The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

m.y-p,vssyioN ON BOARD rae ARGo-As AID
pTioNAb PASSENGER SUNDAY AT sEA-AN ICE
VlkG-rNE uARBoR on ST. JoHNS-rHE FISH
EplSs-- CONDITION OF rHE EDINBuk6H, ETC.
10 me EDITOR NEW YORK HERALD
NAV h. ASKED WY designate my voyage across the
atlantic u sentimental trip9 What sentiment there
~ IN Inc orosd Ipanse OF Ocean which Galway
from Noe York : For me, there Is much sen,nent 10
sn- deep Of the dark oue see, where sne heny
srbo sport in endless varieties aud tho ooosers OF the
despv boo und spotted sway. There Is scot Moot eVeo
n the oius and rugged moip'~ia' "n'n RAISE
abeir boasy heads aof their Greater AS monu neoso
ais granoeur, and 10 ATTEST HIS n%oin'enoe' 'nere
iengment in tho ooep rtoess7s o. tns'res'' ~hee my
y.os Of reathered saogsers sag, 10 coace tho praises
NJ .oeir .txer g8ist he be- yeas re-e;nD To the n
NV or mar seng Yes eloquent voice waieh
vgs ,nr,usnoct an natara and pess rressoiy gu our
,a, Deaf is ,ne VINO h'srs it not II speaks u nr
nm he bosom OF tns ocean rs lo1ds AZ M our q isS
ho,r for nilst HES crculstes ~ VEINS
,rr hearts cannot oeat mucs TO tnin.
ge,,,e rtqdertly, throegn the battle Of ne, shared
th, cgruon OF bumeuity, / -ss DOT q stranger 70
,ns mans sacrifices wren separation from friends
,a,ptes; BIZ. NEST confess mssef altogether
pup elared ihs ioteuee anguish, the deep aad sen
sorfox he ouoer ond regrets aud tue ter
rpe copnos bet seea inclination aad tuy witch
.s.a,Ied r1e on eav.lg shores NY native land
If philosophers de;am and cold hearted ssgss moral
i've a. their leisure AL those ~ho have preceded me will
readily aoun ihat uo,nng unmsns as or tests sGsc
t5ns more behold tue aud OF th Teced ns
from our vew proceed Gu our lonely way across
the Atlantic 10 remote shores Of the far West 1t is
ooly iheu uureserVeiy, for the nrs time, on all
resources ietno h uaexporet recesses of the
hsarl We tnen GER, with wonder, that no
ever dissatisfied wta the world has Still many
aitr for us and that however ,terng pros
pacts there Il al u o place Ike
Laugh We s,oics, at frai,ty PITY the who,
lavog all the dner feelings OF The heart and
asced a,o sue ecop nas not 10 this supreme aud
Solemn hour sigh for ms country or tear for his
frl.n1s For my part, envy no. the man who has
thing left 10 love, nothing ieft 70 live for. Disap-
po,ntntnt may tarnsh faifest hopes aud even
bright al prospects; stl We should look up
lcpe for nobler destiny, fully convinced that all
ID Tor the best the world bad as
soue represent II; even think thu goot pred oina,
and that be fouud CD ous aud deprs
Nh, lave not even Que great redcemng qualify ien
hslbtbropy, amer all, lie Sad remeoy for olssppont
nssnt; and, whatever may be my destuy, EarOoe
VIII for the past ana prayer for the dear be-
loved t.w.o
Inougb life may seem dreary wasts, have cuilsd
many ong my palo; aud deolting the frat,es
periectons OF hunsn TO its many virtues
COO n dug balance i,s favor. There people
M Europe, whatever be urged TO the contrary in
Who're nesrt the love Of "iashsr aad" IS more deeply
than ours. though aiversty may frosn aud
tyrants p-fsrcute, stu, sti We clog TO mud edi
ncs sod consider them as the sanctuares or child
hood tie TONES OF our ancestors; To lave them Is
only iDberiSaDce-to part with alt love
To- threshold crosse1 the last sad partiog over has
tened to GAisay having preferred the Lever line all
Others shoes add toe SAFEST oy the dau-
gers OF the CnsnDei avoised, bripgs as
four nunlrea miles nearer 10 New York-two
irnTortant CONSCIENTIOUS /, all those VINO value lie
Hme. Gaiway has many good hotels, and found a.
wcbb's ali the comforts OF a noue with Icezee ,n,l.
fph99h Indeed IL rs something IN this iron, mo4ey-
mex Ue age to get wat you require Tor mere tribe, aad
ssptiGeut the
f.Ipga cd Ira-v L-.A.
30 oice, an learned the Particulars of the boat its
sDDs2-, be number OF .ne crew, tue of sailing aud
Of departure. rue Argo Is oe au'na gessei, 600
Of eight @nion LACEY poseo "rne Ocean Feet !"
and purcnssea by Mr. Lever, but fregn.ed for
voyage
Mr. wu. Bu,ler the sanger, s young active man Of
keotieLDsnly d.meaoor, Gni wnuse worth
taSs AS ne mas ia o en- pl 90 oeird 90 starday,
th- 2Stb, there vas ' delay 10 preparing for oar de-
p,fure ana having ceared, ~e eaned CALAMITY out OF
TIE hoesi haroor Ia The wora OF Monday Afternoon,
ubder TIE command OF Captaia hapn, WIN clear sun
some and lovely weathsr On Tuesday reached lau
iune 30 o.g north, "a deg. SO vest ons.,
h. sestsriy Winds wednesd ~ found ia latitude SO
LofIh 20 Gegs ong., making under can.
yass steam thirteen kno,s AZ a ur
boat a snoo,n, steady sailer we h Vi little
scsLess boafa ana, create diversion, the officers
"a portion OF the crew innuigei various games,
vblsJ a the psssen GERS numbering between 600 and
Goo sno1 around boo Of the boat snaAicg WITH
lsnxutes, reuong toe ayr v III ioGd nations I
couo not be % 1Srug tue ingenuity Of oar Grave can
d.vrsicg expede0ts ~h'oh provoked such hlarity
Ro,bng coud exoee1 the f-igO ~ u the colheys
no nod py sa or 10 udo,ous costume hD.oo, q eud
Gel 10 ms Oasd, ana oaay uDseao1 by toe Sticking
p!oyens Il Of h-r mprove'G cs re g. richly ca arr
soDed Nor was che cocE's eve less rdicuioas. Grage
.uust tue Who could suppress laughter seeog
Tire Young uiiUitts,eJ voluoteer chalk
eye, end return ifoci the attempt with Gnseemy *
fsosu soo grim ceSs Nlrtn aud gooi huuor vent
hand ADD all except Ine backs we're ioIi ia tner
81 bosd captain and crew. "Wednesday Ist Of
June, stood II "a 53 norlb and long % 20 vest,
W'h tIopg breeze snd CLOUDY Eoe'hsr sy thu g.
GAY reached lat. 81 81 nirth, % 81 west, bavng
ieht ofesze 90 and hszs ~ea,esr. ca Fnday we
f'ooo at 81 81 ucb ion "a 5s 30 west brisk gales ADD
coudy, with rofthw sterly winis Al toe passengers
spr areo highly satsucd with thel- cooditon ald sne
tetinept tby received On board, amusng tnenseves
chereut ~ays, and AK o5sy locking forward tber
rtga! IN ST johns, where 0ey expected 10 be Tues
day ACCORDING 10 ths ptain cacusion Ou Saturday
the wind veeied FROM tn northwest while We cou.
unued course lat 81 80 north, loa 80 AZ vest with
eiro. bretzs and frequent eho Eers Of RAIN must NOT
osor the discovery OF a passenger, MAD recently
tuTned up, oriven by hunger fro Ia hiding ace and
C0rdemued to work durDg The oyage for liz ate ped
frau, baeins concealed himef among ,rgo be ore
we weissss anchor We had also the advantage OF In
creasirg csr numbers by the BIRTH Of dae boy whom
rshered in by delightful sunshine epd all assembled on
deck 10 offer up their suppcs'ion 20 the hcoue OF the
Amigaty and thank hun for thelr de'Terance II
was Sabine spe,acle 10 behcd toe and iughtars
OF Fru Sneelus around tier priest before gn aeiVen,
on the mighty Of the orold A;tautc, wolfe tne
acoeI's ded away aud the mlrmurs Of the deep TDey
VINO pave wtoe5sed It never forget Never il re
IgoDs Influence irresistible boandess ocean
Tor there Coz SCENE truy great Nowhere is ng
Ness ana DOR enre depen fence so saosbiy fels. Ha
ever tree orr courage may oave been; may
procaltn our -e1kiess indifference, feel am1 tia
tnmuituous rush OF the oeep the vanity oar preten
srDs and are obee1 - acknowledge tue onnpotence or
HIN wno has weighed It's the hollow OF Hs
hand
We passed on Monday Island Of Ice in lat. so 80
north, as 02 west; the breeze was moderate with
thick, hazy weather he forenoon; but dense og co
comphssec us, with light airs at and behsd with
perct woader and alarm the terrific Iceberg only the
5aips length OIL. We could have wished unex.
psced Intruder FAR away, bayiag had narrow ESCAPE
Of meeting u face 10 face It cay matter describe
no 'cehetg II assumes various shapes according to its
propo tops but Invariably meos sou with r0w1ng stern
aaoecl SOMETIMES ii resembles toe sntiqaated ruins Of
bme ca2ela!ed macs on crumalng 70 dec ~ another
huie i minics "oirrow," L shayeess huocs or a
saSt accumulation OF rubbish pied neggeny together
ZOO clveTed with sno~. We had piss-d iDy next osy
taNld" Is os corh, l1rgu1e 50 81 west dense
soK "bnn we Set on iui Speed aud soon reached 81.
Jonas, Newfoundland, with clear eod peas nt weather