New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

strange power of three eourees.
le was stl indlging 10 these pleasing reflections
when awakened from Bis rcyery by loud, nasty
voice outside. "Ch, yoa needn't announce me 70
Mr. Cater John; we are old friends-or not exactly
old tiends bnt we're going to be COON. There, you
needn open the doors know all aeou. il, or shail
know how all the doors open before long
Mr. Carter spraDg to his feet and hssteneo towards
the door which was flung open in bic face by r BIO
Der with such force az 70 neeessate fpllng Dach'
wards OF sx feet the part OF the host, To 'h5 lDe
hinges crack and TO shoot the guest into the room ne
if he had been one of Lous Nspoleon's last wariike
inventions.
+" How do you d. Csrter1 how do you do Wen,
hope; these east winds ERE they east o. southwest
~ the way, I've not seen the barometer lately y NOT
Knocked you up, as they used my poor old iiend Ad
mi al Jlcock. lie always said they were fatal to is
con,tita ions and 80 they proved for they blew him
on eeshore off tho south coast ard he wrecked,
with al Lands. 1hi. is your library, ell Nice room,
very-don't know it yet, but hope 20 some time.
Readiny onything " Etelyl DO you get books from
Mudies from Nixnewe's here was Just giving
my daughter out of of the novels Of the
son--wDich was IL"
"King.ley's" suggested Mr.. Carter.
ono, l meyer read bis, any OF thenl--neitber Es-
goRd nor Meier too Late ~ Mend. shall think Of il
presently, / dare say. By-the-by, that reminds me;
your sou just as wps in the middle of a sem
tence; very fine youth that OF yours-Jc vo~S e'i
fdis pi'meats-agreez Insurance de ma
haute coRstderdtsoB, nc we used TO say in France;
long since We been ere thouyh-great changes, they
say-Rue de RivoG, riied cannon-bes great man,
that Emperor-and they're not fs for lberty-nere
gabblers; can't say connected Rentence, think ont
subject Wei, but your cane TO Inc 20 speak 10
my dsu9hter. I've left him with her now"
ITO speak to youT daughter really, it was consid-
eraIe Of you to leave them together, Doctor"
"Well, / hope am eonsid,ra'e, Carter-yonll ex-
cuse familiarity; but il il so-yreatly tiattered by
your proposal, Im sure; IL for that came Oh at
once and left him tGere. You're widoweF; but
that's no derence,-of course II you had killed your
wife, one wouldn't have liked IT. but never heard
you did. And she can look after your sou for y0ui
boys like that onght 90 have some maternal bringing
mp as we'll as pater1al; il humanzes men more. i
attribute all my advantages that way to my mother
living ill wss forty, aud keeping me virtually at
homo all the time 1T school, as they say Hanni-
bal -"
Fxcnse my in:errup,ing you, Doctor. Did my
sou speak TO your daughter before yon ioft iirua -
Yes, yes, OF eourse. He conveyed your ober oil
marriage"
While you were bereP
Yer. He said / with TO speak 10 Ml.7 Bi5beT on
brsiness / said Speak to her, If You Ike, my dear
Tom no, dion say that thonghi called hun NJ.
Tomas Garter not esquire, yon know, III you die, or
settle AN estate him which IL the same tning You
don, want 10 speak 10 her alone do you because IN
any thing else but business shoullnt mind IT, Then
he interrupted me short, rather rucely nast So alJ
sid. Il aont know that you shouldn't bear What
have to say, D.. Biober. come on my fathers part
To- ak your daughters hand II msrrisge. For your
self = asked / and, would you believe bo'h Of
them blshedss IL they had thought .. 1t! No, Tor
nm said he. And 30 / came here"
:" May ark you the result T.
" Did size accept you, you mean.
% les--what your daughter said.
"Nhy, she dldn say word. 1 at once said fcit
grestly honored and hi,ered, aud thst should leave
hum with Ter While took you Der acceptance
''bu you say she said nothing"
mo: why should shel / told her, of coJrse, she
must ACCEPT you, and should do 20 ia her name
before saving Yes shall leave this boy with you for
half az hour, during which yJu NAV sh y-shally 60
your heart content, and en- accept him. IL 10 boN
half-past ten; you will say Yes precisely a. eleven
O cl,, l. and [ snail toe back FIVE minutes after with
Carte no said Mr. Carter-but shat was only 20
her and yOnr son wac sndinR by too
Thea may take it for granted ! proposal is ac-
ccptedl 7"
us pro, eed to business. When should the wedding
come Off i. tie important question: don't think n
matters to her in The leastit is merely between our
selves but possibly yon may have choice IN me
matter. tell you fairly. have n1ne Whatever, only
think the the better; never like these long
DELAYS. When do you say, then =.
"Would /, 10, be better 10 wal, before fixing any
thing iii have her consent also y
whats the good of 'hs; ehats the good % thai
She will accept 81, eleven it will merely delay us an
bcur in eeitng. Come, cone, lie, US set 70 NJ rDe-i
wfht do yo1 say =
Have your strawberries suffered at all By the
rain 4"
No. thank yon, very Aourishing fresh 40 .oses.
Wien Jaw II was going TO rain, you see, cent II
Iill tbe gardener ~ once TO push them under =
ayes If they were nc all outside, aud owe heif t.
~ 10 that, believe. You shall aste some az he e.
dng. breaktast Shall We have it next wetki'
~ lhink tat would be rather hlrrying IT, " NJ
do YOU think of the ministry u
Ladies' and gentlemen, ] will not nhict upon yon
iclwork OF Opinions taken secondhand from the
local paper which took tie opinions from the paper OF
the Of the county, which took its opinions from
a London weekly paper, which took lie opinions from
daily paper winch took It's opinions from-tho devil
said ~ opponents, the ministry sail Us supporters
Anyhow these opinions had been filtered through go
many flerDg machines by the time they reached DIR.
Bibber that the ministry would have disowned them,
aud the other high parsonage would bot have reoog-
uized them. After this discharge LIE returned 10 the
marriage.
I" Bat come, Carter, let Us have an arrangement;
" hen shall = DO u
Mr.. Carter felt driven up into corner.
Perhaps, DIR. Bibber, my sending to-day vss
premature, for had not contemplated 80
speedy marriage, and, in fact. wGs desirous Of
to some extent the young lanys inchns-
,ionp have, Perhaps been too TASTY IN ssudlng-my
son bsr, IerBaps, been too hasty IN speahlng-yon
have perhaps been too has,y in accepting. should
like possible let the matter develop itsef
" nat more naturally; and, I'LL then. shal We let it
rest here Perhaps your daughter feelings may DO
outPgee perhaps abe bss some other loveri perhaps
she ooesu care for me.
II there was ore thing DIR. Bibbor hated it was
three courses,' aud the reader may have perceived
Mr. Carter fondness for them There is class Of
people who not content wi dvidoy the chances into
YES or no. aid third chance neither ye. nor noi and
Il csc greatly cuniuse those clear headed peole VINO
can see further than yes or no. though they may
say both together.
''My dear Sir, laid the Doctor, "when was made
Del"
low WAS Dr. Bibber made ID. c. III One OF the
univ critics wanted 10 make batch during sasant
lime There ere 10 heroes at hand 10 be snapped up,
70 they took the mos, brilliant Of letters OF tie
pge ard ret hin in fame Of retired rear'adm
4 tYth-caer dplomatist aud three nobodes, one OF
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