New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
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,beP >n'dnith arc I n' Of two nfsns Two mora ,a.
lad been Of s ey ind wse upon the ss
o. life nj ,o vet dared move his p,ti t. aud
band dS S~ S%S w. o eR % S
wsS ard beaver: bessn to grow dark Il did not seem
20 he ,hS Of G.lsi houh' pail were suddenly
Arc damp pH os sS,S' the "''
MY soul" sssped Ather IN must get them below
'' "Msy se move them ol the captain s.isd
"Y.swe may run ne rst though 10 sincerely believe
they would rot now be alive had they been kept below
Then hasten" CT ed Aheitob, all excited lear.
At that moments exclamation from the bel man attracted
startled them al horror. Upon the l.rposrd qa.,er was
me o. r wearing ereo poos pre- ~. rss
"Oa ~ss he nyss" shouted the c.p.is. "of vita it,
anil let her Gave the 'isysa alone expect VIII co. 'oi
~sy heb eh u, before the gale 81 TO- a.
e reeed fore says. and The gale vas eomns o, ne.
'ed Up by stout and nsen ot from snder the
swns :, co,,. n.ro make. ...,, e,ied Atber
tor in an sgu izing he spoke che storm
demon had come -Four stout me. e.ed the fsPs ,. we
in the manner while the nesfe~ and mary Lane
There came one deep gro.n merchant and then the
fell The which had been scar rode upon the
buried beneath it, II beke the quarter and sreP
the ,ek fore and AFT and for few moments the NOBLE oaa
grasp aid then with one Hsaty throe she ded on
Where my wife my child cried Anterior, leapps
from the scuPpers where he had been entirely bued In
The Only answer he received was like cry from Phes
psced and be took charge the ship sad with the help
Of balance reed mizen be conved TO get her up 70 the
sIds in the operation But twas thak Of running
before such gale when the lee shore was not over ty miles
the time lantern. had been and the quarter,
found charge safe bu Of those who carried Agbe
Anterior only left And where was the burden they
Alss! was gone Agnes and Mary Lane were both
"ob God. my wife and child Both gone both gone :"
the hereh
No. ms.r,, shouted The old "rss got de
Then cary it below. My child may be safe but oh at
In few minutes the party in the cabin Another
had been ade about the deci but Agnes AeIt9n and
helped ie I to besf fi the new new made mother!
Gould be lowered 7" asked the merchant delrOusy
not i've to % fall. UNLOCKED Oh there
in Ii. own mercy nay do Even change
ship wOgd be destruction for the rnsat every mo
With deep erosn John sank down and bowed his
lsdy been Bs sod h
captain had spoken truly and with reluctant breaking heart
Oh John Atherton had loved that gentle wife he had loved
seemed though life itself had gone with fearful shud
could only gloom be with him in all the long
But at length his mind turned to his child and
Shios cried: rhsre !. my shid~ -, ,,n. ...,,,,
the negroes led way the captains where both
upon the bosom Of the surviving mother Capt
bndins up the right the infants which had got
cut II Tsy duI The Cde on ds1 ,,ted
(which yours mas'rP the woman uttered gazing into
| the merchants face.
| "Yes, which is mine {"
"Bress de Lord, ! don't know, mast"
what cried Philips, starting quickly up; don't you
mo mas'r doesn't How should When dat come,
Miss Mary seed her msus son she chucked her chile in
arms timing Pose she'd help save de dear good wOmso
Of time dat got Dc children bof Of EN- in
Pese found &c little bof in heap rte in de b11t
| coiched EN- up an made dive for de CABIN"
But which child it that had his cut'" asked Mr.
Sure doesn't know masro the nesess returned, gazing
first upon one infant and then upon the OtheI.
faL as alike two peas ard both dressed in the same
Both the % % bsd .nS, o h
material aud from the patterns SO now he niue
for distinction that one OF them had wound upon
| the night arm ..,., . II .,...
should sd t Ss liz
AYE" added Philips" you should know that" c,, .u
dsy bon Scy. an SCa es alike" tn, o,D,.0
For Se w is ps new w thought
Atherton he said he turned suddenly toward that
pav vet be- decided fairly What to
absolute certainty than theirs instructive love. MY VIE
Aheron caught the PLAN and agreed at once to leave
| it to the liyb mother. And so it was dooe ,,, +.
Phillips gazed the two infants for long wnho IN
anxiety The little fellow who had his arm bound
:CbbDs With pain and re- neea more
awakened and che casped the sobbins wounded one to her
| BOSOM and said 1t was her own child 4, ~.
So children marked from that hour and the living
| mother nursed them both.
but the noble ship stood bravey up Mr. Aheron came on
deck to evoh brow He thought Of his wife and he
not word decision which had been made and yet
he too had felt his soul toward the wounded child
the yns mother has not solved The is locked in
the and until the gives mp its dead may not Aho"