, 1870-04-24

learning, AAd Iuoei Al6enhE ua. Ae
Jug su osSesr. 4 10 He s aiso uzged On Con; S sa
rees an imitation of Eugliah naval to
rcip!ine, and advised hbetahty in the distn- to
usiou OF prize-uonNy. After waning long vi
no RanSsr. and despatched on m advcntn1ous
riyateeIipe cruise. 1t is supposed that this vi
eteel v ~ The first to bear the new national III
ag to Europe, touching at Nantes to obtain | ae
00 louis from the American Commissioner IN v
paul now planned descent on White Il
,aycn. to rctalinte on US tho injuries We J
lad done on the American seaboaEd; re q
AXE Paul Jones, own seEsion 1n,:. q u the =
viii. thirty-one volunteers in two boats.
Unfortunately for the foragert, dsy he-
gan to dawn }ust as they reached TIE U
outer rier. boat was, however, INSTANTLY e
to set 6re to the hnlppnE on tns
taking to burn tl,at on the SOUTH. Tho walls
were coon scaled; tho cannon spiked in both |
fortr, and the as.ouished and droway eentlnels
secured in the guard house. 1n tho com
uanlers ve1stion, noWoxes; tns ps1ay ,nn sani :;
confusion, having failed to caHy out then pur-
ncre, and having burnt out all their santern
candies. Jones, furions At tsns, ret nle 70
large slip tLat was aground. saIToauoeu yas " a5
of tar wan poured upon tho flames, aud the
contIarTatiou eoon eptead. The Nhitehasen
neople gathered at this. buzzinE and snsEs
hut Paul, pistol in land, standing oetmcen
them aud thc burning g,tsd st1P' uaIessnc % r" III
their r.iscne1s bus three, As the poats eeuio
mi cary them. Jones' men re embarked WITH
mt o,1nrition. The moment the boats were
well on, The Whi.ellasen people m m .s;, 70 me sns
there we're ouiy two dismountcd guns on me
iscsch which we're available. With these the
Cnmberland men commenced hot ont III
directed fire on the boats, PAula men fef!Eing
i, lrnyaJo Ly {lirc!ArginE their pistols. Onis
one ot Jones mon wsre missing: md, and II h,iiss ns
descent no one on eif''"- A-''e'
OF wonn:a'ee.,a wonn:'e aver now for the Scotch ahoIe,
paui arrived at noon, At st. MATS ls.e;
, in horea Of capturing Lord SeiAfk, ana
ueipg him As n hurtASe 70 eeeufo = AnA
, exchange Of prisoners dur?ns Tue VI. xers ~
4 r1ua}l party. Lord Selkirk being aoeenl.
: p.ul accoirliug to his own despatch "a
Erauklin, was on the point OF leaving the
/, island, when lis officers began to complain e ol
o t~ct,inc no plu,uler, whereas in A1neIlca the
O Enrlis}, haa nh only destroyed r'ch men
T. hn'!re.. but burnt novels and carried on poo
r men'r COWS. The American Captain, scent
- no other means Of gratifying his ..,a snrbulSn
:. family nlatc valued al 1850, This plate Pau
* Afterwards purchased, and returned TO tn
8. Countess. with romantic Eallantry worthy Q
j. The days Of chivalEy.
OF About this time, also: ram zones Re1
IL round to tie Firth OF Forth, and snddenl
It | u,ailo LII. appearance oil tic lang Tow
40 ,sD y, Rircaldv,E to the horror of the Fiji
en si,ira people, who looked upon him a.
re devouring sea monster; Wine tne reop
ce rrl. IN v,.entric old Presbyterian minlst'
.,l came puslin; through the c1owd, csrE!'ns
o15 a1m-chaiT, which lie jammed down close
is, lov-w..cr mark, the tide coming H., ~ 1"a COZ
ma meneed PRAYER 10y a change ol "Ma " III.
ire "Einna send, o Lord, he said, tMs = =
IN yirat. to strip tho puir folk Of k!rkcaldy. I
icy Sc ken they arc =, puir enough sn nae haa'
!nr to spare. The puir women are ma
frightened out o their wits, and the oalfns ~
t sheking after ,hs@ ho ,o u Hsl helG burn M Il
nas ssrks. aud VIA kcns bu. the blu
ese villain might tax thcir lives:
Gamma .leli; ! Gamma hol'; : ~, 1ae br. y
Is- &C. Yuma turn tho wind aboot, aud biaw !
i, il, fcoundre1 out o our gate, III uae star
,av- but will ioor. cit here until the tide come.
ave ard iroons mo. Sac TAX yer wall o. u ~
re- ily for tic worthy minister the wana e.a's en-
,oth and Paul Jones' disappeared ITO" 'n'
hich TWAS during this swoop, along the Ensl
dis Scotch. aud lr;~h coasts that Paul Jones
,csll stacked, Of Ca1ricktergus, BY an Eng
rh,p Of war the Drake; Of an t~shS t9,s2 suni Iipu
inst tlcjr Capiain. Lieutenant, and forty
men. Their rails and rigging were cnti1els
10 pieces Jones lost oly three Elen'
n>s A. I III re.T timo ranl Jones' bills were
inc 9;rhonored iu France, while hin
er1A md men wanted clothes, and
scarcely knew pllcro to look Tor
1no1row's dinucr tor hin1s on ai'u = =
= restless aud ambitious mind projected {
d,rnr c1reditionn 10 alarm our coasts an
iu1c cur trade. He offered, with thLeo itss
u burn WhitehAycr, aud 30 stop the VII
supply Of coal to 1rel.'"': Hc WISHED az, 70 :
ana destroy al tho shipping Of the clyde
a1so to burn Grccnoel and roH Glasgow;
rJ.nne1] the destruction Of tho Campbell
iishery, and Of tho coal shipping 81 Sswc'
and offered to intercept the English, Wes
d. OF Baltic neeis. Ct g assa o., %ar' na Mss !.
conplaiuine TO the French and American
.rn1nents Gt the shameful inactivity IN
Le Was kept for want Of money and ships.
After months OF painful suspense, E
oceasiopel by tho jealousy Of Tho FFcnc]
ce1~. tic French Ministef Of Marine =
gave tlis int.eri1 MAJ ship, 81 fort
run. then lying 1t L'O1icnt, and this
lsplf y orn-1ut vessel Paul rc-chrsstcnsaL
Uomme nichzsd. in compliment to Fr1r
Icur 1>icllArl. There also sailed WITH II
Alliance ,hilty-si2 guns, PALMS thirty.
Cer. eigldten guns, aiad ~. sensennesi. R
Juo,,ica fleet, WAS also anxious to u
iHiti,. and levy a contribution Of Elt
This last daring scascmc being nrcyente
contrary airnt. Paul jones. Ate! ew'
MANY rrizes into hiH nets, tcll III VI
IsIli. convoy tiozty-onn 'saill off the
.li.e ro..t. He instantly clused Nit
fHcste. the Se1aris lforty-four. sun
moonlight OF flalneotouga head, "hi
crowded with spectators. At the Fam
u,e ralIas e1aprled with the Countess o
car lnroucL twenty guns>, the companion
St1apir This as. the great moment {
Jones hfo. The crcw Of tic scrap
rjcketi Ypcp and the ship Just Oh the
fhy c1ew OF the lion Ht,n.no va
Que. cct,sikt;nR OF Americans. English.
Maltese, Portuguese, and alalays; This
atl tue Bon Aoulme were ~ c!oso t.
l,o pre- that tho naux1!es Of tue guns Almost
ses tllat | each ctEer. 4Ge nsst hnut !" ~eut ~ ~
10 ur>- P.ul Jones. according to his own acc,,.
sxrl cai- | he writes with evident honcsts; Il
:. In I H.n NC received several eighteen [ouu
.at there Below the "ater line. an4 net el1eA
i whrn Ienctd and Al anilnncd. SIX old ten-ps
'hc 18th on lie low u eun-dtck proved useless
.lculatod .: them bu1zt. killing Almost ~ the t
3I. md | toptd ly them. Colonel de Cham,lia
cont;rm | twenty soldiers in the poop, deserted t
t. OF the | tlpu. 1he Pufset. "no couan1aAoso
cui.tlons wounded, lAul Jones' had to sale =
. that On The tops alone seconded the tiro Of /
Of Nisan email nine-rounie1s. and his enof
The suu louble-E.aded shut. 70 disable the
10 Garth tle Serapis. Three Of FA,As Under
WIS rem. ,he grnner. carpenter. and rnaster-
aud the brgan 10 1alk Of surrender. add eTsn I
Matthew, t the Englisl sailors for quarter. I'VE
h. eclipse Eeu vi n wounded, which aispuated I
the sixth The carpenter, Who was terrified be'
,ozs over Arew tLe pumps Of the Bon HON
ok p. MY eko: away, and bc3assed the
xiii 4i-} b. tinling The gunner tElsd e. s
perfaetly | An,e1its1i colorn, but cannon ball ha
atio.. our slot uIcm away. 1hcre were no" n
Ss-l. from water in the hold, and fro had hsok
i ~, 1878, several parts Of tho alip, and even
hesween 1tvJer magazine In the meantime,
,;ch also Tie Se1a1is WIS also on dre, atsd 81
!, moon in stcu.des, dropped from the uAin-ya
,ni:so1 Of Ion Homn.c, fell on heAp Of eighte
Jaws s,e cartridges, left by the poHdcr-monke e
th.,;r Ere5 Strapis on the hali-deseztea upper d
- tLc fol, a1lloeion blew up about twenty En-
a wi Was refs ard cf.icezs, stripping the clos
T. t".1oni.r. their bodies, and scasterng them
the Pdras- To- ~ oAnSo4oast3 T.~ts;, 49,
9 70 saog * tho lis own hands. struck his q,
ai,s,o A. - I'll. lad teen nailed to bis nast, u
sn sans ri A.. peurle d1rinS to encounter the nre
''s 'ops a;I,;ss, A,ne4ican's fole. Tue stubborn
y. ~ ~ ~ isst,a ihr, hou1s and hall Le
" An-s 49, | o,,lS ptt l1nye borne much more