The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

ed By the Scot. and instantly reeclved upon IN sne
only REVENGE IN HE power y wss Evident :ssl
from hs gestures snq - Se ia mo IN
tsmpted 70 @ sever the cord. he shook { with FL
s risht s hand and n tea on the sit: but ndinE he
could not succeed Ia dlslodging the Tenacious
Scot he had recourse :? another ex - rnst
exertion, he contrived 70 pull the cord ny seys
raj feet Utterlng. q loud yell he lot y suaddssnr
ma}ntainsd his hold. Goupgarou then pro-
ceeled slowly TO saw the cord with his sworu.
Gricht?n gazsd downwards. re was still mors
Ho. her beloved Lo,ipgarou. mo-. % fast
fair. .sir--aui vult p riree peregt.ho. h2I Ion !,
your own. and somewhat more expeditiously
:" hat fate shall bo thy own, huge OK. scream
pushed ua forward with all his might, rolled heevt
~ over the cntablature; not 50 last, not 80 last
aQuien adslante no mira. atras Sc oueda,
exclaimed garavala. springing upon we lester
lsap vs siisrs Is The words however. were scarcely
pv v the H Viz Vieomts de- Joysaso, who suddenly APP
peared on the roof of tho column.
Loupgarou made, an effort 70 grasp ~ the
arehirave Of the piilar rs he WAS precipitafyd
Ills great weight aceelerated bis fall He de-
seendsd head s ssY ae ess pt
which shattered II at once; and his huge frame
lay without sense. upon the pavement q the
burden algbtsd In safety upon the ground.
BY my baublels cried Chicot. as ne bsiled !s
1a o1 sDae ro% e sts q s saaa n
your achievementss eoInpere
but Criehton was too much occupied to attend
o. against ain the assaults of donzaaas followers
whose object 1t was to possess themselves OF the
At this moment the call Of trumpet sounded
from the summit OF the pillar and the next In.
stant some dozen men in arms, In the livry u
the vicomte do Joyeuse. made their appearance
Down with yourswords. in tho klngs name.
cried the. sergeant Of the guard. Chsyalier
eFas assf' y, sts ?95
ssTny S.f Film do slsns ss1 w y ysd n,sa, ,om
the top Of the pillar, "and rejoicss to lind you ia
safety will j2in yon. ana render all nsedfu'
continue my prisoner. Your advsrssry. Prince
Vincenzo. hath yielded himself without demurr
"'T'is we'll, cried Crichton, throwing down his
ii is needless to describe the rapturous con-
gratulations Of Cgilvy and Blount. Tho former
ss 80 y be s 70 sseer b
committed her to his care. The disciple of Knox
gazsd mt her with admiration. and his bosom
"Hai" exclaimed Crichton. turning hastily to
Blo,lnt. "thy dog-hatb he reached tteeS'
he has been slightly hurt in this fray poor fel-
low. the ball Of an arquebuss hath grazed his
side--"
There was scarf twined around him-thou
hast it?' demanded Crichton.
II saw nothing" answered Blount. staring in
establishment at the question. .
A scarf" ejaculated Ogilvy, did II contain
packet n
- II did" rejoined Crichton. Have you seen
"'Tis here, answered Ogilvy, springina for
ward and once more committing the qelOsa to
his patron Hal here is the SASH" he cried,
and knot Of ribands-bnt the packet In gone"
search" exclaimed Crichton; 1T may have
escaped thy regards
1T is nowhere 70 be found" replied Ogiyy,
after vain quest.
"Ahl" exclaimed Crichton, in tone OF an
guish, ''all my exertions then are fruitlsss. This
prize is lost az soon as obtained"
fro BE GONTrNUED.l