The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-08

mm +. Commodore rlebIr. having -
taam. sH Hf N.a aHeIt, CHARLES slDeaI
chen u ne bfnenbt
llNu fl. eicli " young stewart aHl
h.Rls pacing 90 and liu on lbe deck, nH.I
ltI "a U1ul lltpl snnspi. whou he stH a
small IHfi containing sugIc person, cil.
Ht IN lIom tie ui l'of at iho nrsfmu
rui 4 tup utn j. called, aul huluf q.
l4HY Dr be saip
Tue pofaun eas rowing With alI h0s m el'
$50 stewart vas not long ~ discovering
aar tl+e behind the sngl, holiman
wlts.eu 4 large rv,ct hllcd w,tnmtu, Nuo..
r.ueo ta8 announced by continual
iIur - im, uf whom they we're IN tugh
.f.Ie mnn pursuit, holding On taer way
ubu. tA,y were under Ihe Very guns Of ,nr
suip.
"Sow. byny soul '' cried Stewart "may
/. De- sho, # Don't taach these fellow o. l,,.
.aa. stand By Mr. Rogers, hc added, AL.
I.e...ng la'oritr gunner, TO throw . iit.
tg grippe lnio tba' fellow.
Auu.taui Iatcp wreath Of smoke cu.
el rp ,rUm lUc edo 4 th, ship, and a. tle
Uppt won, booming over tue water, taD
BON messenger spei on ia way, crashing
u,o iho pu-ung lost, severely wJuudug
$50 90 three Ut her crew. oAe Instantly
turned 90 pos back. at the same tl,ac taal
be gi,itc reached hls destination AMI came
up lae sd into the prc-ence OF 10, oii..
ot the dccs lie was an elderly man, win
a SOU, frame. aui yrowu.sA feature, bu. *
required bu, single glance from the lIru.
tcuanant % see that he was English Or
imcrcau. As soon as b. was sdlls,eu.ly
tccJyered from his oyer.exeriion 10 breathe,
b. ven, on 10 tell his story, to which Stew.
at listened wi.h nueh excitement.
The new conner was an American citizen,
named james Collins, native oi New York
who, with his wife aud daughter, had bsea
taken from an Am ,rlcan vessel a, the same
time rs is commander aud crew, two years
be ore, by Az A.gerine pirate. n.s vie
hal since Vi II, aud he and l. daughter hal
been enduring, since his ctplu,c, all tie
horrors Of hopeless and aggravated cap.
iNty. bat Ihr woF., part OF tue poor inIu >
story. aud that which moved Lieut.. S;gwai :
the most. vas the announcement that bis
daughter. gentle and beautiful CYL. WIS
on the very eve Of being forced into de.
te.'ibIe union with ,h very wretch wHn had
bought her and her father 3, slaves.
"ly agony !, These circumstances egi.
! minlte no, Two hours ago. flushed ,hs
father "whcn struck my psrsecutOg in,en-
.,tIe to my feet and acd. By d.nt OF exc .
ton managed to reach the water side, AMI
cuu1t kcl before tue pIrsuers could prevent
. e. Bat. though ] have succeeded IN reach.
.ug this place Of safety, my poor A CO I,
ill in th6 power Of her tormcu,or, exposed /
10 III. vengeauc.. and am almost crazy q.
. thinking that she even may now b, sub isc;.
. ed TO fate v1rs: than death. Ii cIilI
oaIy ed.is boats crew, uadsr yoas os.
der
'0ns moment" interrupted S,cws.'.- -
"Siay whese y,a are uaiil have .e;u c 10
mo or Prells"
ouc moment the young Lieutenant
. was engaged With his commander IN Ih'
: cabin. snl then he came forth With stem
smile o. sl,is action on hs es,arCs. Tn
minute NO h,l no, passed before a c
: ttf VIII twelve chosen IN N pishcd 81 II
tte a, knees. with the Lieutenant AMI the
, stranger 10 the Stern, and rapidly struck o.,
Fur the shore.
soar owner" said Mr. Coil n. ''residc.
in the western part Of the c,y. There ].
coas, guard es.ablishsd. bit DO not ap
q prehenl that W. shall have any spactl
I trouble from thu, sou &c. think W c,u
, larl below. G, up the street. to the hou.s
!. sri carry OF my child, and all without
, losing a man.
]. The toi; landed after twenty minutes ol
rarii progress. ct q small Hharf IF the
C;eleti. in the western ptrt Of the town.
: The arrival vss csr.s n = ob.erved. tu 10
= goat i,ai Of attention vas be.,1wel up
on i. by the stupid Alserines. Leaving p,
,r of his men in the ca,ter. with n-Ars ~
Z them 10 lie i1wn under th vi arr, Lirr'
' Stewart. and the remiin'lss Of hs 10 g
;. followed the footsteps of Mr. Collins. wis
; lei the var rapidly up the intervening
streets.
On arriving a. Ii. late prison. IN old din.
" looking structure. extremely spacirus
having all the leoseness II the Moorisl
!. stvle. ii. party discovered that silence anS
: darkness we're the principal features Of th'
scene. Not soani sa. heard nor wor'
uttered. The Whole bailiinz seemed de-
.sftei. The agony Of the father vas es
tretne.
Oh. nv child my child = he cried. NJ
lauvev able to control the terrible emotions
which h.i been .ureur through bic soul In
; .;n- the las, hour. 'shsll | never see the.
merei''
: A Moorish slave came around from tn
-rar of the haildna. ard szsurei his fsllp-
captive that the girl had been carried III b
shs r.ssssr. end shsa - 80 80 q hsn'