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 to follow-and clapping spurs to my horse, rode straightway toward Inc fire. Once only did l tnn-and then only to look back and forbid her to follow me further, Well, l arrived at the place; and there | found bear with me patiently--Grst the hired girl, irlghtenened half out of her senses, hiding under fence. asked her for my boy She stood aghast at the inquiry Her only reply was the wandering of the.eye, as in search of something. At last, and with great difficulty, she recollected herself enough to say tsil she had seen the fire iii time to es- cape with my dear boy--thatbeing dreadful iy fatigued, though she had net run far, she sat down to rest herself looking toward the path by which we weae expeeied--that some how or other she fell asleep-and that the last she remembered, was something hitle Jerry had said about going bact t6 uniic poor Curb! My heart died within me- l knew i that was childless-I Enc1c It. And it was so. When arrived at my house I found 1t nearly destroyed by the lire-and little way of, lay my poor boy with Carlo watch ing over him, The child was dead-that is Carlo you see there. Ny wife is in the mad house in Philadelphia-and heream 1. God forgive me.