New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
A LOVE CHA Sc.

The following letter is from g Dublin psper:
DRoGHr DL Monday June -, 1859
The gossping folk have inst been ailOrdef sum
Gent subject for a months cht-cnat in what turned
out 20 be- one of the srsnges and perhaps, OF the
heartless Enatory escapades that has occurred IN
this pa-t Of the country within memory MI the pa'-
.es concerned in the matter move in the higher walk
Of hfe which crcuw stance Of coUrse, makes 1t the
more remarkable, md has rendered IL the theme OF
conversation in s circles and IN every direction one
turns. For obvons reasons the names of the parties
concerned suppressed. The following are the iscy'
Is closely as ] could procure them:
J. appears that Mr.. b.. fine young gentleman con-
Iected with of the leading establishment of Dros-
heds had for leng OF time paid ms addresses TO
beautiful young lody whom may call Mlss Blanche,
who in addition 20 her personal attractions and accom-
phshmsnts of order, understand has lately
become heress, by the death OF an uncie, to ,'oO
golden charms. splendid house lad been fitted up
within The last few weeks a. vila the banks Of
the Boyne, the fair Miss B. having furnished il IN
costly manner and which intended as the future
residence Of the parties named, a. union was setIed
upon.
The wedding was arranged for some day last week.
and was 10 have taken place in the County OF Nex-
ford where the family OF Miss b. reside. Miss B had
absolutely gone 10 Wexford in advance Of her lover,
20 closely had all been settled upon. Arrvng mere,
with anxious throbs che awaited Bis coming. lie
whites 20 her ststug that he had been attacked with
sptng of blood and should delay day or So Logger
In the mean time he said be would send her present,
and absolutely purchased pair of satin slippers for
that purpose, which, however, it will be seen, were
eonve,ted to another purpoee. third party now
ac.s part in the drama, Miss d., cousin OF Mr.. b.,
and who resided The house of her farther, where Mr.
b. had conducted business II Is said that ,he assisted
in decorating the intended residence of the intended
bride during her absence in the the County OF Wexford
and subsequently set ont on visit to some Trends at
skeIres, County of Dublin to enjoy the sea air at
that watering place during the fine weather. The next
thing that is heard IL that the day which Mr. B
was 70 start for the County of Wexford to meet and
marry Miss b., he is waited the sea TO Holy
head in company of his cousin, to whom the satin
slippers are given over Thence they started to the
greet metropolis, and have since understand, sailed
for Australia The disappointed young lady, now Mss
b.. has thus been placed in extremely distressing
condition She has in her agony burned all her bridal
robes. The young lady, whose feelings have thus been
outraged, had at ali times experienced marked atten-
ton from Mr. b.: nor i believe, was it ever known
that his cousin to whom he is allied, and who s
Of most respectable family, ever had shared portion
of his aeciiona'e addresses But such are the ways
that masters of the sort and again have their ter
mnatons, giving us another proof OF the old proverb
that the of true love never does run smooth