The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14
TIE RETURN TO TIE CITY.

me AIienS ~ TIE CITY.
Amer Inc corpse mad been deposited Ia the coffin pro-
cession was formed at the foot of the qaos and hs
,i,o nor,y nro.oadoa I'll, a, an, -. r..so -"
borne on board by the Marshal and his assistants and
from the dee of the steamer a was loorea into small
hoo, ana COZ, % ~. aa.. m,.a,,
pat anu sent 10 the Darge ONCE at the loot OF Whtenai
sleei. mere 'he irlenos OF me deceased were 10
readiness 70 receive the corpse, and IN few
hours the body was forwarded 10 its last rest
ing place ut calvary Cemetery The wife OF deceased,
through some mundersladng was not there to receive
the opdy rs u came ashore, but later IN the day she AZ
apprsed OF s whereabouts and took charge Of Il until
tbe preparations Tor tue funeral were comple.ci The
comm N when lne cuiprt was buried WAS PLAIN one,
bearing no inscription VIA ever.
On the way up 10 The city meeting was organized on
oosrd .e io jacket eA Alderman Compton IN the chair,
an am % M 70 MARSHAL hynders ana
ms @setshs were passed ey TIE unanimous vote OF the
company;
the DEPUTY nsshai and banded 10 ~ crS =,
copy
the "a sor ns tina, w bovo
witnessed the execution OF Albert w. Hicks alias william
johnson convicted Of piracy In the Circuit Court tho
18th day Of july iseS "'"''A A''' w ETrpESrr "
Joseph SHARPsON
A. g DONNEILY
ID. D. WHITE
p Y EVEREST
JOHN HOUSE jr
JOSEPH BIINDAI
d. RUSSELL
THE DISPOSITION OF TIE CULPRIT's CLOTHING
STocKBRIf,CE, Mass lutv I'm Isco
SiR-Aftcr the execution OF Hicks, will Won ul,asc dc
liver TO the proper owners and Claimants The co.hng
which taken by officer Ncyin, at Povidcncc-hat s
10 MIS- surf ana Mrs HUBBARD, mother Of Smith Watts
as tnsre VIII DC no iurther pee6 OF det-ning IT, Mr..
simmons VIII receive from MI stwcn, the Clerk OF the
trial; and ms. Burr will receive her husbands watch
there also These things have bccr IN charge Of Mr. still
h aIue , sea- ,; s ~, III si.ue INCL . ., ,,
,ac,.a iac ,. 49, , ' $3.50 ~ 20 .si D.
ri me- n, as o' h,i e. ~ We 0 ~, w.
, NV bcb ess ~ ~, So. -, , S & ,h , re
cnnr,a,,s al ,hnn, $3.50. - r,i.n 80. .a-s.so
vour nart in Tho ~. anI =, ssrs ~o III, i, ssas
source OF great TO tbs federal occrs 70 meet
with such hearty and able CO. ss we did at the
hands OF yourself officer NevD and others your pre-
cipct
shall hone TO continue nv acoua lance with You
when return to town 10 resume my private practice;
and meanwhile remain very respectfully your obedient
servant, JAMES !. DWIGHT
Capt HART WEED, Second precinct police &c, &c.
BLOOD FOR GOLD OR THE CosrrssJoN or ptCxs
THE Pirate.
.n.u who
an ,hou tina, sieppes, between hear, and hcarf
CAIN. He IL god
Spna' HOW Know" 'n'~ ". ,nc.s.nk.
vod
ApAn. So did the SERPENT and II lied. -(hia.
Tho h,bouse s,ded with In. shore
The clouds OF night came on
The silent shark Is grim, shaiowy form
Beneath the mocnbeams shonc-
AZ gai!y DER the dashng foam
We held our course alone.
wh,c b,n,v IN his arcan,s ~ homc
Each weary messmate slept
That night upon the fatcd deck
The lonely watch kept,
When. gliding DER the vessels side,
A figure toward me crcpt
A firm ns,er had seen hef,,e
With football Ike the snake,
The terror Of that midnight hour
stiii BIDS my bosom Quake
And, straight advancing, DAD impIore
My leave the helm 10 take.
His look was keen his words were few
A,s voice was low and clear
Tie magic OF It's me'oS Tone
WAS meiouy 10 near
"hehee arr tbou stranger " iendf quoth j,
and what my Mission beTeT'