The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07

mp with new companions and new mssteru.
Some Of EN- writes my letters when wants 'em
wrOte--dc on mnd7-writes my letters, wolff
They rites fifty hands; they re nOtlke sneak
ing you, as rites but one. I've had firm
mind ald firm Will 70 have your life sincs YOU
was down here a. your sister burving. / han't
seen a way to get you safe, and I've looked ar
ter you to know your ms and outs. For, saws
Old OhiCk to himself somehow or another I'll
have b I'M What Wlrn look. for you. |
finds your uncle Pfovis, ehi'
Mil Pond Bunk, AMI Chink', Bisiu, anil the
Old Green Copper Ropr-wi!k, all ~ clear and
lain PTOvls in his rooms, Ju tn signal,
whose use was over, pretty Clara, the go,d
motherly woman oh u Buloy on hi back,
all drifting by, on the swift stream pl my life
fast running out to sea
You with a un,le ton. Why, knowl ~
at GarRcry when you was 80 small wolf that
could have took your wcIlcn hrtwiNt tai, fin
ger and thumb, and chuek,l You away dad (ls
~ thoughts . doing, Old times. when ,ac you
lettering among the pollard, on a Suullv.)
and you hadn't found no unclcs then No. not
you But when Old Orl.ck come for Il, hear
that your uncle Proyi- had mos Ike wore the
leg-uou W., Oh O.lick hal picked M filed
/ asun CT on these me,h,s ever ~ many ,clraso,
and wot h. kcp by HIM til he dropped 80,
sister with d like uul'.- H. H- IN" iusiNs e., tirup
you--hoy i-wh.n lIo c uc FOR to hear that
heyi"
In his avagc taun'ing, be d,rcd the cinll, 50
close t" ms thai tuned NY face asiis to save
it from the flame
"Ah!' no cried, laughing, after doing it
again, " the burnt child drclds the tire
III Olick kuowcd you was burnt o 4
rick knowed you was smu. gln,
your uncle Pro'is away, Oh Od,ks
match for you, and knowcl word
come tonight Now I'll tell you something
moro, wolf, aud this end, it, There's thpm
that as 20 q match for your uncle PrDyLs "a
Old Otlick has lie n for you. LIT him ware
them, when he. lost his newly L,t hm wrc
them, when no man cant fini a ris OF his dear
relations clothes, nor yet bone of his body,
There's them that can't and won't have Mls-
witCh-ycs, know the name.-llive in the
same land with them, AMI that's had such sure
information Of him when he was alive in anuth.
cr land, a. that he couldn't AMI ,louldn't lrlyr.
II unlcknOwu, AMI put them iu danger. Pr4ps
is them that writes iily hands, AMI that, not
Ike sneaking you a. writes but one. Ware
Compcvson. NJ lsw , and the gllows.'
lie dared the candle ut me again, suOking
my face and Lair, and lof an Instant blhlils
me AMI turned his powerful back a, hr rrplacod
the light on the table. hal thou ,ht PRAYER
aud had been with Joe pli Bdly aud Herbert
bclure hu turned toward M again.
There was q clear space of a few feet between
the table and the opposite wall. Within this
space he now sluuchci backward and forward
Ills great strength seemed To sat stronger upon
him than ever before, ~ he did thi, with his
hands hanging loose AMI heavy at his sides, and
with his eyes sc0wling at M. ! had no grain
OF hops left. Will as my inward hurry was
AMI wonderful the force Of the pictures that
rushed by me instead @? thou sht, | cluld vet
clearly undo ~ianl that unless he hat resolved
that was wi.hin few moments Of surely per-
ishing out Of all human knowledge, he would
never have told mo what he hal tod.
ora sudden he 'topprl, took the cork ont of
his bottle AMI tossed 1t away. Light 1s II was
| heard il fall Ike plummct. He sw ilowcd
slowly, fitting up the bottle hy littl, and little,
and now he looked At me no more. The is few
drops Of liquor he poured into tho palm ~ his
hanl and licked up. Then with a sudden hurry
Of violence, and swearing horribly, h. throw
the bottle from him, and stopped, aud saw in
his hand a -tonr-hlmmcr with a long heavy
handle.
The resolution had made dill not dcs ut mc.
for, without uttcriug one vain word oi apvr i
tO him, ] shouted out with all my MIGHT and
struggled with all my might. l. WIS only my
head and my legs that could move, hut to that
extent | struggled with all the force, un II then
unknown, that was within me. In the same
instant | hcarl responsive shouts, saw figures
, AMI CLEAN ri light dash in AZ the door, heard
voices and tr.lult, nUi -dw lick emerge fum
a struggle Of mon o. If il wcr' tumhir. water.
clear tie table az leap, and ly out into he nj ht
Alter blank ! found That wls living un-
bound on the floor. in the same place, with nv
head on some ones knee. Nv eve, were fixed
on the ladder a.,aint the wall when came 20
mvaoli--hnj Opened on IL before INV mind saw
it--and thus, rs | recovered consc BUSINESS.
/ knew that was IN the place where had lost IL.
Too Indifferent nt first even TO look round an
ascertain who supported me, | was living 10 kinI
at the hllor, when there came bctwean mo anil
1t n iacc-the face " Irahbs hoy
IL thinks hes all right" said Trd.h', hoy,
a. "A pltar tl.ftf ntrfft 10. t.t. e..
thought
At these word. the face Of him who supported
me looked over into mine, aud | saw my sup
porter to he
"Ilcrbcrtl Good Heaven"
"Soltv, said Herbert. Gently lEu,cl.
Don't be too eager
'And our oil comralr. S.artop. / cried. as
lac too bent over me.
"EemcmlCr what he is l;pins to ass FL. u- in. %
sad II rhcri, land be- calm.
The allusun made me spring up. thou IN
dropp.d again from the pam ia my arm. Tho
time Ia, not g.' by, Herbert, ha, 3d.; what
night il tu-uighD2 How long have | boon
hcrci' For had - strang, and strong m.,,ry-
ing that la been lyin-; there Ion, t.mg--l
day AMI II. gh, Two days AMI night,-murc.
The tine has not gone by. Ii /, s,ill Nom
ia, night Thanh Cod,
And YOU have all tomorrow, TUESDAY to
rest in, said Herbert. " Bnt YOU can't uep
you got Can you stand r
" Yes, ycs, said |, " 1 can walk. have no
hurt hut in This thruhbing arm.
They laid it bare AMI did what they could.
IL was Violently swollen AMI cuillm'i, AMI
could scarcely endure TO have il touched. But
they tore up their haudhcrchcis to make fresh
bandages, AMI cueluliy replaced it in q sling,
until We could get % tho town and obtain some
cooling lotion To put upon It. In a li.t,s while
we had shut the door OF the dark an, empty
slul'e-hous', AMI were passing thruu IA thc
quarry ON our way back. Trlbbs bov-irIDb's
oNergIown Young man MOVEMENT before %, with
Lantern, which was the light | had seen como
in AT the door. but the moon was good two
hours higher than when hal last seen the skv.
AMI the night though rainy, was much lighter.
The white yapor Of the kiln wa, passing from MS
as We went by, and As | had thought pravc,
before, thought thanksgiving now.
Entreating Herbert 20 tell me how he had
come TO my Tescuc-NEch AZ iir,t lie hal ditly
refused to do, but had insisted on my remaining
quiet learned that | had in my hurry dropped
the letter open, in our chambers, Whrre no.
coming home 10 bring with him Surlop. whom
he had met in the street on his way to me- found
IT very soon after ! was gone. It, tone ma lc
him uneasy, AMI the more 50 because of tho in
consistency between II and the hastv letter bal
lett for him. Ills uneaslne,s Increasing instead
o suhsidlnr; at 1r a quarter of an hour. conf
sidTItion- he set oil tor the coach-oilicc with
Slartop, who volunteered his COMPANY. 10 mako
inquiry when the next coach went down. Find
nE that the afternoons coach was gone, and