The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

several other citizens are varionsly engaged. We don't
hope that this work may be thousand years yet we
ual The DRY Tortugas" too is to be fortified and
when their ordinance shall be in battery, may not
hope, that the exposed suationof our southern coast
will awaken any other feeling than dread among our
selves, OF mirth from enemies
As stranger and wayfaring man. have watched with
little solicude this people and their probable destiny
Like all men whose early reading had associated the
and pilfered crews, thought to have found body Of
familiar with crime and ready for wrongful
deceived and 50 far as the wreckins in Florida Is con-
cerned will stand the test Of the scrutiny that
ignorance 1ma %aep BUSINESS may saEge Inc
system, honesty and faithful services being the
basis of claim for salvage-.the, court guarding
with a most watchful zeal the interests Of the
wrecked, and rewarding deems meet, the service
they have received. Then, from the numerous ware
houses and commission merchants competition always
great to admit of collusion storage
unauthorized amount of expense As to the captains they
are all men OF character, with families, prompt and vgi
liant, and liberal in the extreme. Their Of
various nations good seamen, willing work. and like
thousands of others when in port sometimes disposed to
irolic This rolicng brings to the Temperance So
ciety which is established here and all hope don
The pre- sident is the Rev Mr. Richardson of tho Me-
thodist church, very urgent and Jealous though temper
bers nearly 900, and sinner that | am, | am not
yet member The rummeres at times do
have ds all Ipa ss Ss
hemens-and that much Of the practice at their bar
diminished, This wretched abuse which the drink
and effort should be let unried to bring them back
TO their and true interests. The Rev. MIR. Cor
coran, OF the Catholic Church. is here. and il is
temptation to erect q church for him forthwith. As the
Catholics numerous and well off, the aid received
tho island will be quite amount. Mr.. c. is very
talented man-who will do much good-and when he
shall bring his effective powers to bear like the great
Father Mathew i'll aid of temperance shall begin
hope for the dawn Of purer day the island. Mr. Cor
on learning that Portuguese sailor lying i'll
with tie black yom Immediately proceeded to bus couch
and minstercd to his spiritual wants. This selfdensl
differs not little from OF the clergy who have
found inconvenent for their health to remain
among
The Episcopal Church has been without preacher for
timebut learn that it is the intention of tho
wardens to have one out-and then, people won't do
right it is certain they will do wrong The importation
OF winter parsons who: labor very zeaously asslong
oysters and potatoes" abundant is voted by
entire population quite bore and very much incline
to the opinion that the clergyman who deserts in the
summer will find the cold shoulder the approach Of
winter is to be hoped when these various Of
the church militant brought play in full battery
the stubborn and wicked sinners win be worried down
and gathered in. Can you inform Of General Scots
recipe for his hasty plate soups The Italian rsstaur
ateur is very solcitousand his Apican visitors anxious
to give it trial have furnished him of q Small
Grunt pint of water and onionbut the recherche
gourmand cock up their and him that that
is not hasty plate Of soup"