New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

ever oae from tie Aorea who peeree at him ma ;aln
iy az H. stood shivcr the cold and spray, in ts o2sa
boat suspended ;wxt sy and wafer over the ship IA e
and pitching and tossing a. shc plunged 70 h-r an
lie watched lie boat most anxOu'y, saw her pai uaie'
the of The Golden Fleece after tough row inca
came dfay fun Of suspense the CORE pond mt ana
nudge hi feelings when be tie tackles iowefea ana 'he
boat loistcd NJ 20 the davis.
snl BE- could not think that any persons Of ordinary
feeln. ar humanity would leave ico~ creature 10 snel
pseiicamelt without effort and the c9Tsspon1gn'
expected every instant to see the gag lowered a~ ~ ana
good stout boats crew come to take MN on me ,',us
Of The yesse she rolled IN the seaWay ma me r'leh
Fleece at Zines from bis sight and each time that she was
lost view he imagined her hands busied in pulling boat
TO aid hin, but the next lurCh showed her with her boa
hanging from The davis her busted ony IN preparing
for sea When the Greeks the boat hOisiel up ana
the signals Of the correspondent dsregarded they became
sea- and maxi ng believe they would TIT Their boat 'hte
H. and at nst finding they not minded IN the snl-
est degree they pulled up all the loose ropes ana daP
the WRITER drenchngsnd the correspondent albeit
rather stout Skinned up the dayii tackle and got on the
lpiwaIk.
lie was stopped there, however, BY sailor in fur csp
ard shoepkin Jacket, who plainly ntmated he would not
lo lin on hoard. A. thc follow evidently relied the
assistance Of six others who crouchng bout
Tie deck having been reused mp most likely when the
boat aiOngside, the pOEdent that force
would not avail; bis pistols indeed were, as they gen.
rally when wanted in obscure of some
known porimanteau II would never do 10 stand swayng
and fro III The cold the top of narrow bulwark II
DE- mOsihene speaking very bad Italian could have been
urged extraordinary eoquence by such circumstance
he might have emuaied the Oratons addressed 10 his coun
iryen The present occasion by the uckess and SILVER
ing Briou They were deaf To them all, however but
ore practical rfan at last asked, Kew-astey role,e
dorcrl' ard tie tender Of Napoleon for the privilege
Of leapug he deck made in reply was accepted after
delay Of some minutes, which seemed holrs 70 the
sufferer.
Tie money was given and the donor leaped down on
deck but it only to find himself in greater danger or
at least in threatening position for tho Greeks
thOI ged around him. and with the most murdeous grns
intended for civil smiles, pressed lovingly around his
pockets ana ft the contents as wen as they could by
furtse uaeses inviting him nj the time to descend
Ly hole in the deck down into their agreeable sGoH under
tie iorecaste As there could lie but little doubt of the
interested Of their hospitality these Offers were
firmly rejected and the unfortunate party proceeded TO
make last appeal TO " tho Golden Fleece, by climbing
W the transport well he could in his fsmished and
halozen state and waving his handkerchief to the crew
The signal could be and doubt distinctly seen. but
no notice taken of IT, All the time the unfortunate
displaying the little square OF white can,rir' tho
Greeks clustered at the foremost watching whether
boat would hc sent oil or not.
A: length volume OF spray flashed up from the stern Of
the Golden Fleet the first turn OF her screw-an
thor and another followed and the steamer gathering way!
shot athwar the bow Of the brig aud made night down the
Dardenees for the sea. The Greeks mutered to each
other end fellow, with very significant sheer point
rc the Voss she rapidly increased her distance sa1
d" No mind ,Iohn-come dOwn-we good men Bono
Bono rs Illustration OF the goodness OF ms men
the corror ordent observed. however that some OF his
oomstriots paying their addresses to deal case
whd he had taken from the vessel full OF things that
could be had az Gapo and the top wasfla there
could be doubt of Their success. Page looked badly
,r no say whore it ends, begun and 20 the
proprietor descended from hs elevated position on the bow
sIr and rtdoubed his entreatie for boat to the shore
The Greeks shook their heads and grumbed AMI
cruned Gngry, getting closer around him. I'll a. last one
very Unlocking dog coming close up alongside lad hOid
Of the black leather of the racing glass which hang
by strap the shoulder of their unwecone visitor
evidently thinking that it contained arms The CORES
pondent excited by the conversation hc was carrying on
with another of the crew. and indignant az such an ou
rage showed oil the fellow with thrust OF his elbow, and
he little heel the tne sent
lin roong up against the bulwarks lie thrust his hand
into bis sas, and catching hold of his knife made rush
the Engshman swearing horribly as he did So but one
Of his companions caught HIM 10y the wrist As there was
evident disposition to take his part among the majority
Of tie and a. the incident had produced general
and very dsarccobo sensation among the seven or esh
ruans around him, correspondent prepared for the
worst. .
If suddenly occurred to him that it did not if
any man of q superior class who could command such
vessel among the men, and he passed quickly through
tbc crew and walking ait with an eye well over ms
shoulder for the cabin The followed, but n.
soon as ne gaea ae CO ,e dopn fast asleep In his
beh as he tired to explain to hun the object and reason
of lis intrusion in his best Italian the cor
IT spondent interrupted by the captain saying IN very
far vernacuar but little marked by foreign accent,
Speak Euglish, understand better" lie flew into a
violent being told the cause OF the intrusion
he was going in half hour-that lac had been
driven from Constapnople without papers by the help of
tie English and French and might be seized as pirate
by any ship Of wartha the English had ruined him and
h, a. had helped tho Turks 10 murder them and OPP
Iress Them and vet called themselves Christians: that he
would give boat TO the shOrebad no boat TO give e' en-
il disposed to 90 and that the Englishnan might get
OF the ship his way as he conirved 10 get mic H.
adding that if he Che Captain was an Englslman he
would sooner die Il hundred deaths drown IN the sea-
tan board Greek vessel or ask aid from Greek sailor
1heprospec OF being carried out 10 and knocked on
th head On route to some cassicaly barbarous hole was
now very painfully suggested. few turns VI the wind
lass. the gaskois off the foretopsal, ana the brig
would have flown down the boserous Dardaneles Ike an
arrow Who could prevent IT. Who could even tell
villa, had become of the haposs Bron whom the captain
the had sent board vessel anchored IN the
D6rdanccs at 81 clock spring morning, IN han
gale OF wind? There eye but one to behold any
tragedy that might have been enacted on the deck 81 mat
lonely brig ana il might have been pereraied with the
greatest upunty for no human hand was near 10 stay H.
As the captain had positively refused TO have anything to
do with the Engshman and had gone So lar III ms rage as
spit the deck and trample on H. when, IN reply TO
questions he said he had been in England, On too
often too often" There evidently nothing for II
but 10 "await the course OF events.
The crew held Il consultation among Themselves, and
ono of their number aft to the captain and had an
angry discussion with him. steamer visible through the
haze running down from the OF Marnora toward Gal
po was frequently pointed TO- and reference was also
made again and again the ships closer IN 10 the town by
both captan aud sailor while the seemed to watch
tie result with much interest The Engshman had not
lost sight of the fact that some bottles of his sherry had
disappeared from the case and had evidently been drunk
by he crew. and there doubt but that he too evinced
Good deal of anxiety to the dialogue, IN which OO1
the actors tossed about their arms rolled their eyes ana
stamped their feet Ike madmen. As he Yves craning his
Teck listen tie captain rOarcd ont, TO forward there
What for Won listen 10 me, eh 2! This too much,
and 10 the correspondent taking advantage OF their eN-
den. dread of steamers head, said Come come, my
good man, keep civil tongue IN your head remember
" that there are English ships at anchor near There was
not one and that there English soldiers on shore ana
if YOU insult it viii be the saddest day You ever
- knew"
The steamer from the Bosphorus all this time com.
nc down closer and may be supposed 10 have entered
tba al.ula Of