New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12

bht thirty around their centers Carriages WAGONS,
nbuses vehicles Of al sorts moved slowly aud cautiously for
III. fog eed with the night added to which were the wild
that found their into The erevices between the sss
arc the Of the lanterns and Jared them almost out
made the street. Of London dak the streets Of Karnsc
and Luxor Of ancient Egypt.
This night upon which story AT intervals
unusual ght st this Of tbs year-s dun glare ct
htnf iom what quarter If the heavens could tell
a. the muky gloom all around and head cleaned
through this black fog and shed fearful and. were.
dee per doom the city No Ssked the street who
could remain within and the carriages and vehicles unable TO
he sed by drivers through the thTontsd thoroushfs
,ouah by narrow side stress and lanes aud unused alleys 20
escape cm the est channels Of travel for all London
every few entansed amid great uprosr noise and
COZ fon inc xtrc,os knots d horenen, hackney coaches
esbroet cars drays and wagons, csusng g:e and fearful
Genes Of snd struggling Of against nssso
II the civ were taken BY Storm aud the citizens resisting
At every point the progress OF their dreadful foe
night long 20 be rememberedn Londn not only fot
s carkne r lilo uHci or 1ose VINO per
,bed in these battles for night Of Not less than
thirty dead corpes taken from beneath wagon
nht Of horrors and conveyed the orsue" Of the police
II the strange darkness had not kept the people housed the
terrible storm Of wind and rain that swept through the Streets
.,pecY along the Thames would have
vrry one who could continue under shelter to keep doors
By 10 O'Clock hours aft night the streets were therefore
nearly defesd and only the the rooness the guilty.
the niSh tS. sad cue Of the policemen his fellow
Of they met at the corner OF The Strand aud dnk
levi
"A black nxht you NAV well call Lon'on looks il the
Ky had fallen andeovered all up 1t will hard on
Yes-whs with the fog and the pitch Darkness the craft
will be sinking one another BY the .cSIs"
his M shoulder ss.in. .t ,hs 'Ps.ks a0. n,,0 bu,
man that ean't see should Bit careful hen
breaI and other peoples shoulders gro~led the
The stranger who maed ia CLOAK and with hi, hat
,loucbed to defy both the storm aud scrutiny passed on
and disappeared in the mpenetrbe gloom ere he had got ten
a lord that" said the policeman. Bu then he might
do Won know him inquired his companion listening
he heard distant sound that demanded his official atsen
'' ~ hpow only It. an earl they call Lord TnsHs-
THE gea. porting nob.n an I've beard @ him. wha,
staTI mad tonight! We must 50 and hip Ibis matter"
n R.pd ss! o: s s p
turned go in the direction Of the noise which
sH.s Il. Away. bread! Beson. brat Of bsss.I,
Or will 9Sss you q the station was the sharp answer ~0'n
No did receive this reply .qd perceive by the
th.r she uttered exclamation of fear and aed swiftly for
wsd Tito escape the arrest abe feared while the two
t ae" corr %r, eTiof the next street
The LITTLE girl forward IN her fright not knowing whittier
he welt until she rushed against tall man In cloak who
sn fSi she esnst his coat and seized
the ann. cay ing quickly;
you 10 asIi s could NJ SEE. Please +. forgive
seemed struck BY the soft and musical voice Of the chile
Gene forward to thi. s.sligh AL see You young
and pale and lovely wresched You do NOT look Ike
Indeed am not, Sir"
why did you nun and put your hand Into my postetr
have fallen down. only tried 70 hold myself up
Why cid you n g fast. when e, dangerous to %1ys
u c ei amazed him ragged
wind, aud Der small. white feet shoele.s
II was afraid of the two policemen, Sir"
tlu1O ffuus from ItCll
u l.lsd Of them ~ 1spsaay s and he pP1f s,ny
saG 50 i ian away as last / could "
passed the men And why Do you beg sach pight
this and ak for pennies my childP he asked kinay
Ds1e not Come of the under this ARCH and tell
"Yo Sir" she answered am afraid to tell; and please.
Why DO you not ask ne for hap.nny before yon go'
Became, sI-I-rd rather not | am ashamed to ask
"suey yOr ArenOt wOman'' child with "eh face
ard 'reh LANGUAGE" o., -, 49,. :, tia u.,,,.
dungeon should tell! Pits,e let me co. Ian cod and
foor child cannot let you 60 In this way feel sin.
susr you Take this piece Of silver aud make me
"Ye.. Sir"
That you viii at hi. arch Tomorrow night ::
hour must BE- here Vow bave pressing affairs near oy
but must and know Of yoai as eue', ySG are
poor victim Of Iarny. you ,haIl ind In me end WI you
." - Sir. You .real kind. would go a. over London
He sacey Lesrd these les. words for blast Of wind at the
Sn s. @ s i.d POSITION oss s on
the title maiden had disappeared without WORD more
he gathered he cloak about him. and walking rapidly down
Thi. child called me Had She seemed to trqs me- and
did not lEona sic cid from those poceLaea
humanity and feels with Tenderness But must 30 tor
wsid Siyeu. This night decides my deriny Tor ives.
knew rot till met Tbs set voiced and nterss,.as
little bsreotsd besrsr girl that had any emotion et Thank
q d. my heart Is not ell iyoa-aH iron" "a
t.re re, him, bel cath LAMP whca was sup7aaea
over poico entrance opening on the reht de OF Ine "
way, ups siiht ct stairs
. Sir Pau NGney
vel met" sad The hardly looked for yyu %
meet Sour enEagement and accept challenge ucn nsu'
Sir Paul had the skies ran,d sre instead Of water snS TIE
with thick breath pes.enee instead Of o
sho-ld have kept such piorne stands between INC ~
bee 4" -,
The 9th n nsde no reply hut smiled datly he bowed
eourteousy and yet densny and passed the stsi n
however, with swsye bis hand onerlg tns
sscsnd 70 tie notensn who hspsh, deeiDed ,ns an All
aD,ed with gold burbhed enss within "
ni,hes containing s;sces Of Apollo Egpdrosyne sS
them from tn. delicate cnuson srg-nd shades OF sorfa
chandelier Suspended the heed Of the ro9 s..f:t.e
The strange pacsd in The hsods OF rorte W. .nSl
II back velstt. and with bright red msa upon
tDG ysa upon Lord lpss tossed hA gnu b.lI ~; 3
soHission 10 n. tbeTe1fon 10 49, -, riotb
sieoe Hpon h.tie round table, cover, W." ir.n Vets
ffinEed with icla thai stood BY his sfs ana -'' w
drawer IN vEi1b he dropped the csrds oil sss ,o h.e
Al tie se Of tee bell pain q green a t.f5nct p,,sei
through, they instantly ciosed eeHinc mn py
s.i'aI also dressed in tlses velvet and VIII - -
bulr sprro,t,I IL or.a.a rang, Of Doc columns Siin
sior zed capita. supporting aah';s'e o. @ 80 ns,,I
worn. Tia se,Ii5ils paved with blue aaa s na'Ds
Wa bot tie snte Of an apartment tne sPe III
vas wher; parallel IN London ai I .SS ons hu,dred IN
breadth seventeen high IL Vas Lighted Say f1a
does Of The richest .tsined s:s sae two Lusarei BIT