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L . `uluuglltunuuul ixigwood. ` . Novmber 5, 1860. Ila ' ' . " l , . . . . Robert A-udley shrank strangely from ` returning to. Essex. ,How' should he meet [Clara Talboys now` that he knew the secret df her-`bI`6tli_r s fate; How many lies he4should.,have-to tell,Aor how much- equivocation he;-mut _use- intorder to keep the tfuthr .frQm_ _her`.` Yet would 't'b.erebe;a.uy.:'n1ercy.' i'n telling her , that . hurriblestory. the; knowledge ~uf `which- vmust.oast,au;hIig1t:.-upon - her youth,_- and. ; _ blot .out.e\zery;h_.ope she. had` ever secretly . Heriknew ;..bY.= hi.s mun `;ex.. .. pe;r;iehnq.;liqw-; p0ss.ihl.e.i$;v,Wn& ,h,f9pe . A11g8Lit,18_g4h0P9yl|1~..1393.-ll`-Q39i!l3lY an ;a'n,dsh.e coulds.mo.t.e;v ith.ut,.,h_em ;hea,rt; .. s.hmtldahe..'rmh9d;a&: his; hada.been ..'by `- 7tbdt:8hr;shQB1$1Jl,P1'in3Y"`Q-lhllalt; ' `q.-thmaghta 5zbe.t.t.<.s; &hat.;sh.e.;s_h9tI.ld .g.of ; .ev8hs,:lfg.s&9k.jI._9s the .9109. `M.-..hex gloat; e A ' .the.:3p:..: 'a9.0;.. .t,hnn;e.,that.;$I~a_31qgl;1,g;yet _ the grey ashes knocked out n` pon the top- .a1`efkept,_locked ` afiid `g"ua"r_dedf by some stem enchanter, who only turns the keys Jt`r`easiir'e-house a. l`ittIe,way for the brief `end t_he heoiiy: -burden of "dismal realit'- `l`t.y' ` ': `."'E`.'l'V"'c|`\?`: UL `tutu IUVI33- : . It was not till the last shred of pale Turkish tobaceo `had been consumed, and most bar of the grate, that this pleasant dream oated off into. -the great [store- house in which the visions ofthingsthat never have been and ` never `are to be`; now and then-and opens the door of his - delight for. mankind.` `Binjthe dream. ed. ies fell again upon ~Roberit s ashoulders,` mor`e`te na'ciou's than any old- man Ofthe` Sea; What can that man -Mia._rl_`s want with Wvithotighti thei>ba`rris'ter." He is: afra_id~ -to-,die' until 'hehas} made a; oon-:' fession. Pe..r.haPs.- E19.-.wi.=hes.1 tell me that which _`I,`a_lready_k_novfu_r-1-7-the story bf , my,l:i'dy s'_:ofitiie'; -I;;l<'nev`v,',`tha,t"h<.: was ` in the"se"ret`. ifwas sure` of itveven up -` - . onth 'night,o'nf-uihicii I first saw ;`hirii`;- ._ He knew; the secret". 41114 e ht: ; itfaded ' on 1-1` 1- ` . R n C. |",_: ..I. lL';:,__' '1 come without d_ela'y.- - JJ\4I-ll mill 0. L'I|4Il\ :` The rector of this place has "been twice to see Marks.-thgtman you isa_ved' . in the re at the Castle Inn. "He lies in a very precarious state `at his mother s cottage,- near Audley Court, and is not expectedrtolive many days. His wife is attendinghim, and both he and she have expressed a most earnest desire that you should see- him before he dies. Pray `- Yours very sincerely-, ' - Guru 'I`.u.no7s. '- `_`Mount Stanning Rectory, March 6. Robert Audley folded th-isletter very lreve_re_ntly, and replaced it: underneath that part of his Waistcoat which might be supposed to cover the region of`.,his V heart.` ` Having douethisghe seated him- self in his favorite arm-chair,` filled" and lighted. a" pipe, and smoked it out,'staring reectivelypat the re as long as his tobacco lasted, The lazy light.thatiglim'- mered. in `his handsome grey eyestold of a` dreamy reveriethat could have scarce- 1y,` been . either . gloomy or. unpleasant.. His. thoughts wandered awayupon the blue clouds of hazy tobacco smoke, and carried `him into a bright region of unre- alities, i_n' Wlllch there was neither death nor itrou'ble,{grief norlshame; only l_1im- . self and Clara Talboys iuoa world that - was made` all their own by the great om_nipote'nce of tlheirloves. - . l Inna run! 0111 Q1-in `no! clown}: A`. nn`n uvl VII llul ,ouuIu 9 .Robe1-thud only the hand letter to I open--`the letter whlch he had placedoin his bosom while he read the olhers; he tore open the envelope, handling it care- fully and tenderlyvas he had done before. The letter was as brlelas Sir Micl-.a`el s - It_ contained only these _f'ewb lines Dear Mr. Audley-. u 'l`k.; pane". .-.4` n.:.. ..I..'.... 1.-.. -L--- v gvvuun u, - nu: vvlvuw, -AU; IIUII uuau5u- {nems as you" may .-l5hiIik"ti tb . maker` for . he fut ure-`cam fort {of ztheupetsony .1 -come -- Inaitt.e.d;t0;3'.0isrcar-. ,1. Dd.<=.a.=l.Y [1911 you .t .a_t.: those arrangement? ,9.".t; be` V tdq` liberal]: . B11tperha`[is it `_is fas"well t-hat, I'shoidd tell you` :n'6w,-`r the` yrsp . and ou`l_yTtime';'thnl:' it is xiiy eirnest wish - never} agajns to hear; that :p'ermn, s name. - I have no 'wish_to be toldyhe nature of .th:e arrangements you may make fo_rf hr. I aim` sure that yiiu will act. cdnscientio1js- -`ly and.me rciftilIy'.' Iseek toknow' no more.lT Whenever `you want'.money,.you willydraw up0_;n.-_n1Ae for anysums, that .you mnyy require; but you will` have no_ ' occasion to tell me for whose use you -want .that money. `Rnhdrl Anhiu Inonoin.-.-.`l .. I....'..a-:..;l. -.6` I 'rvu.|- 56,511!-u bu LIIU IIIUIUUKCU mun. -Geo'rge_ l`.alboys must lie at `present in his unknown grave, and Sir Michael Audley'mu`st never learn that the woman" hehad loved bore the red brand of mur- der on`_herTsoul>. ' ' I.'.I .uoc.__ vnl. D_. mama. VVl.lIlIv.IlIC5|I III`-MIC ! l ' . `Robrt Audley breathed a long sigh [of relief as he folded this letter. It`releaed `him from .a duty which it. would I have been most painful for him to perform,-and. itfor eve,rTde cVided his cotirs of action with regard to-the murdered man." ' T -flan :-an "l`..lI-...u.. .......-.5 l:- ..s -.....-..-.-s _'.. - uuu. halo , IIlIIl\IlII luuv` gausg-`nu-;u3`_.$n u: s was l 989.?1F;'99i-`d0 so. gmds .a,l.1e,- to,kl_, 7! nn'l:lC:l\n Chm! aha tt9nII|n" UUIIUVVU UUJlII`C\l {V7859 "I53" "' - : ~:The.baront?sie1tet -c0u.t,a`iI.I<;1' balfan-doz#:u,of blank .c.heq\,t.e_s (*8. Sir Michael ,)A"qd [eyfs Lqnd on bankers, . L. ` .. . __` - ' 3* van will I`pn'nn-A `mu Jinn.- #51: W3? P98S!9|P;; 5.89: .a.!1;_-- 10151.. It l,:`,;'g.~,,1r!-.%. cpnglysgorgg. .t_hat.. she. w.ou.|.d.. _'n6,t' `bung hr cazherfbacgm` m`s`61a name` iiiifi'1lie `H36 tin!` :'t*liiv'{xv_tb fdgfet_` the soi~'r`o`ws associude -`with-it-.%*=`:1 . fl`)... I.._..--_`19_ I_..".-_ ___-_ ____1.- t__:-o 1- `diiclqlf ,l1ehhad indcqd him` to codpf .,. tIor* Iiit I i`n.'t1iis71a pYfoYn3s,ad hiiriug ;nce:gaiue'd-.w.s:31wiar,:sse~had'uontiivedr -that: they; ahuld ieavs Englmndaasusbon: j `S if, IIIHR lKiRQihln'.Indd1cn ianrl. clan On`;-I via .u,Mu.=gIa6I 9,t!m.ei8 #0990 Dan ms, 3 ; X01! "lA"e (iu|'|;e. *m,o'uy, j_my`-Vdai` Bnbe'rt,= he" wrbte,` - for su'ch'a`rra ng`e-` rndniq `nu umi/mm`: .tII-.:.'.I..v-(:9: I13 ..-a'.I..~.`-4'... rnvmloullv V\(III`l`Iu O_ down thetooin, trying to get rid of the . until _ten o e!o|t,*and even than he. would 56, .8 |l.re to Jreach the.;s,u;tion halfgn ;hofqr. ,too_ea`rly.f _ He was tired, of pm9kj.ng.- Thie 8/<:>0lI|`s narcmic in.iie.n 1mCi8'h.t l'>ef ,,pleh daVnt` jnbtfgh 'ih i%elf}' biit tl_1e'f triiin` ;Ihiist`b6`o a5 singtilarly | I:nsoeialT`dis"pbi -` tionf vgho;-dgesv ;not,e gaer : half A ti d`ozen-1 .l.9xn.aly pipes. fe?1"lho;ned;osQme rind.~. l7,.:ca.u1na.n.is2nr ~89. (whom. ,he. an [ta,reV ;drb.ti1'i!y _g_lj'\izittfth;: the jgale` grey n'lit`s, ; pnijl` b6VWi_`shiF` 'kiiidIy' hack-` '-at'7 him in 1'eIur|_i-.i_="`:Do' not-{think jithat Robert- : S6;>t1szn`:foIsnd`; !I.im!91T.'81i?n6:=iiI hi! quiet I , , s....ch.I:I.t1}`by8-1 .}$h9'!4Qlem9'.P!!l`D09,.,_;Wh3ch. ha?` ha nn"'Ei`uv1` "'ol'uI 'n' h'nl.'I""iinnin."' IS`?- ' 3 Mr; Andley walked weariiy up `and time. It was no use leavingthe Templai _ Audleyzwu without friendl, he . = >uu'uu`:upIa._ `_`,.l:l.I`U_"IU._lUllll}I plIl'p()88 Awmon M3. tnisnL-.'L[nWs=irfu| _h L 5014 .13 `Ii .l.I`i-` ,,L,.m`re1aa`is"-I_ita_a`~1sa.j:1; sapm`z_ea _him; mu; o_ld , _,a_dwamaqu, aid irrwas {1amhin~< rduan/~ = _ f1He;~_,-hddxx ' .\1.I'1nr.1*,Agenuorme QMADA LAm)Ei) ` CREl)l'I` CU.\IPA.`{Y. Apply at the 011309 ,-.f\(.x::-u Huh nn: .11 (`.n RH! Rrnksirg nn Gan- auarp 9110:. , . . j`l ha\ Ien t reul,Ailexandre.Dlimas,and. Wilkie Collins for nothing. _ he muttered. Pm -up to `-their'?trick's,sneaking in at doors behind a fellows back, and atten- ing their, \vhite_{facesV'against window- panes, `and making themselves all eyes an` the twilight. It s a `strange thing that _ your generous-heaVr_ted fellow, who never `did a_ shabby thing` in his life, is capable 'ofany -meanness the moment he becomes _ a ghost; eV'l ll` haveltlxe gas laid on to- morrow, and`ena'ge' `Mrs.-` Maloney s` teldst sonto sleep: under the letter-`box in the: loliby... .-'l`he youth plays. popular. melodiesiupon apiece of tissue papeij and a small tooth-eornb..La_nd will be quite __plaarit nivnve . -111;. A_`-j'|-.. _;;',|i;_1 ______-'u_ __.,f L: .1' HeUmrslred5 l`1iTs;hairr1wruy frrrm his face -with _hoth his hands,` and 2 looked. , rather nervous] . around ,th_e snug .little _apart-- n_1'ent. here_ were lurking`-s}1u do\vs_Ain < _th e'corut`:_rs of theroom t_h_at*he scarcely liked; _'I`-he` door`opnir'1ginto his little dressing-r_o,o,m.wa$ajar ;' hegot up to shut it,.&ndrtb11_rned, jhp key in the; lock` with_a sharp glick. ' ' A ' `CC `I I1nI 1nn" K1)-u-nn..1-:'u:1'\.-..A..'-;. _...`l '- 'IIIQ \I"II 9` Go 4' heavens ! if-he thought," (he. v_ smoked his second pipe ;"ho'w.can The: I lieve that it-`was'I<-who used to lounge _ i all day in this easy-chair reading Paul - de Keck, and smoking mild.- I`urkish.'; who used to drop in at half-price to stand. amongst the press men at the. back of the boxes, and see a new burlesque, and A . finish the evening with the Chough _and Crow, and chopsand pale ale at Evans . _ .Was it I to whom life was such an easy merry-go-round 2. Was it Iwho was one, of the boys who sit at ease upon the wooden horses, while `other boys run - barefoot, in the mud, and work the hard- V est in `the hope of a` rider when. their work is done ! Heaven knows I have learnt the business of life since then; V , and now I must needs fall in love, and .swell the tragic chorus which is always being sung by the. poor addition of ' my I pitiful signs and groans; Clara Talboys! Clara 'l`alboys !`. Is there" any merciful smile latent beneath the earnest light of yourbrown eyes ! What would you say `to me if `I told -you that I love you as A strength and purpose of my life, _w11ic.li imaniab; .pr h`ap9} Who had been haunt-. the haunted by thephantom ofrnurdered earnestly and truly _as_ I have mourned for-yourKbrother s fate--"that the new has grown outof my friendship for the murdered man, grows even stronger as it turns to you, and changes fme until I wonder at myself? What would she say to me? Ah! Heaven knows. `- elf she happened to like the color of my hair, or -the tone of my voice, she might listen to me, perhaps.. But would she hear me . anymore because I love her truly and l purely ;'because l_wo'uld be c_o_nstant,and ho'nest,and faithful to `her? Not she! ` These things might move her, perhaps, to boa. little `pitiful `to me go but they would move her no more l` If a girl with freckles and white eyelashes adored me, I shouldonly thiukvherya nuisance; but it Clara Talboys had afancy to trample uponmy uncouth person, 1' should think sheldid me a _favour. I hope poor little Alicia may pick up with some fair-haired` Saxon in the course ofher travels, I hope - . 1 His -thoughts, wandered away \veari_ljy.,a.i1d`.lost themselves... How could he hope for anything, orthink of_any- t.hing,lwhile the mernory of his dead f'r'|en`d s unburied bodyihaunted him like a horrible spectre? He remembered a story--a morbid,` hideous, yet delicious story, which had once pleasantly con- gealed hisblood _on_ a social iwinter s ' evening -'- -the story of a ,man,_ a_ mono- ed at,e`very -vturnibyxthe image of an unburied` kmsman who; could` not rest in , his .un,hall.owed, hiding-place. What if that dreadl'u'l story' had its double in _ _re- alityl ` What. i_f` 'we`we're'hencefortheto` George ; Talboys I ' u - n his own; It l`I, T He he.d'a1ougtime"tb wait Abefpre~_it_ would be necessary to leave the Temjile` on his way to Shoreditchf, and he sat brooding darkly over the re`,.a r'1,'d: won- dering at the strange events which had lledA_,hiia`-`life within; the last `year: and -a rum, earning like ans?!` hadqws between his lazy inclinatioixs and himself,'aud in.-A vesting him with purposes` that were not ulvutwvtnl ucuwucu bwlsnlu uuu UB8. pbert decided,_4;pqn goiggrby this train an_gl_walking uie`ais;a,i.':,pe:aeep Brent: w'ooda'nd~.Audle`y, which was upwards of sixq1ilgs_. ' " V ` T V ,; "A 'cifoul;)'V\r`e ,i1i'ilVt'I,A1it2`s._tc)'.:ibi711Ve. There was no tra i_h to` udley` Aiarix vtli `f1p$swi'cb' mail," `vh'ich left "London: it `half-`past ` eight ;'- bi'i't _tL-1Ltjere"\n_'t'1s, .a vtr`a'iI`1 `_that_ left Shoi-"e'dit_c;_h j'i1,t"el_'e_\fen,' and {tapped at, _Brht'wb6dA`between twelve and one; `DAL--. .J....:.1I..j .-..-.. _..:.__ I.-- .1. _-_ 4,, - EADVERTISER. .`|2;8`63T-'-E:-.. \-IIIII I||Il'7II6Il5I . V . V . _.He had-the carriage in which he sat allto himself. All to_ himself, dxd I say ! `Had he not lately summoned to his side '-*that -ghostly companion which of all :eoinp_uh'_iorishipe.his the most` tenacious! 'I`He fsh'n d_ow: of George , Talboys "pursued - him, evenlili the comfortable first-class ` jchrriage; andfw`as h`h'ind`_him when he ` 1eoked?6ut=df'~the window, and -was yet ~ 'lfegA,awaVy.ehad Qfhim and the rushing . :ngine,'in that thicket `towards. which ilhe'trein_ was speeding,` `by th_e_ side of V thettnhallowed hiding-place in which `,fhe"I_11ortaljrh,)_aj,ins: `bf the dead man lay, 11;eglected__agd; uncured. n`. ' " V Z 4`1:I`1iI.'$:on ......'. I-__4. (._!,,`r1 I AVID DOUGAIIS Bedstead aridlmir .\l2_1_nn- factory, opposite the Registry Otlioe, Barrie. llousehold Furniture of various descriptions Wconstantly on lmnd, or made to order. Wood Turning, in all its branches, excuted 'wi1h A nentness and despn.|.ch._ V Apnl 14,1355. V _' T 14 :13 -`.i`v ".3: .3,` NW ril_; Ff'21!!1!, :_1`t_,th,-3 pace .0 _lhat .3`9`lItion.- whi_ch Wi'lli_ bring the mad wo- .,,g - mi `hack-.~&om%..he`:-. hiding.-place, nnd. . .?]:|ijhefinIdidriminnlzdocki : ;!He. was; - " .eLI :`1.he*1rnin'*ut t B .m- . gwlill. V 4$=*Sai'~R5n`iJ:l:l`;9t;i:# : }ugI_g II;Ke,,z_nu;wntcn has seized upon E. .5 .` ratllled itip the steep and stony approach to the Shoreditch station, and depositedfR.ob,e`rt at the doors of ' V-thVa_t. nnloyelytemple. [There were very few people going to travel by this mid- night `train; and -Robert [walked up and" down the long wooden platform, reading the`: huge advertisements, `whose gaunt` 1c1;te,n_ug looked wan? and. ghastly in the dim lamplight. * ,I.'l n I3...-I ti... ....'...:.....'. :. ...':;_--L L- -_ . |lIislI?\JIvI3.luI"(Il"`J HUCUKUU If '1': l', _ v ROAbrt_thought, as a chill wind ,.sW'e`pt-; across the flat landscape, and ,,s_tmek-arqith such frozen `breath as might cpiaugtodr from the `lips of the dead. .?= 1m'ni.. 9`it_.;;g)r`.` 1:; shall die of some nue?*gnawc'n ha : seszeupon ` -IIii;:"T.".. f1`n.-|'n~'ia"":`}:u`iici .1` `.m. n;~..:`| - 3_.jI_m1ut;,g`ive my lostfrieiwd decent. C: as v vnuvnnvo. ?` Nobody ever satvv a ghost in `A8. haneom cub, Robert thought, and even Dumas hasn t done thatas yet. Not but that he s capableofdoing itif the idea oc- curred to him-` Un revemmt en acre. Upottmy word, the title doesn t sound had. The story would be something . about it dismal gentleman, in black, who took the vehicle byithe hour, and was contumaeious: upon the subiect of fares, I and begniled the driver into lonely neigh- bourhoods, beyond the barriers, and made himself otherwise unplez_1sarit. ..rn|_-.L-___;..- .._`..I_I. .2 . - T. VMr.xA'udley_ hailed a hansom at the corner of Farr'iugd,o_n-street, and was rat- tied rapidly `away across tenantless- SmithVeldAmar_ket, and into a labyrinth of dingy streets that brought him out upori the broad grandeur of` Fiusbury Pa`vement..T . ` . `n :1 I I I O unv. uuuluuus UI MIC llltlilllcli I _ .FleetV-"street was quiet` and lonely at this late hour, and Robert Andley being in` ghost-seeingdnood would have been `scarcely astonished .had_he seen J_ohn- son s set come . roysteriug westward in the lamp"-light, or blind John Milton groping his_ way down the steps before Saint Bride s church. `SIX 'll;`_nC": I.`l'IJll;`l_l.UppI;a"ul .I3_l'nnl-- l% `";Ji`;i y*v" ti:`*.i:;Ite r~'*\~,r`a,I*v d ` - ' ` iafsixi ,I M.4c,f:93 I; `.1 J`: 21;; ;;.-,f; `:~;',,u_ -.. l - _t. :K.'.. VVho_can forget that almost terrible picture of Dr, Samuel Johnson ! T_he a,_wful disputantto the club-room, solemn, ponderous, severe, and merciless, the ad- lniration and the terroreofhumble Bozzy, the stern mo_nitor- of gentle Oliver, the friend of Garrickand Reynolds to-night: and-before to-morrow sunset aiwe-uk mi-l r serahle old man, discovered by good Mr, I and Mrs. Phrale, kneeling upon the oor of his lonelyv chamber, in an.agon.y of. childish terror and confusion,and praying to a merciful Godfor the p'r'eA-ser v_ation of his wits. I think the memory -of that dreadful afternoon, and of the tendercare he then received,should have taught the doctor to keep his hand steady at Streat- lmm, when he took his bed-room candle- stick, from which it was his habit , to shower rivulets of molten wax upon the costly carpet of his be_antif'ul protectress; and might have had V a more enduring". effect, and taught him_to be merciful, when the brewer's widow. went mad in her turn, and married that dreudful_crea- J ture, the Italian singer. Who has not been, or is not to be, mad in some lonely hour of life? Who is quite safe from thetrembling of the balance `I wlnnI_frnaf Iirno nninf ......'I '|-.-_-`-- Al 1 nu un ulc PIUIIIISCS b`lb'[)L. Do_not laugllht poor Robert`~because' he grew hypochondriacal, after hearing the horrible story of .his friend s death. There is nothing so delicate, so fragile-, asthat invisible balance upon which the mind is always trembling. Mad to-day and sane to-morrow. ' -mf1f1}la'}._i3}Vi:V"{lr_A:x;e "Temple Churlch and the clocks of St. Dunstan s, St._Clement s Dunes, and a. crowd of other `churches, whosersteeples uprear themselves above t;he.house-tops by the river,struck ten at last; and Mr. Audley,,who had put on his hat and overcoat nearly half an hour before, let himself out of the little lobby, and locked. his door behind lnm., He mentally reitrutedh hisjdeterxnin1atioh to engage Pathrick, as Mrs. Maloney s eldest son was called hv Iain rlnunona ` ILLIAM 15YPI;R, 1\louey Broker,;AAc<`:t$u;-I n.nt,.-Notary Public, &c_., &c. - V - _ _. Omen: Ontario` Building Society, Wuernj ' ...n-annn Ruildinmn; (`.II'iIn.`B` `l9nbnn't'n:' .,..-snap .LauunJu, us -Mrs. Lvmioney's eldest son was called by his devoted mother. Theyouth should enter upon his functions the very next night h after, and if- the ghost ot_ hapless George 1 Tal- boys shouldinvade these gloomy apart-A ments, the phantom must make his way across `P:1trick s body before it could reach the inner chamber in which the proprie- tor of the premises slept. hn nnt lnrlrrh hf hnnr 'D.J......t`L ..... ~~' ..listeuini_g'tb-theiricafeless talk of politics aa'dfb'p a'fa; l`itera_t'_m_-e and ,rn'cin,g, theatres `anVd`.[se`ience,.se'andgl and _ theqlogy, and. .-ya` canfry ,iu msniind the honible-burden. of `those dark terrors and suspicions that were with `him bysdaytand night ! He could-not do=it! =Helhad`: shrunk`-from - these men `as if had,`inde e_d, been a de- tectivepoliee qieer, stained` with vile associations, and ' unt company for honest gentlemen. He had drawn him- self away from all familiar haunts, and fshut`himself inhis lonely rooms with vtheperpetual trouble of his mind for his sole companion,'until he had grown as nervousas habitual; solitude will even- tually_mak the strongest and the wisest mam however he may vaunt himself of his strength and wisdom. A rI'II__ ,| 1 r .n pn -' A-- JVJU-y I . . ' ' An Imperial manifesto has been issued, granting a full and entire amnesty to all the "Poles in the kingdom and the West. . crn Provinces, who lay down their arms and return to their allegiance by tlie 13th of May, ordinary crimes and military ofr fences excepted. . 1`-he manifesto announ- ces that certain institutions granted to "Poland shall `be maintained; and after ' f'B:netial' experience or them, otherqahnll ' i .d92f9ls'93=d ;`.8c9rding to the age and , "ry,`:..; ,,.-,`- .' , ;. 3" . 7'1"` `,3;1i:e..llqaataitunynithat.the.n1nsnrgeo-is ; 7qon:'ih: Polandoutinues_-to-spreadrure-`~; A :in_;:q1_;o;i Goyepnmexgtz bf Angustown'.-H fine ;cjf'_Ihe"checkzo`thi6LB}Ihln,a fr V naannr;s*a19'W*`~* 31` I IIUWI UI IIIC UIICUG {U ll J-pp! vlslllllll L7 VV C`-I`=llI The steamer Alar arrived at Plymouth on the T l llh, and reports speaking the steamer Japan, align the Virginia, on the. .9th, and received from her 17 men 2 of whom were wounded from an explosion in her machinery ou the 4th. The Japan had been lying off the French coast for three days, and proceeded to sea on the 9th . She is said to have received a large supply ofvnrms and ammunition. I .I,-A ;L--.. `I)_'..-`I 31-1. " 'I','J "`.""" """ ""'"',"""""' ' Itis asserted that their Royal High- ness the Prince and Princess of Wales will visit the Emperor at the Palace of Fomainbleau towards ` the middlezof May. ` ' - An `lmnarini nnnnpatn Hnn'Bnnn incna uulnlrluue II`! but: uu.uAc_1uuuuc(. Gen. Berg had arrived at Warsaw to supersede the Grand Duke Constantine. Vigour without cruelty is said tube the tenor of his instructions. T The rebellion continues active, and epparently gains "strength. It is rumoured that Napoleon had ask- ed Italy whether, in certain eventualities, she would not asthisurmed ally, and lur- nished a contingent of 60,000. The reply Wasta prompt afrmative. -[I in I-annu-loll OI-ant IL). .....o:.... `I)..__:_.. vvuu u tuuunlu. uu.uJul:u.|VUo It is reported that the entire Russian aifmy is about to be placed on a war foot- ing. and other war measuresadopted. It is said that these measures are designed against Sweden. TL; ..o............. A1...__.__:__-J -A 161--....`--AL f 0 _ ` _ , eyc, Sdlicipbrs, tn. On-1e':a'- Waie'er'AI'-` ~ -; umnce 'Bui'|li|A, 6|1iIvchStnee,Tonouta,-*0; A BRISON gs 's'AMPSo,..B;:rris:e&;g1tI u ' -. n, .`vi5`."$.:,','z'v'33'e'mb,;1s9+,___, V. j % I-Anv unyuc, unu sczvcnu guns on DCIITG. The Daily News sfrongly protests against an article in the Times, complain- ing of "defensive preparations in4CuliI'or- hia, and shows that America has equal ground for complaint against the militia measures in Canada.` fI`I_ _ `I/I ,,,, , 3 vrwuuu us .; us Au at auuul. auuuul ugurcs. The Shz'_mn'ng Gazette points to'thp ex- pedien_cy'o( convoys for :British vessels in the West Indies, and learns that itbis the intention of France to [protect her shipping in the same_mun-ner. Berg at 7:1 rsnw tn vnvu I-u nun Plant?- The Government hud been in commu- nication with Messrs. Laird, of Birken - - head, relative to two gunhoats building in their yard. Messrs. Laird formally assured the Government that they were building for the Emperorbf China. it um: etutorl that tho Inmnm ..l/.'.....oL.. uunnulus uu nu: .l'4lu[ItTlUf Ul Ulllllilo It was stated that the Japan, alias-the Virginia, which had recently sailed from the Clyde, had `several guns on board. Thu nn-flu 7\."M..o ;-o'..,.....l.. ...... oA-a- uuuuoun no en ualluuun The Morning Post says the blockade IS the only efficient: mode by which the North now carries` on the war, but the maritime powers may in time have to consider how iong such a mode of war- fare ts to endure. r`____J`_dL._ i_`._V.` -. 1 . .. lIOl\J :9 III v|utllUo Cousxderable activity prevailed in the Confederate loan at J, premium. V It also opened in Paris at aboutsinlilar gures. '|`hP_ r-Jnrrnffp hninfe fn`1Iu; nu nlnvl vvo Although the Government had seized the gnnboat Alexandra, work was allow- ed to proceed until the 9th, when work was suspended until an oicial investiga- tion takes place. T Irina lZ`.nu...-nmn..o Ln.-I Lana -' u - A m w -- .......s , um um guuu, ruuuurueutal ave act tragedy, in which their ancestors have seen Garrick and Mrs. Abington, and in which they themselves can remember the O Neil the beautiful creature whose lovely neck and shoulders became sulIus- ed with a crimson glow of shame and indignatiomwhen the actress was Mrs. Beverley, and insulted by Stukeley in her poverty and sorrow. I think our modern 0 Neil s scarcely `feel their stage wrongs so keenlv: nr norlxnnd 95...... _vv uu unpnugrulc wurulu". The Council of -the Liverpool Cham- ber of Commerce adopted a report rela- tive to the doings of the Alabama and the protests of the New York Chamber of Commerce. I_`he report sets forth that the building5and equipment of such vessels usthe Alabama manifestly con- travenecthe Foreign Enlistment Act; that the provisions of said Act are sus- ceptible of ensy evasion ; that this inel- ciencyof-the Act exposes neutrality to the charge of insiucerityxancl establishes dangerous precedents, and that conse- quently the Chamber shnnld memori- .alize.tl1e Government, toso alter the Act as to prevent its evasion and secure strict neutrality- A copy of the report was sent to the New-York Chamber of. Com- merce. AI.l I .n` .-. . - _ _ ........v... `-1 nun oauuruciy IUUI H161! stage wrongs- so keenly ;_ or, perhaps`, those brightly indignant` blushes of to-day struggle ineifectually against the'ne\v art of Madame Rachel, and are lost to` the public beneath the lily purity of price- less enamel.-To ma C()N'nNnr.~n, n.-\ 11 U1`; n. 0., -3.-\L/.1 unn..3,. vv nuzu uuu UIUUAV . M;Lker,._Jewe|ler,` &c..;begs lo inform the` in- ` habitants of Barrie and surrounding country that he has opened" _bu3i_ness inuiciabove line,.and trusts, by strict M.leu_lion to the w_a.nt.s-of his cus- -t.0mc-rs,,t0 give general satisfaiction. Me1'od'ons, Flulinot-5, &c., rep.-tired. ./711 win`/c I-Vulranled. Dunlap Sl.,,opp0sile Faraghefs Hotel. ` Baurio, 5L_h .\I.`u`C|l, 1860 _ - l-tf f_Arriva1 `of `the _Persia. ` SANDY HOOK, April 22. The M Persia, from Liverpool on the 11th, and Queenstown on the 12th, at- rived off` this `point at 11 o clock. Her dates are two dayslatelr. , >T(`nlrlnnr` 1;`:-nnn.-. ...-J A .-_A J, uulvn) uni uwu uuya-li1l.Cl"o England, -France, and Austria sent simultaneous despatches to Russia, on the 10th, relative to Poland. The des- palches are friendly, butvnll of them con- _vey an intelligible warning. '['In hlullnnnl n.4I\.s T I . . A _ - .1 l"`r Only one other person got out at the Tlittle.8tation`,-a burly grazier, who had been-to `cone of the theatres to see a . tragedy. Country people `always go to see tragedies.` None of your imsy vau-. devilles for them. None of V your pretty -drawing-room, moderator lamp and French window pieces, with a confiding husband, a'frivolous_ wife, and a smart lady s maid, who is always accommodat- ing enough to dust the furniture and an- nounce visitors; no such gauzy produc- tions; but agoodmonumental ve act trnrrnrhr In nylrnnk Hun.-. ...--....A.,..._ L l.......u ucucuul me my punly of enamel.-To ma Corrnuuzn. Ahd $52 00 if nbt paid `4 advance, ' I In 'pubilshed_Weekly, in`the Town Barridevery Wuouusmv morning, containing the current` news of thedjny, and ell matters pertaining to ' the affairs of the County. Price $1 in advance, - or $2.001! `not psid"at the-time of subucrip- 1 tion.. . V .. . . . . Anvnr1smo--Six lines or under, first insertion, 50; each subsequent one l2c. Over six lines, 'lc>per line, first insertion; each subsequent one 2c. Professional or Business Cards $4_ par freer; $3 for lit months, if not more thanten 1 nes. Special contracts can be msdeby the . year, or parts of a year. Orders to discontinue Advertisements to be made in writing. V No paperdzscontinued until `all xirrehrages are paid, except at the option of the puhiisher. A Pnlm-mo, Booxnummc and" R-nnmo doneionsthe lisher,'post-ps,id. . premises; The facilities of the -Establisliment aremorc complete than'any other North of Toronto, having been carefully" fitted out in every pn.rticula.r..' ' - Communications shouldebe addressed to the Pub- A D. cmaw. . RES\VICKE '& SON, Provinc.ial_La.nd Sur- vr~_ymj.<. Civil. Enr,;iu(-ers, 21:0} , ' V Agt-nls fur the Upper. Cn.n:1dn Trust. and Loan C,omp:m_v. ()m`1cr:-Col1ici*' Street, Ez1sL"of the Marktnllse. ' I - VBarr.iAJu|`y15,1861.`. ' 'i' `_ ' A 43-_ '1 B_arrie, Jan. 1, 1862.` U. L \\VRE.`ICE, Life,"Fire and Marine Insur- I `an-u-,`1ndUouse. Land and Town Lot Agent. Convoywnccr,` Commissioner in B. R., &c.; Issuer ol {Harri gt: Li censes.-OtIic.e,T Huron Street, 001-` lin g\vou-L - ; , Hut, 1!. 1857. . ' V; A 42. Ulclc: UHLIIFIU D.`l!|IIIg `Z!UGIC_lay, WEIR: Isurance Buildinga,L(';Aliiu'eh` sueem,.._roroi;: ,Jan.,_1862. ,, 1 A s`T`tF:` gaa:.% a*2:::!22%&%*s`` __ . --.._.. n:anb1nL*.nA.nng.n, 1',` Z lington Chambers, Toronto. . _ A J. 1_::va:su.t nonmsox. max temp). A Ro:~.1$Is0N sz McBR[DE, Barraszeys, &c., Wl_-' lug\Vnu~a. 0,-1.11, 1351.: *-v-T-7.-_ > . V V. ` 1 RFZDERICK O`BRlE.`I-,.Revenuc`Inspectbr,`Co.~ - of Simcne, Dunlap Stmet. , ' . " - Ban-riie, June 1," 1859'. V _ - ' 22 1 71F.:n1.uz:' 1IUN"i`f'}R, o.;p.{er, Tin, nd` Sheet` I Iron.\Vorkcr,il)`unlup Street, Barrie. ' 7 Barrie, .\I:Ly 9th, 1860. ~. 8. 1[II{lS'F()_l HIR I[AR.RXSO.`I. Dpnsitary offhe I `R...-u-in` R.-unnh Rihla .\`nninfV Dunlnn Sf."-Pt. R. Am`r1'UR' AnnA`Gn,U1\Iember Royal (`.n1lian-A nf Qurm-nr'1'I, Enalnnd, T.- M. 'mNnnn SAU.\'l) I-}RS.,.` wvazclmixd Clock I Uulznp Iunvnllnr` ho .hnrva In infnrm tho` `fl- lIl(ls.1L\l.I'l1 mu l1.`1l\.luoU.I, ur.pus|uu_y un, un Barrie" Brunch Bible Society,_ Dunlop Stree_t. (n;0I>.m: n0m.\?s0.\*, ngo_-andvsnhm-; Msiker, T Collingivuoui. `AH 6r(1c.rs' in the aboveline ` mimufztctllrcd underhis own inspection,-a1_1d war- ranted for neatness and strength. - _ ~ '1 . .c} PROSSER, Pruvinc'i.:nl Land .surv'_y;{.-.`i . -Drauglnsman, and Valuer of L:.mds."Col-Tl u-nnd, El): TNortl)tru~k j Ahnn1A11te% A '5`--uvw--- '_ __-Y-__.__ . sox.1cl1'.ons Ix cn.(NcFLnY,- _ .Natari Public, C'am:eyancers,. ABAA-RRIE, Co. SIA.\l__C0E,V 0.W.` ,- --'- - --- Il\IIlI A -A!Il\Al!I'I` PTA'ITON. .39 O -BRAIVEN, -_\ Bu-zjinsa iitcttatp. rnrluu av \IlIl`l`l- " .LbiTAlICE'f o`m_'u,`a: i_n ap_i_xrz:_x,1`ce ;- T ARDAGH saw " GHN F. I)A.VIES,Accmmtant, Collector,` Obn- Q veyancer; Insumnt-.e,'La.nd 8: General Agent," Commissioner inAB. R.., &c.,B1-adford, _ . April-16,1856. 1 T 14- (urros I 0_SLER,,'l'0l o :1-0,) 7coLL1NGw0oD`._ gngiop; TORONTO. j%1:{ni1; ARDAGH, Attorneys, CHA-NC!-`.RY.v A iomz A_.'AllDAGn, n.A. - "u A [W IVIIU H. lVl7.`$\JlI, ~1VIClllUCl' lVUy?Il D Cnlleg of .Surgeoris, Engln.nd,- L. M. Dlmlop-street, Bzmj.ie.' ' _ . -- V _ . October 2nd 1860. K _' . 40 D. 0 RE W, Prvriril % LUUJ 7' , ,PUl'HlSHRR. 45'-Ir`. moved from Audley,Conrt by `the width" George Talboys treated me _as you? treated me, sl1eAs;iid,`.presentl'y. M He sworejhat if there was but one witness` of my Identity," and that witness-"was re- -7 of the whole earth, he would bring him there. to syx ear to_ my identity, and to dew! nounce me. It was then that.VItwas_m_ad.`= It was then that I drew the looseIiron' spindle frum~t.=h-e shrunken wood,and saw my first husband sink with one horrible cry into-the black nuiuth of the well.? There` is a legend of its enormousdepth. To .1; ._._4 I_.--___`|. ..-.-- :I'_,, 21 ,, _ cninfrmnoxxxvtxt. V cuosjxj-H\A__1m'_rr:n._ '_ No feverish sleeper.-,tra>vellTingV..in.oh_ strange dream} ever lonkedout. more . wondermgly uponfa world -that seemed unreal} tha;n~'Rob`ett-Audley, as he stared ahsently . at the. at *s'fwam ps,.a-ad dismal . poplars between Viltebtumeuse and Brass sols. VCould;it-.._.be}thhtA-he wasrptuzn-ing. to his u`i|cle .s house without the" woman .who haii'}eiguedin :1-for {nearly _;_two . yeaIs_a3:queen and*=m_ixtmss1:-: ;Heg.felt,,as' A if he hadicattied -n',.:'n1'y-ludy,. and: had made awny'5:.'_wih hetseotetly qnd da_rkJy, and must now"le1ider,~'.up":uu:;aeonnluto`. Sir. Mihapl 'o_!t}ho:fnte'..o ..thn&: -;w_im,n, whom the baronet hadf:-1_o:`de_acly .lo1{c;d~. -. .- u~n_`_. _u__n -1 I-..1I1I'.~:m Aiitlnsiohnaahtc, _ ._ u A, * j" ""' I'" A It do not k_now how deep it 13., It` is` dry, I suppose, for I heard no,splash,only` 3 Anothing but,`b|ack emptiness. I knelt; Awell. ' _ Q a dull thud. Hooked down and I-' saw downaud listened, but thercry was not: repeated, though I waited for nearly a_ quarter ofan hour-G0d knows how long, it seemed to me !---by the mouth" of T the` 1 Robert VALidlevy uttred ho word. of _ horror when the storywas nished, He moved a_ little nearer towards the door. against which Helen Talboys -stood. Huduthere been any other means, of exit '- frum the room, he w -o'uld "gladly. have T avajl-ed himselfxof it`. He_shru:nkA from even .a momentary contact -wvithi that vctczitule. -7 II Uluulll 1 UU.\lr:`1.V1. np[u_y: ru. Luu unuuu of.\{c.urs. lIo1t,Sons & 00., Bill Brnkeirs and Gen- eral Commission Agents, Owen Street, Bar:-ie.. n w . . ALet' ine pass you, if you please)?" be said, in an Icy vonce. ' ~ 1/\7 ,, ` I 4- D L -I I \ou`seo-Ziidoqiiot`-_feur to: make` ' confessionoto_you`,.suid Helen Taylboys; dare not use it against, me; because you for two reasons} The_.rst is, that you - I knowiit. would kill your uincleyoyto see me - in 1; cr_iminal dock; the sejcoudis, that the law could pronounce no worse'sen- tence t_hau-tl1is--'-a_life`-long imprisonment ` in a myadhouse, You see I do not tllank you for your mercy, Mr. liobert-Audley , for Ioknow exactly what; it is worth." , n ,__'.|-; j,.., 4: run I Half an` hour aerwards he waseiuonve [of the principal hotels at Villebrumeuse, s_it_tiug at a `neatly-[ordered supper-table, Wlth no` pewer to eat-{with n'o_pow_er to _ distract hrs miz 1d,A`even.' for a; moment, from the image.'of that lost friend who had- been treacherously _ murdered in the thicketat Audley Court. T . . by - ~ ltgnorancev of.the`&tnq it-_VV_y_;4fg;a`I,9lAi_.e_d 3 ~wo-nan -Twlclmness b.o!!`!Y{Q!mk&2EWf % Whom-lne DETUIIUI IIIIQ ucfnu n ..u.r_v_uuo _'` What shall} tell`h.in1;`l'he{thoaght_-, - shall I gtell : thegtruth-e-thq 3;_hof;ib1a, A ghastly truth 3`: .tha_t: xvould etuel. it geuerdui spmt. V wq,u,l_d _..sink under t1nehideoIg_sgevglu;iqn'_. .__e,t,.inJ;_ig3 In that! . rdodishuit-1 . ` .73 ""J! '_ ` 7 .fr.ou!"hi9`%**ii?"Fi3.`I9h!hb!. . " u; .-. A She movved away ~fro;rr1_"t-l;:-d`oo:, and Rcbert passed her, without a word_,:with- ` out a louk. ; ~ nine: or mm nnnan`Aninx. .God blc-.ss c_>'u r widowed Quenj!` Lona: live our noble Queen 1` - I1...` nnlln` ll... I'\..,..... I gun- uvla vul IIVUIU uguwuug God save the QVue_enl Royal Mather, Prince, Princgsa; A loving people bless_-- Crown them with ilmppmess 1; _ V God save Que Queen ! 1 From Boyd! vices` free`, In him let 'al|_men lee . I nvunu nu-us nnn --onllelvll nu IIVIIIE uuvus 0ne hear: evince , "- The Cym ru,.Nor`man; Gael, K `(Their feuds a by-gone'lale,) One peivp'le-_-shuul-. all_ hail God save the Prihce! BAR~RI_STERS,_ jmomns.` st `SOI:.ICITO I{s,'! ` .Notdrics, _ Convey/ancefs, "'JAMP.`5.PA1f'l`0H, Q-C-, ' - wn. O'BRIEN, x..i.-Ta. Barrie, Jan. 1st, 1863._ ' ' ' ' I Proudol sHci:_high hontrol; . Ruled by-such,falher s soul, He'll best bun-V Queen consofe In" widowhood! ' ' _ u -4 -vuluu Illul Illl IIIU GGIIII Such freedom knew! - VP< vles. Negroes , all ,the ,0PP'9Vll,> Lord snV\?e-from`_Eas! to West- And let the` sword have r_es . 'I`I._ ...:,I_ __. 1 n .. ' ...n.- Iva um avvuuu uavp (cm .The wide world lhrdugh! Viking ind Saxqn blood, Mingled in living o_od. >{l.... 1.... .. .....'......- j 0 Lrd,ll1eir niou bless - Life, love, true happiness, 11.. n...;..; r....... 'm..,.;o ...-.u, nviv, uuv uvgyynu-uuw, . Bu lheir from The! Shield `both beneath Thy clue, May bdlh Thyvbleuings share, Hear Britain'5 loyal prgyer, ' Prayer oflhe free I .' In'Ihis our hour` of m_irl!.1,` ~ We would than!" the earth 0.; -1. r 1 ~ side the Plillia of yWa l.I! Long live lb: Princfe of Walei! _ llA.I'I.I.... ....- D-:..__l . , J-awn uvv nu; 5 qunov an n cuvca . Godbleu our. Priucolw _' Bless. loo, his ydmhful bride- On her heaven : page; abide-' Her, let all joys |ielide.-- God gave our Prince.` -Lady: Audley s S.cret. iv 5..;f..)r'(Z g`.n3:_: su's` V `:4 ,2f33#" Jz :=:1'2~15f2i;r;&_I 7 the_o1d Court. House, 'I`orent`o. . -vvv- .AYL-EY, CAMERON.-& Mc.1_IoH}mr;', IL}- 'n`1s-ran; Oice--Church Street, next door to_ w. cnuzv. I.` C.'CAllR0)l. -_ D. ll"I;ll6 Febrhary, 1861- ' _. `_ " .11: HAIL. n n u n nu nus un_uu.u uuu ALBI-IR_'1V`.THE GOOD! % zLitu:aturc. Wiioctr. V qi1js_?1ff;cj; 1 s:f g;wp==-mmwgao msgncnm 'o`1`s:`.s.'IVJii*.cI`:ss` GovRgM_m.. ' `L ;)`: ,,g1,;;-.2:-..u 1' iv .j.IlU|u`IIuq:;uIgvulBIvIy'UE!!flIII"l.I" , > F? Id'N;jlnd=V _ . dihef-oH;'mpite'a${1V-x fa*posaea::ohi1asojpI;seauiduIx.s.n;a;La;n;aI: 1 g . %`;;6% n-.m;a.w f 1ig;`r;;7's}.s'13.}a3.}'2.t dusk 4.. the second day after that on which- he . had left A`u`dley Court, and he drove straight` -tothe C_larendon_, toinquire: after. his uncle; He. had no intention of seeing Sir ; "Michael, as hehad not vetndeteirmined f .how much or show nm, he should. tell. `him, but he was very anxious to ascertain ` howoth old man had sustained the-cruelvs shock he_ had so`.1ately'endured_. ' `I I , ;I A It I .\llIlllUl.I'""" ' = -5' I fAlicia s letter tol him that.SirMicha'el A1 had -,bo`rneV his agony. -with.*s1Ih.=11' `poise,- 4 vering:.tnnqnilliW*that ,.she had. beebmq 1 .at;.l.as.t far_Jinuteaa1arme_d by: his Tpatic-.n.t, .: calmness than ._by _any.gVstvo_1'_xny,r_nan_i {e,s,t_::_-';. ,7: tion of dpai!'- .;.1"...t1ii8 difi5<=iU'Y``ih' ! .h: idVsecAre tv_ly cg1Ied_npop,;.thf_ j!iys'i$ig'n 1 w'ho`aftended the Alidly hO1iiehb|d"iu :1 any cases` of9ridiis`v`ilineds;`imdhad re- '% t`hi;A=..V'genle1_nan = to` Si! 1 Vmicliaelzan uppfateny ae;:identai,5:igit.; V`: He;h.ad-{d.on.e ss>'.1K)D v !!~h0f;:with th9.3 .9'9h9F1wl.deAh9i.a t.h_t.t_h9!9mg;n9.Ve?9994snata29n ~ % I - ` ` T`; 0 I -av r W 19..- 7 J v ` Rn: ' . I, will see Alicia, he thought ; she _ will tell me all about her father. It is 3 only twodays since he.'1eftjAudley.g I can scarcely expect to_hear.,of any Iuvor- able change. _v j . _ V 7 null` u -A n'rnIv' (Iona `I150 r`z|n.>:|\r|t` In _shire [`! V"-' ' 1" , , " : '1 r 1 _ ' `(What a wretched and unconscionable fool I amf!`~he thought. -Havhe' I laughed? at the follies of weak men all my life, and am-I;to,be more foolish than` the Weakest of them at last 1.; The .beautiful brown- - eyed creature f!. :7 Why did I ever see _h_er?, Why did In.-Y-93?"'8$N6.me8i559.V|'Pi'?` the way to. that d!?F..~..h91!'8. in:h:J>r$t: , , '1 `L- .____'n . u .. ~ .. :`.TI:I`:3xOpne the tV.\Ayo4'-f_irst '-_le[tter s_. He. . .was_ fo`o'lish' e"nu1'|gT|-to keep the" last for a delicxous m`o`r'se1`-`3a fairy.-like desertaer - ._the `e`qtnmon-`pl_ace substa }dinner;.-4---2::-A A " 2-r ... x_ _H} 1, 'A us_:,1_ I-4A.'_n;-i.I L: ntialities` off "a _ ' EIARLES n1AGnA Olncn` Cox_-`ne.r- of Church and 'Co1bome' vStreets,7'l`oronto. * _ _ _ -Jisn.,l'862. - . - ,_,`_ KIIIIU \/llallscl _ I . But Mr. An'dley' was hot destined to `see his `cousin that evening, forithe ser- j .vant_s at the Clarendon told him that Sir 1 Michael and hfs. dz_mghte`r`hr1d left by the 5, morning mail ;for Paris, on their way ` to iVio`31n`r_1a.Tw " "5 - . ,, , n I ' .13. `Hui /:..!,t1i_}le}9 drbveto` tffe Templ; The chambers which "had seemed dreary to , him` ever since the diSanparat1ce of ' George Talboys,'w_ere doubly so to-nigh . [For that which had `been only a dark . suspicion had` now become, `a -horrible been too well fourided. cert`ainty..` There was hq- longer room for the pfalest.- ray, thesmost I transitory glimmer of hope. His worst teIl Ql'8>h`8.,d ,_______.vn_n__-__-`t,j'1 , '11,,`-on _ -'1 .had.`lo,ve;l and mouthed. treache"rons_ly* n1urder,e,d_by 'the Wjfe `he fI'\L-_; __--.._- .l_.._,_'.l,_`4-A-,.,, . ,3 '4' ' .l- uuu,5v_v \I\'| (Au): |uVl_II uvuo ` Therewere`. three"let'ters waitihg '-for .Mr. Atndiey at his chambers. One 'was V from Sir Micha'e`l,and`an'other from Alicia`. -The,thi'rd=`was addressed in 9. hand"the' 'you`ng barrister `knew only too well,- .th'o'ugh.h'e.haTd*seen--it but once before. H18 face ushed redly atethe-sight of . the superscpiption, and he took` the _l et`:erV in his.hand,,c;arefully and tenderly, as `if it had been,a"liv`ihg. thing, 'and- -sentient te his touch. He turned it over "and over [in his h`andVs,Alook'ihg at the ciest` upon the envelope; and the post-mark, a;t`th e' color of -the paper, end` then put `it `into the bosom `of ~h`i'se waistcoat `with! estrange .smile;upo'n h-is:feee.f " 1n1`I7L _'.' , ___,.-. ,1. .1 =1 u - I|AI.IA\.A,\;l VIA l|llu 3 - He felt that; there wilsinon way out efl this diicultjr. Sometimeshe thought that it little 'mattered to his dead friend Vwhether he lay entombed beneath a marble monument, whose worlgmauship shouldbe the wonder of the universe, -or in that 7 obscure 1 hiding-place in; the _thie_l_:et,at A_udlev Court. At another time he would be seized with a sudden `horror at the wrong that had been done. to the murdered man, and` would fajn havetravelled even .more rapidly than the express between Brussels and `Paris g could carry him, in-his eagerness to reach V thesend of his journey,` that he "might set rightbthis cruel. wrong.` 1"! _ -__ , , 1- 1 - 1 I .3 I IKFII IIIII Robert-`was Qery well pleaseci :10" `re-. ` cewe this 'intelli;ien_ce : it_aorded`hi-m"a 3 welcome respite, foxy it would be decided- . 1y better to tell [the baronet -nothing of ; hisguilty wife Vun_ti_l he returned to Eng- [land, with his beam; unimpaired and - his spirits.r-estziblishedfit was _to be hoped. . - . Mr A n-nihav; Ann -nu. I-n` f`r\-`rm mnra -J:-u "BIL- uullvl lilo UIDRPVQHIGIIUUO ' H I , . _`.`_ My God! Ruben exclaimed, as the fnllxhorror of this position became evi- dentto him ; F`, is my friend to rest in his junhallowed. burial-place because I, have, condoned the offences or the woman who murdered him 2 LI}. C.-.lo ol...c'5I..,...'.. .-.;.L. ...-. ..}_'.Q -.-; .Ll' lain il.iri:fr `fi'=';`.f We AiiI'1'.l*i`r`s';'jt,t'lilr!i' Imknown ; hi ...de.nIin the` dar:lm`e8$;s>f: the- old _con\_ver_1t_, ;w_ell. What wagj_to_;_he Tdonefl A - ~ To institute a Search for t1Ir.I.n!t;iI1s_ 9f. the murdered man; was,to}i nevitabl y bril;gg.- abont: a cc)r_oner?:s,'inAqu'est. . : Sho11l_d,'_su_ch: an inquest be held, it "was `n_extAto' im- -possieble..that.,. the history :of .ri1y..lady, s `crime should fail to.be. brought sjto. .ligh.t.= .To prove _that,..G,e,0rge.,Tal_boys lmetewith his death at -Atidley.,Court`-was. to prove ` almost as surely that my lady_ had been the instrument of `thattmysterious death ; for the-young man had been .known _to` follow her into; the lime-walk upon the- day of Ibis disappearance. exclaimed, as the 1-._n 1_'__4,_,, n .1 -, -. of; the oVld+'.iw'lIfatAi1]d%Is:$i_Co1ijr. `V IIIIU II\J II? III} \l\-I II$`I U `C3 \iI\IVVFI U1 hogrible tho_Lpgh,ts~r'lIhed_jntb,himind. as % he,rerne rhIa-mid ..the.`,'sts>,ry .t.h5E !h; i..ic l ..h.ar~'1~ f.:0m.'.th,e;whi'f. ns pf .1;ie1e.n.'.1TaL-. ' ibovs-. His frem.1,-his- i`."!'E`.3!_el fria`r!. lay hi_ddn,'_ahIong$3 Ehe (D0u|d_l`iI l.}uiD: lain :1;er',.I.o; ;ix]I'_oug months,-gm u :ia_,, Ilnlrnnurn 9 Hi (`Sn i'n I"|'nV("nVrl'rI1'n'ua; Al` Hun wha:inaTr{$JTz3 _..-._:LI_ n._'.._`_n..- _...__ |_-J._.`. I_:- ___:_. Barristers &