Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

turned swiftly to her chambers and, taking especial
care 10 faston both the doors of the aud 10
conceal her mantle, she returned to her couch. IL
was we'll that she Loaf no time IN DONG thls lur
very few minutes afterwards one OF the many doors
of her chamber was stealtbily Enclosed, and jeff
rev crept in, with candle III one mana ana khilo
in the other Through her half closed cyehds she
could see him, looking curiously round the roohlt
then coming to tho bed. She had presence Of mind
sufficient to keep still, although she ianceu that
the knife wac at her throat, and drew her breath
regularly, even when the u2taithioi ste"afa P9seo
the candle once twice close 10 her eyes Ires-
emily ttering, sit must have been Greenlnanlle
after all + the traitor giided gently from inc room.
Harriet slept more that night: Immediate eS;
cane was the sole chance OF life but how TO ieaVS
Caerinnys without help from the Vixen she could
not imagine Long be fore it was light she was az
her window, srainng her eyes III the direction OF
the promised signal, althe previous dsappeln.Hle's
left her little hope of seeing IT. Tho FAINT blne o.
dawn gradually stole the face of the earth IL
changed to warmer hue, and then the sun, slow.
~ rising from the eastern horizon, glded the ups
of the distant hills touched the edge of the waters,
and rising higher and higher in the heaN ems, shone
full on the shore, the woods, the signal hl-the sig
nal itself! .. 49,.
An exclamation Of intense gratitude broke from her lips
Near possible but still there were great dncu
be Jvrey's nocturnal visit showed Uat
his suspicious aroused and though ued Tor the pres
emf would revive upon the slightest grounds. Experiences
had also taught Harriet that almost Impossible 10 e
observation wien he WAS on the alert Ine gl eA'
that her only chLnce 10 instantly to Capt Culver
After last nights orgies the servants would probably seep
during the but III an hour
they would he DIGGING her steps Could She not go hs
self to the bayf =.
The tide was already low and still falling; she coule
with little difficulty. Maideny heatons interviewed,
but suppress hem and wrapping iags
cloak round her. and tying handkerchief her head IN
the then fashion VI the country she set on on he peo
journey.
She escaped from without detection stole down
the alley Of evergreens which led the shore and enwt
moments delay passed in eryen prayer, yentured across
the channel The water first almost knee-deep became
shalcwer she proceeded and in few minutes she ouru
herself dry ground, with brRht May sun 10
way Ignorant OF the country Harriet felt most secure IN
following line of coast sight of every udcntation ev
fresh bay she hoped that at last the signal NIL wouc
Long before she reached the hill she met cap,an who
with zeal Of true lover bound already in the drec
ton his adys residence Explanations and consultations
followed hut am content to add they laid their plans
we'll that escape from Caernnys Effected GU tnat
very night Jeffrey and his were taken by surprise
and ovepowercd almost before they knew what had pos
len them.
The garrison being mastered, ofcourse ma;'
ter of difficulty carry or the whole Of Lady stewnrtS
plate aud other articles value, well rs the Jewels f
rst had laid in The quantity OF plate was something
fabulous and the only of accounting for having esen
permitted remain long the castle, was that Jeney
companions confident of their position that
they had thought being interior cd with in their utA"
/ full proceedings. -
the the Quaysds after Lady Stewart came
10 live with the Deancys the plate, jewels and lace were
sight well worth days journey to Magnleeht can
delabra Of solid silver dishes OF the precious metal were IA
daily and the most beautiful gold and silver vases were
scattered in profuon over rooms and passages as 70 s
jewels told you Lady Stewart always them On necK
and fingers but Mrs Delaney also amused the who'
| Township oI iNatnhclspc ny appearing Va
day after her from Ireland with diamond pehd
hanging from her and visible below her bonnet
She several valuable finger rings outside her gloves
Captain Cuvers gaantTy ut the seige OF Caerihiy'-
where by the way he slightly wounded by jeffrey p
tooued to his previous character excited strong inter
in high quarters aud gained him promotion He dstn
gushed himself in many bold exploit during the nsx few
of the war; and died like hero the deck of his own
ship with the shout Of victory around him. was by and
how Harriet listened with sparkling and glowing
cheek 10 the story Of his death. by
ate wards, and Mr. Delaney weep while he tried
to comfort cousin Stewart at mis- daughters funeracSs
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