New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

While doiug this an underseepef named Jefhies came
along aud asked Mr.. Farbank rduthU whsa ne vas
doing that for Mr. Fsfbank replied fbaf he WIS dong
Il by order Of M Wbiteside Jefres 0r'fef bin rot
= snv more VOID ard Nr. Fsrbank replied
lscd By s, ios O, sdt 81 wood ard
uat 10 I"pries in rag D,arI. a byv al anf
sttnst W.. FaiIiaAA s' ar mo '''
he skull knocking him blind and senseless, AID wa,ca
lcoa M Ga Tho rson hos dial for several weeks anu
- ,h,oh oygin, IA the shock 10 the braig a. IN ha
use NJ tho Assault mon Senator Sumner b, "bu!
Brooks he has not yet iruy recovered .o- ami
ri.bin him how many times be prayed earnestly tNs'
death might end his sleringsi how he was ieP. AM,
and was permitted 10 hope OF. ATT I'VE - t" rnd
10 Iis God Yet il is great wonder nov the ,ut"
n,s lave been preetrvcd rum nlter wreck htJ e'ni
how IL was tat insanity did not deprive hlm ong sLse
Of ell consciousness oi int u'' "i'''he" ' Wv
~, have we mot Tie explanation In the knowledge
Al he surely possessed lhgt there was loving asa uc
yct.d heart made al Che more o'lng deVo'd ana con
snt Nv ms civil bondage and The borrors % when ne
wa snie,iodf Voc il NOT that he know Dr. hai .Gitn
10 believe that her efforts l. ms behni V9uo Eyer
coasef And that he owed ~ 10 ri' u NOT "h;'seii W
onlrayor 10 bear with ChIsiiln patience an" m"h'y
stitud, the grievous Affections which hs was con-
pe led - experience -, n NJ
| Al The time Of the imprisonment OF Ia, Kcv; Mr.
vairnsnk he Yves engaged 10 be Uerricd to Miss Man
dona Ie,;on OF williamsburg. UGss., yolng lady ~
ra-o psrsoral attractions Gad menial endOwuents Ard
he qualities both Of heart and MAD which tbs esuni
be iady possessed VIA be best ilVstrntet .! stating
that during all the tine 0f bls Imprisonment (.rom
November lsJl' 30 April lsGD NJ. fnirh NIX the
one particular object OF all her thoughts ani I'll her de-
voted all 1ctOns. Her loving, cheerful and ho!cini
letters, were IA the staff Of life to hin. Though
stripped of I'll his money clothing AID property. when
be was Imprisoned and after bs other me1ls failed, she
sent him money. with which 10 supply bis wants FUR
Lished Lin a Oed bedding, towels, linen, aud funds
with which o. supply himself with suitable food coffee
&C. asd 10 supply such comir;s as Il was Posoie
10 d. aud that lie might not BE- obj ed 10 ct the miser
able PRISON fare which supplied by the warden. She
visited him IN person IL ls53 49, is5 lsC) 1867 max
ing constant ed1.s W procure his pardon.
At length. after twelve years. ono moth and Elk
fays' dreadful Imprisonment IN The StGe Prison ~
Frankfort hcslde fhe for months hc wss In iail ut
Louisville 81. Farhank received pardoDfrOn Lent
Gov Jacobs OF kentucky. and was restored ~ las lib
o.y
During the last six years Miss Ieston les been re-
sid;ug IN Oxford Ohio teacher v,lcra she might
be near Mr Feirbsrk ard wnerr she could be ena5.od
furnish him With continued ,l'aas. ~ soon as ne
was SCI ~ liberty he repaired ~ 70 Ter Pnce Of
residence where they we're married few EecSs since.
Dn la, iar the prison he furnished With c. nom
The prison fund ad old suit oi clothes such h0c
cqlTieIs might None o. his personal property
was surrendered 70 him the present Keeper refusing TO
gave il to him saying 20 him. IAN his property Is
mine" SeTouty five dollars sent 90 HIN Hero Withheld
and kept by the warden. Newton trniZ. And. acT al
most thirteen years Of iulr:isonnent 81 hard Lor.
,ti ipped vi all his mcans be boarding himself during
his incarceration, he Is again free