New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03

Onward they drove with railway speed to Carskey
Bsy-s distance Of two mles-and here the bJstmen
were waiting steadily as thesr post With all haste the
men Piled their brtwny srms and the vessels PROV
through the blue wster But what sights and what
sounds are these The two IA srei In ,rossar.
and shirts only are on the beach.
Cone back come back ,hey cred IN sr~f
Ycn may have stormy weather
AID 1T oFnve weaver iAieC
Nv uiiher o. n- ratheri
But Noon dashed the boat, and the gsllsnt Io,haro
sent heck shout OF dehsnce, while
one er.vny arm id guide The balm.
And one round their notscri
Tho pursuers however were not thus % cee their
.geusrlsn love srit parent Foaning with rage they
sprung into fishing boat, and an exciting chase COM
mcnced Strong bend the oars and the boats
near each other before they are more than quarter Of
q mile from shore.
Now gentle lovsr. hold thy
No maiden, sru. are round the thrown,
The boats are about TO grappe but the knsni Oh the
ccu had his courage screwed 10 the sticking place
ard was not ~ be conquered without struggle. hs
boat was bassted with large stonesona oil these
he lifted and with the force Of Tisn, hurled u az .ne
eject for Ii crashed in tho side Of the pursuing 'AiI a
il il had been a twenty-fOHr pound shot As the post
in danger Of sinking the bold young men, Ike n'ny
others in naval combat when their craft Is rchne.ou
unsesworthy by the enemys guns, now concluded that
tine better pert of vsor discretion, and put then
vessels prov shorewsrd From the disabled s'a's OF
the boat, il with difficulty they made land bat
though beat back tn were not defeated raging hAe
che ears cubs deprived of their dam, they seized
and manned another boat and renewed the chase. Ihc
freifives by this time. however wero beyond sisht
Sill the gallant hearts resolved ~ die in the at
tempt their mother and wreak their vengeance
on their would be step.aher, whom they svcre they
would immediate 70 their resentment
Aera gallant chs-e the boats again came in sight OF
one another about midchsurel IL now bccsme mat
ter OF Ire and death with the weaver, ami he sss tor
again launching the ballast at Ala pursuers but mater
nal affection awakened in the breast OF his com
psnop who would not permi, the risk OF sinking the
beat and thereby endsngrrng the lives OF her most va
ian, sons; nevertheless they closed in battle and ter
ble srce in which both parties fought Ike be-
rces dealing fearful blows each other with their oars
Again victory crowned the old Lochlnvar. who sue
cetded in wre ting from hs foes and amid three
hearty cheers his boat shot ahead, leaving them lar
midst the olitary MAN,, with single oar 70 guide their
fragile bark As il useless 10 attempt tuTther pur
sut in their disabled condition. the yanqui.hed wgnts
were compelled 70 scu their boat with single car back
toward kintyrc distance OF ten weary miles vale
the victor with soul elaie sang in triumph, Oh steer
my bark TO EIins le T.
The gun was high in the heavens next morning ere
the young men, weak and faint from their hot pursuit
end hsrdught engagemt n reached their native shore
where number o. anxious friends were waiting % re-
ceiyc them The amorous couple have not since been
heard Of but il is be hoped inst alter all their difficult
ties and "harbresdh scRpes by Hood and held they
have attained the object OF their wheS dcspc OF
their reluctant and naughty children and that they
are now spending happy honeymoon in some corner
Of the Emerald -le undurbed by fears Of molsstaon
orAurpiisc Glasgow Sentinel