New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

to pbrerzy by the recital, show have the ps,o.
bon al 'is ~ r"
They have borne 1t under fear Of thcir E,..
lyHto's soldiers eIc posted al eyeTy pace vhsre
uViuur can .flse.
And bow 'org shall It last"
It'll some srirt Nth heart big snongh 70 a..
Sicily more than life, ard soul tina, fears not r. ~
iaui, shail arise IN S!Tacuse| proaOurc... "a. q
nan. 90" -' va
Aenc started IS he met the glsnoe Of his aged con.
panion, for there was meaning upon i OF more TIA,
morts. Tpoit. lie dared no, trust himself TO soesk
ihe or me feelings thar had sprung 10 he in his ovr
sorl were 80 Wi aud strange that they fairly stad
hil,' he srose srd walked GU: upon the moun.s:n
ana ever ard anon, as hs eye Rested upon the ,ssrt
cry the tunut N his soul came 20 siarte him sgs,
de dd not seek 10 anayze the emotion, for it wss %
bold and gigantic 50 genieke in s misty proportions
that BE- dared ~ hante II with reason.
Aiier svhilc Artabanus calne out and touched him
upon the shoulder
Alaric, spoke the old man, "it Is waxing late .,a
We may be on the move. ls. us eat crust OF hrca3
and then We will descend the mountain to,s.bsr
must so with yOu as far the tsherrnan7s cor f,-
there must find more fitting garb for vo, Clycoa
is NY friend, and may be trusted 10 the verge OF ths
grave
The frugal supper was soou dispatched and then IA.
two desc, nded the moun;sin together AZ the fshsr
nabs co; they stopped, sui found that C,ycou h,g
lust returned from bis days labor ATtabsnus tor
him apart, ard having explained TO hm as much ~
I y f,r
some garments that would answer for the youth 20
wear.
Ihe fisherman lei the way to bis .can,v xa,,,ch,
and tie necessary garments were soon se,,te;'
Aarics leggir sof goat skin were replaced by onS -
of blue cloth and his white linen shirt was e,chsnssy
for dark brown irock, beneath which ne c,rlJ -
conceal his short sword. After this the herm, scco,
panied him TO the southern shore Of the bay AMI there
stopped.
] sofd old hara
iain. and sou have had caltiou enough. At the gats
/ you III not be stopped, unless some Of the guard
should take the whim 10 question you. Be wse, pow.
and cautious, and lei me see you tomorrow"
II will not forget"
"Then may the gods guide and protect you.'
With this Artabanus turned back toward the noun.
tain and Alaric kept on. The shades of night were
gathering the city ~ the youth passed in at the
| bread gateway and the guerd had already hgh.sd
their torches. He had gone few steps when rough
voice commanded him to stop.
Didn't You promise me fish for my dinner, laot
| lying knaye the voice continued.
You have mistaken yorr man, said Alaric hiding
his face as much as possible without seeming desroVs
| so 10 do.
GOOD Bacchus, so have. Thou'rt not Mestor"
"No," returned our hero; and as be spoke be keps
"Tbats p strange face, said of the soldiers.
And | thought, a fair one, added another.
How now D. asked third. Has s;fangy
passed 7"
"Nes; fisherman
Its said that a Greek vessel was upon the coast
this morning, and We should know whom she landed"
Alafic heard no He turned the first angle 10
the street that presented itself and then hurried on
The way was familiar and he had difficulty in
leotrg the various avenues he needed TO follow; bat
be was not wholly easy. He had reason to believe
ths. he was followed. He took several winding pas
sages for the purpose of Avoiding pursuers, but ae
could not get nd of the echoing football that sounded
upon the pavement behind him. !; slackened wheo
he slackensd-it stopped when he stopped-snd when
he hurried on the echo hurried after him.