The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-31

s,ssund 'rs,sdlr tbroueh The small deserted
Il ssssisn. and entered the narrow streets OF the
a.iSCms1, . .t&:.a9:. 8 :u -, ,,9't
iIhe houses. which we're low and IRREGULAR.
a;s eothins' M s Complete suits of oil.
st;n amor. With shining isou.westers," were
Snna 3 So3s: :oyer; the doors, like the preserved
rrirctessl1 ahaips which formerly ornamented
our coasts 10 the '"dear old times' We are 80
often told to regret; when Iyburn tree Fas 40
firh ID blossoms that II was feared tne supply
!! !cfrope would fah-'i5A. - :,
csrse &C. can 0uf n''u0' 'u'A '''"N =.
.vc,ss SsyInn n the eallovs and the neet supply.n
"a Vnn w ne1'1r w .rrs.' ~ -
. tRich bnnchesof "Bfuohers" ana Moonen g.ovee
nlWithout a,geIss resembling the nuit OF 4u' sone
ssIaps y Ss sansa ssaas and sp1 plars efrea
night eaps obsttuoted the entrance. Ana
7arom the pupge.t .odor WITH 1nlcn 5n9 sus'
= rounding atmosphere Mas lmpregnated.i con-
i oiudsd. that 1sd:herrinss and strong Dutter
were to be had ylthn: -, .,.... ,,sn;ud q
ground ut lts back Bloping own toa ssGpy
6ea b, sRainst which the smootn #atels ol 1ne
q channel rippled and Rurmufed mcessaa1J.;
% bdsat down, and gradually feu Inso peas-
.olntdream OF hu1y recoiectohs anl oeso.us 1.oa.,
sy 90 which he roar M donGGn g;,b tbs eeis siis
.sSSfy BOUND OF the waves. MADE Mhat ls eaneo
musio. These tnhing meoaies
vers soon ;iutetruptnu ny peal OF pe'is noan
8 $hs church, which rouseo me nom my ssiees-
/ ble eresene.. s. ..An;i., -
gpon making ~ ,nssss q tSe ne ais,usSance
found that the NOISE was the precursor OF 2
sv6e6dmg,l winch v % about TO Do E"ceieprated
Set ths church behind the TalhnR.
= tHonyr one ot our Dost@en, sn-ope VI
eur aeatsrmRi foks, temnkee s.nos a ssSno
ing. af the door. removng-so Mcinsats e5pecs,
pipe frorn large moutn po[onIeo
With Spots Gc sohdided tobi icco-1mce. "ihe
xiri's good. d.loeting Lass, thouRh-yooii IKE
Sd so6 her, She's % tidy cra8t-He cau her
!aFfesty Poll down here. What Heht OK fei-
: ): .,::1GSsr his been IN love nng oherl Sne was
StWAy& GhRngmg emi pus shee e@ukAs no"'
aiyhow.
hints e1cited my cuIlos,'s' anu GU
Tbe broad back Of the bridegroom asa =. aaae the
pretty waist OF the prloe, ss tney hnes, nis'
caught my eye. .,,, =, =,
i9' He seemed 70 take the anan W cUouy 10 u
he hsd been splicing rope OF scrapang spar.
= The lady eecmed tmpreesed pY tne eoiemnty
r. which surrounded her. sne was not py any
/ means one OF the common objects o. the sea,
lahore. Her dark hafr; bright cheeks ana
;, ssfiite teeth gave her the appearance OF bou,
rhRne hsh.glri. Mltn aeep-Dine Syes sois sno s.t
~ reatreann..: her ng1re, thouSn mcimeo 70 !s.,
16ss, Was Rracefui and ven propo1uQned, anu
her band ae she beld 1t eut TO receive tns mug
10 though rather dark IN color, was smaii ana
-WelIehAped.
iaictMy friend with the pipe was right; ahe was
Z decidedly q very pretty girl, or, as Nc caueo
her, &c tidy craft"
She was dressed IN ailk for the occasion; D9t
and her face had thougn!!ul ana iatner sao
.61p{eeaion-not unusual, am mIofmeo, at
y weddings.
The marriage was soon over. ano she ieIt
!: tho church leaning rstner ci9mslIy ON the aIm
1 her lori. AS they walked tnrouRn tne
s.ehrchyard, among the simple but "el-keps
. 0TaYaa. observed that the burly boatman and
kia fair -eyed partner stopped before one OF the
. Inounds, which was distinguished by plain
WOODEN croes.
Allowed the wear and wasting OF more than
one winter
2 They only paused for moment, but it was
u 3o1R epouHh.to give me another glance at the
!: h4ide's lace as abe turned partly round; anu
. her blue eyes resting on the cross had COX
:. :so:mournful and penbiYe, that fancaed, II l
had been nearer, might have seen tear steal
cheek. :. sti
The IitIIe, group OF people soon dispersed,
y Ind lost tight OF them. The chur u was
looked ND and the churchyard deserted, except
by socie boys, who began game Of hide-and-
seek among the t0mD6, ana lew 1Qie SSlors,
Vho seemed to find the grave-stones cool AM
eomfprtabls seats on hot day.
.,f,It ia touching to find that our ussfulness
does not alway end with Life.
spent some hours la8lly on the shingle,
throwing pebbles into the water, and watching
the rings as they rippled to the land or died
away out to sea. till the cravings Of q sharp
ened appetite drove me to the nearest inn. II
1as not. In any respect like the Warden. but
,,it mas abe to Supply my fiusal wants i'm the
usual British fashion.
When the suu was sinking in the west, cast.
: Ine long shadoHs upon the shore and tine1ne
che white SAILS WITH red, Lit cigar and stroll.
led out along the sea, away from the town.
Tho rows and terraces OF brick ceased; the