The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY NJ
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tile serpentine, his attention was arrested by
loud shrek. L6okingsin the direeti9n fn2m
whence i cams he say carriage dpshing iu
given way AMI fallen forwasd on~. tlleihorses
backs, who reiplnnging and kicking against
the, weight which pressed upon thea the one i,
aSnr 81 sheE fPss s5 zee SstS e aS
sprung into the centre OF the road, and qrickiy
taking off his coat wound 1T round his hepf,
in the hope of arresting tIeir Hight. He lfot-
tunatelyi struck the horse aeSt him On the
nose, who, frightened at the blow. thre 81 him
self against the other and knocked tirn down.
In AIN instant Nike had the bridIes OF the stand
ing horse in his hand and his foot upon the
bead of the fallen one, to prevent bis risins
Twas earl gin the das, and tllere ssas no per.
son about to render him assistance, so he could
net quit his position to attend to the occupant
of the carriage. Just ask tie servants, WHIP
were fortunately unhuyt. game, UP, FRIEND,
who happened to drive by, offered the lady,
wholwas alone, q sent, and carried her OH, be-
fore she was sufficiently Is9oysrIssa tHo5m1 Der
servants, holSsveH wers loud in their ex IRf
taking away the vellice ahdlhorses, apologized
for his mistEess's apPareet neglect, 9na assured
tha %,f hss IL g sershsh
Who 1taa so seasonabfy cone to hc4s 'feseae.
Not wishing to let ahisz ApPssla EessSspse II
known, Mike said that It was probable ~
the man informed him that his mistress was
Lady Clifton, of CnTzanNtxoeSy s1l0Ebsaisa no
s ss1 Mssla ss haPasi q T.
aasffntgy 1af a sSaf aaaa
then proceeded to CnEzcp stEae@sa1oiiA
| Lady Clifton was at home, anu on enterih 9
sthe drawingruQm Mil JzasRastODishel 70 meet
| a person whose face he at once recognized, not,
| understanding tho many years that had elapsed
since they met, wIife Lady Clifton WIS no less
surprised to see before her the man TO wnom
| .,,,l, OH IN d,
! and who, in, coRlmon with his, friends, she DC
! lieved to have been some years dead: ohe' vas vas
not afraid of ghosts hoWsyer, as IL was 1S1 i
| daylight, and sue set about uuravclihS the
| mystery by asking series OF, questions, wIlcn
! led Mike to full explanation OF all that had
befallen hiirseH afteF EYhIelb he learned, ="
his no small delight, that his former lame was
knbeu free--that her recpiiection ot past times
seemed stiA vivid, and her whole manner yea
him to the conclusion thatSher feelings IN 4iis
| regard were favorable ms hs c9ula uesiit''
Lady Clifton advised him by all neaus toLlEate
n preparatoTys comm ication Coz which she
Undertook to be the bearer before he YentuEiie
Etb-calf rlJun the colonel, rs otherwise ms nn
expected-appearanc JDig hta cause his cousin q
shock. Ordering the carringc, aud taxing AL t
EGAitA sls at -cornlaE OIL =
GeISsheIs 3 lin 3 follow he
tt, the house in twenty minutes. Those twenty
occupied ia apaEizinE hefiflsh4
of the happy ai1 S1 Gla tf VA
heard at tlGt door, sFiius speRcbtess va Tn dc
light, tsuEst ITO tears s h aIpl 3tse IVA
warmly shook his hand, ana hate huns uersI 81
: into Ills arms before he had half travsrseftt III
hall The poor colonel WAS deeply Affected p
gain embracing hiEll,iasl IhaPPineSs attends'
his wake instantly ~ sms s5t9E IF Kate Rat5
devoted to her first IoTes7 or is!aL ,f.sA ers
fu-ftru- utffrInTtfvu;- nc ayaru ler m m
dslity Which he could never hisHsel
fully 10 doubt, Gh6Feyllri nfpsh alsas9Eance
were against heF, s SiSs.sa es' t toll
= hagS tsS& Mad seen isEEiyiRg with Sfr'I barltot
: nta3cal, and heard ~ tain and approacl
ing maFFiage VIZ -; leland ngw ds I
F reg q, hi: Deferred teri G5f by Ii Il
position, did notg1TO .tsasee,snE FnSsSIi CT
an WitaEttEeus Fh tsaE 0a4g, tsaS ~
llip, free he RssH rcd katS u w
lq4e af eRnaIt III MAN.
# Incnns the wife salSfher. z without
moments delay ne ~Fot6td Pennant, apIf5i n
. him of all that baf occurred a arr in9SlsSet =
Z tgroundlessness of the reports reGaLalhg ~
nteRsiOusIyglsell they had hetlgSk thneuGh IL
officers and walters at the Deal iletci, nj
q pledging hiWsff fVEbeE' trqthInnd loyalty
= her promise; -. - ,...,s .t5s..,,-,.f r,s7.
, j. .Tbe-retprp of post brought Mike g Fepl
L COVERING one letter for Kate, and another I
r tIsf ,5c1. nm whom SD bpoena ws substque1
ia 10 fssped. to enforce his tfttehdance 1T q
&c SftlIconfiiei 4ffai,s as ~ witness sfd I'll
II ss1iFSy Ms safety, soald any tattsmptqbe ma
L. to arrest him under the AttasauaenS pDaAliiSe
m the 1samnEmsr butt. HIn Pennants letter TO hi
Is he exDlniued the reasons which had actuat
sn his hithertes iAexplicable conduct-'whlie {
81 bEand Of felony EeEnalPet oB
r. NUaS i1fJsy chat the iGH5eeItce or aaSs al
IN ahrent Ris cain 4 a5otft 70 be
h IN tfls face 81 assNs he " aAltas no. w -
llz sAasisisa IN gspain 80.
Il dcmanded tlfefafa ftnCBS 81 her setes1a PfeEl
DO his w 49, Twas iTeonsistent WI
u.s. Hates Character qfs .capdqE sllAa siaPllisSS
Ig tribe with such sendmehts-sHe ir"nAi5'