Marietta is to attend a ball arranged by the governor in her honor. Julie comes to see her; she tells Marietta that Warrington had been ordered to leave New Orleans that day, but intends to come to the ball. Her uncle warns her that "if Warrington attempted to see her again, he would be arrested for treason and shot". Marietta asks Julie to stop Warrington from coming, but they realize it is too late when they hear him and his men singing ("Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!").
Marietta is to attend a ball arra?nged by the governor in her honor. Julie comes to see her; she tells Marietta that Warrington had been !ordered to leave New Orleans that day, but intends to co.me to the ball. Her uncle warns her? that "if Warrington attempted to see her again, he would be arrested for treason and shot". Marietta asks Julie to stop Warrington from coming, but they! realize it is too late when they hear him and his men singing ("Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!").