New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

AWyT BIAHkrT on TIE NCNSERY kDNAfCE.-
TIE 7ol,do Hc.oid Of July - spos the exciting
story whcL We published about Montreal young
lady being spint, away and concealed in nunnery
In Montreal atd her wonderful recovery by her father
The former ssys:
" TIE Blode OF Thursday evening reprinted from
Detroit paper an absurd r'naace roou' tue abduction
Of Young Caua1ian lady, t0e pursuit by her father
under the accompanying difficulties traditional IN al
that cert Of fancy ketches, and the final discovery OF
the victim, emaci6ted and aupst 0yIng, N nanhery
ia Toledo. few words Ot the truthful history OF the
affair vii reduce ts romantic proportions - those Of
very c0ILmoD-p place ma ter. The gri ia question Is
sad 20 b. daughter Of j. LsandeT Starr PROMINENT
CsDso ish gentleman enc was educated, u I" Sau ~
PsIis is of pe ;uiany romantic an imfe-Spe hs-
ture OF possessed Of any tangible amount OF con-
mon rcnse Some time IN toe mouth OF NJ ~ one OF
the Si-;ers OF Chsry OF the Orphan Asyiun IA TINS
ciy ben short yislt 10 Montreal, was introduced
20 gii At the Sister. house m that city, the day
before her Intended departure for nome The glri, 1t
appears had been frequent ys0T 10 toe Sisters 10
Montreal, and expressed n strong desire v"hlch sue
paid che had long clsrained 10 return 70 France ana
enter Carnehte ranIery preierring thai order on ac
count N the srctness OF discipline TINS step, che
sA.d her father had bitterly opposed; ba; as she was
now Of full age, she determined 20 take II, and
esrnetuy invoked the assistance oil the SISTERS. Size
expressed = rlsh 10 come here with the Superior on
Ia. Toledo Orphan Ay Ium, and remain untl! size could
mske arrangements Tor her contemplated return 20
France TO this the ster Superior objected that the
house Of the Order Of his place nsf large "a nbrr OF
poor clldien 10 provide Tor could afford the
Recommendation OF person o her education and nab
It, II was supposed would desire. The glr si urged
the plsn insisting that the SISTERS should, religious
grounds, and her III carrying out her designs.
a. No consent gwen, however, ana the or! theh
expressed determination go TO Toronto; and when
the Sister Superior reached home Toledo she wa
area sufpii-ed to find the young lady mere before
het-hsviIg arrived on the morning tan, Wlle the
Superior ca not get here ill evening OF course, the
charitable character of the SISTERS forbade that she
should be refused shelter; and the grl consequently
remained at the Asylum for some weeks Ii ali cha
time she under restraint whGteN visiting
freely land with an errstc and sometimes iGCOnveneus
Sisr gard Of the household arrangements OF the visited
among the uslghboriIg fauiie-, and particularly III
thai cf DR. Wbe, who resides IA the lmnc nate Ncin
nv of the Asylum and whose horses were pressed into
her service Tor excursions and whose mirrors Afforded
the lady opportunities fer frequent heightened stu hes
Of Der owl beauties, which somewhat nirlnsed upon
the prescribed hours for closing he doors ot he Orphan
Asy iun. Ills made the subject OF renOnst'ance
BY The Sisters, aud hnaly Tie romantic yOuOg lady
concluded 10 write t. her father which che dld and
Or White = famiy mailed the letter.
"Iu due course the gentleman arrived here, having
DO otcssi, make the extended ro-earcie- spoken
OF by the Article referred 20. tie accompanied %
the Asylum by d member c enc Of our prominent law
inns and found the young lazy IN anything but che
dreadful conditions at hodIly besh represented Ia the
Agucle. No concesln,ert attempted by the Sisters
any else. She had had unrestrained hoerJy
except solely 10 tho re,uar hours OF closing tho
doors, and this fast vents by the testimony Gi Dr.
" hite, whom no viii suspect Of undue ~ Rpatny
for the Ssters their church; and she ,un-
tary 10 ler trends, With the ka0wcdse and Coasout OF
the SISTERS.
'1he hole affair resolves itself At last iuto sy
escapade OF silly, sentimental girl