The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-05

Entered according 70 Act oil Congress- In the
Clerks Office, Of the District Court Of the Southern
District Of New YORK. by Moses ~ Beach, In the
year QUO thousand eight hundred and s.I,yAwo.
"My finding such victim, NJ such a mo.
ment, after I've boon watching him two months"
"l'm docsin on i'm, put in Jude, as his
eyes emitted a strange fire. 'Iis Il feel me siorc
long !"
That's indeed So" said Captain Japhet.
Jude and make common cause against lin.
since we've both suffered at his hands"
elias he Injured you, also,' asked Coral in
surprise. as there no end to thdwrongs he has
donei' -
"Nonc. lie cndeavorci to do me the great
est wrong one person can 10 another but his in
tcn'ions miscarriel," added tho young man.
Instead Of becoming tho ignorant brute he cx-
pccte1, have become what YOU sec me-"
Cora. looked a,tcntively at her new acquain.
lance. and was pleased with his well-brel air,
and the easy grace Of his manners, oven in that
singular position.
" You are not now in bis power" shc said
" since you come and go at will. May be-
speak your kindness for my!fathcr? ~
81 will bciricnd you bota,, Miss Wayne. But
Your father spoke Of going to New York. DO
You propose 10 desert the Confcleracy 2"
Coral hcsitatod, but one look at the face of
the young man before her decided her answer.
" We are Unionists, sir. We have friends in
the North and il we could get there we are safe,
trust you, you see, although do not know
what your views are, nor which side YOU take"
- Sit down, Miss Wayne" said Captain ia
phe, reaching through AMI placing the easy-chair
in such u way that 1t froited them. "Sit down
here and we can talk more at our ease 80
" fear You do not experience much case IN
that position, smiled Coral, as she seated her.
self, Wont You come in 2"
"No, 7 think not. fIalcom may return at
any moment and we can better assist you by
being hidden. We can readily withdraw here at
the turning Of his key in the lock-. The day cf
reirihuton is coming and that man will meet
with his deserts. We shall all be terribly avong-
cd sooner or later"
At these worls Of Japhet, Jude became
strangely excited. His eyes shore like those Of q
wild beast that his been rou.ei in His den.
'Struction's on his path ~ he almost shout
ed. " The wiper he stompci on'll sting i'm ,
I'll mako i'm suffer yit! !"
lie continued muttering tho most vndictive
threats against lIalcom. Japhet cndesvored to
calm him, and finally succeeded, the lad SEEM
ed to look up to him with respect and affection.
Poor fellow" said Captain Japhet, pitying-
~, as ho turned to Coral &" he's known nothing
but abuse from that man since his earliest child
hood. Any endeavor to mitigate the hatred he
bears him would be worse than fruitless. don't
blame him either for my own wrongs weigh
| heavily upon me-"
Coral sighed for the Young mans words recall
cd her suspicion that the lad was her brother, nd
| .hc resolved to know the truth as soon as Hal
| com should return.
| /" DO ycn think he will keep us long aboard
the steamer ?" she asked.
| No." replied Japhct, g for he intends to run
the blockade tonight. 1t promises to be dirk.
! bye anil bye, AMI he is not likely to loose such a
| favorable chance. lie doubles. intends TO re-
move You to the brig right away, and carry You
to sra with him e.
| Ny God what can we DO 10 defeat him ?"
The first thing We can do is TO 80 TO tho
| wlot-housr, anl await lI,lconl'. return there.
| VII he comes, he'll doubtless leave your father
! IN tho bont, while h' enter. the cabin for YOU,
.ul i'on We can rush DOWN anl ,lpe :"
.' Nc,. hut him in the cabin and 90 :" cx-
claimed Coral ,s a glow Of hop, dashed over
her f',cc. T..re viii b, three AGAINST one :"
"But .u'l one :" said J1pac,--" such a
man 1n1su.ha log! Tho case is dc.i rate