, 1869-11-21

oat .aen piema.ate explosion followed. sand
iDg the man AID cro.oaI ont Of sight. Both
Tie man went % WORK :agua promps1. Bat
r. isnsuaa ns waa sonss es' efa H. onts
lost time. Ihe fame Morgan hid horss 20 fass
that he kept ahead OF thunder shower on al
e:ahtcen Lille race, and his driver did not catch
aw,mmiug behind the wagon III the way. After
telicg these A&or1ea Mark invariably drank rins.
Of water. TITO M Hence would have remained m
noo1 longer II II had bean Nj. Tra!u'a wish.
KoSC1UsKO5 EARLY LOVE.
NJ LAWRENCE Lxs11k,
In lonely graveyard At urhwil. near soau1e,
Ia tree Switzerland, surrounded By bright norera
AID dropping stlowk, 8tAIds q tall, gracelul
monument Of white marble, bearing upon fts face
the solitary tn7clfonOu.
stHKARr OF 11tAppECs kosclEsKar
When The gallant exile, worn oar by anxiety,
wounds and sorroR, breathed his las, aud was
buried far away from his loyed land, there Vas a
general appeal from big coantsJmen that hts re-
Ind The Emperor Alexander complied with tho
request, and kosctusko's COIN waA taken from ita
so cF.coa reyons % to tnsil baTs1sf
the remsins were emhalmed, the heart placed ID
I metal tox, anu Deposited in the graveyard at
ns osts 70 aS5
such overturrs hts 1r.enda replied:
1.-THE heart Of the great patriot thrnobed for
IN t.ee Switzerland, TO the veneration Of ai maa.
AtLd, "
Ard thousa1d. Of pilgrims 20 annually to taa.
patriot ard soldier, Wa man Of sorrow and
acquainted with grief. Tue heart Of kosc1asko
was indeed capable Of stroug attachment Not
ob1y was this D2nfested In the 11ellty with which
he teI1ed ~ unhappy country, but more Affect
ting, more romantic proofs OF hls coustancJ4 were
gwen. Al an early age the Image Of a fatr gtrl
rowf, dlsappolntDents and neglect Of hau ceu-
tuTy, she SHARED With hts country bis eutise anec-
lion, and the story OF this lore blasted hopes and
remarkable tohstAncy, II f1ll Of romantic interest
When little mora than twenty years Of age he
returned to hil native Polanl, aitel many yenrs Of
study ana !fass'. holding The rank q Gapta,n il
WnrtAW, WHERE hts genial manDers, uniform cpur.
tesy, and echosar1y accomplishments, soon Won
tos him he esteem aud friendship Of all with
IN ne summer q les, . grand m.lltar, bait VAS
RtFen 10 honor OF the marriage Of daughter Of
unusual hr,1ltaucJ. and the beauty and NOBILITY Of
the nation gfacet the gathering with their pres
etce: Though Of humble fank, the cue social
which several noble families had formed Tor the
5onnR soldier, enabled him 10 share IN ali the
'p,e5o0f aha nd ga;st5 gana, q sne occasion
sEa, pooleman Of great wealth and distinction,
Who then held the important position OF Cover
rot Of tho PFoEnce OF flihulnta. lie WAS &C.
81 rsre aeeainr1iahme1ts, 4pd daz.lu9 beaa,1. my
The enthustastic fr1endA Of EosclusE0 Introduced
him TO this ois,,nGuhhed falnily-ltttle dreaming
tae ~ ~ ets "oaa 0 sesn 80 aSas.
H ~ tus us oote.S., ~" " ~ ~ lIulct
Ho9has WHICH ha1 century OF soxTow could not
neat eIat.s.-.
nRe, handeoEe IN person, easy A9d polished IN
manDerF and OF fascinating conversational COW.
en- The farorite Of the nobility, the IDOL OF bis
nd fha Ff71tk ftyIy1 81.
and scholarly element Of The capital, hts praise
was on every lip
Louisa Sosno1sks was II, that romantic age,
" rlsn ~ aaat n ioses ~ tne female form seenl
teAuty. and many accomplish menla, hsd brought
numeloas sn'tn!s around her but to none how.
ever BAD ane listened With favor.
On the eTenslul evening to w'lch We have re-
ietred, koRcinslo and Louiaa met fsr the nrst
time. Iheir lntelconrse was very br!et, bu, It
wns Eunctebt to inspire them with mutual TO-
eafd, htch al the v1ctsstu1e9 Of half century Of
success aud soEIoW. sunshine and shadow, could
snas CON-
Rat ne PARENTS or the Joung lady no
pie, than theJ resnEted to The most arbitrary
meosures - 70 separate theu- TheJ cooFi not nn;
confess mat T. character and talents, thB lover
Of tbe nile, ..prr.nts for heF nsnd. But ,Ient @
ALI siftue, when balanced sgAtnar sounding tttles
aem eh!aia4 xoa wsIs he'd "a gat estcen By the
-
lofpluaeo inc hospitality Of tneE house. and their
~. .sausn.ef eent t6r time TO remote portion Of
Sa nae.1 all thoughts Of
Hnt ttoe love u not 20 easily thwaIted, ~ OBJ
n, stlnAte psIsnn ns9Nly discover The ardent pair
SEPARATION. at Iii. hopeless or my % sot.eainR 1
=. ne psIenIn fl9of, kod wea5ied a1d impatient
~ snef iotSen separation. they resolved to Goa.
Kosc1uelo Obtained 7esve Il aosence aud r.
HA1ea 70 tue FiclMky o1 l01!g&A residence, v1ets
me- aS arrangements r. ,s fos tnes aignt were compeled
Lars u tne evening he approached her reablence
~ ~ carnage, met eer oy previous appointment,
frontier, 6eJoId which no oostscle 70 thelz union
would exist -
INC Young lady = absence rAs soun discovered,
Ana ger pAfentS, u great alarm, Immediately In
e'ltnted search, and soon learned that aba had
oeen seen 10 enter carriage and was driven nap
IDLY away, 4 suspicion OF the truth now iaaned
opon their minds, aoo Thorough search Of tte
mlsshg RI!a rDom revealed the Iet1ers Of Kosci-
9sAn. ApRe!ed beyond endurance n this bold de-
naoee o. their authority, aud fufously indignant
O. the presumption Of the pcnntlesa lover, thsy
!ol1nH!th commenced vigorous pursuit. Ihn
!o91uVe couple were less than thtee ihputa
~ suvAnce o3 &neIf p1ysuers, but ihaJ had
nusoea InIs On .,aa usn speed tnat they EeIe rap
lne snap gathering ot pursuing hoofs and the
aanfin9 o. atms leu upon tnetf aar4 lie the
tor1sd a II 70 Ise Ts
nRnIs gleamed nom the little Village be5ond tho
on'aes Thicn. once Eatned, VA the re- alxatson OF
row pressed clone upon the numbering car1tage,
tue !oAmlnE nofsea plunged YEARLY for Safd. but
a!As. AZ Vas VAIN. They were surrounded. the
uases eas. ne door OF tue carriage thrust open.
Aod hoscius1o w1a summoned to surrender. un.
oAunsed " me superiority OF bis Aslatauta he de-
,enneq Nne9 n.mtem WITH great gaasotry, aad Only
conId taey tear the fa1nttnR K1n from his armA
AND bear her back to The Indignant parenta lear.
o!et dtnR and uacousctonA When he recovered
Ano seafched around 10 the darkness and be wilder
menL ~! mat ne could nna q hts beloved was =
b3naeGfcnle3 which she had dropped 10 her 1srnR.
Rle xlth her capiots, aud which was stained with
hi4 bloo1
Ha INJURIES we're not serious and By few
But he aad no desire 20 return to Poland. The
StofJ OF his unsuccessful adventure WAS widely
icule which he believed would follow. Ills henri,
700: ~ns sotely woundet. He had loved Louisa
WIN al the warmth, earnestuess ami devotion OF
thus attachment had closely twtne*i and the sep
afaston prpdaced q shock FROM which he never
fully recovered Thwafled ia the repeased Efforts
DC made 10 communicate with her, aul at last
weuLded aEresn BY her marriage with Prince La.
bomrsAl, distinguished and wealthy Pole, he
s' vent loitn Wsh heavy heart TO seek IN the e1-
clseEent Of foreign travel eoUe relief from h!S
great tostnW. 1u vain he sought relief. Forget
fulness OF the past, hopc for the future OF peace
aLa happtnesa for The present, he could not dad.
In the midst oi ihete wauder1ngs the war Of the
American revolution br.ke out A thofuueh enc
ny Of oppreaslon hy nature and education, he re-
services to the struggling pau1ots OF his Ka,la9t
forrnnste jnrc sna,r ths ns,nn !. ;nSsn,aa @ ~
whatever of bravery and sktll kosclosko contrib
nted 70 our struggle for Independence. Louisa
Es hot 1Ckle. She NaS WAtf1ed, It ID true. bat \
!eM 5eafS Alter the events We hare no:eil; but
tueEe u esetf reason to believe tntt her marriage
~ ~ one q conp1l.,ou, and ihrouEhout her whole
I've tse eaeIA9e1 t1e w3tmest Affection for him
nao aet ~ net RulSn lore. She male an eI-
ssmp41! sn Hue Aoo mo.aeF, oot u - beueFett not
? EEapps one- Aan! JeafB aitef. when Inc nAue Of
n,s - ~ w oeSome *oF!d Vide. ana ne Fa9