The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21

Yse Chaplain gaFpea, and eriea-s Nv 1 daughter. Issbei. thon ast moi yet taken from ! arr alive sgxin sthaaks be su Goslr ! and he feii swoeHiag inso the sras u oar old Captain.
 in ' moDesft the body was raised spca deek. and the hammock opened so give sir to the sufferer. She uaM fssenremoxea 10 she l cabin, wbete resteTaATes were agsplaed to both father aud dsugtsaar, pod both witFs ths 1 desired effects. sho1gskshe latter, as may be supposed, coniiBued gsise lil.
 Fise oF SIX days hxd a~w elapsed, and .s were lH more ieEsp@.sae ellmsse; ahe health d Isabel wss much better, ihaRgh ssae had not entirely recovered. and sslil monrnei WArriisghArn as ioSi- Hff fafhes bsa her hope fss ihe besa---ti va asA aBPossiaae fhas AE had been rescued. ..I
 Ii was beautiful day, we xsse near hoae mol more tlsan -four or five day's ssii-snd the gallant frigase was bouIsiing along at a ien-kso rate.
 Sal, hor shouted tiie look-oe, from the nsass-head.
 Where away:' cried the officer of lhe drck, jumping on ihe fosecsssle, with glass m hand
 1On the ssarbeard bow trig wiih an English look replied lbe voice.
 In an instant ttIe deek of the frisase was crowded with men, ali eager for contest sail was crowded on pasI our sticks could beer no more 0a we rushed, sending Efie spray almost as high as fife fosenssf i.Sads--- l; was now abott Hoss-lhe stranger two mfses ahead, with all sail set, but t;e- ese.fp% was impossible. in aflswer 10 petite re quess. in the shape Of .f2 ptus,i halI frcqn our Frsgafe, 10 show her eoloss, rpH of buHsiug went up se she rssinnaasg head. ssisiris unfoi3ed slowly, &iispEaFing the asrgeous easign of the AHlerscsH republic Io lae Bresxe. while under II hung the blooA-red standard Of haBghfv. hpi new hanble3- BFftsin We ran close So her and lay la. ln few me- ments boas shot frosa her ssae and reached the i1gase. Sue proved se be the Rekkdeer priyateer, ef l3 guns and ls0 mrn, eapssred by tue Enterprise schooner. Among she of- f1eens who csnse oa board vas one who re- qaested removal igon the brig for himself and two iuen. who were oa board lhe prisa- leer ln Father ciesc qaarsers. The reaaesa was ialnediateiy granted, ard in Shofs laae they were on board the s:sssgss@- an iassiatlon 10 diaaer iEnlaediaiely ssecee1led; and whsi vas Isabels snFpFise to see sell known face, one whom she fnuurned as dead. sit dowu as well ss he ever had been. She hastily retreated, which, being noticed by iise officers. the stranger exrlained---
 Why, as live thal is Isabel Peiers,'
 sYes, sir-you are right. replied her Ia ahec, stssas is uay ,lsngkser. Bliss f'esers' 'e'
 Rardon me, sir sad fhe stranger, polite Iy. I was Dot aware of yoor relation 10 Miss Peters Give her, brg you, my besi re- s.1ects'
 Your name. sir:' inquired Mf. Peters
 Charles Wsrripghsn,1 was the reply.
 And are yon, ion. aigvt, ihe son of ono oI my most intimate friends, Isabel mourns you as dead. and she has been very ll!. I've nearly had buried her {. t was a narrow eS- cape, bui rncst 20 seek her
 The oilser gentiernsa now Jeff Warning ham 10 himself, and in moment more toor Vas opened and Isabel entered, and in sao- ther instant they ws-e eiasfsed III zach others arms.
 Pass the bottle r erred one fluff io ano- ther, Ia oas mess ilpe day after inc event fast above described
 Now, here's boast; lissen all: May each oneo here have as narrow an escape from death as Mr. Warringhaln had 10 posses sneh an angel as hiS wife siazi Is io be
 The sentiment WAS drunk when L. War ringilaTn entered.
 Mir. Warning ham, Mr. Warringhsn,, come. spsa as your ysrn--Se wast to hear your story how yoa came ts iale sgssan erred one of the yoanser heaieaaa1s
 My friends, ltis short story, replied Lg- w After had taken charge oi the esPlnrsa vessel, Ee were slruck by lightning, aad In a short iiEne Iise ship was ca tsTc; the two boaIs put uE. at4S jeff lne ssiisi5s, beat supposing me To be Is the eIhFr, IRo noble hearted seapen were ielt atih me. and we hastily constructed raft, aud, sAi, the s4d ef couple of small spars and a square saii. we spread cur caaylss aud sassed slowly along. We directed ssnt eearse ss fhe sun aad al n,gha hy the stars We saved aoshlas boEn the wreek but part os 0ar etcsaies. asas a keg of bsscnis and a breaker Of two of WA ter. This was cur sssse sabsssseBce anfal we were psrkeA up by the ksandeeE three days  ago, and here aa as happy a= ever was m ms lIse; and here's nsv seaitalesi The Eagle 0f AssGsscA--Msy sine ptek al the IAon and the unscogn. and come oiT tssi best
 
 The irigals and tAs prsFaieer sailed 40 comp3ay, and by Ghe and ef far wnsd, and Nslaoui meeting wI4h an eHea1y's vessel, soon reached Phsla3eiphsa IA saaeay and an- saotea lE the wsisss d She Ro5is Delaware l say or TWO before EsAkasg land, Isabel saG L. Narriaghasa were saikaag iagsahss spcra lhe quarter deck, Il was lszbel's fisss appear Aacs s.aee her ainess, sAe never looked love her, aoF syes was happie1, fag her unhoa wilh warFsagAasa was apPnsssa oE The crew no sooner eaaghl glimpse of hes ,baa S ish oae accord they gsye iArre long, losd ehsers.- 1his breach ol discipline was nsss cbecksd,, for ssach heartfelt expotscns shesld never De
 My story IS nearly al aa end They lefi