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And then, showing the pirogue to Torres, with a gesture of supreme contempt Joam Garral ordered four of his people to land him without delay on the nearest point of the island. The scoundrel at last disappeared. The family, who were still appalled, respected the silence of its chief; but Fragoso, comprehending scarce half the gravity of the situation, and carried away by his customary vivacity, came up to Joam Garral. "If the wedding of Miss Minha and Mr. Manoel is to take place to-morrow on the raft----" "Yours shall take place at the same time," kindly answered Joam Garral. And making a sign to Manoel, he retired to his room with him. The interview between Joam and Manoel had lasted for half an hour, and it seemed a century to the family, when the door of the room was reopened. Ma