New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1859

teIe1t Gag. 1 too hid tt u eo', HSs 80 tt".
= cert 70 separation, would Try TO love hin sheh
is u,t.Ily impossibl.l and If do, rosh come oack
10 LIN, bat 4 be made NE sfaJ here Tonia MI my
seN
The evening before tod father before Mr. ny that
vas coming 10 see birl Monday mofnlcg On. dld
no, ay ab5u. what, M Fry tod that De went 10 Sc
fstber'.he ue1t asy sBd tast f.:ler ssii that tne
Lorse sid o. osoEg 20 or fr. Fry but u hini.'
and that he sIe.d fG ly sih Mr.. Fry IN everytninS
IVES very uch .aryIised a, hearing this, bot ca no'
81, ANYTHING watched for = hitter iioD y0u Al dsy
r icay and Saturday morning, afd cAbnot ten yoa
how s-k lex. as To time for the postman N cone
rass.d BY snd l.trer arrived from you. Az dlno7r
i'm. M Fry cane up stsus-s,ock ais head 10 ny
re,sr groom door asi said be hsd thought OF Whst
bad ,sked hin. b., he cood not Consent % u, "a II
voad ~: be proper Couli meta say word for i-it
a. II ooni have died on the pot, aud then thou
of Won and determined to Struggle torosgh everything
fr your sake for l see row bright spot sAll-
Te through the clOud which before taoug 80 oach
Izgywss here 10 dinner bat before Ne bad finished,
Mr. Fry Ne, called oat 10 see Mr. JOseoa Try, ~no
wsnt,d 70 see tim tor an insisrt len ne came
back Lizzy ssked bat vas TIE mater, oa. ne sa'-
rottipe Only something bad come % the ofhoe, si,rr
be left ana bis brother bad 0ro5gnt Il mp 20 nan. lie
ftiss,d his dinner quietly, 50 II nothing hsi happened
sbd then sert % mother as ard AZ ne oo'u 'Iu,
e. il Tas rain lng very bard Mamns Aae" eN-'.y
how stood ton ard Mr.. Fly, for bad been tae'e All
the oruirg az sas qnte Pick vith neura'sia 10 my
face and hst tod her about him. In STEW moneots
cav bru cone back With father lie came INTO me
room where 1 rs-aBd tbsy bo'h cat down. Mr.. Fry
then pnlled on, letter, which ssW dHecty was IRON
YOU ana which be said lie going 10 resd on, loud
before father and myself. could nOt descToe 70 you
ny is.hDgs, aud for one minute 1 thought should
have ed imp oTed him % give Il 70 me- aod ianer
tolj Mr. Fry Il .be mos. con- emp'i) DIE TING maa
eoul 30 10 open bis vile letters. lie had not
opened 10 himself and a. last ne consented to give II 10
NJ upon the cOudltlon that If there Tss anything u
Il a. Sss wrong | would show It 20 HIM. had not
read page to cJself, when be snstched Il from ne,
end commented reading IT, and then stopped and sad
be would shoe, yOu. uiet TO tear Il from man, out
all IN vsir and with shri,k which even frightened
him ] buIs. into tears.
Father then sail he would NOT listen to Il, and told
me 10 come home win him. | vent up stsirs To get
something. ard se-Ig bottle OF poison on the u DE,
| put IL to my uOa;b, when you Ike my guardian az
gel, came before ne, anu ielt could Dot d2 ~
tainted or az lsss; 10 stupOr, for holgh heaTd
eyerytbirg going on around ne, l co1lt not open my
LIS to say word Father and Llzzy pnt Me on the
sofa, SId NY poor father cried nearly u oo.aA
his heaIt lie imp!ored NE to SPEAK 10 MN
snd said he would always receive me home,
that the doors we're Away open to me. Mother came
10. sId s1ch scene of confusion cannot describe.
After had revived little, sens for Mr.. Fry: lie
Ts 10. ed 70 cou a. frat q sending sec nj time
he came. lie said be so1ld not touch me, and talked
in the most hinble manner. l asked him Tor tue
letter which he refused to give me, but said ne would
give me q copy of il. told bin wished 70 say good
bye, as never wanted 70 see him sgain. lie said be
b. did Rot care where went 10, and with that Inarcl
ed gu: vi the loom.
AZ coon as could got dressed, for was determined
to 20 home aId when came down stars he said b.
would rot sllO ne 70 60, as Was has wife, and that
be would rot allow either father or mother To take
DE home, bur that If went home and they would
tale Of ne il would ba 81 their own NIX Father
mother saii they sond not ,sAe me home, bat II
sent by uyself you'll hDd the doors open 70 re-
Ceye me, and they you'd protect me 10 spite OF Mr.
Fry. At this, Mr.. joe Fly came iu and after IN king
uith Horace ND stoifs, came down stairs. lie sald
Horace very anxious 20 have the past tOrg 1ten,
g.If tn mn ulea a.gan "A
a. lheo snougAt If went away then ne would re-
v,Dge hmeh upon YOU, so determined TO smooth
the MISTER over Until CO ulo firm some other plan.
Horace came down stars am saii ne Was very
sorry, and hoped | Would forgive him. lie saii no
one kDeS .bOnJ toe Letter but Mr.. Fry, father and
mother, and they bad not read the letter, but 81
prop sed 70 cay nOth!rg about H. He said he would
forget all abOut IT, when he met you would treat
you kindly for d sake. Tais morning told him il
any letters csme 20 me from either West POM,
bslfaI, OF any other part OF the globe, ne would
plesie let ne have them Immediately. lie said he
would ssId them right up th ugh how long this kiod
ness viii l,s; 7 don't know. Last evening he gave me
our letter. snd il that nste al OF tue posman
bringing it az it directed to the house il was put
their box at toe Office and thai ha'.fu No Joe Fry
brought u up. l cannot tel you how feel except
that l am LesIly crazy. | told father and mamma
this morning | would rot stsy here bat cautioned
them not 10 Tel Mr.. Fry: You know more about such
matters taan DO. If sppiei for divorce, could
get enc Horace says no could get one, bat only
through that letter. What does he mean Mrs.
Hum hreys It'd me yesterday morning that some one
told her tba. the cadets all said behaved shameflly
and though they were hattered by my attentions %
them they had respect for me, ana tina; you said,
though you were hs.tsret by the preference showed
for you yOu had respect for me, 20 treated Mr..
Fry. did Lot believe il for one Instant, and flIy
tod them go.
Now let me ted Won whs. purpose doing. have
about 5000 in ready uorey with me, which will last
f.T some hEe My plan is 20 try snl get situation
as servant in come family in Philadelphia, or With
teme enc .bo il going away, as chd-nurse, maid, or
any thing Of the kind With disguised name, Of course,
and can easily get clothes that Will be proper, and
that no ore will koOw me in Then thcug ht Of rent
irg room, bere OF in NegYoIk, ami living where no
one can 6pd me. My lest one is 70 take my clothes
and go home but then | am AFRAID of Mr.. Fry's
coming for me- ss he rays be hiss full authority
me. Will 20 byyOur advice, whatever 1t u.s. Dll yoa
Dust Lot ask ME TO stay here When you leave West
Point let live in the came town with you, If 1t is az
common eervant. let ne be near you, and shal.
be happy, for cannot live without you. read your
letter over spd over; bat do not talk of soldier
grave, for II you die, wbs. hsve | 70 live for
think The future looks brighter, il | can ever get
sssy without being j.scoysTe1. Csc you not in vent
aou plan thiIk would rather 90 to SeY-YOrk,
| would feel nearer To you, and then would
be ssfer than hare. feel, now, able to 60 through
anything, for all my love is esnteIed upon yod,
though perhaps ought not TO say it. will not take
any step TIL near fiOm yOu egsn, thi is, II you viii
write to agar. II you write, direct to some freod
whom you can Cepend upon, and get them to plt it
into the csL soh; then i. is safe. Direct it IN DIFF
fereLt hand IRON the other one. know you VII clear
me from oil blame IN this affair, aud forgive me FOR
what bas occurred, for, in iced, Il is Dot my fault
There is hing in the wor1 would not 90 tor you,
even to teah Ii you think il is better for me to 90
home Of course will go, bat think il 1il. be use-
lees. viii not be free if 20 there. Forgive tas
long letter. bat feel that tell you every thing.
Mr.. Fly asked NE TO tell him VINO gave that dsguerre
otype 10, but / would Tot tel him word. |
sball commence tc-.oorrow to gather my taings to-
aethtr aGd make up common clothes so IL your
advice is to leave, / can 20 Immediately. Direct 70
Mvs. Fry, l,Sl7 Walnut street. feel perfectly