The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16

eccentric, and the way he sets about doing
a kindness may perhaps seem strange to
tou. snd now he continued as the rosd
IS Improved [ must hurry on my horses,
and 50 bid Yoa good evening, hepug you
will prosper IN. your new career
AS Heinrich began to express lis thanks
for the good wishes Of his unknown friend,
the signal was given 10 Increase the speed
Of the horses, and before he hsd time TO
make aoy Acknowledgements. be found hiu
self alone again. T'be young man was no
little astonished at what had taken place;
and as be gaxed on The clip Of paper he cod
not help wondering whether any good wo'd
come cut oft. These were the only words
written ON ii: f9H9fs' itsaA" sas 81 '1
! 'DsAR MARsHAL. II you can forward the
views ofthe bearer, Heinrich Meyer, you
will obIige year friend ts'-@ 20 9l's@ /"
Let me know che Fssult Of your inter-
| view with lifn.sz esa gai 80 e. @7 F.a.
s.Time will prove th g. as It does an other
things? thought Henfieh. as he proceeded
on his way. Somehow or ether, the road
appeared less wearisome, and be felt less
tired and foetsore sinee receiving the mys-
ferrous bit Of paper. Hope was stronger
with him lhon she had oren for many X
dav; and on her wings he was, carried
pleasantly along. so that he reached Berlin
| by nighlfall, ''t''as ft'A7t ~
| The noise and buslls Of the capital was
new to him; and he seuad some little diff,
guilty in finding his way to the gasthous., to
| which he had been recommended by the
pastor Of his parish. The pastor having
been cncem Berlin was considered, in his
part Of The xolld, an oracle in all matters
connected with town life. a a. f7. .s,..a.I g.,
| The Inn, was, however, found at last,
ana after frugal supper and good nights
rest, our friend arose. ready to hope and
believe everything from the mysterious
note. which he started forth 10 deliver i'm
mediately after breakfast. ls s.s sait
Obliged to ask his way 10 Marshal
Grumbkow's, he was amused and surpri
scd at the astonishment depicted on The
couatenance of those persons of whom he
made the inquiry, ss il they would say,
What business can you have with Marshal
Grumbkow?
The House was. however. at Inst gained
and havjaE delivered his missiye to ser
want, Heinrich awaited tie result in Ihe
ball. In few minutes the servant returnel
aud requested him in the most respectful
manner 20 follow him In the kar$hal's pres
enca Arriving there he was treated mos
ejurteously; and the Marshal made many
inquiries as to his past life and future pros
poets, requested TO b. told the ntme Of the
village or town in which a. had been les
residing; the school at which hs had bicp
educated; at what inn he WAS ltyiRg in BIZ
lin, &c. But still, no a lu>ion was aaaja
either to the note or the writer Of it., The
imerview lasted about twenty minutes; At
the erd of which time the Marshal dis
missed him, desiring he would call again on
thu day fortnight.
Heinrich employed the interval in visi
ting 4hp hons of the town. There was q
grand review ofthe troops on the Kings
bnthday; sna like = lsyal, sahject, our FRIEND
went to have a reyrrent stare at his MAZE ty,
whom he had never seen. AT one point Of
the review the King stopped almost9opposite
to Heinrich; and then was suggested to ham
as the reader probat Iy suspects that after
all, he must have seen thAt face bafoSe -
Was it the friend who hailed -hia aiR,the
muddy road? IMpossibiel How should
lie King BE travelling at that time Of the
day? At any safe it vexed him 10 think
that he had not Treated the gentleman IN
The coSch in a very ceremonioas mannts
He had thrusttindeg at his nose. and cried
| 10 Eim puff await sf@ s7s
al last tie tifne' sepoia;ee for his second
visit to the Marshal arrived His reception
was again most favorable. The Marshal
begged him 10 be seated at the table al
which he was writing. and proceeded al
! the same time to business. Uhlocki s :
drawer and bringing forth small bundle
iof papers, he asked Heinrich, as he drew
them forth, one by one, ifhe knew in whose
handwriting he various subscriptions were?
Hrnr;ch answered, that to tie best o
his belief, one was that oil Herr, Madsl, biz
former schoolmaster, anothers that Of Dr.
Won Hummer, the pricipil Of sacli c college
and 40 en- saa
Cutie right remarked the Marshal
land perhaps il may not surprise You To
heae that have written 70 these ditfeIen
| gentlemen to enquire ialo your character
that / may know wi hwbom have TO deal
and not be working in the dark AS HI
sa,d these words the Marshal 6xsd his eyel
on Henrich';o see what effect they had bu
the young mans countenanee vas una
Dashed; he evidently feared 30 evil report
Il feel bound continued the Marshal, to tel
| you. that all hey say Of you is most favor
able, and | am equally bound to believ'
md actsnpon their opiaions. / hsve new
to beg Of you to follow me toa friends
house.. esa st eae@ isse ge
i TIE Marshal descended private stair
case leading 10 the court yard, add eros int
which he passed through gate in TIL,
! wall, into morrow side street. down which
he con,!ucted Heinrich. I'LL they arrived a
u private entrance to the palace. Henrlci
began to ogst exceedingly nervous; the con
yicien that his idea was not q mere tlicl
Of the Imagination became stronger lau'
! stronger. f Gould he have had his owl
! wish, Heinrich Meyer would At that momsH
forty miles. from Berlin. Il At last. as b
. found himself following Grumbkow evl
. Into the palace, he could Tot refrain froq
exclaiming. indeed. Herr Marshal, ther
must be- somo mistakel' at ~ lgsid y
No answer was vouchsafed, as the Mar
3 shal conlinued TO lead him through sewers
/ apartments and galaries. until at last the
: reached the door Of one situated la COZ
]. ner Of a wiag Of the palace, where the Mar
sha's knock was anshsYed by = shoi
come in \ As the door opened, one glapc
{ suficrd Heinrich that his friend in the mu
. Land hissk kinr were one and the same PEI