The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-09

mnoh money! Oh! mother, since the LORD
has sept us wealth, and siuce the unIoIIuna.S
All divide it. share it with him! Endeavor TO
find safe man, and send him the nall OF H.
God knows how much he may need IL !! r,
"That is Just what was thinking OF
nlied Agnes. Eyes, 1 will do it certainly.
Poor youth And why did you think was s,S Dt
pleased with the money, if it were no oIa. h"t
since matters are SO, will send it to him.
Certainly money gives pleasure to those Who
have need of III but this his, money mOneywwAn ~
Lucy returned thanks to her mother lot ner
prompt and liberal accordance win her ia
quest, fervently, that an observer t m" ~
| Re1 2 ,. more than she herself was aware Oh.
"And without thee, what shall dol, thy
poor mother Z, said Agnes, weeping IN ner
| turn.
"And I, without you, my dear mother and
| in a house of strangers, at Milan But the
| Lord will be with us both, and will re-upite
U.s. In eight OF nine months we snail see eaou
| other again let us leave it to hidi viii ln-
oessantiy i'm plore this favor from the virgin
if l had any thing more to offer her, Would
not hetita but she is SO compassionate' sne
" i'll surely grant my prayer -.
The mother and daughter parted Win many
tears promising to see each other agaln. Ino
coming autumn, at the LATEST as IL IL "epen0
| ed on themselves,
, A long time elapsed before Agnes heard any
thing Of Rsuzo neither message nor letier
v as received from him the people OF the VII
s ssfs were as ignorant concerning N'N' 80
She was not the only one whose enquiries
had been frnitless !; it was not mere cereno
= nv in the cardinal Frederick, when be prom
: sed Lucy and Agnes. to inform himself OF the
!, history and fate of Reno he fulfilled tnat
d promise, by writing immediately to Bergamo
for the purpose. While at Milan, on his return
;, from visiting his diocese, he received a reply,
" in which he informed that little was
)" known of the young man that he had IN ade,
it was trne a short sojourn in such place, out
u that one morning he had suddenly disappear,
{, ed that relation of HE, with whom ne nad
lived while there, knew not what had become
is of him he thought that he had probably en-
lated for the Lsvant, or had passed into Ger.
10 many, or, which was M ,st likely that ne nae
D. persisted in crossing the river. 1t was added
however, that should any more dlnnlte ;n,rs
l trious lordship should immediately oelniormee
IN of it.
at and reached the ears of Agnes. The poo
~ woman old her best to ascertain the truth
l them but she was keptin state OF snspens
be aud anxiety by the contradictory account
10 which were given, ana WHICH "ere' III Aao'' a.
Tn without foundation. ~
wv The governor of Milan, lieutenant geoers
mt under Don Gonzalo Fernandez de CoruoVi
ed had mplaiued bitterly to the lord resident
lat Venice at Milan, that q robber, villain, a
= instigator of pillage and massacre the famot
lot LoreDzo Tramsglino, had been received in IN
ne Bergamascan territory. The resident repli'
TO that he knew nothing of the matter, but the
Ne would write to Venice for informatic
in concerning it, in order to give some explain
me ton to his Excellency. j.,
hi tendency of the Milanese workmen in silk,
1f- establish themselves in the Bergamascs
she territory bv making them fiud it to their q
not warned confdentially, that Keno was n
safe in his present residence, and that
her would do wisely to place MN i'm In some tn chan
his name for while. Bortolo VINO was qui
IN of apprehension, made no objections, relat
the matter to his cousin, and taking him to 8
had ether Mace fifteen miles off, lie presented hi
under the name of antonio MrOttd, to the IN
ter Of the manufactory, who was patVe
aate Milan, and moreover bis old acqnalntance. I
althoug Oh the times were hard, did not requ
much entreaty to induce him to receive
'ars, workman warmly recommended by an
ade frand Ha Jaw reason as terward to cong ra
m OF late himself the acquisition, stthohSn,
her, irst the voupp man appeared rather needle
I'd to because, when they called antonio, he scare
ever answered.
ton; short time after, order arrived tr
liter Venice to the captain of Bergamo, to lntc
her, himself, and send word to the governme
cum whether there was not within his Jurlsdictl
re- and particularly in such a village, such an
r her diyidual The captain having obeyed In
end best manner he could, transmitted reply
. her the negative, which was transmitted to
that residpnt Mt Milan, in order that he sho
mex transmit it to Don GoTzao Fernandez
item | Cor6ova
, had There were not wanting ipqusitive PEG
S'Sh | who eDQulreO OF Ooo yO"n6
orri- had left him. The first time the question
o her put to him, he simply replied, He has d
said peared." To relieve himself, however, +
The most persevering, he framed the sto
F.; the we have already related, at the same time
my faTing them as mere re po rts that he had he
yet without, however, placing much reliance
= no" them.
favor, But when enquiry came to be made by o
led to of the cardinal, rather, by order of 6
mt IL: great person, as his name WAS not mentlo
most Bortolo became more uneasy, and judge
have prudent to maintain his ordinary metho
You :" m w;th this addition, that he gave tt
:" stories he had fabrics ted an air of gre
What verify and plausiblllty.
We must 20. conclude. however, that
z her Gonzalo had any personal dislike to our
mountaineer we must not conclude thu
think formed perhaps of his disrepect and Tilt
not in, iests upon his Moorish King unclaimed B.
is vii! throat, he wished to wreak his vengean
nowsf lin nor that he considered him a D.
Q him dan erous enough to be pursued even
'rhaps' flight, as was Hannibal by the Roman Sc
Don Gouzalo bad too many things to thu
bound 80 +rophla himSp1f with the of II