New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

70 blame in hi, sasi, thoa has, behaved noby NAYS,
thou De- blessed in domestic life, and ir-- NJ more WI
The feelings OF pcr E'is Lot Sin ih'se "hon o~n
.rs have betrayed and deserted
When ID girl arrested sh= b.d -lici-tt presence
o. mind 10 false ard oy tnat means ner
true bsme hsd ben kept cat of th- s-ssP'Per, a'd
this sad she . for my poor mothers SAKE. Win the
money given by Lord SuIt the .is ped Tor ana she
sert home 70 her mother well provided With clothing
Her nsme ard place Il residence forever renamed Sc
crtt u The brea'; Of her beusf.oisr
Years sft.r these 'rsn-pred lady called Al
Friend HopPer n use. and Asksc - --e him Nh7n ne
eDtersd ih- he found hsrds reiy dressed young
msirCD IT'D blooming D. 90 ave yssr- old S17
quci meet hin ana her voice en- ked a' she
,'id' Friend HopP+r doyou kn"F me- he r-9i-a
iha; Re did She tx.d ts@ii earnestly upon
him, ard said g You bel, 81 -hen IN great az
uess But the good missionary bad helped TOO many IN
distress De able to resosc' her rhcai more precise Ia
formation With iien uius voi0S, she o~1- her 500 90
into the nex, for f. minutes then dropping on
her kress he bio her foe ia his lap, ADD ,"ob-d oa
the g,l sho stole the Xix. Oh, where should nov %
il It bsc not been for you
When her emotion somewhat Gained, sas told him
that che hsd married highly respectable nsn Senator
Of bis alive st.te Be visit ia Friend H0pp-rs
vicinity she had and again pzs'ed hi dwelling look
irg wissfuy the Windows to catch sight Of him but
when che ait. mp,ed TO enter her courage JAILED
Bot must return homa 70 m,rros said che snd
could 90 away without seeing a0d Thanking
bin rho ,sved ne fro~ run She r-cs -d h-r little boy
and said 10 him. Lock az him ard reuenoe. him vel for
be wss thu best fri. nd your mother hd With 81
eAInst invitation 20 ys: her happy home aud i-rven
God bless you" ,he bsde her ben.factor farewell
With all bis de soton to right he preserved natu
"a mirthfulDess which remained with him in his ms
turer years ard often eerevsced the surface of his
acquired gravity. We give or two anecdotes in IL
lustratiOn Of this trait.
THE DISHONEST CONVERT.
I'ocn certain occasion, called on b with due
bill for ts.ny doIlsr- sgsus estate he had bssn en
poytd 10 settle Friend Hopper pat Il away aging ia
would examine il sno attend 10 IS ne had leisure
The man called Sgan a short after, aud stated that
- had 4 lOliHrs wiling 2recept
for the vhole il that advanced This propp,
tiop excited suspicion sBd the administrator decided his
the papers of the deceased Scar hing carefully among
ihese he found receipt FOR he money mentioning the
Identical itfms date and Circumstances OF toe transaction
stating that due bill had been given and lost and to
be restored by the creditor when found When the msn
called again for payment Isaac said 20 hIl in quiet way
Friend Jones, | understand thou hast beco pious
lately"
Jesus | have feuno oat the way of salvation
And thou hsst teen dipped | hear continued the
Quaker "Dostthou know james Aunt-r
Mr. Jones answered in the affirm alive.
"wel be sso dipped some time ago rejoined
Friend Hopper but his neighbours say they did nj get
the crown Of his head under The devil crept Into
the unbapnzed part and ha, been busy within him ever
sIrce afrsid they did Mt get nce quite under water
| think thou bsdst better BE- dipped again
As be spoke, he held up the receipt for twenty dollars
The cournanoe Of the proiesedy pous man became scar
let, and he disappeared II stan.ly.
THE THIEF AND DUTcHaAs.
Dutchman once called upon Friend Hopper, and said
iief have stole mine goos They tell you can help
NE may be Upon irqudDg the when and the where,
Friend Hopper concluded that the a les had been stolen
by whom be happened to know the police had taken
up few hours previous. Bu, beng Opposed to smuss
himself, be inquired very seriously Whist time OF the
IL. when thy goods were stolen - Having re
ceved information concerning that particular he took
.la'e and begsn to cipher diligently After while he
looked up and pronounced in very oracular manner
Thou wilt fnd Thy good-'
Snail hId mike gOOts :" exclaimed the delighted
Dutcbmsn and where is de tief l'
obo,,., 81 & H. finnui
ed the pretended msgcian Being assured there no
mistake that point he cphered ain for fes minutes
then answered Thou vii, fed the thief IN the hands
Of the police
The Duchman wen. away evidently inspired with pro-
found Having found his goods and the thief
according to prediction he aud asked for private
interview. Tell me dat secret said he, and will pay
you heap az Boney
What secret !" inquired Friend Hopper
where will ind De lief :" rejoned he
The plsin truth t. guessed IT,, the reply, be
cause had heard there thief at the police Office,
with such goods as thou described
But what for you ask about de :" inquired the
Ducbnsn. You make fgures and den you say you will
find your goos. You make figures again den you tell
NE where is &c lief 20. and hnd mine goots and dc
lief just as you say. Tel me how you do dat, and will
pay you heap OF money
Joke be went away unsstisded and to the day of his
d.,h he fully believed that the acetious Quaker was
col Juror.
We have a variety Of amusing incidents, showing
NOT ASHAMED
Ore day while he was visiting wealthy family 10 Dub
LID handed to him, inviting him 10 dine the next
oay When he read il aloud, his host renarkss "Those
teope very respectable, but not Of The fret circles
They belong TO church. but not exactly to set
Their fsth.r wss smechanc.'
We'll am mechanic myself" said Isaac. Perhaps
if thou bsdst known hst fact thou woudst not have in
vited me ~
II. II possible exclaimed his host that man Of your
inform stion and appearance b. = mechanic
followed the business of a tailor for many years,
jon. d his gue,t Look At my bands DO-t t-ou not
marks # the shears Some Of the Mayors OF Phlsdsphs
have been taiors When lived there often wakes the
streets With the Chief Justice Ii occurred 10 me
that any honor and don't think it did to him"
FRIEND HOPPER ~ THE COURT o. cHAsCkRY.
Upon occasion, Friend Hopper went into tue Court
of Chsncery in Dublin and kept MS hat on according -
Quaker custom. While he listening to the pie ding,
be noticed ths person who sat the Chancellor fixed
hi. .yes uron HIM with very stern expression This a..
began TO look him Presently officer tapped him on
the shoulder and said, Your hat sir"
What's the matter with my bat ne inquired
Take of - reoined the officer You are in his Ma
iesty'r Court of Chancery
"Tnst s I'D honor reserve FOR his Msjestys Master
he replied Perhaps il is ny shoes thou ,nsanes;
Tie officer seemed embarrassed but said more and
Wh.I the Friend had ayed .Ong he felt 10 ned ne
quietly withdrew
VISIT THE LORD LIEUTEsAST.
One day when he s.lSiDg ~iIh layer IN Dablin
they pssst the Lord Lieuten1nts castle lie expressed
wish the Council Chamber, but was Informed that
said be 10 bis comysuion. Wit thou 20 with me r.
No indeed, be replied " and would sdyiss you not
10 go
IL msch. in however with his broad beaver on aud
founc Lord euterAn, surrounded by number Of gen
t,usn Il Am An American, said he. " | have heard =
grsa Zeal about the Lord LeutenAn;s castle and vii
give 70 cfsr &c / should like very uch to see Il
dship seemed surprised by this ,OniDus To-
bat he srsla ard Ia