New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-06

,v,ndo,s AZ stained p,ass seemed Ia fall like BEN
a5ct;on anon those two beings. standing with
| olasned hands upon the Threshold
Touched nv this evidence of her husbands love
! and care. Fanny threw her arms about his neck
| and biiinr her face in his bosonl wept for very
bappiness.
q lam blest she murmured. a beyond my de-
serts. Nav always render YOU as happy, as thus
! far Won have rendered me-
& Perfect trust in one another Fanny is all that
| 10 naoessarv to ensure bapu;ness to a married
pa,r !, said Col. Dale. drawing his Young wife
| closer "a him. 81 have always observed that the
s,st secra. hoi,yean man onJ n,;ee ,,ss tba door
thro,,,, ,,,o, Nv .sr,ant ,ra,, ;,,to tha;, taon
rbo ,s,st 4;,;s1 .arst,a,oos .aor,;r,,, of ,o i'm.
,,orta,,os ,vhstarar 30 - ,,a,rn,nny what the
l. n, :; ~ ~ ,t,,, Irnno.;co4 tbo,, do
-. -, - 49,, IT, ,,boais of
/ Ss,ls -. 1.-...,s 49,, y. ~, A, !.
~. ]. oh;,a I;s,or - nothng do
,o..;n, ,hat o,Y,,a ot frartly inform me- If
IA, a. - (; - ~ lessnn r ,vonI5 have
-. aon,, Ia,,o tl s,a il xvaitins
- .,a, l., ~, tto f ar 7r;x,e !,
T. .h.t ,,,or,a,. - arI and aarnast intercourse
III, Il, L. ,,ha bar heart ,vas oman to no hand
,a.n, ~ h;s nd ;ts frash leaves were laid be-
-, r. - so,i.ato ,, ,,ra &c tba netals of
j ,;,y Ala ba ramanhar that he had q secret al
j ,ea5y from b;s brides THAT the low dark door.
4 hosa .trasho,a ha bad erossed sbnt ber ont from
~. ,,,..a in h;s haart9 I,;d ba sea NO sernent,s
i baad aar;n ;tsels ovar tbat grave Of the mast.
4 xyhosa aead be baa not buried ont of his sight
4 Copld be not have crushed that serpents head be-
4 meath the heel Of early confidence had he then
1 chosenq aIast the moment went by, and the low
iarl ,oor Il What he had named his bachelors hall
was MT onened
Il was not strange. in the brief courtship and
tbe hurried hours IF preparation for marriage that
Fanny had heard nothing Of Colonel Dale's early
/ trials n was a subject rarely touched upon now
4 a days. and his friends were too happy to see him
| about to bury the old love under the new, to run
/ the risk of reopening a dangerous wound by prob
ing 1t with alIasions to it. Fanny believed herself
to be her husbands first love- 1t had always been
hone of hers to stand second to none in the
affections of the man she might marry. All she
had heard of the deeper depth of second love, had
failed tn convince her chat it was greater prize
to win than 4 hearts first bloom. First love, Il
ne often said q must be A memory ALWAYS. and
danperons memory for heart I'd cherish which
had eiven itself IN marriage.n IT was Fanny's
weak point this little matter and as she had given
to her husband the first love she had ever felt for
man. SO did she believe herself the winner Of his
Had he told her ali IL that sweet day when he
made her mistress Of his home her womanly sym
nathv would have overcome her womanly spirit Of
exaction, and she would have accepted tie second
love as a holy talisman with which to heal fond
heart bruised and wounded by the first
.sOh stop, Harvey. Fanny cried, as during
their drive they reached green and shadowy
cemetery where the pale monuments reared them
selves among the soft verdure, giving the whole
the appearance of a vast park filled with graceful
satuary instead Of that silent CITY where the loved
and lost lie waiting for tile final trump. Let us
70 III a moment she said. 81 love to read the |
names on those white doors and muse upon the |
sleeping tenants Of those narrow homes. am Just
in the mood for it now--don't drive by.n
II have a horror Of graveyards,, Harvey ans.
wered. but drawing rein in obedience To tie gentle
h.nd nn,n b;a arm "Reminiscences ara bool,s /
never lil,e " rea3 They are family records which
are only tiIled Il the column devoted u death,
III tba baarfnl scenes tFe ryord affords Il
\ = ,eo,,5,er 8 No how, ,aonla car faacv sncb
t,,;, r.. 81 ,,snr y,
g foa,e wifi, mott, Fannv said WITH nIsyf,i
~ shall ho1iaya yon are afra;i -
&..,,5ls. -
ona tho ,h
- az. ...e
,,ic,, ti,a,, aa 1gaea and aa faI,en me-
49,. II ta,,f,o. go,,,,agso tbo od |
be,, 4 tnrn II, ~, nat Fanny ~.
torod y, e,eo,ootio,, ana ,,o,sed befo,e no,,ly
.,,. 49, =
,,o,,,r I'll stratobad a
t;t,,aa - IA = a. Ia
rasas one hand snI,ortna ber bead tba ot1a
ara s,,;no ia stsr of Ji,,var IL ad falle aslaar
sn tbs aot ~ rlnclins Tbe face TYas haont;.,,i
nd III ,rbole enre gas rsdolenf ~ that chsr,,,
,,.,,a,s e ~,
ressnad o,,i, ,,ergeoted h., ooreel s,,fi,,at;oa
q At !, 49,, 4a
t;on tbss v1aneing ~ her b.sho,,is faos startaa
n its dealy nalanass tba stony of tl
ave tbe cbIl dam, ,,t,nn bia fore,,eaa 4
y i. what aiis Won Harvey i, she cried. a keen
,nano shontinr throurl her heart.
M ala moi answer for an instant then with a |
shnfaer she did not fail to notice. stroye to shake
of his anathv. and answered in a voice. the husky
emotion of which he could not conceal, aMy
mothers name was Madaline.
Fanny felt instinctiyely tle deception Of the an.
swer. She glanced keenly at her husband. but his
cheek had resumed its color, his lip its calmness
( The monument Is new, is it not 2