The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-16
REMISIsCESCEs.


asser OF Iviole approached the stranger.
greeted and seized Louis so affection
nc peered into his face; he took him by
a and after n few more moments Of
Exclaimed In the French LANGUAGE
Nb must be the cOmrade and faithful
40 NJ my old friend Count Wass Of Clau-
ttshe. Oui-Yes, indeed, and whom have
n1aor-Can it be2f The stranger ex-
seanning his interlOcutor's face more
Well, morbleu, il is Captain Murray
sireet and twenty years have not
roh much
<hep the three had found lodgings in the
.1snsed house Ol a native named Makani,
1grisi Tor dodgers in n cottage concealed
ne I'D, they spent the best hours Of the
Ia exehanging news and "reminiscences of
iuterest-
ash. the new arrival, the steward and con-
h hxtnr Of the Baroness Wass, Of Clauseu-
nd heen soldier of the Hungarian war Of
udehce in l849, and during and before
Sc 0f the wal, he accompanied Count Wass,
ssher of the Baron, as confidential attache,
min The Count went as the diplomatic
* nyoy OF Governor Louis KOssuth, Of
w.. shO made an earnest appeal 20 the
Gao peOple, and their new President Tay-
beihIf OF his struggling country. Our
10 81 IvIOle, then met and entertained
Wuls and his man POytssh, at his home
"a s-eet, in the City OF New York And
suIs vas happy to know that his employer
dnhr friend Of his very dear uncle
snnshero now INDUCED warmly in remi-
ns OF the past. - All, those were stirring
n aIked days, | spent in company with
rnge uncle. accompanied him to Wash
f0 call on the new President and his
& but learned on arrival. that General
sEing to an attack of indispOsitiOn and
r0gnnce Of Office seekers, had gone to
n and when we reached that place, he
NJ. left for Niagara, where we found
IN company with his daughter Mrs
md her husband, the Colonel, and a few
ntial friends. Col. Bliss had told us
ely that the President would not receive
sifors; but l begged him to place the
e card in the Presidents view, and the
was a kind note for your uncle, and | ac-
oied him as his mOuthpiece, for be could
sn speak a word Of English. The Presi-
marked on our presentation, - feel such
interest In the struggle of Hungary for
dependence that could not decline seeing
sentative of that country sick and weary
The general had not yet recovered
be fatigues OF his triumphant Mexican
IN, and with the seeds Of the conquered
fs malaria in his blood, he looked very
ND earewOrn.
lpa is really too sick to see any one - in
d Mrs. Bliss, bright and pearly complex
hdy, % but he feels such an interest in
~, Eaat be would see the Count notwith-
lr the orders of the Doctor
t1r uncle was delighted with these assur-
f interest. lie then detailed at General
q request, the probable resources OF men
cans &C the disposition OF Dembinski, BEN,
n and other Hungarian military chiefs,
lgsb Of KOmOrn, and other fortresses in
DDS of patriots and what force would be
"a 70 raise the blockade of Fiume.
eral Taylor in his enquiries exhibited
edge Of Hungary which greatly surprised
11ls, and he was delighted to learn that a
G1sernment agent, Col Dudley Mann,
en- dispatched from Washington TO observe
port upon the progress Of the struggle for
nie1ce.
had several subsequent informal inter-
Hiih President Taylor, who manifested a
indiy interest in your uncle and your
sanwhiIe your uncle and had visited the
ana. from the Canada side. We treaded
czsrous pathway. under the arching leap
mighty river, and beneath the table rock
has since then passed away. And We
4 10 the rythmic roar Of the cataract in
oTss near by F.; and there we met some of
ding IrOquois coming from Trois Rivieres,
sgIEed memories Of a romance of the past,
H must tell you.
rss student at St. Sulpice in Montreal.
'en wore its blue uniform. showing white
ne seams of the coat, which was bound
17iss by n scarlet silk sash, | and my
o. nRd frequent fsticuff and snowballing
ptcrf with the Canadian carmen, the
-, ~ DlGrchedOHcS, who called US boys,
ao1s oien, the blue sheep.
turing vacation, did not return to my
q IN New York, but accompanied an elder
: st11ent, German named Schick, in
, ennrge l had been placed by Professor
:, fre.luent of the College, on an excursion
me cia Canadian settlements NV friend
twenty years Of age, and | fifteen We
ooco ne broad river st. Lawrence in a
steamer running to Quebec and got of
5is kiFieres. We found Canadian friends
guides 10 enable Us to make excursions
gh The forests in quest or small game.
cred 70 and trO IN the forest. with the
= spirit and activity of boyhoOd. | delighted
aEfnndcur and freedom Of the great woods
CITY, dense foliaged naples and oaks. made
p8thways for US on one sultry summers
w1en and SchIck ventured out alone We
achec knoll or mound, wooded biIIocL
ioresk. | raced around its base. in rLe
ion opposite to the way nv friend was
I, and Shouted out that | won a meet b,m
, other side l ran on, and found that rbe
xfended in a direction different 10 Eb,, I
I'd. entered a greater density Of forest
eeending into hollow, began to halo for
npanion, with no reply. now endeayored
n41 my steps, and when | reached the
EERe and my companion had separated
- get no answer TO my repeated shouts.
NttllA buoyant and strong but the oppressive
1ing lost ID great forest began to come
-. i wandered for weary hOurs. Hunger.
uee tnd alarm were affecting me. The
y q NE forest became deeper, and the fears
r'3f IN the forest alone, unshelteTed, and
eeEn 10 alarm me /: but determined to
whilst there was ray of daylight
gloom and chillier atmosphere were
! 70 dishearten me. when / observed a
ny IN the forest and as l advanced
sh'ed 70 hear the bark of a dog.
open space, and saw at the edge of
= rude hut Of poles and birch bark
OF small FIRE was ascending near
approached IN view, the dog barked
f'fi OF very graceful figure. issue from The
~ ~ the hut, and call out 90 the doc She
'H his eager look, soon esnied me and
''.A awaiting my approach, with eager and
ok 1 spoke 10 her IN French y.b,cb
Ny understood, although her rerIies in
. ahge were very imperfect She called to
NI11 IN the hut and an old I,5,a-, -.