The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-16
NUMBER 1s.

nicatioas addressed 60 him; but they 5saReast-
cd that probably he might be gone to his mo-
ther, who resided at CliE Lodge, caernarvons
and ON arriving at Glif Lodge, found the win.
dows closed, and the house apparently dasert-
Cd. A servant, employed In experimenting
OF the departure of the family, but could tell
nothing a. to where they were gone. Returned
70 mas INN, Bingham wrote to his uncle, detail
Ing the results Of his Inquiries aud informing
him that he should set out agnin for Ipudnn.
rs the most likely place to succeed in his OBJ
jecf, and giving an address where further in
strHct1ons might be sent him. While sippiIel
his wine after dinner, he took mn q local 1lewe-,
paper, and his eye lighted ON adispatcb giyisg
detailed account of the capture Of the French
figate, which was attributed by Capt. Beasl-a
mont In o great measures to the skiIl ard t,aI-
lantry displayed by his first lieltenant. The
announcements OF the promotion followed, ac-
eompanisd by paragraph from the editor,
his success, and expressing the pride felt by all
classes that Welshman and nei0hbor had
borne so prominent . part i'd such 3 gleriona
achievements. Whas happy dog Lloyd mrasl
be now" thought Harry, rs he laid aside the
paper. M
Arrived I'M London, RingAasnss first stop ssas
z cal. again Ct tho Aamisaltz Ne nsss y. Re fGs
Ter sneesss; howevef, in 5bofis places they toia
him they were In constant 61neufatior OF hear..
ing from Capt Rennaat, and he resolved r0l
continue his ealla daily, until his friend arrived
he should learn his yvllAxna hon n th1,onclls
either OF those chaunels.a Aweek elapsed, and
Harry, as usual, dropped in at the AdniralSys
having sent in kis ne WINS sooE called m
by the messengcr. After bearing his inquifies,
relatiye to Pennant, of whom nothing had as
yet been heard, the sscsetatsy took him ~, tl.e,
Frat Naval Lord. iHLient.l bingham. \, said the
Admiral !" we require your services on the mo-
tnent., ,Ehe Leopard Is, leaving Chathanl for
the channel feet, shortiof Officers ;1you must
proceed TO Join her ut, once, and max e no delay
in deliyeFing these dispatcheay' te','i 2yls
A any ether time HaTfy would have been
delighted with his appofntinent. under nrAsel1t
circumstances he would have nrefsrfafl irst 10,
aesemplisll has mission. There was no help
few lines apprizing his unole with his sSne,E-t
peeted eEnpfoyuent and, Of the faifurs Of MI
his endeaynrs to discover any trace of PennasIf:s
Shooters Hill IN a. oh AiseA and en- rcatd For
ChathatnIug 3.ai-sH}a1t glesWI H1fW. 100
Her extreme senaiiiiixy y vi At;sa T,;ss
bSoe the sv,e e sb 70 mrs, b9iiipg
with Penhant. She had heard p AZ i,is , snso
Himself ass as S T so g rssastf 81 sss s
with Lord IdyTards ,,1IiI 's
opinions She expeeted daily - sea b;no ro
turn and claim her hand; until that hapny
in her own breast. A. days wore IN es az ~.
came restless and uneasy She nerceives1 that
something must be wrong; her uncle's altered
health and mauner-Mike,a iii lisgnissa as,,-i =
ty, and the fact that Pennant, nss1
mentioned by either-Harrv's absenc 81 fI ,. o
bined to inspire her With soIna m, ~ Is.I
but she awaited the result II, sIuo. s "a ss.'
day of 6oubt only rendered Sar s1 , ,,,or e'sn
termhed not to disclose what had occ,,rred.
Bingham's last letter arrived: she was onlv
made acquainted with the part which an
ure of his exertions was t M l,-
ter Mike alone. Col Blake wrote at once to
the Admiralty and the navy agents, requesting
y y, neu " neHeNer capt. remnant
piSsehtSo HiIeseit, or communicated with them.,
Two months had elapsed-two montha of
misery to poor Rate At length caT,,.s t,x7s I5s-Tl
lisb Iettars ~ s;aJ ~, stNnS 5 3 4sHg7