New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

cee sai greatness Of your character took it, plaza
amid recoso:iOps that wl be cherished BY the msnDry
1 ChIstian the mast delightful and
dpd, ard be Transmitted as az inTainshe tey
ecy 70 future GENERATIONS Al ;horsa1ts Of Gre.
sidts in hs and other lands maternal lessons 10 iIs
term groups Of rsp and = ndeg children incIe ns the
paece ~ those virtues which siorn huma 1l.y viii NJ 7
ere oi ihir most Impressive illustrations r tba story OF
your heroic Of more than ta0 hundred eicsGs
from wreck driven to and to the Atsnt oesan
raging under the tempests Of heaven Bat, CIq,a'
destar OF doing justice 70 the Leron the true Chris
tan beneyolerce of your condai and feel assured from
nIA nave heard 81 your seat msrt- on bret bI De
stul ncquen',nce hat the consciousness in yOgr
breast Of having faithfully endeavcred to do your daty in
that hour Of ieTi and suffering IS TO gheT reward
than he most atterrg that the toHgle nj eo
quence conld utter. You hsye already received some
faint testimonials Of the feeling Entertained toward You
by the people Of this Republic They the sincere Of
ferngs Of gratitude and sdniraton. Oar Federal Gov
eInnent a. the organ Of UIion, viii tender yoa
oiohaL n butte OF graieialness and respect Even al
ready you have received National compliment, rarely
If ever paid before to merchant ship The Publications
OF Our larbor. under the command Of the gaan. Major
sp.aeuo have this day given YOU you passed thcty-
one guns the highest honor they couli render Tae Ia
glib JACK and the stripes and have both been bound
10 eat other to day, in token OF mutual respect God
bass both tie Nations her and chiand may the al
iectng scenes Which have recently been enlctei
board this beautiful ship. and this deck where
We now stand, this British deck. and which have
bound in indssolube t0nd-, millions Of hearts
in both hem.spheres, to her noble hearted com.
nsIder also bind these two great nations
eeiher in tie Of closer amy and their ardent
to bless But, my dear Captain Crghon. We must give
you The parting hand Go prosperouly through your
voyage The prayers Of millions of red daily in the sa
ereo closet on the domestic altar and in public ten
pie viii <" mp To Heaven for your safety aad | canno.
doubt that he who holds the ia the hollow Of lis
hand. ard by His word stills the tempest, and fDyes tho
mercifu and pure will guide and protect YOU tin sanin.
in the midst Of that unbrOken circle Of loved ones where
your he warmes affections cluster Won shall reaIze
far may DC earth, the fall bossednes, of doing
good.
Capt CEIGHToy with that medes;y which Is 80 natural
to noble minds, disclsimed having done more than hs
duty and hoped that the hearty appreciation of the Amer
icsn people which had greeted bis conduct would smu
late himself and all his fellow do their whole
duty TO the suffering with alacrity. lie Thanked his
felds for the honor of their escort ami he sincerely
hoped the friendship thus suspiciOusy begun would be
for oil time.
With psrrg cup and hearty grip the party prepared
20 return 70 The seam!us This however 50 ca.
sily sccen'3led Tie Three Bells had come 70 IN an
,Aor in lover spit, and the wind and violent
10 render TIE approach Of the seantug both daioil,
nI1 dangerous. She managed NJ length to como under
tie sofn Of The slip where, though comparatively shell
tered she daucC1 NJ aud down the water Ike cork
hi.h above the clip, and almost IN Ter hsr boz
tom. 1aO Of tie party leaped from the stern or 70 me
sieemuc when Size drfed several luodri feet d oagal
Capi CIsnor tervanly requesting the nln1er 70 say
board thr0r the night lowered one Of his quarter
Loes sent her of with load the tug which had
come alonl side was compatible with safety
These got board after cgnsidrab difficulty; the
boat then returned and all Of the remainder save one per-
VINO feusCu 10 ctNc me tll cot into her. when she
again alongside ard her passengers were got on
board the ste boat with much difficulty owing 70 the
rOuglness Of tie Two of them barely saved them
selves from being crushed under the guards b. gra5png
the hands Of their comrades deck With hearty cheers
hey then left the Three Bells and her gallant captain.
The Jacob BC Wls compelled TO anchor inside the
Hook for tie night About o clock p NJ, tremendous
storm and every object obscu'ed from
sight Though partially sheltered from the full force Of
the gale by H. head lands the felt board the
steamboat in most intense degree The night pitshy
dark the snow bndiDgly Tick, GnI the wind roarel
around the steamboat in almost hUldcanoike gusts,
threatening destruction to the fra craft So fierce
the that it necessary 20 hold the boat By both
her anChor end then il with di,ulty that she
was kept from dragging th N aui going ashore. The
company the boat had beds, end too night as may
be imsg ined passed dresry enougi's tedious length
Cnivened only by the dash o. Il weor and the howng
OF the storm.
The morning dawned upon the weary occupants Of tho
boat bat with it, light pros ccl Of change for
the better. The still falling heavily, and the
bay covered with dense fog By about 10 o'clock tho
fog cleared up aud though the still very high the
Jacob Bell started for home, to the uniegnel delight Of
all on board.
passed The Three Bells safely riding anchor, and
fauted her with many hearty cheers to which she reped
By dipping hey ensign. just le her the sun came
and before got to New York the eyels Of the past
light had become the subject of merry jest and pleasant
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