Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-08
Homance in the real Life.

The New York Express publishes the fol-
lowing story in its Haganna correspondence
A descendant Of one of the old German
Baroas. named Dc Arnap; (bora in Bavaria,
| believe had .aHen desperately in lore with
q very beautiful young lady named Coiligay,
who in addition to her personal charms, pos
sesscd fifty Thousand nletallic oncs III hsc own
right; but that circumstance. of course, had
uothingto do with the affair. Unfortunately
for De Arnan, his passion was not recipreca-
tee; but he, being fine dashing fellow, who
speaks three OF four modern languages, aud
yi,hal possesses u large share Of n=tive talent,
needed no. the rebuffs be from time to time
received from the lady, thinking, l suppose;
/" she is a woman end there to be won." He
continued his attentions most perse. .ringly,
ard for his continued efforts to obtain even
smile from his " Iadie love,n he received roth.
ing bat expressions of disgust and contempt.
At length becoming tired Of playing tue.
paT. G; the fair ones shadow. lie determined
to possess hipa>slfof her il true knightiy style,
snd for tbs purp Sc and with this intent, one
evening las. week he awaited her return from
her accustomed evening drive at the door OF
the residence Of her parents Here he, with
TRUE galantry, handed out Of the yo!ante an
elder sister OF the young lady love, AID child
who had accompanied herin her drive. When,
however, tie Senorita herself held ont aer.
hand in her turn to be assisted from the Car
rage, to Der surprise the Caballero did not
take it with the slacrity she had anticipated,
and she accordingly gave him one Of her
wither;ng looks of scorn. Hecdlessof which,
however, the Gabsllero, with a single spring,
placed hiinsel. la the vacant seat in the vo-
i..i.te beside lcr. She uttered shrek at his
,udl,ei:v, but It was not regarded. The ne.
gro ca'ssiero (aostiiion) had doubtless been
ti.p,h; and paid tor the part he was expected
10 LAY, and he performed it 10 the letter, by
urging tie spirited horses under his control
TO their utmost speed, -heedleSs alike of the
continued shriess OF his young mistress or her
commands to him to stop.
4 hue and cry was raised in AIatanZas, and
the runaway Seward and his unwilling COM
panion were pursued by men on shcrseback
aud others il carriages, 1t Q speed tha. en-
danger their necks. Unfortunately for the
Cahailero, an obstruetioa was met with on
The road, within three miles of Matapzas,
whicn the yoiante could not pass. This al
ford2d his pursuers an opportunity 10 over
take Tin, which, doing, trey perforce drag
gra the Senorita from his arms, though he
fought desperately to re.ai her, and Size vas
restored to her q xious pareEss. The Csbal-
lero, thes disappointed Of his prize, forthwith
wended his way to this city. The telegraph
was put in operation, offering reward of
foar tl4ouGand dollars FOR the approhonsion'o
DeAruan. THIS news reached his ears, he
wea: 70 a celebrated criminal lawyer for I'D
vice, and was told that ifthe lady be twenty
three years of age, and you assert that she
vent with you by previous arrangement you
viii get off scot free; huff you ac: differently
aud sre arrested, you will be sent 10 the pres
ida (cha;a ganr) ):l
. 1t WAS here the knightly breeGiag Of De-
Arnau exhibited itself; he exclaimed PASSION !.
alely. 81 love the girl, cannot live without
her: hut will cot belle her. Let them Go
what they please with me, go TO give myself
up.n Aad 60 de did ty the nexS tain TO
M.t.124s where. 'breHing hirnsclfat the
i...t IS e:.sllg.r. :e CIT s4tt,l or p.r:dp
ia7 /. "a fIIess ts...n pese&c;i..S .rr 10 iis
t.a X his VIZ. cnld s.sp,, II. ii ~ :
Tie ;..At i.a,i pied to canswsy with h.,.
a.iJ. t5eG .u tae -is& Of lSaing put in the
Chain gang by coming back to WOO her. Sho
is said tobags taousht aloud, "He must love