Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-16

source Of revenue. And 1 must henceforth
! "a nj nv own visual organs, If II was not hin
I observed to-day, in close confab on the plaza
win that most suspicious character Don Mi
euel. the Jew, whom all Havana execrates,
| Of a truth, be is no worthy mate for my gentle
Inez, aud she must forget him. And having
apparently settled the matter with his daughteI
to bis satisfaction, the worthy old don sought
bis chamber and rePose.
cHAPTER III.
Twas a bright, beautiful morning, and the
bosom OF the bay Of "Havannah" was break
ing into gentle ripples beneath the eddTins
breath Of the land-breeze, when the good shiI
St Ignacio cast TO starboard, filling her heac
sails as she fell Of, and gathering Roadway a.
each broad sheet was given 10 the breeze, anl
ere al hour bad elapsed she passed the Nero.
and was standing cut into the Gulf Stream, Of
which her ~saEaciOus commander designed 4
avail himself at least as far north as Tie Greal
Taasass, IL not 50 far as Cape Roman
The ST. Ignaci0 was heavily laden with The
nest valuable products Of the Queen OF the An
TILES, in addition to which she bore as passen-
gers several Of the richest planters in the
island, who, with their families and a soodiy
store Of ingots, were bent upon a visit to MAO
l rid, to impress their poorer brethren OF Old
| Castle with a deeper sense Of their importance
while thev astonished them with The Fastless
Of their resources.
Among these, Don Emanuel kbelas, though
the least ostentatious, was ny DO means the
I least wealthy, or to the least extent provided
with the means to maintain sn appearances be
fitting bis rank. In fact, his retnue was the
most numerous On board, while the TREASURED he
bore from the islaDd-queen represented a value
infinitely greater than that possessed BY any
Of his companions. All his available wealth
was with him. although bis daughter was igno-
rant Of the fact and beingin itself a puneely
fortune, would, Of a surety insure him a cor
dial reception at the court OF Us klhs; ahe tne
l profound homage Of the youthful mobiles, from
whose ranks he hoped his child might choose
a husband, in whose affections she might learn
to forget the past.
Ere venturing with the yoyagers on the broad
expanse OF ocean which separated them from
their destined port, we must beg the KIND IN
/ diligence Of our readers and their society back
I to " Havannah,o in which we may doubtless
and something in keeping with ,ur tale
Scarce an hour had elapsed from the disap-
pearancs Of the S. Ignseio behind the head
lands, when a symmetrical frst-class clipper
! schooner, which had lain but a short distance
| astern OF her, tripped her anchor, and In less
than a minute was clothed in canvass from
truck 70 deck, when, bowling gracefully 70 the
freshening breeIs, she dashed on a. A round
| rate toward the Moro, which she saluted with
j q EllEAC EAI a. BIZ NNaeNNg NANAH 1919
away, she Rugged the coast, steering dire { for
the Hucstan Passage.
On her Quarterback were a group OF appa-
rsntly -frse-and-easy followers, whom, one a. a
caususl glance, might deem a party orexcur-
s~ionists bot in WON the keen, experienced
observer could Dot fail TO discover the com
msnding spirits Of the craft IN fact, the
group was composed OF her officers, among
whom Marco, and the ouoncam Don Carlos
MontaUbsn, were most conspicuous.
Turning 10 the former, as the schoOLeI's
head fell of to The southwark a. bis signal,
Don Carlos, as we shall continue to designate
him, remarked:
@The St Ignacio is but a dull sailor for
these waters. What think you, Marco ?"
That she's quite fast enough for our pur-
pose. She NAV lead US a long chase vet, but
if il proves remunerauve, all, viii be well"
"NhY, YOU are not bankrupt already"
ayes. indeed. Never a msraveia remains
in nv pocket. was cleaned oas last night I;
and perhaps ] wont hurry the bakers
aboard tbs beauty in order to regain the
pile which I lost TO a vineCsr-faced old Hidal-
20. who is doubtless meditating, somewhere
IN the vicinity Of yon&er ships t~radrai, on
the manner in which he'll spend it. St. Iagoi
won't ] enjoy his chsgrin. while recovering
the yellow d10ss, some bright morning, not far
distant ~
Be not 200 sanguine, good Marco,v re-
Joined he chief. The Ignaeio carries
heavy metal, and may prove more than a
match for cur little Cyclone"
"Humphi only at a great odds, or when
under the command Of a stranger. No, mo-
we'll handle their ignots, ay, and spend them
The Cyclone never was, and never viii be
beaten.7
Neptune forbidl' and, as if a prey to
sadder thoughts, the young chief turned away,
seeking refuge in his privaA cabin.