he behought him of brilliant circle
of your z 4, lows from the Flag whom he would bring
in splendid Uniform TO dance with the pretty MIS-
Give Ntwcome.
After The III ner-they little knew it was 10 be their
last in that fine house-ihe laoies retired to give
parting kiss TO baby, a parting look to the touets
ith which they proposed 10 ascin1e the inhabitants
of the lit and public boxes at the Olympic. Gocy
ade vigorous play with the claret bottle during the
brief interval of potahon allowed to HIM. re, 100 III
tie deeuing n at he should never drink bumper there
AGAIN; Give looking Oh with the melancholy and 81
Il acquesceuce which bad, OF late been hs part IN
the household. The carriage was anncunced-the
lad es came down-pIetty capotes on-thc iovey oam
Iaiguer CODY vowed, looking as young and az hand-
son.e as ler daughter, by Jove!-and the haii-door
was orored TO ADMIT the two gentlemen ana iauieS
10 their carriage when they were about to step IN,
u
ceiyed Tfomes Neweomes anxious face. lie got out
of the yelcle-bis own carriage making way Tor MN
the ladies still on the steps. "Oh, the plcy for
got !" said the Colonel.
"Ofcourse we are going to the play, papa, cries
little Rosey wi, gay little tap OF her maud
81 think you had best not" Colonel Ne"come SAID
eIavely
Inoeod, my darling child has set her heart upon IT,
and would not have her disappointed for the world
in her SITUATION cries the Campaigner, tossing up her
head.
Tho Colonel for reply babe bis coachman drive to
the stables aud come for further ordes, ana, turning
his regret that the proposed party could lot take place
on that evening, be had mater OF very great I'M
IortsDce to communicate 10 his family. On hearing
it.se vs. and understanding that his further compa'
nv was rot desirable, the Captain, man Of great
peserce Of mind, arrested the Hanson cabman, VINO
was about to take his departure, aud who blitheiy,
knowing tie Club and s inmates full VOL carried on
the Jolly CAPTAIN to finish his ming at the Flag
HAS it come, father ?" said Give with sure
Iresc:ence locking in his father face.
Tie father took and grasped the hand which his son
leld out " Let US 20 back into the dining room, ne
ssid They eute red it, and he filed himself glass ol
wine ont OF tie bottle still standing amid the dessert
He bade the butler retire who was lingering about tue
room and sdeboard and OILY wanted to kno6 whether
his master would have dinner that was all. And TINS
| gent,, mau having wIhdrawD, Colonel Newcome hn-
isLed bis glass of sherry aud broke biscuit; the
Campe, ner assuming aiiituce OF surprise ana III
ilnLtioD, while Rosey had leisure 10 remark that papa
Ntfl tnd ronetLliG
The Colonel took both her hands and drew her to-
ward him ard kissed her. while ROsey smamms, iounc-
ing down chair beat tattoo upon the ia5e-clofh
| with her fan " Something has happened my love.
| the Colonel said very sadly; lyon must sho~ all
yopr strength of MIND for great misfortune has be-
| fallen us.'
Good Heavens Colonel what il it don't Tighten
nv beloved child - rushing toward her darling, and
enyooring her ia her robust arms, What can have
bbpperedf don't aeiate this darling child, Sir and
81 look cd indgnaI tly aril tie Colonel.
We have received the very worst news from CAL
cutta-a confirmation of the news by the last mail,
Cfyey, ny boy"
ing it, fsihor' Gays Give holding down bis head.
"Fxreciiug What What have you been keeping
back from us In what have you been doceving us :
IL what have you been deceving US, Colonel New
come shrieBs The Campaigrer, and Rosa crying ont,
or. manms mamma begins 20 whimpeg.
"1he chief Of the bank in india is dead, the Col
one went on He has left its affairs in worse than
disorder. We sre fear ruined Mrs. Mackenzie.
and tie Colonel went on TO tell how the bank c)uid
not oIen cB Moncay morning, and rs bills TO great
ar cunt had already been protested in tho city that
day.
Rosey did not understand half these news or 90 NJ
Pre- h. nj the calamity which was to follow; bat Mrs.
Mackenzie rusiiDg in great wrath, made speech Of
which the engcr gathered 20 she pOCeeded IN which
she vowed and protested that her money which the
Colonel she did Lot know from rhaf m0fircs, had Ia.
duc,d her 10 suhscribe, should not he sacrdc 81, and
that have il she would the bank shut or NOT, the next
MOI day morning that her daughter bad fortune OF
her own, which Der poor dear brother James should
have divided, end would have divided much more
fairly bad he not been wrongly Dtinenced-sho would
not say by chOn and she CONN aaded Colonel New
come upon that instant, il he was, he always pre-
tended to be, honorable man. Ia give account of
her ul.ssed dsrng's properly, AMI 10 pay back her
Own, every s.xpence OF II. She demended
tina, baby, and ell succcoGing babies, shoud have
their rglts and sLould be looked 10 by their grand
Other il their father father was 81 nHSiHd, aud So