New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

..,.,v ef information s this volume ~n'on "a'
=, o,ceSr,I a. report Ger tho use OF sue ire'
fNer..,,,mcnt Al Washington. Mo- only h'ghV 10
IN ,,s character. but full Of rae, descriptions
l.o ,.miu,scenccs. aud local snccdote, form
s'N.,,,, a. ,sr,, able as a romance. il deserves
"a ts,n the usus fate Of Governmental pa
al .rcscr,cd SmooS the books that are not only
,..o.sl,rl slr conv cn,ence but read Tor grahca
"a. v.ume embraces a historic survey of the
..,srr,nce SpSi, and Portugal in the American
:, IA fisheries Of British America aud Of the
- s,.,es ards rrvies Of the recen, controversy
l. ,hx Vni,ed States and Great Britain. We do
Z, n,,r. 10 81 over the grounds of dispute which are
L. discussed h, Mr. Sabine but 10 call the attention
Ls.r readers 20 the popular features OF the work.
Ls give IL an interest hardly to be anticipated from
he ~Eret
\, sale spirited Portrai'ure OF
/ a.. ro.r ,lsH,x~,> 90 THr BAr ~ FusDr.
49, u, the US, q boats from his earliest you'd he dis
Astonishing ski in their mSnss NEST aud great bold
II. I'm his SOW, utur,s lie will eros IN th7 st'rmes'
.ther trcm ,sSnd ,o sNud aud 40 from passage 20 pas
ks,s tktuugh irghliUi ~hTls OF udeS ~h'ce -uuu7hy
-, sud pSit with icuc roar and he w'h ave hsSl
g :, .rre upon aud bars, merely t. show now
ss,, h. cSn shan iheI or how readily ma oe't~ny rs
= -, sh,ut ~rd stsud oil On the other tack H. Is
shsr lsudSn,Su seaman SOLDIER nor lhsI'ne'
,cu ~ovld mink by MS talk that he 'uid spPea 70 "a
.,fsss a. ,iher If these characters lie Is n-h-, sn
-, n,r mtchSnc. Snd yet he can buy ana SELL menu
- msk- - tp, rty either In the hesng ATT ne Is
~ Ill ois.rs and f.noies hat he p sses'es SOW
ti.p ,i<Ni6c vi .V,ty Sim-nt which al the wOliu DC
- cus,aers - ucur .ale lie holds nautical instru
80, N hiSh for the state OF the moon ana ths
s..- vs, tieus of the Slul.nsN The peculiar sound Z"
-. hen II moauS ana the rticuiir szs or shape
=. se.ts pS~ or gih in the sky, irt1 MN 10 Tar
-r- ,, salts tie viii uucer Ike no hing of consequence
hxya hfuftr - = IsfNa
SA,A. sre the sigts aud omens which he believes IN
a tan 4. % die is his bed True II Is IN Il he has oeen
-, that bis boat loaded with hsh to the gunhe'
"A. Srrk under ana that weasel mas ran over MIN
+. n. i sui Sli,e, sud Lot born IN BE- drowned
sS asA stories WITHOUT end la p0ics he goes ioI
-l.rs>, hberf, lie has heard of easements and
-..rii,,e ahjs but he occupies at VIII pom oe"cn
- rn.rd shuui 49, claim O. elther ana VIII orOWoea'
- .eiuAl proprietor Who has the temerty to remind oi
Il her relsrv, positions. Against spectators ne wages
retu.i wSr VII, should he not since II they "hp
Z m he mice OF his favOrte fiat hoop-d, me ma
Fca,s a,ai Snd put down the price OF u,n ana ne
spd xhO shall do asce To his dress ana 10 MS Pro'es
l-,,l e->rl The g,fm-u's which cover hs upper aud
h,h.r man he calls hs a., sHte The que-roSped hlng
rcrn upon his crown Is sou Te'fer or II the humor
hkes BIN. moth Easter lie wears benn-r mlItens
bCr gloves but has q substitute which he has named
Wseu be talks about brush be to speak of the mat
k6 And tSpgd mas which grows upon his mead or tue
krs r.d bar lis chm, which serves the purpose q"
Epsek doth Of thai Il front of bis ears which renders
In in,,INous Ia toe dun of bis merchsut HIS boots
Lest ne shduC lose the ROles
lrso l- has them fastened TO hi. pockets by tHy1rd
lne Ct hls knives is cut throat ana another is spr
Es apron, ei leather or canvas, IS 6Hrra Inc com
srtn-i of hi- smch he throws his hsh As ne
catches them is KID The state OF the m 'on favorable
Er driving berTng be calls da'ks. Toe 0entup IRON
book which be carry his burniug loren on the her
Ergground is dragon Tne small ret with an iron bow
t-c sooceu handle k DIP at because II Is with that that
T. DIPS OF the ~-r tue h,n winch hts light attracts TO
IL surface His st net is differently hung, and much
E-ger il has Leads lower edge 10 sinR It WITH IN the
k-
buoy ~ ana preserve ary IN perpendculM dI-
.CoD that the berrng- may strike IT aud become en-
~ gled II lis nlesh-s
Nor ends his dialect here. ChebaccO DO Is and small
hoOu,rs ARE kbOsn 20 hu pakieS 0gtS aud tSgcr'.
BE knows TIL aO " the hours OF the cay aud Igh'
erS thing sth bin T. kpned ny the taf ihur you
lex him b. IS Insrried NJ vii answer "On
the youg flood lar ght AMI ne Fii tell you tha h5
hv c. RAN man tti, ,rrlog About lE water SLACK
e. a. The Cas- may just Al hall flood, as the tide
rDrDsO two hou's t low wafer II he sPssks Of
Re lerlih OF e requr-d On the different 'hng grounds
IL g COMPUTE b. sh.fs and ny stot h. ne thirty
h,homs Ii be have nsa t. sell and Is Questioned As to
Aeir : ~ he wll r,py That they are tr1qnltq nsh
by wton he thai fifty will weigh one hundred and
kseive pounds
lie i, KIND aid hospa lie in his way aud the visitor who
treated f,eh sD.or deg, ana % f0ggeS, may TO
lard himself d-,ord favorlte lie believes in witches
ind IL dreams he famous pirate kyd buried Id and
measures Money Cove Grand Menan he IS sure and ne
AS dug tor II many atme lbs "w' ntn i7the best;
be h Dor ne hives the safest aud ms boat Is the
ksest AID all carr, -ai thu longest When determined
Ipon going hot sheh.r he 10 upon the lana the
II ss,s, Well III up AHlDck snd be oil
The nan have described is cOuntrymsn OF ours and
rss to be playing the solder the eAstery side of
he ST. CTOx curing the nj very wordy but 0OOdlsss
VI. ArsOstpok which terminated by the treaty
EWsshngion But OF his qualities of character and
OF s ech are common 10 most of the c lss to which
E belongs and the nets knives and other gear, IN Sc
lssrsl u--.
The fishermen of the Isle of Shoals are as primitive
I'd peculiar in their characters, the inhOsptable
Dcks which they have converted into dSelng-pace.
Ome traditions of former generation collected by
IEr Sabine which illustrate the mode of life among the
|rgiDa Isle of Shoals men, and account for many of
|ae prevailing habi,s and expressions that nOs serve
10 astOnsb the stray visitor that island.
THE ISLE oF SHOALS IL OLD TINES.
During the ministry Of Mr. Brock lin l6j0-62l the
themen induced by him 20 enter toto agreement
% spend one week Osy in every month in religious
mp Once hOsever wh-n day thu, st apart occurred
ney oesTeo hun 10 postpone the meeting because the
weather which tor number Of days previous had been
100 bssierous TO allow them 20 visit the fishing ground had
inen become moderate To this request says his bogra
ihet De would not consent Fn1ng that th-y were de-
'ethned to make their LIST time he addressed them
CT II you are resolved 10 neglect your duty to
Wv sho ma 70 away, say unto YOU catch hsh II you
~n our As Tor you VINO vail tsrry aud worship the Lord,
WIN PRAY Unto him sOE that may catch fish until
soa ale ~esrJ The stcry concludes with the syermeut
IA " INT huty i've TO whom thus address made,
uI! went 10 the h-hiug ground, and tina, 1--WE renamed
WIN NE good man Brock Tbe thirty caught four d-h,
enough hey lsb0red al while the five, who followed
:. e CONCLUSION Of the religious services caught frc aHg
ea After this, says the narrator, th- week day meet
ngs "wtre well At, ndrd Ii Is related o' MIR Brock.
ia, on another occasion he SAID poor fisherman who
bad been very useful in carrying PERSONS attended
meeting island n island snd had lost his
boat IN storm Go home honest man. all mention the
natter 10 the Lord you will have your boa sgain 20
oN On the next dsy-so closes the >copuot-' in an.
w 20 earnest prayer the bis boat which
broUg KIT up the bottom from the anchor of YES
81 cast upon II without desga
iii
ave bad It's origin IN The following circumstance While
fr Moody the minister II the isles fishing shAop