The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

Bsro..' nau,e. Al its conclusion she placed the
pardon Monsieur, !. ahe said: "withou. Doubt you
should receive 10. And this agent OF the govern.
msns one eomld turn him like hot iron in 'hisvi
THE Baron Stahl"
All this tiyue O. had been waiting en- thorns and,
leaving her now. approached him displaying for
an instant the treasure on my palm, aud slprt d
Il into his. IL was done. j babe farewell 20 his
Eye OF Morning and Heart q Day. this thing that
sure with less envy and more 10y than thought
sayself capable of. The relief and buoysncy tina,
seized me- his hand closed upon II, | shall not
portray. An abdicsttd king was not freer
The Marquis departed. aud l wandering round
the scion. next stranded upon the Baron. He was
yet hardly sure OF himself. We alked indiffe1.
emily for a feg moments aud then ventured on
the great loan he was. as became him, not com.
ragged ! then sooke Of Dephine
boldly.
che stood opposite, and. In her white attire on
the background OF the blue curtain. appeared like
an impes0naion OF GresR genius relieved npou tEe
blu. otan Athentan heayea. Her and classic
Outline her nalior her downcasf lids. her absorbed
.oos only heightened the reseu blance Her reyeriC
seemed 10 end abruptly the same red stained he,
cheek AGAIN. her lips curved In proud smile. she
raised her glowing eyes aud observed us regarding
h,r. At tco great distance 10 hear cur words, sht
qlietly repaid Cur glsnces in ihe strength If hel
uew decision. and then. turning began entertaining
In $50 uext her with On unwontcd spirit.
she has needed replied to tina Baron. "hu,
ono thinG-to be aroused, 10 be kindied. see IL IL
poles Nigh; achieve this, for her talent Is second
| not even ID her beauty"
IT IS unhappy that both shonld be wasted" said
the Baron. she of course, viii never marry"
why not?'
For various reasons
"Onef"
"she is poor"
Which will not signify to your Exccliency.-
he is too baautful-one would fail in love
with her. Aud to love ones own wife-it is rid
cululs,"
-, no ehould know" lacked
IAN the world would suspect ard laugh
let those laugh that win y
"No.--she woaid never do aS p wif3-but then
But then. in France we do not insult hospita
| The Baron transferred his gaia to me for a no
| ment then tapped his snuf-3ox, and approached
| IL was odd That we, the arch enemies Of the
| hour could speak without the Intervention of Sc
| conds; but hoped that tho Ba'0n's congersasi1n
| mi2ht be diver ing-the Baron hoped that mine
| mx ht be didacuc.
| they were very gsy with Daiphine. He leaned on
! tle back o. a chair and listened.
0ne spoSe ofjhe new gallery Of the Tuileres, and
| the i've pavilions-a remark which led us to ar
" al bui.d our own houses" said Delphine, at
| last and then complain that they cramp us here,
and the wind blows in there's white the fault is not
| ia the order, bUtin whoincrease here and shrink
lyon spsax in nstsphors." said the Baron,
| precisely. truth is often more visible voiied
than nude" o., o-,.-,,,,u.o,.
| ed for VINO builds like his roghbor:"
"3Iight variations Monsieur. Though we take
such a;ng to conceal the style, il Is difficult to
stcl be order architecture chosen by the builders
| in this room. My mother, for iEstaGce--you per-
| oeiye that her pavilion would be the h)rid Co.
"bisdemo:seiie's is the Dorc.' I said.
| Has been" che murmured, with quick glance.
| "Ani mine. Mademoi5clle:" asked the Baron. III
| An. Monsieur" sho returned. looking serenesy
| upon him, when one has al ths winning cards in
4 at ia 81 typ " all him
rij0n ch5H0jS'wh Gu was the polite ~ayoi dubbing
MIN Court FOOL
visit lie on his contracted brow. He stood in medita-
ton fer some time. Ii must have been eyi lent to
him that Delphine knew OF the recent occurrences
-Ihst here in Paris she conld denounce him as the
agent If fetOuy. the pa: cpsnt OF THEFT. What
might prevent IT: Plainly but ono thing: no wo-
mau would der olpce her husband. lie had sea! ce.
Is contemplated this step on arrival
The guests were again scattered in groups round
the room | exc ninei an engraving on AN Gdjaceut
table, Deiphine rec!ined as iazilT III atdgte IA If
her life did not hang IN the balance Inc Baron
drew near.
"NadeDo:selle," said he, "you allotted me Just
row a cap and bells. II two should wear tiff |
should Invite another L. TO my partion chnotS'-if
should propose TO complete AZ aiiance deslred ty
my father. with the ancient ia niy ef IT Cyr!-if,
il short, MsCemoiselie, should request you TO be-
COM nv wtt!'
But it was NJ longer any business of mine I1ose
and sought Nine. 90 st Cyr, who thought, was
afl Jat After a few words, retired.
Archime!es, as perhaps you have never heard
needed only lever to move the world Sucd lever
hal ruc into the hands of Delphne. with which
che night move, rot indeed JDe grand globa, with
is IItIQiled att actions. relations and atlu1es
bat the lesser world OF c:rcum> tance5, of friends
I'D enemies the circle OF hopes. te3rs ambitions
There is 10 woman, as believe, but coIld have
used i.
I he next day was scarcely 30 quiet in the city az
usual. The grea7 LOAN had not been negotiated
blth the Baron Stahi and tne English minister had
inf 4 gsvt=- ftarn N-Gl d rytlf1 ff.fyff
tut the Baron did not ttaya. alono. There mad
been ceremony at midnight in the Church OF St
5u,p.ce, and her Excellency the Baroness Stahl,
de st Cyr, accompanied hIIn
Il ia @, d many years Eince. / have seen the
diamond ia tue Duchess OF &.'5 cOronet, at the
tisauillg room, ofteu-5u5 l have never seen Del
p5irr. The Marquis begged me 20 r. tain the chain
and gave myself the pleasure Cf presenting IT,
through her mother. TO the Baroness sJahl hear,
that whenever she desires to effect any cherished
0hJect which the baron opposes, sht mas only to
this chain, and effect 1t. 1t appea rs TO pos
sess magical power ard its potG9s spel ensisyes
saved the Atrites The life she leads mas ar0u sod
her. she is 10 longer the impassge Silence; she
has found her fire. hear of he tn4 charm OF a
brilliant court, rs the OF nation OF intrigue
| of h beauty one does It speak, but her iaiaut
IL called pr ID gi0us. What impei5 to ask the
Idle question: II II we'll her life for til il.
Undoubtedly she fills sttt.n which, in that cnl.
| pre-, must be the SUM init OF a w0iuaus ambition
pelrhino's Thirty was not s principle, out dis
satisfaction. Tie Ba oness SIahi is veheEs emit, il
mperiast. IL successful. While sh9 lives, it is on
the top Of the wave; chen she dies -ah what bust
ness Il n Death il such world
As / said, have never seen Uelphine since her
marriage The beautiful ststuesIue girl occ apies
| nj he in;o which the bla1 ug aud Magniiceut an
trt9 ie cam Z crowd do not wish to be dissilu
hWnel. She has read me aridIle-Uoiphlne is my
| Sah.n&.
| As tor Mr.. Hay-I once said the Antiaodes were
| tributary 10 me, not thinking that should ever
become tributary TO the Antipodes But such is
the caae; suce. partly through ny mentality
that g. terpreinG individual has been located L.
their vicinity where diam OUdS are not to be had