Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-29

A GAY LOTHARIo IN TROUBLE - RICH
DEVELOPMENTS IN WHICH A BEAUTIFUL
YOUNG LADY Is THE PRINCIPAL CHAR
ACTER-CoSTENTs OF A WARDROBE GIN
NY LADY's CHAMBER Final DESoU-
NrEST or A MIDNIGHT AMOUR.
On Saturday night last, at one Of our frat
class hotels or fashionable boarding
houses, we shall not say which, one Of those
cases Of fashionable scandal was DEVELOPED,
resulting from an intimacy Of parties who
'loved not wisely but too we'll" which
are too common to the society Of all orr
large cities. Withholding the names Of
the parties and the location Of the affec-
tionate drama, we can assure our readers Of
the entire correctness Of the incident we re-
late, and which furnished food for gossip
among a host Of guests, male and female,
aristocrat and plebeiau The parties to the
interesting scene, is a respectable and
well-to-do professional man Of this city,
of ability and social position, and Young
lady Of accomplishments and highly pre-
possessing appearance, about twenty-five
years Of age. She is in form and feature 81
perfect Hebe, while her movements are rs
soft and graceful a. those ascribed 10 the
Naiad Queen herself Her taperiug hand,
her beauteous neck melting into 8
bosom of voluptuous swell. and her flir
classic brow combined with varied accom-
plishmenta mark her for belle.
Her hair ietty black "a the raven'a wing,
falls in graceful curls outYieing those of
Judea'a daughters, and soft and lovely
enough TO court the gehtlest Of Italian
zephyrs. Rich in the possession of such
mental charms and personal attractions
with manners entirely graceful and unob-
tusiye unsupported and unsuspecting, she
hal boarded quietly az the house referred
to Tor the past six months. An Older ela-
tive who was Ia business boarding at the
same house. and al hills being settled with
promptnes7. no suspicion attached 90 the
lair maiden 4 short time since the pro-
iessional gentleman spoken OF commenced
visiting the house. and sending his cards
and having interviews with the lady in
Question. These visits were continued and
kept up with such frequency as TO attract
the attention of the proprietor and those at
tached 70 the house. On Saturday night
DE visited the house, and assembled the stair
way for the purpose of an interview with
his inamorata. The interview was had ;
the hours passed by swiftly as did those
with Romeo and Juliet. For he was
where with the rosy -bosom'd hours.
Fair Venus train appear
Twelve o'clock came and the visitor did
not appear; the clock struck and slill he
| fingered drinking in the elixer OF love
with affection warm and faith sincere
Il now became apparent that all was
not wcll-or e little too well. rs we
NAV choose. lie still did not make
| his appearance. and the clerk con,
| cluded that masmuch rs he had not re-
gistered. aud no room had been assigned
| him, he would investigate matters. While
he was thus originating eEpedients the CAV
/ Lathario was still In the witchefy of hi-
companions smiles.
Zen then with playful art.
| Love Uresthet doWcry way VITA iuial snai e
| And uurse3 the ethereal IRE that warmed uli
| heart
Another hour sped on, and s,ill he re-
| NAMED. unable 20 break the spell that
| held him in iis mazes. The longer he ~
mained the more complete was the power
of the conquering sorceress Of the apart
meut AZ each word be drank in sweet
! music. aud ut each look he saw
New beauties rise.
swim manuinE 90 the view.
Like Cuiorr Ger the morning kle'..
A0er the hour had grown thus late, thers
never having In the excellent house occur
| rnA p Dlrcnm.fanne shncklna % nerHea ias-