The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-29

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T5a1 +. right, lie7tenAut,' said the captain
II aos+ baaT hence tie three knndred ne,
L.. he OF The spot
Ire c5i51-1- coD uAodapr directed me tE
'-qalFe corcsrniDG yoar wound; bat L see
captain, iasi II VS. Doi dAasefons."
No: ~ hrG bAyoreT Ihrus. in the hand
! H>s ;Ae Eece-Al-in-chi=f retoroed yet
Sa1 yet: bnt ~e exoect him nonertAriiy
Ad:eo. P'sssaI ny regards TO my friends II
+ The t-S1c1.'
A. saoa As tie Heateuslf left tie room
Lss3s Sock eo1tIooed 10 ws:ie- Ee folded
80 sea Cd excessively three .seets Of paper
AT iAec lie siAn o-ed thrice upon the L Dor as il
. ~ -anDoa 81 sf7eooGcf.
&c SID 80 TIE sergeant Who entered:
See tAAi these order are delivered at Cd &c.
! DSes a-E silr u the Generals 7s.iers indicate
icsf lie las armed :"
{ There Is 20. re least noyeue7c, csptaia.
/ e Go quickly, and forward the orders-7
." C@ptAin.H said the sergeant, ere s-e
several persons 81 the door OF the farmhouse
/ icq7irlos FOX yo2: they seem anxious to OBJ
J tain InterSie~. They are sn old blind man,
Young girl spSarecil! IN deep grief, and q
nan in tie DIES Of tshernar.-
Tc:s Information Was evidently dispieasiug
10 Louis Sock: bet controlling soy expression
Of irT-tsJ!nc. be said:
= Co-cocf then cltber. sergeant
= How lnprodeut / Was - said Louis Stock,
uber u found himself alone - sent n. de
&uSA.= II: sssge Immediately 70 my brother,
sopEsoslng TIA. the gelerAl.i1-c5ief would ave
-e-uroe1- snd TIE lsz G zc=EUIug the prlSo-
-eEs "a d-s!2 T. executed before ny servant
coa.3 .=set Ad'uke.k. Ard nov here is ny
ca o.! : = II h--I ~ console her
A. e>"a Sc met beT uncle in the hail.
sc ~sa- A-.al, bus he cspEs!c said 10 teE
H -. B-l.a you sre II tie camp, AID you
expose Us al to dagger"
Tee young gicl =trore % coatroi heT emoti On
az eo'eEea tie room il silence: bat as soon
IS Jas=pa lad closed tbs door, pale and
tsen b..og, 2s II fore4ee!ng terrible reply, che
asked:
Il n. &c Muval aeadf"
Not get. Bella"
Are you deserving nei~ SIZE said, laughing
oo !. "a ,vsIy.
"I,h4rk Thee, o God of mercy. F.tter.
Joseph! h- still! ives. Did l not tell you SO p
And IN aid JOY sac ran from one to the
other, pressed treir bands, and EN- braced them
as one deprived of reason.
The captain shook his head sadly; lining
her hands, she placed herself before him and
said
You will save him, uncle =
Impossible, my child there is TO hope for
mo hope! Do you say there is no hope'
Bat do you not SEE that God is his protectors
recall him to life. He was betrayed; soldiers
came to arrest him. l was selected TO conduct
him to Nenport. Hours ago a bullet should,
by mans decree, have pierced his heart. God
willed otherwiNe, and again He sends me to
deliver him. Dear uncle, do you think that
chance directed all thisH No, no. God so
permitted it that you might be enabled to save
the unfortunate young man"
Lonis Stock II ade reply to this inpassiop-
ed address; he said with calm gravity:
BE seated, ny friends; and do you, Bella,
try to contro! Your emotion. What am
forced to say 10 you will all CT you but there
Is no remedy FAKE is more powerful than
man, and be must of necessity bend to it's in
evitebie DEGREES. Bolla, entreat you not TO
speak aloud; no one outside must be permit
ted TO hear what passes in this roUn"
Alas alas yoa are going TO irfct some
mighty sorros.'
"B-oJher, spare ny child,r slDuIicatei the
oliDd uau.
"Have pity q your niece :" murnured Joseph.
io9 are strange people" said Captain
stock 1mPstIeEtiy. "ion reqnire me- to save
II. de Milval from death tina. is a miracle
which have Dot the power to perform and
were 10 attempt il, would be Shot myself"
The young gLrl gazed at bin wildly, in all
the august OF despair.
B1t, dear uncle" she stammere5. "you
said that the General loved You the General
is the master, he can do as be pessee. BY one
word be is able to liberate NJ. de Mllval"
Inc General is not superior 20 the laws of
the Republic, and he caunot 7iola'e them"
Ca, tell him, uncle, how this poor young
man nss suffered: Make known to him the
fHghttul death of his parents. He is man
lie has heart; he Will be me,cful"
1t is useless, Bella
At least, uncle, take me to the General l
will cast myself at his feet; viii EN- br ace his
knees"
E4na'!!y use!ess' said the captain. Be
iieVe NE. II IS impossible for you to save VI. de
AllVal from deatn.'
Ny G ii! exclaimed Bella, 1t is all over
Poor !oorg man, they ,hIr-t for your blootw
AID she threw herself, WIKI a cEy OF despair
.atp her farhers arms.
,uis, by the memory Of oDr mother. i'm
P!o!e you" said the bhud man, be generous
AID take pity on this unhappy child"
t1!I replied the captain. MY heart
TINY"
&c, 70 the General, brother, and beg him to
be me'c.fai 70 II. &c Mlval; be viii listen to
yoar petition"
Febsls All hope is vain )"
L'n-s, Louis" replied the old man, Say
Lot there is no hope g ID is ON lipoteut, and
YOU k1ow NOT his impenetrAble DEGREES"
Ike captain looked eiisp!ea=el, and said with
so1Et aspeIty:
80 fou ZOO SlUon, you rely Upon the inter
Ve1t:on Of suBeTna.ura! power in affairs
pITr!y human 7 YoGr simplicity 1T CTS Inc.
Comprehend one fac': the General mus: re.
spect .he laws of tie Republic lie has good
aud geLerou: heart The shedding Of blood
even on tie field Of battle, fills him with hor-