The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-07
MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
OR,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.


10 bresk out, became thing universally kno~n.
Lord whitworth had left Paris. sn1 General An.
dtsoss, the French Ambassador in London, WAS
/ recalled. All was G. nsternstion. The English
left Paris in crowds. Aud those to whom return
TO England was a matter 81 embarrassment, be-
| came anxious sB 10 their position under the Gov
| eminent Of . man "hose angry feelings towards
the Eng sh were as motor. Gus were those Of the
First Consul.
To Gryls, return to his own country was too
full Of danger 10 his very life TO be ATTEMPTED and
bis thoughts turned TO America lie consulted bis
wife on the subject; and debated the question Of
Immediately proceeding to Hsvre-de-Gracc, where
vessels sailing for America would be most likely
/ 70 Dc iount. Mrs. Grylls owed still the sans
apathy and indiu renee a. bad marked her la,s
conduct even to matter Of such vital IMPORTANCE
am WIS together with the difficulty OF learning
what vas requisite by way Of passport a. mo-
IN nj when AL the Foreign Ofice was in such per-
ieci confusion made him inclined ~ delay for
Jay or two his final determination.
Pans At that time was full Of English; and though
even hen the r,imors Of al az preaching rupture
be.ween the poworI Of Englsud and Franco were
rue SUI The pleasure -CcyinP and long pent.up
Hlandess fingered IN the French capital In 70
wss much 10 dtlisht and fatter them. Toe Paris.
lans' but lately reless Il from oil tho ghssily hor.
fors oil tho Revolution, hailed with vivscity any
approach 10 q settled state OF things and were un.
RENTING IN providing ami devlsing tho NOS, RS
nnci gaici:es. Added to this, there was strong
manners, and English habits-all were Initiated By
the hospItable Frenchmen. Even the First Consul
himself attempt the John Bull accompli shment
Of driving four.lu-hsnd from . high phsetoni
and any English thing or any English
person bad . sure passport TO favor. wss
II, then, 70 10 wondered Of, that although
| every letter from England spoke Of The GER
islnty Of war; though Lord Wnitworth's CONVEX.
sAtions with Napoleon were becoming more snsp.
p.sh though his attaches began to look sentimen-
hl, aud purchase sourenDs In jewellers shopst
ssH tie grea, bulk Of English visitors kept holi-
day in holiday keeping France, wiliully ignoring
inc possibility OF the trap then preparing iop
them.
Precuded from all correspondence. with Eng.
IAnu, IL WAS only from the chance discourse Which
occas onally met their ears, when loungng Ia the
Lusk in some public gardens Of the city. that the
HryHs became At all aware Of tho ptobah lily Of Q
uptuTo between the Two nations.
One tue evening in Msy, they proceeded to their
usual promenade, in the Tuileries gardens, ~ an
hour when the dusk In . measure allayed tie up
prohensions which daylight conjured up. Alter
walking some dime, Gsylls and his wife seated
themselves on bench remote from the crowd,who
were ptrAing In the grand alice, all noise aud
gestculaton, when two women seated themselves
on the same bench. They were apparently English
o. the Glass Of upper servants, and ws.e discussing
.he on general topic, tie approaching chance Of
war. Ihty also dwet upon TIE many causes Tor dis.
sau"action experienced by their mistress At the
idss Of leaving Paris; and then, with al absence
OF reserve, proceeding possibly from the habit Of
dwelling with those who were strangers ~ theip .
language ami with distnctness which almost
took the power VI breathing from Grylls, one Of
the womea sad-"Auosher bad thing IL, that II
my lady goes back to England Jus, now, she will
hear o. nothing else but this horrid murder OF
poor dear Colonel Nalmore. Harris says that all
London 10 still taking Of II, snd OF tho chance
thsre is Of taking up tho wicked wretch who could
ntst sup win gentleman aud then shoot him.
Tue family has offered i've hundred pounds for his
apprehension; and, believe, they have preay
good hopes Of catching him."
An irrepressbls exclamation which burst from
the lips Of ne vile, seemed to the aitated Gryls
We result OF heT terror at this announcement; and
fearing that She would bctray further emotion, he
rose suddenly aud led her away.
There was deep snguish al his heart. Tho
words he had heard, seemed aresliEation Of his
dreadful position, aud At once to brand him an a
murderer. He was, therefore, less SURPRISE a,
the singular perturbation Of lis wife's manner a.
they walked back TO their lodging; or al the IN.
usual yehenence she eyincei, W ben, occaklon.uv
stopping, aud clinging 10 his arm q II her limbs
could scarcely support her, sc would stream ouL =
DC II in delirium lis 1t all true that we HAYS
heardf- u Coone Vsmore who Is deac t-wm
five hundred pounds he given II you are tskenf
ID 4 you always know that it was Lol. vamors
you had shot Z"
Though he answered all these wild inierrog.
lions t.dy, ana sought t. sscrbe this strange con.
quot to her newly awakened perceptions o! tbs
horror and difficulties Of their condition, Gryls -
most DOUBTED the sanity OF his wife and tlo next
morning there wa. wdnoss and Lurry in hcri
manner most different to the topper With which ais
had hitherto been opp essed. sne, herself brough,
forward discussion as to their future pans shs
urged the necessity Tor a tlgbt 10 America, And
even hazArdet tho idea that there thew mi yht lys
happily and unknown, with clcarneu
which enabled Grys to perceive sh,
was in full poss sion Of her senses.
Tho q question As 10 ther future support was then
discussed by her with tho ready money he could
command by sale Of his house in Sussex size
suggested thst puohaBo OF land mlght he made,
which, increasing IN value, would ul,lmAt ly be-
sufcisnt Tor sher maintenance. She hen lAmen.
tel that their hurried departure from Eng ana had
lei so mueh oi iheir personsl properly Al the DIS
posAl OF strangers; sui, she thought, as REGARDED
wearing apparel leWery, linen and plate no one
could nave Venturtd to appropriate Il, and thatIs
sdl mlgh' 10 recovered ana sold, or elBs dis
patched 70 Amtr es ~ Likely to 10 most c. ndu i've
~ their m,ure comfort, Tle officially now 90 10 !
considered ~As how these effects cvula 10 colected
Tor teer own usey 10 whom could the task ~ II
committed without compromising tho let u Ii
hcF hdlng-phe ILeie WAS but one pl-n thai
she could tLluK OF Au4 = burning flush came to /
her cheeks, aud her voice became harsh and bro. IL
ken a. sue detailed Particulars. Would u not be . II
WISE plecAunoH ior her 20 20 to Eugaud sonef
l nder the protection VI she ulsguise sic Lad worn
10 long, she could travel IN SAFETY aud be secure
nom annoyance. Ouce in London, and hawai- L.
uade mere the best emeuts tor their inter.
e'ts, she might JON alm Al New York.
lnere were u.thcult es IA all tbs; but all ia. II
objections raised by Grylls were most al siact,-
ray slnooshed by has vie and II was ultimately
arranged tuaI measures should be AIKEN Tue peN,
IAy lonaruA p'o grlng the proper Passports loy
her proceeding TO El,Llad.
Cd lis scarcely kntW LOW to account e. tho ALA.
MY anu eGelttlnent with which every detail Wa.
eu.ered into py his wile towaus laci!. taLug he,
telAs'ure' he coud ouly INA. Inc tat At was ne
net. sally oil eNernun winch na4 reused Lel; anl n
no Ie'' ulsposed w '.ins more ,euie4.y OF uer =,
ne Witnessed sueh k.r.klng anxIs.y Tor ia wei
iAre. WV
stop was 10 ever, put to al further arrange.
meat thst all the Eu. I.sn tnen in Fr.,.n ,Ds
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