The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 19, 1861, Page 4

THE YEAR NINE. ANEW NOVEL. Now first Printed in Amortea. By the Authoress of “ Mary Powell.” “Well, but, Theresa, whon T began to speak about money, I did not) moan to jet into this Jong argumont. What I was going to tell you Cin confidences, you kaow,)— ia that I'v Boodiah bit of monay un lor ground, ina pot a throre it will rou." : ‘on't! Lt will increase !"" What, like agrain of corn? Franz, I won how you can fell such stor! “Ss adn't say like corn. It will increase, be- caute I chall put more to “Qa! that's one way— “Yea, avd that one way will suffice, Way should we try a dozon roads, when one leals to the mill? Now, Theresa, listen tome, I've had a dream—' “Hum “And which T shall not now dreamed that I wasin a certaia apot i that T saw n the air bs eriod Franz, esa, looking mystified, “Yea; because it's a known thing among the wise ones, that when gold pieces glitter bofore You in that way in the alr, the spot, they hover Over is where hidden treasure is to be found,” “Who are the ‘ wise ones “Oh, there are many old poople that can tell about dream good many,” sail ‘Theresa, dryly. ranz, T hope you won't yo wastin digging for this hid treasure, ch better hoe “and T you my mo- uch to marry you.” and thea barat out deceive yourself you. Twoald f mouey. 1 und of another sort—"" Ui cried Franz, angrily ate not talkin of Rudolf,” returacd q aa, turning ler. s wople that neve in believe y jus cad of theif a 1 T had never wen hor y in the world, Franz, T ald not choose to marry you.” . now, ‘The ‘nthe truth! You which 1 love ‘What are those qu ities those qualities 2” said Franz, temperance opinion of yourself ; yeneroait tale feelin towards others.” “T don't believe thes fellow with all you want under tho sun, , aiming stone at that luminary. you'd ‘mentioned one ¢, 1 might have tried to acquire it for your sake; ‘alot of them,—no, thank you ! the reward wouldn't be worth the trouble: and besides, I know I could not accomplish it; 90 thero’s no ure in tryihg.”” “But, Franz, what a bad case you make out Tor yourself, if you own you are deficient in all those things. I've as many of them as anybody what you want is perfection, and teat 's what's not to be found. You may farcy you find it, if a fellow pleases you in something else, —white teeth, or black b ged mart i, or nobody’ knows what; but fhe won't y th And ya molest truth; chari- pariection jore for all that. fr ‘A fair-dealiny ‘and just as much liked, erate; and aa for spirit,—ho! if Rudolf Mie nod here btweon me and the dye of the. cliff minute, wouldn't I tip him over it, that's “Franz, you think to intimidate me, but you only fill me with disgust. What good cold & dreadful piece of nothing would ever prosper in your hands afterwards. Do Mouiber those two young men, both ith the same girl ‘who went out togeth day to take an eagle's nest? One returned, the other did not; the fact was, his companion from the to nest, and then drawn up the rope and left him larve or be torn to pleces by the parent birds. Think what s miseratloe d be himself caine to afterwards “Ab, there's no knowing what be driven to, when be's je: Bou after a pause—It's bost uot to perate,”” “He had Letter not allow himself to become desporate. “Well, ‘Theresa, hore one leads to the not: which shall I tuk one had let dowa of the cliff to the jake him des come to two paths, ribhaus, the other doce itis quite indi sas much as mine,” PTE L take the path tothe Wietshaus, Tall still try and hope to make mysélf able to you. ThE take the path to the le shall re- to m witer, thon, takethe path to the all?” bolding the basket a little but as if his elbow w tied to his ” said Therosa, without inter iting Theresa, rever " Ned to be tercely Let chanes of mo tering is émelt He was in a very tempestuous state of mint y things Theresa had sal bad cut him more deeply than she thought; to no good purp ae When a stor ‘camo ‘tami ling upon sim from th top, he shook his fist muttered, Even toe little fairies) “are agsioat me! he thom, a wear, datco after the hiddoa treasure, he muttered upell supposed to have # propitiating effect, As tho pass widene!, he beheld from the height on which he stcod, Innsbruck, white and nest-like, basking in the valley afar off, and turaed in his mind whather it were worth his while to carry thither the fish we have call- od smelts for want of an English name for them, “But no,” thought he, “the Sandwirth is again in the town, and I don't ca just now; Th wppetmost, | I fancy, and be made a great general or governol wand that he will marry her to Rudolf, and maake bim a great man too, She has her own dreams, though she laughs at imino, No. I'll not go; some of my speaking acquaintance might put the saucy question she spitefully suggested; and even if I got ® zwanziger or more for my smelta it would be very great trouble for very little money, My time will be mach better ani more pleasantly employed for the pot of gold; for when for smolts. my- ime, ‘on those Y aa myself, and eat them with plenty f brown bread ani butter—thin brown bread —as yellow as a cow. ing that Therem bad not accepted the noe she pad not accepted himself, this 1 wendol his way hom How he would have licked hie lipe if he. had been told the story rel sted by Bride), of that golden age whon Cows were so large and ed such abundance of milk, that th milked into reservoirs or ponds, from: the cream was afterwards skimmod by « man ina boat, (a butter-boat, of course) "which Vout, once upsetting, the man could mot. be found for a long time afterwards, till, at loneth, bis body was ditcovored sticking in the monse mass of cream, likes smothered tly cried y y wel which CUAPPER XIL WEG INK close of the merry month at Bory Isel had taker on the following day « rapidly skirting the moun- along the edge of a ravine, in the depths of which Drawlod an impetuous torrent, His green coat and red sash might have been those of any ‘Tyrolese; but his dark beard showed him to be no other than lofer, He stepped out, mile after mile, along the steep path towards the famous ‘sult 4 Huge masses of rock. hanging over his pad exepended by by Little short of a mit Terk ark pine frente eloihed the rugged cli dashed from innumerable heivht yd by the path, othord beard thy shove; the foaming torrent hyre and th: boanced by bridges of snow, while bu, melted avalanches lay in its Led, Vlace on the 26th, an man wasto be tains that bound Halle tothe north, As Hefer proceeded, he came up with a tall, dark, athletic man, going towards the mines. When he got close to him he grasped his show's der. ‘The man started, turned round, and joy- fally embraced him, “Praiced be the name fons Lord!" aaid bo. “Amen, 1" Wh hat. it They tole loa tof wood, hy in mtract must he sure te carry wood fulfilled, SL contracted, hefe ont, to supply the works with ty Of wood in a certain time, thy last Journey, Lam happy te Zopyal will delve the oxen after to-day contract expires within a week.” ‘That ix wel, for there is plonty for you to do, Wo expect to make heal against the one- my tomorrow, and you mast join us, with the men of the lower Inathal. we to march?" said Spock war lioke ertain quanti This has been my man and the “Cayital! Toimer joins ua, of course?" ©With the men of the upper Inn. 1 shall cceupy Mount Brenner, ready to drop down on the city. The regulars, under General Buol, will Le higher up, Fath Joachim will hea the peasants on Berg Isel, Tome, we ought to succeed this time, I hope we shall not only take the city, bat kee it better than we did before. Father Joachi haa sent mean amulet to keep mo from harm, u think there's anything in it? oll—what know [? This IT know—the Lord of hosts has protected you aod ms, my friend, through many dangers thus far, without % Lhope He will continue to es. v1 me to wear it, 90 L thought ft woul do no makes her oasy. kno jere’s semothing that would mak easy, my brother, us 6k the blessiny “Certainly, if ‘They iho fas in front of a rude Cross, ae lp. tured on the face of the rock. ervently da mo you will yield te, me—lot a, each in turn, , looking eom “I'm all the better for that,” or, heartily. “How can it be otherwise, brother? God has biden us cast our care upon Him; itisour fault if we ito it not. said Speckbach neela down and suid Spock vacher, +r; TF should hops tome tobe lithe pray- ntouch their hate, as they or a crucifix—that isprotty near- arly, at least, which is all we can But'sure Tarn, that those wii from the heart, look, you=would 4’s holy name in vain » French curse and awear Hofor prayed often not take ( thetire? Firet, may be, Ho tosta our courage well, we prove to have it; then our love; well, we have some, though it'were to ho wished wo had more, very little is found, Into the fire we must go. By and by, our_un- faithfulness is somewhat purged away. Well, but then, may be, he tries our submission; finds it very Into the fire with us, After that our pat ence. Ob, perhaps & great, thick scum wile up to the top'of the pot, and’ shows how far from perfection wo are yet. Instead of sot- ide to cool, he stirs up the fire hotter , never minding our bolling and bub- bling, 8 long as we don't boil over. Well, supposing fused metal had the feolings ofa man, juss for its state! At last the scum parts! the ight silver sppeare-—be over it, us to 1 oat belie belleve could stand all , turning pale, “You ly knows our hearts,” replied the Saodwirth. ‘You and I may lic stark and stiff before another night; but what then, we shall be with Him.” ay it please Him, wo shall,” said Speck- cher, devoutly crossing himself, “‘Sandwirth,” cried he, after a pause, “what a life mine has been. Oh! when I think of tho sins of my youth, I see what a long, long chain must be fet down from heaven, todraw me up toit: What could you expect from m little orphan as I was at seven years ad, wt bat that I should ge ast ay like a youngling of the tloek, whose mother has fallen’ over the cliff? were severe; I had no happiness 80 T sought it out of it, Evil i om panions fell in my way, and tried to make me as wicked as themselves, They feared no God, what wonder they feared no man. We ey wo gamed, we drank; we sang, told jolly tales, and made merry; but I never was happy. “One day wewereon a predatory expedition, [had separated a little from the “rest, whon } hoard an inexpressibl ‘Oh! woe, woe, woe!’ I stood fixed to blood run cold; at length I hurried turn wood, it with indifforen on, there was no tit I Shrauk bat appalled and breathless, way down bung @ miserable m: had not i heen caucht by some rock, and who was nearl ‘Owards tls toon with T shouted, ‘Don't Tl run for aid!” and did 99, ‘without whether he heard mo or not. But, after n long run, Teame in sight of my comrades, they were in the hands of Juste i one that eacapad, “Tflow horribl foar! uupport had given ed masa of bones and blootl . When T camo to myself— you wonder I was another man? To be Continued, » Hofer! can ‘BUSINESS CHANCES. CLOTHING—FoR SALE THE STO. K ‘and ad of an old and well established b sn bed (A stands in ike in to of it ‘il bs between, 85000 and Bice, cea er tgS two reas, po QOAL—AT EXTREMELY LOW (or sah RIE eae Gia wek, JOUNG: SPER fold Ya"l4t Cabs LARGE SUPPLY OF THEBEST met ity, of red end white ‘och coal, wit poceld ot mberland for bl it ores ESS CaS AL sf &, NUT SIZE, STOVE, RANGE ‘ size, $9 f To ea yard, Noct Seanton at ‘petweun, ortrtiay hiristie, near the Bowery, KDWAKD BEMREND, fe18 Phaci8® COAL. ! OOAE!! COAL!!! i 1, Soal Dealers; Coal Cartinen and Pedtars, Now “Alschinretg at Perry st. Doak. N. R., for sodas ‘et tually dove onl, on the Dock, at $4 sah.“ Wolghed by a ewern welxher, (et 24ne*101 Washington » JOAL_ OF SUPERION QU L Yared expremly (oF faa rests catatle Rete, se'm, gruton Fo tall ovntor sale at the | tare t eal Warde +i yard, ‘coal for ies ALFA SUPERIOR IM QUALITY T Seeeaeaeee |* Doetar renal eh nd } AY ie moliclte ‘Timo ie Gia uted from? Olek teste mor the'tvecimpe at hie Modieal Qian ot oor from ete trot. N GRE LAT SUCCESS OF ae PRMAS ‘S$ SHIL- THE REV Mae 1C RU THILATOR. y. The been thorourhly ‘ated date the ek treet he were wuflering from the exerulatt at, Wil find at the Drug Store, cor auth oe atthe Variety iow York. ewe Tepes QMYTI'S ANISKED CoUUII DROPS ARE an efficacious remedy for ovugha, oolda, and all af fections of the chest and lungs. Tn bettie Hott cont " Seid 0 50 Reventh a fall Maoh Same WILD ( CHERRY EXPRCTORANT at iy Goud, COLDS AND OONBUMPTIC cure. i ate seh ‘a ar i Wakes or wi New TO, THE PROPLE—DOWYER'S SPIKEN- ARD OINTMENT te the sure remedy to cure the ‘and ean be had for ¥ conte sisteshiaall NO TIPA’ i NES, BINKING and Eat ‘yi BAN eat snd al) FRMALE gis | oa ines a : « 7 it WILLIAMSBURGH CHEAP PATENT and Vi 40 Houth Becond will be wi GEN articles Ye Liniment winslow Borah ke ie ai eset ue ‘the Bey ‘Diamend Glos Ant ‘Oriental b ote Fever & Benaloe for qroving the ie Fipaee & Cy bo. Balve, for oF BiRDS—LONG BREED BELGIAN CA- nary birds and cagee for sale cheap, at 126 West th wt, im the ator IRDS FOR SAL EOTHE FINEST COL- A Belgian, and 4 jn of al wie, ropesits Bhooeker rect fold Hine! NARKIAGES FOR SALE CHKAP—ONE rod, td-band coach Nght built, only one month thy © private fully to be mL for whatever It teh nd 4 itnox ay ingen: 815 Rowe IANARY BIRDS FOR SALE—-LONG vedi ary oF sluglew tout purchasers, ApDly ith ‘ave, 10 the roar, betwenn 1 ree, N.Y. HA DYE FOR ALL THE WORLD!!, BRIEST & CO. INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE. ‘The BEST and CHEAPEST manafactured—being TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Por Box, ten Rod or Ore Halt to ttelike RLACK or se ee a a which ORY i ais ‘Dr, at pai eater mace ews Degok 4 eee rae a “x2 a. 200 Court a oa een’ remy ent Pet ‘tre sae" for sale at NOTICP—All ordews to receive ehoald rrtreged 1 Bia, ae Bou . DEMOREST’S PATENT PRIZE AVE medal skirte whet Sera, durable ‘and cheap.” When bose Bocdom they ae tht sro vos Breetesy aig ah ae, ad Beret a bee, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSE He DRAMA, QMAN IN WHITE, From the great iy by Winns Cote pms fae published tn “Harper reekly, ia pet TUS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, 'or Curionitios, see advertisement on ind Adimimion--# da, Children under tm hey ay Sod OF EVERY rt tee St Sire ha K. HOPPEL, | Fapeanenes LICENSED LOAN i Oflien, sot aed wes ‘ware. eicthing, ply) her article of value: goats, fans for ovr year, and nid aca Tan Pron ENTH STREET DISTILLERY < Watabteted 150, ‘The ehewpert and beat, place te ‘ane prondice, wiara, rem Phi Se Lea ean ee weet seats Tyee Guevse “ORRIS TOOTH PASTE | Fe denteinos for the ‘or protacnd. Ala Cleanser ant’ beguiieg, twitnout Yedury t0 tas ‘Teeth or Gums) led. It has now been before the pubile over fourmen yours and duriig that time not one word of complaint has heen made, but om the contrary, every one speaks of ite marvellous perties tn the highost terms, All who ont, Y date we looks hit a also the loo! clean w! fog Ee : rerated, 9G har T Brio $0.8 ‘ihe fit of b Tere ended te pabite wil rd a el He a nae wit hud ar Took of Medicines and Drage always on sale. fe6 4c EAKY ROOFS CURED, D ONE CENT PER od fe, bre. ie RS ee Be etna — ‘AND MO) ESET ne nar ' axnowntD LiQhis B10vr rouse PETAL Wii ra . laeans a 19 end cases Ant ax, ott, — a ell MINKLE S5D LIORe SEWING Ma- hits plows, Sry eieeet Ale sie ta i ORSE FOR SALF—ONE Low I PRIC rt Loree. fit for heavy work. $4. ‘galro fu the grocery. 10 Groveat, cor, of 40k ak 1348 ‘ORSE FOR BA BW AGON AND Iar- iS anda nigh t he vold for, er haa v0 uae for ther cor. Hank aud Greenwich sta, HONSES, CARR CARRIAGES, Shores AxD Barina a ates epee Le00n & AND OYSTER SALOON FOR 8 FOF Saabs a frat frais nth pew Sood Sin oneer, 4 East ‘ARE FOR GALS es sie MARR, eccrine Pare FOR SALz—3 0 CANADIAN PO- al $50 each, pour } FOR SALEA ‘SPLENDID GRAY irate Rett asa a a Heed ave y until SCHOONER FOR SALE—THE WELL Dino schooner PAULINE, 06 tons 10 bbls ball Wise oak end coder, i found and read) ANA thd will be sold tow.” Gan boresa st lor Syed D. COLDEN MUMIA Y, 82 Bout ot ud tt | # SCHOONER FOR SALE-—IN GO GOOD fal] Der and In readiness (oF soa: eerries ight draft; also « pumber frie rom 0 to fons vos, ‘Apniyte Gs eae CHARMING — TUB CHINESE, ‘another, oF Seetreeteettn en tra forever tie da oF thah nove i mentite had na tall Ne | sud. can be adopted was pea pi, Forwarded a i New York. iS LADInS— LADIES LADIES ‘Can all now own a ect of Furs. We our remaining ‘at prices to suit marked tine M. 1 A FEW DAYS LONGER—VURS, ‘The ladies will do well to mark the fact, thit we i, a short tlie, sell the balance of our Fuss at Stew Kerk Fur Bante. Sighauna t fot SacritS SPLEAING, Wanseer SAVINGS BANKS. HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, Come Tene. ‘Avenue fg Treaty 1 *, tt Niawed om aH deponita, ‘Feajeenm ibm, oe sa o Bga tron 8 Se ped craw REAL ESTATE. Alucrees oi SALE—WILL BE 80LD day at the Taliier econ Vactoryvitic, atom tand— o Inery, ated materiale fot the mea fact of Fill paver, and olleloth, and s paper, ‘arnt? Bre gare uae at 1 16,101,6 SMALL HOUSE (13x16) ly EgtL Jot for 8.476, 2 blocks trom care: $75 each i paid. "fie corner howe sie tore for 100 Also 'e Ene 3 shery and basement ‘900 iehborhood. ni DAY, fe Pifesuth se Howth Brookiyn. 16, ard we DING LOTS FOR SALE—ON BER- arene very plenty losated lots neat ‘On horse oar rout Heboken and Fin nto iy” {ie” eres ‘erma very easy, Apply at HEAP FARMS NEAR THE K. R. STA- 41 mileson L. I-A tract skool lent ‘el luctive free from (COTTAGES FOR BALE—TEN COTTAGES, trap to asa well it and dentable toons, ites of and N.Y, containing about 46 acres, sit: yack ‘Trpike, about half @ yalle trom ‘ork and Erle Rallroad di LER, corner 0 orot JACOM SNIDER, RM, &e, FOR BALE — THE BEST chance over offered a food 100 acres: leo house, shore and. Ia ut te tase house, paker Inguire 488 poweelot WH KNLFPIN. vials oe? ‘ARM FOR SALE—A FARM or 80 a yithin two how! of New York. le § ‘Terme ery oan. Lauda of WH. HL. nt Ap L FAmixe AND GARDENING LAND sale and to lot 100 acres of valuable land oe HOUSES. FOR SALE-01, 000 witb Buy “tattitase Al “of Willowhby av, neat i ‘un WMC MARTIN, af the or DERHILL, cor Bedford and Park av, Host SE AND ‘ LOTS, WITH BARN, &c., oklyD, for ante two ato 4 pent Hamme ben . filled in with b im the rear. built’ plain, but ttle with extension iy for the comfort paudaes of roomy ree abundance ¢ ices ncesratbio (every Daduees part of New York. Will bemid very low. For partien ary, Peat, SLETED © COLE, 945 Fution ot, opposite city Brooklyn. E OUSES FOR SALE—3 TWO STORY and beorment brick houses, with th nents, situated in De ore Ruit ty LOCKW. fel 2haeP 106 OUSE AND LOT Fou sal SAL two sory and basement gouthaweet corner of a Bons af Pitliamsburgh, on Hoe “FOR SAL! RR SALR—SECURE YOUR. salt a home. Te ani tats Oridd po oe Pann mete i Be m bd HOUSE FOR SALE—A WELL pe BLIC known Hoersed pore the vent of the wi i Price of Noses and ht ‘axtures @ Niet, MUDGET, $0 Jay wrest AGS— RAGS— RAGS—THE HIGHEST ay Went theta ies ings for’osle to manctactarere 1 WRITING CLASSES. CONTTRUED— ring aad 5 per qearvor, 7 each. Ps and 263 Fulton ot, Immews teacher of Bechet Rowport Mersiy. oo TO LET. UILDING TO LEASE—FOR 8 OB 5 Fras aR |= Hoan 4, TO LET—A FIRST “pele on Sth ove, F Sue AND — ROOMS ae aorta °Y 208M RO ‘AGONS FOR SALE—BUSINESS WA- fous of every style constantly on hand or made ‘0 order, such a groce! ake imc, foo L, foe trucks warrputed tet Be as repre- M rf orier fiat can pla ral Feotory, 3rd ete bat Rived FOR ALE—AT Prices ‘Trucks, express buslnew and w and sconnd Sra collar cat Sal'carta snd himber truck all pew tlclog anted bo be of su a sctory, Wand 151 BR ves cor: 18th af. any é hy 000 )() BARRELS ( OF POUDREITE, COMPANY, 1 PS worth roptwe | E crop tw alte ary ae itn, TAGONS & W a lowe iy bread al ed Sawatt QTEAM, POWER TO LEASE FOR A Cory Jersey cane oa Sore ae Ctinened “are males . meres ‘Wor, ‘ea well ae or 5 es GEwoe MAGHINGS Winter Wen AND ‘yor ALA, fos ter LEASE OF FARM FOR BALE OR TO 'efessiea gh Woodorbape: Ns neat New tina ss, iter. seres of pod. land, e pee and etablen sie: am athe Sicui vin. 106 bouth A ree Lor. 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