New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
VOL. EG4. NO. %.

which Was rnos, attentively listened to by con.
,roc.,;on of over two hundred. The subject (St
Panls enistle to the Roinans l;h chap. from the
0od fo the last verse; was appropriate, and his
commentary truly impressive. lie made the
ocean witness in favor of the truth Of Fevela.
ton. He spoke of 1t, too, as a glorious page IN
the nreat book Of Nature, which could not be
contemplated without exciting more of admira-
ton than of awe. Mau, be said, may boast ol
his power and wisdom as displayed in the con.
struction Of this strong and beautiful ship, but
how impotent is mans power and bow irutlcss
his wisdom. until God in his abounding goodness
fills our canvass with his winds. On the follow
inr Sabbath the same community re-assc!nhled
for Divine Worship. Bishop PURcEtl officated.
His sermon was designed vlndlcaon of the
Truths Of Revelation, and to enforce the duties
of Faith and obedience. His language and man
ner we're fervcnt ard aticctlonate. He entered
upon a train of argument, 10 show how reason,
and philosophy expose and confotuld their eacii-
ers, in which he was truly impressive and con-
elusive. Not word was uttered by either Of
these good Bishops TO w.i'~ ''' N'''''''','
not heartily respond
had oltcd heard cf Bishop Pukcrti. Of Ciu-
ci.a.., a.. Ia r-,,ch i,ec"ed bv his oI7ty pao,
pie, and as much respected by al otners. -
worthy of affection and regard, for all the kind
llcSt elements are mixed up III his character.
OF R;shon HuCurs. 10 whose enlightened con
vcra,t;on mon various subjects | derive much IN
s,r,,c,ic. s!.all speak IL another Letter.
sr.p,y Arr,v,,oo5. yn,s s.
re calm was broken Yesterday bv fresh
Sogth. Eas,crl, wind. which compelled Us about
: o,c,ocl. II. N. 70 shcrten sail. laid.an deck
:, hrw rather to3 hard for la,,dsmsn ty stand
,,.b;lo ,l,c sailors were takinp IN. hrl the jjg,ii
calls and then ree(iup the arqer sheets. and can
now syupathisc undcrstandingly with those who
,d,n;-c an, celebrate the sailor's enthusiasm and
calIantry. The wind seems their clement. The
mon who had been Ioungnr lazily about the ship
d,r;,r tho calm when a voung tempest came,
s,ra.,e, l;nl,,:r INTO Tho .Gns. soue iay;rp ont
- H. ,,,rds md r,l,ers aecendrr linj,er To
Cyl ~, -, ~, -. ,n, .,;i lilo sim II, tc
- .;,,, ;a,,n'r o..cr b;,loy.s TIA, made her
hl,S, and .,cn alternately describe angles Of
C,r,r five dcrrccs.
The c,sterly y.ird IS driving us off our course ;
The Cantain's observation ard reckoning at II
o'clock o-dav, brought us within All hl:rdred
miles of land, and about 30 miles northward Of
Cane Clear. the entrance to tho British Channel.
With thc.wind as it is now, we expect to make
ON
whether # * best to attemnt the South, or take
the North Channel
haze teeti struck with the variations in tune
as we have been running do"n irol.i a lohgtrds
of SO into one of d. Bishop HUGHES, who has
truth.tclling watch has kept his New ork time
By his watch it is now O'Clock, F. NJ. And yet
YOU at Albany arc Just coming from the after
noon Churches at 5. When VIC were at break
fast this morning, at $, few if any of you had
opened your eyes and before the sentinel IN
Sheriff Adams bcliry sings past eleven O'Clock
and all is WE'LL" it will be daylight here.
MONDAY MoRNrsc, June 10
We went or deck this morning, expecting TO
be greeted with view oi iaiu' Dut were sadiy
disappointed. The wind came OIL deao alead
about midnight since wGh lllho we iase n...i
leauins " ons &c ,ret;no
,,'i',S -, ,,,,,a mo ,rJ char.ros
'ne C''a','o, '',,'A M ~, ~,
II ctoc"' ~ Ac t'p'"Hi' "no "@s iii'li-l
Yesterday ana lo-oay upon MS ci'a''s, ~, 'i'9
Just taken an obscrvatloil' IliS RECKONING siio"S
US about % miles rom iahu anu auou. % 'ioli
Valcnta, small port OH ttie Nofth' cSl oo"s' y,
Ireland, whence ne Has co"cl''ueu ~ iu' 'i'
where many OF us INTEND 10 iailo' anu hi"Ae an
excursion through tnc eIeeh lsic.
o'ctoc6 L. Nj ne "ilo mas oailieu ua, ps
drawing round Two points 10 lhe ioiV'i "'iu ea9''
we arc defeated IN our ih'eh.ion OF li'aNils ti'1
harbor OF 'acntia' 'ohe mas oceil put "ocuI anu
ls no" running sou'' aioas ',e ooaSI' wiz" ~.
hope OF such cnahgeo VI VIM DIS WIN eha''' U'
to get INTO the BRUSH oharhei:
O'Clock +. M.-"e arc Just called on Oh deck :,
from the tea-taplc 10 see lano' nc ou'iife u
what seems a high mountain was first discovered
- l.1t l,n,I I,,I D,
soon distinctly seen. Then came the Skelhg
rocks looming up like Butter-Hlll,' y at the mouth
of our own Highlands. One of these high pro-
r,on,or,cc m ihc distance we are viewing It. as