New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

,-bose oarments, during their iihn'
.,orsa into the most obdurate KNOTS aaa I'M gene
n rr;nbababe. barrel Of clans Sas part Of the
.an .s;eu. and "bake" was me brilliant idea next
prt into execution not, however, without the resist
ance Of local authority. His scruples in regard |"
vesses that might be msled by the strange hgnt were
overcome by phrases halfcoaxing, haiftn'ea.enne'
yagne hints were thrown out Of bake IN whicn the
orlv biyaye would be certain local authority and OIL
determination to resist If necessary the who's ioiee
,ba. might be brought against the joval ban 30 the
CLAIMS were consigned to the flames, and revengea |
themselves by burning the fingers that were nungrhy
thrust into the burning embers. -.
Aboard again, there set in night the paraiei o'
which is not found In the general experience OF man
We shall make the novelty of the scenes las noeea
those of the entire most novel excursion eHcase
for presenting them with some particularly we
rhink We may call IT
A NIGHT WITH THE R0UGHs.
There were not many lights on the Lockwood Inc
martial darkness was the most effectuai ooscur"y
There was facility of riot without fear OF detecton'
The carnival wat at its hight by eleven O'CLOCK An,
air was oppressive with chorus OF noaidry ana 'ou
;tb obscepy Skirted forms, with diaheveled heads
moved swiftly about distributing mischief and utter
inc borrd noises in which there was more OF beast than
of man. A very favorte amusement was the haT .oe
Of large articles, such as stools, at the b"' The
tenders employed 10 guard the boat wee used to wal
op There was no escaping the dainty instruments
If one eayed to ascend 70 me perhaps purer atmos
phere Of theupper decE he was met with drying
blow while fulhD the rounds of the narrow ladder
To the hunks o. the lowest deck had descended few
OF the men Opposed to sobriety and peace This TACT
having heen definitely ascertained, prompt measures
were taken to sadden their sumbers. All
ne benches chairs and other weghty things were put
in notion and accomplished tattoo upon the deck
that .houd have echoed and reechoed far o5 at sea.
The hatchway was opened, and ropes let down upon
the sIeepers which, falling to connect were e1npha-
sized as to purpose by slight shower Of stools That
head or a limb was not broken shsE ever remain
part the mysterious ordering Of Providence Every
corner of the boat searched fer PROSTATE bodies
In vain the person was coled away under bench. A
sharp salute with the boottoe followed up byan active
application of fender announced that Heenan had muir
dered sleep. But one person had repose. Fan Of
enormous invention IA reporter of The Herald we be-
heve) wrapped himself up upon the summit OF the
wheelbouse and slept securely.
But tire genial haIity of the occasion was not fully
attained until number Of the roysterersthe friends
of John C. Heenan-had gone ashore, and discharged
| a volley of great stones upon the Lockwood This
was considered good thing that for about an hour
the missiles ratified upon the deck, and did not cease
until pistol had been fired by infuriate VICTIM and
general break head row seemed imminent Thus the
night wore away. They who snatched maps were in
dreaming agony, and they who did uo being so dis
poted, were in wakeful horror. At 81 m, on Sat-
urday, the Lockwood, much damaged in regard to
furniture, left Government Docks. Since their cree
tion no clearance has probably been more welcome.
THE SECOND DAY.
The Vanderbilt was expected early. The pilotboats
that were hailed for information gave encouraging
answer and The rising in grand glory although his
early beams were thrown over at least one scene Of
disorder and the dreary tokens Of violated Dighp
infused fresh assortment Of life and hope into the
spirits of Mr.. Heenan's friends Benicia stock rose
almost as rapidly as tie daygod. Fishing-ines were
unroled and given to the waves. The stern Of the
boat was selected the of this SPORT but no fish
were caught. AS the morning advanced cries of break
fast were responded to, and from this event there
stretches In the memory but a monotonous level OF
watching and cursing and "Dixies Land, the steamer
| beating about in the always brilliant water How
many distant objects determined to be the Van
derbilt, shall not say but the Adriatic, outward
bound was certainly in sight all the time after the
meridian, and at every point of the compass. The
superb creature actually dashed by about o'clock in
the afternoon and her graceful bulk gradually dis
appeared beneath the horizon expectation sank into
despond and provisions having begun to give out and
the company having ceased to be brilliant, it was
determined TO turn back upon Mr.. Heenan who, at
this moment must have been on the lookout from the
deck of the Vanderbilt, and at the last momont he
was deserted by bis friends.
KEENAN, AT STATEN ISLAND.
After such treatment, the quondam hero will not be
disappointed if he receives less enthusiastic attention
from the public and their representative, the press,
than the triumph of the past might seem to demand.
The voyagers of the Lockwood landed a. Smith Ferry
about ian hour having been consumed at
Coney Isand and covered their shame by palming
of fictitious Boy upon the fraction of populace that
gathered at the wharf singing as they moved from
the boat that POI ular air, Dixe's Land"
Later came notice from the Hook Of the arrival Of
the steamer. A small party, headed by Mr.. AcCabe,
chartered a row-boat, and proceeded in ignominous
darkness to the Quarantine dock, State Island. Mean
while Mr.. Burns, proprietor Of the hotel there situa
ted, bad personally apprehended the Vanderbilt, and
given Heenan and Jack Macdonald an individual
reception. They were taken ashore and put
TO bed but the faithful shortly in from the city,
now being really excited, and from their downy pill
lows eliminated The heroes, who met Morpheus for
the rest Of the night, which was expended in imbbi.
ton and other gladstone demons atons. Esrly in the
moIniBg of the blessed Sabbath the Boy rode to the
house OF friend in the vicinity Partial notice had
been given TO the citizens that he would spend the day
on Staten Island, and the early boats brought down
numbers Of oilers. Keenan, however, left the place
in the boat souhfed at 10 o'clock.