, 1860-11-24
Especial NkpAtch to the Tribrne.]
AFTERNOON SESSION,

A4A& 1AhAx ADHtA6 CAl5& EAAAlNAI1QA
0oST1SUED.
related a1l the conversation with Mrs.
Burch on that Thursday, before dinner, except
that Mr. FarnAm came In and Mrs. Burch s:id
she did not wish to sec him, and aaked nc to
excuse her, and say that sho had bean up with
her children during the night, and waa lying
down; I aaH lIr- Far1am; I vent down toths
Bank to nee my uncle; returned about one
o'clock there wns nothing but tbs usual con-
ramember Mrs. Burch saving khe would not
70 down town again In si1 months recol-
1ect nothing more but the usucl conversation;
I remember Mrs Burcl retired very early that
evening; upon Friday, after breakfast, wo
drovo up town !; went into Peugeot's; Mrs.
Burch remained in the sleigh; Afterwards We
drove to tho bunk; Mr.. Bprch did not 20 In,
but remained in the sleigh; went in aud Mr.
Burch came ont and drove with us this may
have been eleven or twelve o'clock; / rode
about an hours then thsy left me at the hou SC
and they went on driving; nothing but the
usual conversation trnnspircd during the ride;
full; that was all; he put It IN his pocket
when Mrs. Burch came home from driving, she
cana to my room and found us dressing for
Mn. Farnam's party; when she came in. they
went up to their room; between ) and !, Mrs.
Burch came ints my room crying; els said
be bad read tue letters md seen The prcss ssn.s
TINT she had given him smoking cap; that
he had handkerchief which Mr.. Boyd Lad
l.sd Il long while, which her sister had brought
her from Europe; that be Was 50 angry be
burned 1t; that lie put 1t into the washbowl
and burned 1t with match; she said she did
not want to 80 t. the dinner parry; her eyes
To1ld iook 70 sea t taa1 E People woga s notiee
wind; know OF Hrs. Burrh making the
smoki4: oap At the time II wns 1uadc; she
made ops for ME, Bnrcb and one for Henry
Fatnam; think; ahe told me she was making
or hsd made ono for Geo. Fnrnam; they were
ami ..4t~, tsreso -ss .vsae11.sansi1l. ts'uut
her making them. There was nothing said
alter that about this unpleasant matter; think
have given al that trausrIred Friday; the
next day remember bathing before breakfast;
VIC went out for q drive; We ordered the din:
ncE she WAS to give en- Monday; VIC came
home and dreated for dInner; raw NJ, and
Mrs. Durch In their rsom with Minnie; all
rccolfect before diuner; no conversation at
dinner; alter dinner my uncle llaying gone, ]
met her In the Library md she said lie said
TINT TO- the sake Of The children they lad bet
ter lIve together apd wtehcd she would write
letter 10 Mr. Boyd: a4c brought down u
piece OF paper, which she copied she put her
copy In IN envelope aud went up stairs; md
MI. Birch came Gown with 1t and went out;
when this conrersatfon happened she said TINT
there was nj, expression in the letter about
having ruined his happiness; she did not want
to write 1t for It wonld aound foolish; AIr. b.
ao|d peF not to do 1t unless she wished but II
she did nbt, be should thi4k sAa cared ior III.
Boyd, sic said MIR Bhrch tod her not 10 talk
any more. A. 1t was disgrace enough for mo 10
ought not to tell me, hut she mast tell sotne-
body, and she would rather tell me tlan to 70
out Of the family; In ths evening after VIC had
returned from Ar. Bun's, at reading circle,
asked her how Mr. Durch felt, aud she said
about Il every sih,s he met hsr a1oGc On
Sunday VIC ail went to church IL ths n1srntH:::;;
IN t,~ ,f,cfnnon Mrs. Bnrch can9e to tho din
rcr ta','" Mr: Hursl' and uy*eH reni to tho
EAudar School; a7eT nc czu.s Aack they rr1f