A LOUISVILLE BELLE.
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A few nights ago, one of the most ac-
complished bellies of this city, whilst
sleeping in the same apartment with Mrs.
Charles w. Thurs'on, who is IN feeble
health, was suddenly reused by a
slight noise, Looking around he, she saw
aruflian, evidently robbcr, at a window,
IN the act of raising it. Leaping up, she
bade him depart. He hesita,ed moment,
but, seeing that the two ladies were alone
in the room, he proceeded with terrific
trownsn effecting his entrance. Tnereu-
pom the young lady instantly seized large
pistol that Glanced TO be in the apar,-
ment; cooked 1t presented it at him, and
declared her determination to blow his
brains out if he did not instantly fly. He
knew from her countenance that she
would be as good as her word, and snatch
ing some articles of dress from chair
within arms length Of the window, he
fled with precipitation. We are told that
the young heroine would have fred if she
had known that the pistol was certainly
loaded; but she feared that it was empty,
and that snap would be tray her de-
fspcelsssness.