The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Ind Trsachery.
= PAUL PLUME.

iexicans, which allured tn
Maximillian to enter TIL
s.ume the role of Emperor
ssh in the minds Of our read
any recapitulation. 1t il
lin persons Of wealth, will
for titles, honor and place
esire to change the repub-
government to . monarchy
viduals, however prominent
i social distinction, only re-
ceilings Of their immediate
I no means represented the
nation at large. Even the
voring as they generally dc
Fule) were very much divid.
4 as to the wisdom Of the
nd regarded the movements
th suspicious watchfulness,
sses, always ready to do the
clergy, and never slow to
Jon against the authorities,
y to happy to exhibit their
i'm rule by the most cruel
eds. 80.
he northern end of the city
10, where the road comes
b Luis, there stood one even
kth of May a group Of several
I'd in an earnest conversation
er, was conducted in a low
ims to time they cast suspi-
round, as if they were afraid
bservation. The city was
a battalion Of French in
pgle company, however, was
/ the time, the remainder
ut for a few days to hunt up
It's of the notorious guerrilla
a. In the absence of the
Captain LIE Brun command.
lie was a gay and handsome
ery agreeable in his manners
IN could Withstand his bland.
east, such was the common
pf which we have spoken,
1ent to seperate, when one
Rimed: take care, Pedro,
|uet yourself, for more de-
sagasity than. courage. A
spoil all, and send us fly
fountains; therefore have a
pof our Blessed Lady," re-
1, II will use due caution.
Jail will turn out WE'LL" and
bn the street. while the group
lifferent direction.
(nda went slowly, whistling
unconcern, and as he passed
rench soldiers he politely
while a smile of derision
bis mouth. Senor Miranda
E wealthiest men in the city,
known to the patrol as one
feterate enemies of theFrench
ia clandestine CORES pondence
d other guerilla chiefs, and
|cerned in several desperate
(which would have procured
honor Of being shot, had not
and daring always carried
reach Of detection. Through
hany a French soldier who,
security, retired to rest in
bonso vas never heard of
Ierious disappearances were
ed for by those who were in
Has confidence, but to the
|ere only a matter of amaze
licitude. Miranda's accom>
he to their their oaths, and
enthusiasts, and would have
betrayal of their sanguinary
'g a speedy and dreadful re-
Is house were billeted Cap
a sergeant and two privates.
done owing to the great sus>
h he was held, as we'll as an
yeral other wealthy and dis,
es. Miranda chafed under
he was too wary to utter re-
amily consisted Of his wife,
the latter a pretty girl Cfsix-|
ho had listened to LIE Bruins
4 became very much in love
Ter father. however, was not
|s, though he kept q sharp
|er actions. The mother, an
i a woman, never troubled
lin the matter, and so long az
resent when the pair were
considered that all was cor.
} was deaf, so deaf that one
have to scream TO make her
pd what was uttered; the cap
!, could talk love to bis
|, and Sonora Miranda would
Wiser Of it.
! Miranda entered his home
B he beheld was the captain
feet Of his daughter Julia,
" assiduous attentions. This
b and gall to him, but he re.
impulse to knock out the
military gallant, and sub.
pss for revenge. The captain
|ed to throw an air of good
! Pimpertinences, which greatly |
be offense that otherwise he
N pivinr Porn and reared