, 1869-09-04

have nred away 1t Nh. Stoves Lord Byron an.
cie, sho MIll Wztta comprehensive Fgp,1 In X.
whole patch OF attacks upon t.. ~ sae
1uR oACsz Or LORD aIEox'a fEKsoxlL Trrosr.
Ap1epos Of Lord BJrona personal appropriately
recent English magazine writer aaJs, with rsn!,,,
is 1orashlP ) naaneEs, and MOI 1is noTsls, tts5 M
!" In the days Of the noble poet It was cousj..
unless half atraugled In an enormous stock, TSe
s9ss9 ss9 1sFoosh ara ,as oss d.
sa s1oas ~ 10 ruin any MN WHO retuse,n n ,nx, 4
follow r. There Is only oue known Instance nf
such nardihood, however. md that Is in the case
cieiJ SET tis face aganss the poet becaase he W.,
suppote9 10 be an imnoEA man, 70 Iu-treat hl5
wlte, a1d exhibit = ytcto1s tendency in h!s WIT
time msd- pets ot men Who wers fur worse thso
B1ron @ W. sysn snpposed2 2 t9 ee; e. "oo sot % no
Ta ssp u se4 ysa go as '; % =,
becsuse be rciected the H,oek, and turned down
ns se1!a5 I'd as ne Waos I, fss1 ser Of tse t
taem.elses: aed .hsJ you'll have forgiven him, -
they dld other people" .
Fren. tbs .yasion, Auyuzt ..
There Is another version nf the storJ, which
Mbne It does not change the central tn1aut, II
memory, mem 1 and which We Seei suro viii be uiinsteiy I
established as the true one. We were toll III.
r11n facts OF this history something more than ten
whatever time the tnceatuoUs connection between
Byron and his sister ma, ha1e begun. Lady BJroD
5s5 ; 1enS i, Of nIn M q ae9 asa5s ss, tas so
time atser that esent. probably about ths
beginning Of Januar,. ls:a, Bgron told her or
the intrigue, ssJlng that he had never loved any
naturally supposed il to b the decisions Of lpaan-
tty; and It WIS under this impression shat she
consulted Dr.. BalI1ia about him. which is oaeuf
HDou juan" It was while under this belief thar
she wrote the playtn! letter to Byron after teaS-
ing hlm which is also one Of the counts IN ne IN
proofs of :ae truth Of Whist ner husband had told
% nos Im @ inis peson Of ne
story Ii absolutely authentic We tell 1t ~ II was
told 10 ua; hut most certainly It L. Inherently
more probable than the one given By Mrs. stoHe
Is greatly honorable to Lsdy Byron. 1t accounts
for her silence IS 70 the cause o. the separation
It acoounts tor her consultation with Dr: Bai1lIe.
and fur her letter after leaving Byron+ End before
knowing that sepsrauon Tss tneUtshle Il
ments Confirming her own, saying that a
reconciliation Vas Impossible, snd' tnss
" II such an idea ahoulA be entertained ho could
ward edec,iux tn 0f course he conld NOT, ~ .
man OF honog. II EaJ Be. doubted, however.
whether he would have considered It as Impossible
though equally he could have taken no part u Il
II he hsd bccn told BY Lady DJrpu that abe cnntu-
ued to tive with her husband as his vile stE
months. weeks, or staRfe taJ after knowing hla
CulE. We are not sure II Dr.. LushinEton IA stGI
alive; We believe he ts not long siucc dead: hur
we trust that, II he Is still nyinH, he Will now
mAke brier. clear, lawJe1-ilkc sta:eaent Of the
facts in the cuse, with which he Is better
acquainted as Lady Dyrons counsel than any other
person, such az viii Pot this mattcr forever ut
rest In the soltd f0undnttou Of truth. 1niee It t4
due to BJron, his wife. and to the public shat
everybody who eau throw any light on the circuln-
stances, should uow tell ever thing IN relation tn
tho afIals that they Know. And TIL. harden rests
with peculiar Weigh. On Mn. Stove, who II IT.
sponsihle for the publication Of tho charge, and
who IS bound to proauce tho evidence which
ReeIntl to her kuf1cen: Qualification for maxim.
II. 1t is clear, frpm MrH Stowe's account,
TINT Lady 1iyTcu intended that the facts
should bs known. At proper time. We
Know that Il sYns. not 10 Mfa- Ss7we aion1 that
she conndet3 tue accusation, out that, years be-
fora her death, one at the YerJ le1st, Of her fAn-
iAt ac1ualntance4 h1d hecn fully Informed Vt It.
and Ind thought heHcIt ht liberty to make talk
about H. and mt without mentioning Lady DIrnn
As her suthoritr. We wish i.1sly byron coul,i
have cDtrlatcI It's full Ecvci2tiun-If the roye1a-
non Of 1t wuA absolutely nrccASarJ-{0 \ morp lti-
tllclons hani than that hfch has now given It tt
the worth. VIC At least hops that Mrs Stove u
nrticIe will hare tho effect Of bringing the whole
11utb automatically u light which nrp equally
Rurc wilt cxonerntc tar llyrnu from tho Funniest
Ahndow Of rnmplictty WITH the hIdeous cTi11o Al
legged aRa!rst her husband.