The Trinity times., 1855-05-12
a Wreck in a Fog.
TIE EFFECTS OF DISCIPLINE.


Channel. affords striking illustration Of the
effects OF discipline. Ii is scene taken from
a story published in an English magazine,
which viii account for the familiar reference
to some OF the characters which figure IA it,,
The writer says;
The NIGHT grew bacl,er IS the mist in
creased. with tie somewhat modclating gale,
and long, hoaying swell came rolling up
from the Atlantic, each succeeding sea ape
pear.ua To rear It's gigantic volume higher.
further. l.ercer, than its predecessor, and still
the GOOD !.p steamed on through the dark
uc.s. 4 light at her iorotop. and an ,uoas-
i.uct c'immcr at the bunacic. only made DE
surrounding obscur.ty appear more papab.o,
and through the dense lo-, which seemed tc
pery.de the very deck and hang around The
>pars ANA tackle, was difficult 10 distinguish
/ tlc two phantom figures &c TIE wheel. ana
! the lookout man in the bows. I he cap
tain ever ana anon d.red 10 h- caD.a ,' cou-
ss.t bis chart, and, rcaWear.a@ 30 ..e W,.
slippery deck, cas-. au Z. & ~ tie sH.. core
pass and tle course She Was .af-,lcn
glanced 10 W.Haaari. Wueia some nsg- W.'e
sang i.3 crest O.. lu.u into t.- Light. and
soortu- with ,l.t p""er.u. steamer rs Tld
uav.i.He, aa .yu i, heating spray, lu
wan. .uuest o strength, high over JHc pro-
tecaaE lu.Wa.aa t.. tie very yarns dr.Pod
and slroaufe4 W.tu brine. i .~# .rul words,
uuiat...ig.u.e To taa andsmea, were a-ac1-s-
ed o. jue struggling s-ocfsmcu, and ;.-a.D
the captain glanced a.TIols.y d, ttc com .sa.
and ku., Dis t.oVe aua seemed j. .t c.-e.--
Between tle decks canaa4r pa~scug4,,
saored l t.,-ir hertls. and aloameao q, home.
LH,e taou-. ta,y oi lagono- auo .o-. ali
driving seae. They had paid the.r pa-saea
money. ana they were 80 be delivered save
atihe.r dest.uat,-I---Wa> .r u1. Iu t.e bond
The, were, 0r~.ycs. .u tns t..llo., 90, tUr
,aa.rso oa 5oafo o,g.,.4 ~ auspeaDaO.o rcuc, auo
consolation lom tic knowledge tia, tu,y
We're oa.a more .u snGHdiuas--aH4 t-ey, loo,
s..rt t.e s..opo .uu1.-uea auu s-cGrty, So
mmu-.. passed AID au.i the gJod SD u
he.a s'eaaly oa
Iut tha captain grcw more reetles5 and
disturbed, and h- ordered t.e steam TO bc
-acacuci. and sailor 10 be slulg over the
n le. and to heare Tie lead and tDese We're
wise and sycm.u.he precautions, UGt they
were le@ minutes To .a.e. As the WORDS
le.t lis mouth, 2 shook that made That huge
..aric sh.ho aea.u hroreht him 70 the deck.
True to his -ealan.iEe nature, he shouted %
'oae. tle eug4cs.' even az he i-l, but sine
was aground and % was TOO late. z&Ce he
recovered lis legs ae rneW TOO wei what lad
happened. sea after see came pouring over
the deck, o-e.o' tae men 81 tGc Whee. Was
washed overheard t.c oler barely a-yed rs
le ss. ..g oast ...s ID the helm: cyery'-a <
flat vas .ot rr-. went g. o.-a .y t.t
he.ga al. 3. l... N.Fa' ..unt-a -ea-
y.r iato the .e.- ue-r97m. p1t o't ,la I->s,
ahd re@t-ea ,,l ,r.uual A.n S tnEeur =
ID q mere j. p.s .a2 ug1a t4a waters. The
slauyu ca.. ta'..ae uo Tie torccast.e g,
every Hau rs he .-4 Sept, Aa.t dressed, and
even now scarce awaA-; ylt s0ea Is Tie force
o.. La5.t. Ga. confusion prevailed more tian
alarm. and ucre ana there even q jas, rose to
lqsWaicn "a a .eW hours might rrobaby be
s4eagtl forever. ia. ! uo. sole mistress uu
deck, fear could boast q. undivided dominion
below ~ar.t,3. an. so5s. and wauur pc.y-
ers bu,s, from the atrlgated passcng-rs, af
they ru he'd trnu.tuoas 5 from their irct-
i've ba-ls iAt2 ,as saloon. and asked N.aty
VIVA, haj happened, and inquired "'th "a.e
lips II there vas any danger; one said, Us
there any hope" and the panic creased as
il spread ana wives c.uuy upon their Aus-
bauds breast. and pressed their Children 10
theiy sides. a.a screamed in an a4 uy ol fear
and one, strong, stout man, shouted for
halo MS though terror led turned his brain,
and raycd Of lis wife and little ones at home
-Nat home ca firm, dry land, that he had
never known how to prize bciore--taen a
vhts-hair1d minister, one Of honest Joan
WcBey'a'lo!lowcrs proposed, in a calm stea-
~ voice. that each and all should huccl down
and pray; but tie airieh.ed mass, NO" wa
yelue and struggling to the hatchway, paid
no attention TO ,he good mans suggestion;
rar each stroyc to reach the dccl. AS though
/, were haven Of SAT- a.cty-cach .ns.ineuye.y
slran6 from ;he dea Of pegishiug in that dark
dreadful cabin, and the sellishnesi Of man
came out and developed Itself even in that
maddcninq crowd, rs they pushed each other
aside, and struggled who should DC hrst TO
reach tire door
Charlie. where are You 2 exclaimed Frank
lIard.ngstone's unshaNon voice, as Ae emcfS-
cd already dressed from his cabin, into the
seehug confusion of the saloon.
'llerer said Charlie, struggling 10 free
himself from the cHlfac.s %. q stout old
IrencAwomau who, WILD wish terror, Was
choking tae .sd. as size c.ura round h-t IeeA,
and iup'o4ed hm g. be Aer pr. lvct.-
'llere avn, Frank. wete aground, t.Ht:
} wan, to .et oA deaA aul make n.. ~ use
luI IT Ills OH woman would d. me 11.
Charlie freed himself from t.s venerable
dam F. embrace da. sao c.m, hard 10 his
garments, and be was forced to Zip outoi bis
tre-.u1--o"u, which he l4I p4t I'D g.. the
hrst moment u alarm. and leaving ii u het
grasp uaoe As escape, clad only u u- salt
aud woNs.rs. NHeu Aeraeuld tae oeca
DE found muS already there. iatuI put
himself underline cayaA- o.a-.a, auI nos.
lending l.- a-..-tau 10 rc- .qta discipline 81
tlr a- pa b.a. aid Is c.e.r tile vr..s Iae
huge SHIP a.a,-I a.l sa.t,.,. .A l.rtara.s.
a- Save a.af wave uaeHs. Aee .if.er aaa
farther ou tie eHa..,f f.a .9s. faa. added t' l.e
confusion q. u.. sut. a.i .s t become
..o5., whether her uuu.eH c.a4 st.la
aH-. lae .eae.e.'ae-a suece--.se Shocks.
ese4 tie sturdy s.aa.u 1e-.u ts A.tat De-.
PONG b ..eres. and cl.. though nome hu. s.
"4enl. Is ae-t GROSS. ta...a ieam stem ~
-.u .LDe boats ..e o--a. la..-4 Tie
o."
'by Tim Gat maae u.., II strike tao lrst
ma4 .eal ,a4, s..t t..Aau. osa.Ia. .n.I ..t.
captain. ue4.iue D. a.4a.-a1e above ..s Aeal,