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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1849-10-04, Page 10.14 rs• ‘44 ,411, ,•• is • s sso'rs• ' so* I 1.• %.4 • 41111110 • r 4.14•1110411111 t•beirilleflk ' _ T 8 11 I t. I.IU te 4ft AAAAA . VOLUME 11. SIMI GREATEST Possraut 0001) TO Tag GREATEST POSSIBLE NUMBER. OODERICII, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W.) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1849. TWNLVE AND SIX s7 Tee SO 00 711111211sa. NUMBER XXX V. Carbo. FARMER'S INN STRATFORD. DR. P. A. McDOUG 11.L. CAN be commlwal et •:I beers., at the briti•A //red. (14.114CAr1lla.11') 040nahr $ept. 1314. 1848. ALEXA.-4ER WILKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor, orriet AT GODERICH, HURON DISTRICT. Nov. 91. 9. J. K. GOODING, Aue-rioNrima. Wtriteod SALES in sem tort ef the Dirf ref. on ireirem•bie Tarlac A p ply • the Brentelt Godes-telt, March 9.b 1849. I. L E %I' IS, 13 tRHIsrEu, P401.14-1 FOR, 11C, JW. leatt 04301RICH. JOHN 1. E. LINTON, AAAAAA PCIILIC, Cbmmiasinner Quer'''. Bench, Arco CONVEYANCER., STRATFORD. StOkt9, CHEMIST and DRUGGIST WEST -STREET, GODEKICIL Marsh 8, 1049. 1.4. ALEXANDER MITCHELL, A UCTI al N1 E It . BELL'S CORNERS, SOUTH E tbTiloPE. March. 29, 1849. v2-4141 A. NASMYTH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR: w317-armirar. onmatcit. GotIsciell. A erg 12,1649. DANIEL GORDON, CABINET MAKER: Ib.. doom Ease qf Ws Cased. Cas. Ojiss, Wi ISI-STHE, 1. GODPRICIL Aeratt t704. 1349. Da. JOHN HYDE, [Lairs nesee.) MEDICAL MAIL) STRATfult O. July PI, 1649 tr-al• 1,500,000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN CANADA WEST. 'THE CANADA CoMPANY have do.pneal, titemyt 1.800 000 ACRES OF LAND tomenwl throoghout mot, of the Tawaships in Upper Caseds-seerly Sq0,- 000 gems *re situated m the Heron Trod. well known aa nee of the mo -t 'artap p.rre of tit. PI,V1160114 hes 'refs ed Ida peals. lion in fie., veers. and now melees • p. wards of 10.000 '61/44648.1a• " The L NUS *re Mired by gray .4 EAS X, for Tee Feting, or jor Sale. C 4 N 11 D 0 Pr 4V-rao pia* • I oar )Ifth Cook tiod fee Waste ia taste& ingots hriag dfaor awry week. The kent• petratide let greet year, are 1110 111110•111401 at es* Per Cent. epee the prie* .4 *1.. Lead. Utmost IWO' of the Loa, whew EASED. NO MON EY IS REqUIRED epos the others, aecor leg to t•wality, oeo. two, oi three .st, emit he mid in advasee, -het thew, ayeant• will five rite Settler from further Palle wet it fed, Ird tie 116 yea of ht• is, et Lear. The right to PURCHASE the FREE- HOLD during the term is secured te lb. Lessee at • emit ever named in Loewe, and •a allowance is read. according to antic, - paled paymeet. Lists of L•ede, and say farther informs Coe ea* be adatsined, opa4trati os, b5 leti.? pe1.t-pen11 at the estansaws's *mem. Toroot• atut Gederink r of E.g., depeetisi. Colberee ithatret ; Dr. Maxie, Gerfaat, or J. C. W. Dei.e. &eq., Stratford, I luro.e Dietrwt. Goderich. March 17, 18111. 7 TEAS!! TEAS" ern C Seberedier ie retesuise hie mew Wein. A theak• to hi. frisette ead the Itebl'e• their men Liberal arstropage„ twee 1-••• in ie. Ione thole Wet he pro I MPORTED a Lea ef TWA. Ito .4fiw Pats Ihr CAS. awreca. Wool. TH110 rot sus. wurar. sr see new heed ef Beithem, Mow *ea e'er eal bees beim. A OH 10 WitISKEY t Aad rtNe SALT he &h. CH '10801116 -4111stindsbs 1184•111111* HMI 0.444••••=••••••••••••••• •N••• PAINS Pelt 8.4 IL war PIIII Mho Ow LOV1‘. 4 .MN*Ml* 0u41wn1e1e :ZIGast.grNG 100 AC1dR1f1wirrEen% et e Gad t. Thu Leal beef sepeobset nosalisp. 41700.41a1114101. rag tispes la lailtiM MKS.• 1)41UCLA. whin, of 01•111 1.1•1 T1•00 a. lh.aiel•e„ of dli Peoloopeo lios. Pt • •01.od. bpil• to nei ur a hr 111matin tu the Intatt.tento .4 letistford, an. tba POWs, riseerel.y, for the ..ry poppet whack the• received durieg tlo Arai time slier here hese in Stratford. fl..,l... bees t Iciness*. that sh. teem& cerrymg on the hemmer as hereto fere at the Old Stand. tie her own name, ai. hopes by spinet aliell.11.8 to the comfort ol her riewe, and noteletete charges, to 114f/fit t4 ure poluie patronage. Stratford, Slat August, 1849. 2r -n11141 TRAVELLER'S HOME. STIR a81-URG, W*714111.00. 261h Febrnary, 12.49. riving eAmer.her h•ree. tuba...tee to bes A friends and I he Trarelling Publi • amo- rally, that he ha. onnoved tr••tu New At.., demo est the Village .4 Si rasbutieh,1 and wi1! sow be foord in that well known hoime fer meet, .ecepted by Mr. Joner.,-where ha be roody end able to roadster. to 41... rierefort of thoee. whe may beim, hint e filo IV 1141144.14,0s, And "Ade he retort.. 'boobs for pert (servev. he hove., by rtrii" atheetion to the teant• and ri-hes of 14 eoeinsistora, still tie merit • euntituance ot their petruesge. JOIIN ABEL. N. R. -Good STABLES mid atiertive Gomm.. v2-ne11 TO BE SOLD, - IRN exeeltent Farm, I eine Lot No. 12. Mieglend Tunn•hie Goderieb,, smetaining 100 aercr-30 ot which is etereurd„-o nu. land is of a imperior astitear awred. It is P11111.14%1 eect IT nte fine rom the town of Goderich on M. Huron Road, and at tlie jonction of ••ir der. -rent roads: • d las it is in th. center of • populous wed prosper's''a locality, it 1. ex- retiesily selapted for • Tevern wand or • Stow. Tim. farm is well entitled to the attention uf person• deeirons a an eligible sitnatien for busine•P, anal will be- mild on rer• reemonahle tern)... For partiesilare apply tn Themes perk, Tarern-heeper, Goderich, or to the proprietor JONAS COPP, Villarreof Ilarpurhey. Jon. 15. 1449. Can 194 CANAD.k LIFE ASSURANCE C 0 411 .1.N• Y. P 17'IE fleberther baring been appointed 4s. Agent of the -CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.: is prepare.i to receive propo•sla foe A111111 - • •rel will be happy to afrord tu any memo. the neemmary intermatien, as tu the prieciples of the lortitioton. JAMES WATSON. G clench, 136 June, 1849. vsdistr Blank Deeds and Memorials, AND •,, kinds of DIVICION_ HOURT BLANKS. and BLANK PROMIS SoltY NOTES, fur Ws at the nognal Etery diecription ef COOK and JOR 1', 01.04 executed with De %thee. and diepetch. LAND FOR SALE CHEAP YOB virrr-six Aere• ft1 eieellent bout. betas r peril a 1,01 16. 7111 C0110,4•100 04 'NM wrsee•h. will he •..1.1 fer lei.. than the Got. imee One halt of the mochas.. money .111 41. ....rimed dew... and .ten itt be al- lowed fer pa%meat .4 ib. conamater. Intendtee porehaome may ample to Mr. JUIIN ALLAN. Terent G.sietwo. Gederich. 1301 Jely. 1849. v2-231 sTRATvonn itoTEL. , (LATIL 11•Irr ) 4.1111IC Sultan pr intoiroo. hi, fri•eile and • the Trareltem Pohl,. that 41. 41*.. leareil Om large BRICK TAVERN, .1. the East em1 03 tiliratford, (new the eounty town o' Perth.) wtely occulted by Mr. Isaac May, o -where be will be ready at tat time. to aired the usual comfort •nd repplies and promote Um personal convenience of his 3U ets WINES and LIQUORS of the hest de- senprion. A *teeth' Hooller always in alt. deuce. ALBERT G. HATCH. Stratford lath 1449. TO MILL PROPRIETORS A YOUNG MAN W111111.10 • bt .i• ion as ief • good Acementant. Fuv 111141114•14 pertice./ar• apply by letter poet paid. to F. Q. Tucker/now* Gurus Distrot, Ceanela Wow. &vend SOM. 1849. ev-ettetf BURLINGTON 24ADIT4S2 AZAIDZEIY. ACADEMIC YEAR tor 1849 anal -a Mt mill C 4111101.• cat oa Thrid.,. the for, th dog alf Ortoler, and eloettft11110* Aro Tenteday0, Jeer. Cireolire pivirip 1i4 ledoromipte, am! be obtained .1 1410 o..4M 11111 H11•OW CtiereeL or by application to D. C. V AN NORMAN, Proteipal. Hamilton, 7th Ammo. 14411. cAnierOlt WHEAT at the Goderich W. PIPER. Hellertelt„ 1101b Ilfar4, 1649. STR AYED. into the Enclosure of the toilworn Ilme. on ot sheet the 1s1 day .4 Jolt Mat, • YELLOW STEER. with a Wbu. POMP. rumor r.tr. years n1.1. The owteer the above Steer eta 'aka hi* away by pro 91.4 d eteng eetwase... , JOHN CLGN DEM NINO. SIMLA". ilh sad Ma Coe. / iiplediek, Bap. tA. 14140.4 poctrp. .nr. " then, is man'. love dift•ren% from w AAAAA •n'e ! The ono ean look an ob , stale in the fare; the °lief turns from is by earrettu e""I'l ""1 1". ',ph terror, an,1 See yoo; not that Blacket 11011•P. I would have be -n eonj ing up a had angel to rrooa, with ble blael. wine, the scent'. but aw,et path uf our erection. The very p of being nrparainl front you -too dear, Adam, as yee aro tu this be.iine heart -made M. tremble at the artteulatinn of that ermrined wool which contains all my happtneas on earth. You have stolen my heart from my faille, and mother, my 'tweet woods and bowers. one lirieht moon and Kittle: and thbnk you what it woishil be tor MO to lose hits in whom all i• centred !" " Al; ! Helen, this in unlike the maksty of th•t mind th•t roved the blue deldeof thft heaven., and seatc4ted the hid .In springs er ihe love that retiree ihroegh gill created thiogs. Thai such thought., ilbould lie al in,' to that vreaknee• which in- rr vitable danger by &Pig from it. I coold not have ...monied to be exemplified h, my mnid .4 Koconnel. Yet is that toontibeg fear not a greater proof of me !tilers's love than an oet•poken rejection of twenty rival meters ? It 1..-1 15: and who wi!I chide a :t of earth *hitt hang.. by a virtue of heaven 1 Deer. devoted. eberiahed ohjact of my drat pla•ion, what has the pimple heir of Kirkpatrick to vv. In exchange for the devotion of such a !miner And the impel...toned •youtli prepped her eloper arid eloper to Iii• breast, wtels. he soread over her shoulders the fallen, 1., shielf her (mon th. aiitii on deo... Thpy eat f,' porn" iolont-the dad • roi!or a their ellointion beiog for a brief ueripel forgotten and lo•t in the tumult of the rising feelings of a strosig mutual pas- -0 non. "Dot the. most not be allowed 10 CO! nem'," agnin amid Kirkestrick II is accetaar-y. Helen. that you do thii at, to rouraelf. to Market Hone.. your parents. sod to me. Call up tee _reticularv fortitude. my lova-. Tell your•m%ther Owlet, elm n..1 love Bracket I kPiw the pairt it will prodoett to •ou and to them; hut. alto ! there are litany mouthing' in lhj.workj where we can only cei to the objeet of our doeires ihrmieh painful TOPADIR. Pain ie. indeed, the joie. of moot nf nor plea.ores; and, wis. n we do not pay that price, we be. C- one hankrteid in noir bee1 reedier, and .11.• wretched. Whim the paih 14 **ref.. 1 o41.14 root• foreard and c!son my Helen in the 3...e:of the world. Wpoll .1...- you, will o. 1..r And he trent his head Anil repeeted the pieetion in • ift tone• beneath the cloak that covered her head; while site, in nauftid teplont- • "I w,It,r will, Aden% thottet 1 obta" die tvith the lasI word of the declaretion." A berry green at the. moment fell upon their ear. Adam .started (testily tip; and retired. from her love's `dream, stood minified .wilh fear.' • They looked around them in every direction; het the proximity of the Owe where they bad been tutting to the cite nf the wend, metered it easy for .• latrefer to overheard their diecnurse, aod to eseang limning, the trees In an iostant.- Ilelett's fears ag.in fell 01 Blaeltet II .nee, and she whiaperel to Adam whet she had oh-•rved previnne 1n her leaving the house. 11.. conceived them to he wer-fo it pled• anal r se the thought nf man who could kill hie in therm..., and deny the 110/.416 1.11.41 upon his nand, he felt fire ine sword, .nd tbe . at the nrec.ettli le of his l lefen•ove ers.eaution. It was norm...rimy, however, 'ha Illelen should • now hurry, d 'calif': and, ournioin• *be terr-like "oft th.. Matter grenon•L thpy. with rental Agee. °M.N. for Kiseonnel at • led. dos; t terse.. fr on which they eerie] with a clew • rootoare. 'Men mood for • amnion', and i looked after her Ines.% then. wrapping her elisek round headshe moved qiiiekly round the edge .4 the enelowed lawn, and was on the eve of rennin./ foreard to the wicket. 11 when Biacket 11..,.. stood before her. Ile t looked fhr a moment •ternly at her, spoke net a wee% tied 'Wen dished rw4r. into the wood. Ti-rrifi,ii 01111 m -ire, 11.I. -n horned h avvily. sal got into t lin hoime sod her own w ehainher heinre the foil extent tar her .1.a- h ger oipeeml, with all its proh thle consereieto k e••••• upon her nond. Having. ondreseed hereelf, she retired to her coorh. and meoli- a ,41e.1 on the extrnordinary poeition in which it .he w.. now placed. She had now been toenverie.! by Blarket theme, who, no 1,iii41t. knew well that she ha.I thnt night hal a secret meeting with Kirkoltrtek -a etrilean of hie antagonist... the J•ihnstonee. The discovery eta rival had come on him with the discovery of a delemon under v . tech he hail Melted, and dreamed. and h hotted foe you*. It war. p-obable, n•y, cer- tain. that the communicetion phe inten led to make to her father and wither, that alle coeld net love Blacket would be re- ceived Meng with the elueidalne comovien- mr•, that the lover now &sewed had ilia c .r.red her love intercourse with the heir ..1 Eirketieek. Shn irroithi, therefore, eel iin reedit for her "imminent that irliwnever lamed her (tousle: but "meld be net -down a. • br eke, L pledseet., end one who traito- rously maimed heralf with the broken hopes of her onfortonate lowers. Whether e he made the eornmunieation nr no*. it would ho made by Black•t Ilmixe, whose fear of lomeg the object of his afeettone. Or 41 rieveteee--e.htehrieer of the two moved hint -would force loin to the immediate dis- clomire. The serenity of the domsste PeOrp and happen...a ef Kireottnel Hoene would he c'oinlal for he firet toms, and that by disobedierwre of ono who had heretofore Seen held to contribute: re no email deem% to that whieh ette was to be Oe means of .10,:wrreie..eo ,vtypig.gerhns.iaseesth.ho awrfor otrer. Tpr caziilie traet 4 affeeirea whieh elm had bees. by hor Pa- rents, eestemplated, end loudly eberf.hed. "BRING BACK MT FLOWERS.'" A child oat hy a limpid •tream. Awl gated epos the lid- beneath. Irene her eheek Pow tweet, Anal nen-. hr... 4 ilissoMirE Met lap wire filled la lib blooming Ands. ihe choir meek Nibbled Ity. 8he seri tered 40.11 ihe mar rdvowere. %Yoh many • wild •nd jorette ery, tnd leashed op see the min.hri tide, Demi ita *award propels glide. And nem 11.. rin.-and flower he Sower W•a east upon .he penny riorearn. Bni when ihe ehrehr ••• e4.1 tow'r. She woke 44 fissn, her til'eafoil dream : " thins bark mellowers.” elm ...dole -tied " Brine back mv &mere 'flees th dere," But rehro`• 'rare •Ione ihe ...nand., down thetv.. and 0.11 ani,d nighl'a einnenv hater., lu vain she cried -o bring haek my flowers." Oh. maiden 4 war on 141•1011. ..t gaily rie• 0.. r.n.w.rno. fin.. • In oh.. poor child.. delo.ir• An emblem M•••I fi '4 of Mel 1 F.reh monent ip • perfumed mae, . into fired he merry pi••n. Thal ow. mieh. And le' lie i in hear fl: Fl.. when .41.4... ..',r ihe• l"were. Thy li•itri weil•-•' bring fork me flowery." FfOrn the Tales of ihe Bon -tern. THE LEGEND OF -F AIR HELEN OF KIRCoNNEL. Curaisved front our last in a Phort time she arrived •1 the chute,' • riot, holm') the overstle.. of she anerntinilmg tree., the heir Of K.rkpitriek ginner, a green tomodoe. the crave .4 ene elm had doehtleee loved am th•• now loved. vietitteir for her who 1•1111 h^vond the trept- ine.hour. In a moineet loneer ehe wan in his arm., •nd the‘esillnees .4 the dea4 we. leveded br the Melt., the bornmg WhIspern the Footlinr pae.tiore of ardent. Impatient Inver.. The e•itig and 010 Ino••• kplOh-r•nne... .n.1 the white seat *.red 41,.',. that had escaped the iwiton'e nye And Riotnrnd un t.he m..nohetons, were • neeleeted and overlooked; and no fear .4 3.17, chop,. or gneme. or frO%%1, i•red where love left no room hot for hi. own engroerong sarrifierm. T1.6 nwinum nt or love of " Mery of the 1.-9-•'," that rose hy"iheir •iile, had ofi•O broilehl the team to flelen'e eye.: 41* Mate 0( thp LP. WW1 now fo.treolen. t• There ir a q.t... ard a plice for all thin/-" Pit Inve, role :a general over the d•iwery lee and the cream grave, the mid.dav 'vow and the drea- ry heir sone of night'• black nreh. " What kerit ye. •weet lielen, loco •hiagerod Kirkpitriek In her ear, *qa. lay entreneed in loviee dream on •his 44 Ow 00. question. good Ail re," aflame,. ed aceordine ts. the mode of feterliar lowrewe r4 her. day, " there 11111100 & secret ober epereeue. your Helen. trod drinks up all the Jove nf our aft etion." "Speak it forth. my gel Me Helen." paid Fleming. a Whet is it The vecreey of our orieming I I hhire been tne htstoug a ✓ evoletinn to Elamite your father, awl thie w111 mosfirm me. Ile can have n.a ohjec. Ilona to um OW,. .11,0 that I am a tumid 01 the Johesiones tied an ortnn writ -tier; while Toler outman, who n yam raj...tea before y 'it raw me, is a coneealed mosetrooper and a meow manorlayer " aThere, there.'' *glittered Holen, with tiesehlteg emotion - •t there. ASIVTI4 yo., hone hit the bleeding part of my heat. I did nut FAY tO )011 1.•41 1 had rejected 131.o:11e. Moine hehoe I ear •....; hot yoi. cero entolml to in.ke th•t Pop,O•111..71, be_ erupt,.3 told th,t I nntint r•C41•• 4 hi. Myr; but, ri•• 1 A 14,14 ill re or • (benne ri m there; ant, email as it may seem, it. Good may 41. g nal upon our fortune. and happineas !nee Helen. It e• trite I have never received he. love; hut it , p.ally tote t at his lore, having overernwn thi. thought of • porneibility rej ethos, ha.. overl..olted my negatite Oulu -atm -ie. • id put i10/111 Illy silenee for consent. Yee, .A lain. ye. --even now Blacket llootea things 1 love him; and, ! the ful repooneibiloy •I• apilny tows before me like 4 th4r414.11'ne giset; my father an I mother have, 1 tear take.% or 'milted that I am to become tbe wedded wife .0 trit coit.in." t• fleInn, this dime indeed purprim MP." replied Kirkpatrick, thoeglitfully •nd Sof '• 1 tl ght 1 h..I • .ta to ()vermeils on the part of your !giber, when I had to ming her the prejodiee• .4 elan•hip. and soothe his fe•re of Mr` rr dent •porit fur the foray. Bot this chsegee all, and my thfR.mitte• are increased from the height of Klee.) mel Leito to tee torre- nt, Criffel." And he eat •ilent for a time. .04 mimed tlintightfully. "31.1 vibe, inv I ive," be continued, "41*.. yeti allowed • hie dangerous ((Weirton to rest so lung em dmimileed, that it haa become a eonvtetion th•t may only be retnoved with d•nger to us .111" "Ask ran nn*, Adam," replied she with • bull heart, " what I meant exebosi.- While the tootles Blae.ket Houtie's friendehip wee changing to love, I, who -se thooehts aere.eibettetee directed. armee ed not the champ.; and when the truth ap- geared to me, mg love for my f.ther and mnther, against the plsei4 •trearn of ehime of. I ha,* ever trembled to throe, the p. bble ef a rl.odhter'sdisolmilienee, ',vested M., day by day, Doin making the mowed that II cmil I not 1s,14. their c oicw. ddlleelty ~reamed with the hail end. .h ; my love Vt. you crowned it at las with ,mp e•ibility." ti Thai shred., either hae. ecrarmed lieculty," answered be. " Expl•io, pweet leten. Yee ant (Weis, is shadowy prow Mee" "TlItlah yes err. Adam 7' mil sigit• toring all the bygone pert of her life, an the new•dipeovere 1 treachery into whieh wr mere,' lots for a etraneer *mild be -0es1rised. 1./4• • thought •Ite eroold Per114/- .1 bear. These and a thootaml Ohs, thing• mimed ihrongh her thin:Hos with • rapidi- tv wh•ch 41.1 not Immen the hornine pain of their imnrepe upon her mind: and the ripe 411i00 of • thousand rell..etione, fear., ant • produced in the en•1 • calamine the, 'errifled •Ieep from her pillow. •nd oneigni el her to the powers of •niritieh for th• re- mainder 03 (3*. night •nd mornieg. She rose wii h • herniae cheek •nd a high dutterieg pulse, produced by the fryer of mind under which •he still let.oured She opened the eseement to let in the cool breeze nf morning to brsce her nerves, end enable her to •iand an interview with her rather sod mother, who alight already (for B lacket House was at Kirconnel at all hour.) be in ion of the secret of 'hat they conceived to be their once loved Ilelen'e chirobedience •nd treachern. Her awn cominenication, which she had pledged herself tn K.rkpatrick to make. was DOW inverted with treble terror*: and though .he felt that her tafer• aod happinims needed siren an open aeclarattnn, ehe fe11 herrelf totally iinable to make it. Tremb- ling and resolute, •he approached the par- kin- where her father end mother, along with ',creels'. were in the habit of taking their Inarill•it meal. They were Ibeer: an. there was another there.. -it wait Blarke: Houle. Ile loose] at her am she entered• with a ...aim, bet mysterinos eye, which fluttered her no gain, end forced her to .and for a mniant in the n.i,hile of the apartment, irresolute whether to go for ward or retreat.- She fearfoiry threw her eye over the ttCPA of her parent... There was no change there; the ordinary placiili.y of their wonted manner, and the kindly Immo:greeting borne in their mellow emcee. itemled her -we Mrong had been bier eon - victim" that .11 wee di.cloged. Hee parent. went deelPute of .guillefand ito instant's thought eat Wiled her thatthey. wertietill their ignorant,* of the secret. Hit Reeket 14:uise coniintted hi." dirt rue is 1011 -nes: and .can this -s decided alteration is hip manner --was nenoticed by the Oningspect. Mg couple, *be threw their fend eyes on their loving dau.ehher as their only remote *ng pride an! solve. Whet meant thix The new ter* takes by the etreate of her difficulty and &Inger rorprised end (-Joh/0M her; hitt, calming by the influence of her narentn' kindness.jehe sat down and went through the forms of the morning men' without exhibiting a discionp.....re that welt attract the notice of thene loving be - TV. who peerched her face only for the in- dications of •health end the beams nf her 01•111111`4.. tier comparative comasore enahled her to collect ber thought's; and phe thought phe now discovered a reas.in for this itemising forbearasee or diacretinn nf [Becket tiottee-a man little formed frir those or any other yirttimi; he intended to aril hie knowledge at the price of a hand that never could he his hut by this or some other nican• of compulairm. .The moment thia thonght -and, under all the eircum- stances, it was • reasonable ons-enterPd her mind, elm trembled at the power of the dark -eye 1 Silent 'wino who Wit there and sewed epee her in . geful For relief, she turned ber eyes- to ber pa• mite; yet she taw there the smile that Ips proved hie suit, and the confidence that wool! believe he declaratioe. Her own K rkruitriek 'was Orient; and phe dared not met him to receive the meislance of hip tbrieN to enable her to weapon herself ton- er her trial, or doviee a plan Putted to the hanged Micro:trisect% for her relief. She berried over her meal. and Itetenod agate her apartment. to confirm hereell in the minion she' had formed ef Bleck t House** ntenti ape. Every thought seeded to add it her c-nvietion that oh* was correct. and old her that he never *weld eueceed in his wheel!. He would now, for certain, en- avone to see her' aloes, and lav before her he danger into which Pbe had eluoged ber ne'f, and the bergain be which she wooll tm relieved from it. gut etre woold defeat int; she would renounce her walk. in the deae,t for a Iiine her bower., and id adieu to her saver Kittle. She irrild erp her apartment under a protegee or light indismettion....far from an untruth-. n.1, in the meantime, try to devise some in le of relief from her painful 'Waste-tn. B it the eolltude.of her primate interfered, in tome degree, with these 111411P. The! inecoved that Phe was not so ill as to be unahle to peek what Tight 110 h.r •ervree- her former w41414 and armisement• 1111011111 Koconnel Lee; end thou woe elm nloliv`ri to ield to Iiindneite; yet she dontrived to have er parents near her, so se to denrire filseket Goose of an oprortnnity of com- ewer-wing to her his iinp.:ted elan of en- forcing mit. As yet, his eilence had been continued; her parents Were atoll in ignorance; iln.1 it * 0111y (en she argioed) hecaimis he load not hitherto found her 'Ione, that his dreaded eommunica- ion had not •• ••1 been made. On tim oc"arnin nf her firet walk, however, she, hr some itionward chance, was left in oftr of 11,o•rhoor• alone, and the opportenity (the fleet that had re! cured) was seized by him- Blvelopt 11011.• W41 siren before her, and all her feara were, in a moment roused. Their eves inei with an inrelligesee they had nee./ 41.4ore pos. messed. Every pirring thoug'it rwripmed to be motnally readwhile a few a nr4. of of dietary import seemed to Ins nilly 111 • pre- peration to hes expected rtateirer nt. lid not dme to leave him; she feared to menthe, attar, and yet •he wasted coorage to reply with or.sinary pertieenee to his re merits. Ilia ere was consrawly fixed no her, and the few ernral• he tittered elm, with ditBetiLty and pun: yet Win there no' the oleghtest ithraterrete the secret be us- doubtsdly 41e14 locked sp In his breast. -- Was he bet le twang forward Ste threat (4 .4 -,4,9011INEL. este...mg her, 11141 • SISreswiwei istairmasent. 'ores from her • consent that he we. Patin. ded would BOWpe he given uIu'itarlIy 1_ There was no indicatine .1 any such issue. 'What could Le the true meaning of this dark-mmided man's conduct 1 Again he had disappointed her (Pallid entimpatines. Ife hed issSi ,0111 her parent.; he was 003 4ts tell hors. -1. Wh.1 then was he to dol She could not answer her self -pot 'nestled', and lattreorprote when he parted from her, after • short convereatilin conducted with .14Seolte, with his imeret iin•pprosehed, and the my•terione stare of his illegible eye, wax not less th•o her terror of her antici- pated Woe when ehe &it enenontsioad Comm/v.44 he our mart. a_ THE TROUBLE BE rwF:EN THE FRENCH AND_A MERL:ANS. A good deal of excitement was caused through the Coy by the report that Mr. Poongin, the Eneoy from FrODCO to our Go. Imminent, had received hot paseports with. out having &eked fur them, and stocks Intl 'elnlinearfaqc'it.s3. raes. we have them es gond so. thority, .r. as Inllows :-Snotm weeks sine* Mr. Pooseili mad• IIIOGnicrnu.s.i at Waphington a demand for todeinnity tor • French ship armiged or captured at Vere Croat in the Mexican War. 8evers1 lettere were eachang.ti beta/sea Ili Envoy sod Mr. Clayton en th• subject. in the cocree of which the former indulged in reasatk• which were dee:Jed positively ineelileg t• our Government. In irceriqience of ibis the CO/111111110114,11011 11•11t0111M WSP swami - ed. sad • copy of the offensive letter was trot...tented directly to Parte, with the ex- preased wish that he shodld be recalled without delay. We are infOrtned that Mr. l'oraneville, the French Minister of Foreign A Tr ire, replied, mai nt •ining th• •ante ground •e 4104 been taken by Mr. Pousson,•nd declining to recall him. It le, however, reported on thei other hand, that •newer has bee* received from Parte, bet that, h.r mg waited a milTlesent time te taut, the dismiseal of the Envoy hes taken place ; but we have regime* •uppoeing the ver- sion iv. have given above to be more as. thentsc. It WIIP, PIO C1011q1, thie very mat- ter which carried the Premdent Doddered, hack to Washington from hie northern tour. We ire told that the queetion of Mr. Rime' rseeption at Paris was not involved 10 the airitir- 1has been seel hi,. Poussin received hie rlismisned some davit since, hot we wader- atattd that each was trot tha ease. He bee been Martyr in this etty receetly, and left for Washingtow yeeterday. The frigate Portinert4, under orders foe the Mediterranean, was yeet.Wday counter. nianded, be te'egraph despatch nom %V.A. ington. ThW etiormaed to have sum* connection with the d.fliculry. Al a recent meeting of the Cabinet, ft was decided that the position taken ie ref - "retire to the miestion out of which the af- fair has grown, could nut be repeded from. We presume this is all 11 11h0014 be, and though it may sise.n to rend., the 'slue more grave, It is not too much to say (bet there is no danger of a sericite" reptut• he. t wren the two C01/0111411. At this time ef day the United Steles and France are net going to war about such a matter. We have no fear for the national honor in the hands of Gen. T.,or and his Cabinet ; not *0 00? C011fifellee 111 11114 respect ray 'helves, becauee we believe this question will be settled by peacefol negociation, wit 4out es- rioue bang to anybody except the &tables - ed sellers of 'thick.. and for lames of that Stilft WO cannot fee. any very deep sympa- thy. There will be peece, •nd an honors. bier peace; 01 0.1 let every body helmet/red. -N. 1'. Triomf*. The Mar of trouble between France and thieternity, coneterrent on the dismlyeal of SI. Poulain. the French Minister, bed • deprearing effect on the maiket, and the ..,orernmere declined I to 2 ner et. The dismiePal .4 M. PoessiD, the French ft.nower, hr. been the theme of conversa- tion all dir. Al. Newlin, it in ssi,!. Conn- ed of Mr. Cleve.' end the Amer.cans, ind lenity for French property destroyed at boinherdicient ,4 Vera Crux. Mr. Clay - 10q took the noitter lil,i consideration, and a carreepondence emitted Poem week* apo; but M. POIS•Pir pressed the claim so indes- orou•ly, not to say imperiotselv, that the maitre being referred t . (inn. Taylor. thts Getters' insiantiy dommided hie recall by the Freed) Government, who took the mat- ter opi, and Mr. De! T,C11.144% 114 writes by the last iiteainer in..* he ..aw swore oe he* .i.les, and deelined to recall Poss.-in when - open the woe dIrreiskeed br the Pres. ment. Romer adde, howeyer, het net till he had 11,111.-n anoiher letter. Poorest re. reigned hos renew 111•1 week, and roost has* WWII aware 01 it some day. ere. The ear- reeprnortorice is said to hare been .try sharp, aryl It le feared it inay lead to servos. did - emitter betweei the tyre Grovernmenta. Privet* lettere roecived hem Wmhinelee teeday say that the etiennistanew• whit* led to the ett-tresiegil rral of a most angrara- ,ed eliarseirre and that merievia difficulties ere anateheed.d. The Govereateat Iwo ta- b•n high cootniii, and will net retiree, me matter to hat the err*, ranee* may he.... The retfoore •ata • understand thall .41. position of Nowt* is suetained by Me Gimernmen'. Br the f it witty a.ne'a Irmo the Bootee T....reel/re, it worth( sereadithat this lit not Ili. roily rt fficolir standirlin the way nese relate cordial, notary.* *3)4 two Itepeltilwee . FRI-Clt 4,D Tea 1.7TITIRD STATra VilIT•NT INTRI-LIOVICK.-IntrLigetiOir kW; oltrn rrteivec, m prre'• leiter, he ate lut reamer, that the Freed' &wee... men' '*41pm, ',rim b groat diviovesen. tO rotor, 41 rt. Lows a. Mitifelse 04 IMP 11