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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-17

tpUbL1t NOllCE.-lNl ED 81 ES IN
Il TERNAL REVENUE FIFTH DISTRICT, y: u, comprising
Sveuih Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth Waris-Noiee IL
hereby all parties concerned that the Annual List for the year
no containing the Income Tax for the 1869 Bari Tables Car
nags " atches Silver Plate etc, keit for use March 1870 and
SIeca Taxes cnsesl. MAY 1871 required by Act OF
1906 the Acts thereof has been received from
and wi be this Once for and during the
the hereof examinations and that the As
will determine during the Of i've days thereafter
valuations
contained said Annual Last and said List will be transmitted to
the Collector within after the of the time for hearing
appeals appeal viii be allowed any party duly
the : been the Collector
should he made writing
which
aGeinctiOn requested. MORRIS FRlEDSAM, Assessor
AgsfgSn n. II -ApT. Nav
, 1870-12-11
Punchincl1o'A Poc&tcal Skctch OF
Greeley

FnnCnAnGkl01A fN&klCAA HAC1Cn OF
Greeley
There was an agueulsufst philosopher. and
Who TIL uFht the world his debtor and himself.
OF course. Its c1ediur:
man ne was OF wonderful v.tur'rative fer
Though seeming an embodiment Of midness and
This ancsnt asncnltuttst, philosopher, and
editor.
The clothes be wore were shocking to the citizen
Asaured!y ttsy tt would not pass in circles which
So yepe,sbls were the5. and 20 distant from pro-
so ruel,T sii11i 11insus:ed to respectable society.
Which MINERS IN ia memhtEship some cttszcos
estoeticaL
Tie kert mode, farm for every sos. Of wild ex-
WHICH was 10 all the ne!gabo1hood a source OF
con@tatt wIr1itnent:
For every one who passed that way pretended To
Discover poa pIin vines that ran across the ae'ds
league or two, ..-.....
pe1inent
lie had areadfu, passion, which was n,t At al
For gong Tor Al; once, either local or Congress.
si0nBL
Bat il, ~ often tst,, nominated, get the people
because teey 1houeo., quite properly, 1t would
be wrong 10 KTRut! . -.
The aii.c; tsnntpg passion that was not at ali
pFofets tsiOnAl,
.Among the many hobbies which he cautezed OF
lbcessALt t1y
Was one he called protection, and he rode II
quito nnpltaeaury:
For II an}ort dls5cnted from bis notions tDtu
diciously,
He went for him Immediately, feroctously, and
victously,
Did this ahEur1 equestrian who cautefeL on In.
ceesantly.
rerHciaus history
Concludes his observations On the lncatnatet
mystery
tor. ...
Who thought the world his debtor, anu himself
OF cs,u,se, Its cee1itor,
And WIN wll1 surely figure on the oldest page IL
history
, 1870-12-11

tbe saue tcmb he III seen beariog the fruit Of
The tree Of ,ife, bssrdod, With long and fuxiug
hair parted On The crown, and long, straight
Eofe. But the cei1ipp Of ttn 9ounh chamber
In the catacomb Of St, Calixtu-, is fre4eoed :
la1go medallion, eu17ou, de4 by cnr,ous or
cent:o of this medallion Ia = bust of Christ.
The figure is partially rude, come f1rAoing
bling huug over the left shoulder. Tbs faco
is oval, the brow emooth and lofty,
the eyebrows Arched. the nose straight,
and tho whole conntsnanee baamipg N
nee. The parted hair drops IN cu11s upon tho
shoulder; the board Is ahor j, ecanty Aaa tifur-
c4.+d, and the geuaral appearance lodicstrs i
perscn net1een the aEee Of 80 aud 40 Tbs
cataeouab OF Efreus and Achilles bas fnIl
length figure Of Christ moi differing materially
from the above ard IN tho catacomn Of st.
Agnes Ia a represen' Ation OF Htm "a +sthe
Resurrection aud the Life" In The latter the
brow is high, tto fsce oysl, but not long, the
lower lip somewhat coarse. light rnuatache.
. sEal ptinttd beard and eyea obliterated-
On the tomb Of St. Cecilis Is = life-size bust
moustache and no besid-: In the cem.tesJ
Of rrG,e1ati there is one Of the latest discover
Cd f1escoee Of onr LORD, which represents him
tesching ae philosopher the face is OF the
utual style. but has no divided heard. The
arb Of s. raolo- fuor le-Nuri, At Rome. hiss q
fefF' eehtat1on IN McsAlc OF toe toUI-Ano-
twenty e!ders offering their crowns. Io the
5cme, the ssviur. appears in glory, with the
founders Of the church. in alteration on ei'ber
ride. H,s right hand il raised in benedtctton.
while TIE left holds the sceptre. Tho figure
10 clothed 10 the neck the face il calm and
grave, the eyes large, luminous. and tender.
We might euumelate many other delines'
tioDs OF the divine couutanance. but enough
have been mentioned to show 4 marked re-
semt1anee in the main characteristics mani
ferttd IN all, thereby proving that the q aud.
ard likeness recognized by Chris'eEdom rests
on we1l-established tradition, and not On vagut
| imagination.
, 1870-12-11

IN Tho moonlight, and sye.y feature convutasa
with excitt
O. You did that, stranger Z" he e1c.asmed.
WITH tteutor1ah 1u. gH, and accents 1ndioAtive
Of rage ,epreseed until ii was at tho point of
"Yoe, me /" vu Bills reply. delivered In
slightly 1esH COT t1dent tune.
The stra, ger Jumped about fo1r feet into
the air, cracked lis heels together 80 tnas the
1e CIT sounded like tbs dIiug OF moakes.
swinging hf- revolver a1out I'd to the 'front.' 80
10 10 ready for inatant use, and, - he came
d. VI, fairly yelled:
"We,, BY The great horn spoon, attan,ger.
that ia s'reul,f! I hope may be eunE IN -
this n inute II there VA, but ono white man
| thsE, an Tn the man."
The camp wss a. silt ~ death IN An instant.
Every man expo Cd to hear the report o. .
r~voIver, aud waited in breathlees edenee 1ot
the sravrine c.tsetIophe.
"Iou the man {"
! "Yes, by the oioody jumping tom.csts Of
JeEusaea NE: Tske good ioos =, .nqtS,or ~
TO the contrary"
1he silence grow deeper. concatenation
Ei1 lay uotionlets for moment, looking up
at his oppouent in the moonlight; thep. app.-
rently sA,i. fled that be was man OF his word,
| aud vas abla to carry it out, slowly turned
over on bis eide, and, drawing tho corner Of
lis blanket over his bead, remarked, wish
voice n free from excitement as thtt OF an
infant quietly resting in its nothss's aoms:
We'll. reckon that let's me out."
A peal Of laughter from Ill but the two
rang out on the deeest a11. and was answered
hs wild y.p-yap-ysp - hoo-oo % from the
startled wolves, which we're pro1ling around
the camp BY dozeua. Tho etrArEe1 went sui
kily back to bis blapkets and lay down. Again
and again the loud laughter pealed forth on
came from Bill 10 denote his consciousness.
l1a had played that band for all it Vas worth,
ard was f.it1y rai8ed cut ut last.
When the Eummita Of the distant HarcuvAr
Mountains we're giinting with tho rays OF the
1iing sun, the miners Of the Fork were up
and stirring as w.s their won't The breakfast
bell sounded, aud 4 rush WAS mkda for the
dlninG-room- A familiar face WAS missing, and
there was = vacant place 1t tho table for the
first time in woeks. Consideration But vAs
gone. The camp which bad known him 30 long
oIthe dawn be h.d stealthily rieen, fold.
I'd his blankets, packed up hia traps, saddled
his irshot mule, and departed, As silentlJ Ae
gbott. not deignlug even grun good-by tc
anyt ody about the ptemisea. What bectue
he had travelled too often that to Salt Lake
was heset bv the Hualsra aia and that tc
preteott and Tucson was lined With Apaenea
, Did be take ''the road that Waru's duckt
went7" We shuddered 1t tho thought; bat
i in sheer desperation, he may have done -.
4rontie1emen friends passed before 4 lowl,
grave on the road TO Skull Talfev, over whics
i ecme wandering Mexican had erected 4 ruda
: ctoss Of stone in testimony Of the fact tha
, there rested the remains Of Chrsliauo
There was an empty bottle on the side Of th
! did tbcre initials stand for "Cognao Brand.
!, OF q Copcatenation Nl?"
Tue party were about equally divided Of
the question Of the pscbahihhes; but 1t II
, 1870-12-11

veil ~ hers. and your presence Is tho aiSnal
for their pensnre.
Hneh! here's papa!.' MAMMA says, in
hslf-f1ehtened tis d Of wss, sss soon ~ you
hesr you talk. d. ara. spe,k softly" in an aul,-
b!- Whisper from III: other end Of the room,
wEera they are ali congregHte6 together,
nlHmx aud the little ones, with h1lf-scaf8d
lotks TUNED ask.uee At you. seated IN solitary
msjstty before the tlszpg gr1te. After which
and thtn,, sn EXPIRE eeiro sbiver, followed By a
Ea' tie, "Come away With me, my loves. wa
will 60 into another room where there Ia FIRE,
and then yuu can play without disturbing
para"
Yeu. al tht- while, having got over the pinch
sgo when .oc asked for quiet. arc ncrfeetl,
III: f' rent &c .neit little toicet. and, indeed.
rather enjoy listening to their prattle and
hearing their odd remarks. But you once told
your vile to keeD them quiet, and sbe takes
her revenge by tsana1ating your once INTO for
ever, and making your momenta1y irritation
an enduring annoyance.
and in tEie manner Of takicg revenge wlveH
and houtekeepets are naturally Adepts, owing
to their poetion and power, There his been
run on b1iled beeft sav. which sou one day
said you liked. Since then boiled beef hAs
become like tho "rabbits hot and rab .ita
Coiu VI k0o HeIHu EtaCtt A&s1 sNu u Q EAAieak-
I'd with boiled beef Yuu hate the aight Of tile
red and Hhite, the ca'rota and the cabbage,
| tho broad silver ekewer, and the big well
dizh. ard you complain. =" Three times in !.
fe1,night :" you s.y With an ill.temp:r:sa snG.
bic scu may be told meekly. i" Tou used te
1t, or st Iea4t you said you did B.! 6ns :.
ard you sh.ll not 10 annoyed By it,
appestarce again" Whether you arc told thu
or not, It never does appear again. II, Aftei
ayes1s abstinence, yoa AK why you nevel
have boiled beef now !? you are told that yor
don't like it; and. therefore, although i Ii
Just the very thing your coal.heape!: Likes
bert, and what il most profitable in tho house
hold, che does not order it nov. Meekly yor
protest. and say that you do not dislike it il
moderation; perhaps, .hzsing forgotten al
about the surteit and the 1enonstlance. yor
omit the moderation md say shortly you d
ike 1t. On which she aheds tears aud aakt
pla,ntively, s. What can do 10 please you 2
or ehe fites out into the anger that has sEuou1
d.r+d for = year, and says wrathiul!g. ' Hoa
il It possible to satisfy man SO unjust, 81
fond of finding fault, whatever is done To-
| hin, Is yOu arc
, 1870-12-11
The Sym b olt<m OF Flo xrr~,

When Goethe represents Margaret So
F'ucking the rtnr-fowex An.f cryinC. A. t'- lat
lesf falls, '' lie loves me !" au,i Faust A. -sv-
inE. - Let this houerv language be tty hesv-
enIy oracle :. he traced all our drsui,ls- rom
foltute-'e!'ng vi Ii towess to ,:+ tr,,s .onrte
iu dlvlpazinn. At tho earliest age ct the
world the lnman heart felt flowers to he the
natural ~ mts,le ot gentle affections AID noble
aspirations Their
.'T-eie@s~ess flytarst,
Ut u use tue nusst
hsd redeemed Religions ani races from the
daskFsf yhases OF sErt Ertittnn he fore they
taught Leigh Hunt ''sile end OF u~c." Trans
ml:tetl froa1 earlier aAlo:tei by Ia. er Religions
-rar.i:e from pagan temples to be cnl'i-
vAteA III convent wal!r-'he common il.,*csa
Of oNr gardens have reached H. aQ 1maef
i~f ahlo ttust Mq,lenthcf tv th+ frat 1ut,rna-
tious Of a Supreme Lore to the ni,"f
ot man. Thess floral orti1i.ts h.ss
preached tbtir .evargel Of hope through
tefrots pictured by prizes craft have been rss-
cred ever Gy their soft ant iTresI-'iole ina
zion OF every church festival. sllrIr srtiins
sympathy with the bride, their rover to Rres,Ee
with beauty the coffin and the grave. N.s
remarkable how little Of Ill has ever LeAn t.4
1levtd Of tn. IN. wheieat every anm>t hss
teen spnae ~lere regarded III 3 dsri,. E1,"i't
\ few names gwen with humor rather ths1
malt Violence. as degils-apron and d7vil--l.af
tfooun e tan. ~ the nettle is called by the It's
J, q
thcrr are few which hayo ever suggested II
abolittn. ChickHeed, p'guorr, pirkn"ek.s.
srap-d1agon, Jack-in-tde-pu1pit, and tbs Ike.
are Al worst grosetque: and az general thing
even Poisonous aowers--As acorite. c.ied
wolf's-bane, monks hood, esc.-hass
point Of view The fatal thsng,urut
OF Madagascar il believed to be div,rs plans.
given to be test Of the right fulnes. or
wton6fulnees Of All accusation 1t waa not
T.. ANTI al &h~,S 1,nA (a1
the fiail anemone Al \ aymbo! Of sickness. 1t
il notable that the most sacred hoEars h,se
been rather weeds and parasites than How
e5., err: AID dna J. il possible that They they
with which IDIOTS are invested in R1:-
cross-e1amiue come brother of the stone aga
a. to this preference for Jahn'e-wort. he
wtu@d express himself ae nearly ~ po4-ihte
ip the language OF d Passage written by H+#~
thorne amidst bis cnnf'ict With the squaeh bugs
in his garden: ''Why IL il. uonteE." Aka
| Hawthorne. 'tbss Satnre has provided snch
host Of enc mies for every u-eful escnleot. sh'Ie
| the weeds are suffered to grow unnotsfe'l,
And are provided with euch tepacitE Of hfe
ana such methods OF propagation that the
or they will hope1ee-Iy overTbe1aa him !: wu.t
hlt den virtue il in these tbi' e. that it i.
grated to eow themeelv.s with tie wind, and
10 grarple the earth with this I'M
irh in spite of Obstacles, and Fever
to euiTer blight under any suu or shade.
but slnAvs 10 mork their euem'ea with tho
zane wicked lu1uEi.nce There T. eur. of
eacrednee. afour them. Perhaps il We could
penetrate Sstnte'r secrets we should find that
Etll-beipg OF the uo1ld than ,he mu~t pre-
clone fruit or grain. From ''The .Sarre'i
Fora. by II D. CoAH5y, IN Harpsr's Nayu-
zine for December.
, 1870-12-11

my ,etft, kiu Or cure Will that dof'
Yes, thzs will do but eign it." a.,
oh: oh! I forgot HoT etupld. ana
81 e .te p"9tsy doeauen spp'aahsan ahan M h' R,aoId
licked up in his desk; and then putting
house with bis successful visitor.
He found Lady Graoham very III indeed,
quite past hnn1n sid, in fact; aad thouSn
10 was au,te indetatigsble in hts attend
u'ally called ''exhaustit G the resources OF
;,is att," sho eank on the third day. The
widouer was not inconsotable- The IN
dettaker took como timber which had lately
bt en- felled. in part payment OF expenses;
and, Oh the very day Of the funeral,
expires, At An increased rent, without having TO
do ~ much in the way OF repairs ~ be had
anticipated 30 that be waa enabled to bear
bis don estie misfortune like = Spartan.
After decent lapse Of time. Mr, R.dford
esnt II % note referring to the promise - Shsa
questing 4 check for q hundred pounds !;
and no answer teing vouchaafsd to this COM
muuicatfon, he presently wrote 8Ealn in more
urgent language: bur tha aeconi letter Was
Ignored 8 quietly AZ the dr-t. Then the good
Doeior got angry, and meetinG M+ deatos one
dag In the course OF his roundt. he upbraided
him with bis conduct, and threa:snsd to take
lsgsi PROCEEDINGS.
Fotes oos,dpn1e me IL e,y nsa e. .pd az
will do it !; hut never part H,ta fArshius,
except uEdar compulsiou it il against my
p'incples !; and am sorry cannot make m
exception in your favor"
So. Mr. RAdford put the matter in the htnaa
of = lawyer; and il due time the case came on,
/ 1t vas gay day in the little county town,
| for the casc excited great deal Of curiosity
| and Amusement; the poor Doctor. who ~aa !
| general favcrite, had beeu pitilesHly oba0~d,
though everybody hoped for aud anticipA ed
| his s1ecexe and the court was roEded With
! cnunt> msepltrG. It added to the attraction oi
The affair that Sir Timothy Ora ham, uith alI hi;
faults, had the merit OF being consistent; ht
wcu'd noi:eupIoy lawyer. but conducted hi
| own case. OF course tho Doctors solicitor "a,
! Julian. and quoted the proverb which arer,
that the man who 80 acts has = fool for hi
client. mot but Whist the case is clea
enough" he added; AL the lawyer. /.
Lo, dou could not get him of paying mp"
And indeed it did seem eimple. The Docto
was put il to the witness-box, and told hi
etorv and Slr Timothy did not question tn
correctness of it; OF the contrary, he opanl
said, that. 10 the best OF his remembrance
everything had occurred e14c'1Y a. described
Bur-" be sath, - should like to look At th
document which has been alluded to. and as
the lsintin 4 question or two about it,
The metnoraudum Was handed 10 him, an
lie II I'D it aloud: ~ promise 10 pay the eur
of fl00 10 NF. John Esdford, surgecn. for 1,
tend1rce upon my wife, kill or cure." Exact
". Well, Sir. Kadforf, did you cure hes:"
No: thar was impossible"
| Did you kill her ~
, 1870-12-11


The cultivation Of respect and courtesy
toward cur fair betEayers il to be most h,ghly
commended and enforced but we claim in thls
a11icle to assault cel1aiu feeble psejud1ees in
favor OF women. which have their foundation
upou romantic rigmaTole- For instance,
where is there greater fallacy than in tho
betief that women weigh nothing. Yet in
romance, esen OF the podeyu day, We resd
constantly Of heroes magnln'nousiy r1shiag
Oh with faintirg m.idena from blazing housee,
or more feloniously 'cartng" them on
their shoulders for purposes Of rsseuge-
ing, OF under rix feet IN height aud with pro-
portiot-Ate strength, attempt 10 run Array
ai.h fairly wcl-comphssed girl Of Is oI ~.
| and give US his opinion Of ths powefs OF those
vsun,ed knighte. A woman weighing on"
hundred and forty pounds, and every ounce
dead weight, If not to be chucked over one 3
arm. and carried OF in the .moke; hundred
| and forty pounds weight Of kicking womxn-
hood is not to be carried At all Even
= slight girl will weigh ! hundred pounds,
and 1.udolrhe and IIurasio will stagEor under
her lovely but cumbersome figure II he
| break out OF = xtacrato walk There Hrs
plenty OF bu1om girls who weigh mp to
hundred II ecvenly pouuds. AMI it il not
gwen to every man to -'hutry ut WITH such
= ttggage. When the victimszrd Squ ilitna
fai,is en- the Stage. the first baritone takes
care that 1ha fca,4ou is$e'nent ehnll TO nccoE-
pisEed ~ clore to thr wing ~ possible lie
knoHs what Ii Squal!ina weighs ty The sad
experience Of rehcA 'Eals. Let any Of our read
err carzy bis ei~ser the ~i11 probably prefer
iis couAin) up three lights of srstr-, wi ihout
stopping. and forward 10 us h,s sentiments or
the OCCASION Women weigh good MAI,
pounds now days, aud their ai1ness OF fabti
cation iB fal!acy.
Another popu n toliof IL that women e.,
. nothing. Il is. Ct course, conceded That the,
surtain life by Tho consumption OF somt
; articles Of noutithment, bit eating in til,
, Wholesale accep:atlon Of the wora, IL r,,ppostt
. n ha foreign TO female nature. Tho fsiiscv /
, founded and sustained by woman themselge
Who, during the affected period OF their liver
cultivate small appetltes Is heirG com",c
faut, and sign Of .em,.angelie eons'sac'ios
A When this pe1nicious nonsense 10 conncaeat
r ounly carried ont. the results npon the wOul
. bc angels are squalor, red noses. CO
4 tain 1o.s Of yiEo1, general gMm!
q | ncsr. and some other uuolessxut *equttf
l}ut, as 1ule, the snsllest appet,u, !,
j. 1t The fashionable tables. a'e. exhibited !
:" fhoee ahrcwd girls whose natural and hea'tt
n wants have 6een thoroughly appeased
Ii secret stufapR. Need We refer our toadere
the historical poem concerning vlolante IN
y pantry, gpawing nd L mutton-bone, or I
j. mind them how ebo gnawed It, how d
u | clxxed IT, when aha found herself Apn02 I
, 1870-12-11

Madame ANA Bishop ia writing her me-
moirr,
"A. f. Fl. B., the couu;ry parson. is pre-
panrG new work for the pIe=s. " Memorials
Of St. Andrew Suuease."
-"Ziezaegirg Amongst Dolomites is the
eopt onous title Of Il new English book.
-Lothair ap: esr- 10 Sd I'a11an dress in the
feuilaefon Of ibe Gazet:o d'Hdto, daily pa
per nov is.ued in Roze. It is translated by
Mr. Robert Montgomery Smart, = yourg
Iotr air wa- IN inter dcte41 book.
-Nr Anthony Tro'lope'e pew novel. " Sir
HaIzv Hosal ur, OF Humhlethwsito." has ap-
pesTed in oock form, and its enec: has been
disa.t one in London: About the nearest
hof 'uui1eshwa:ts."
-Mre. Anna Cora Eitchie loft complete
TIE ruauus4 ript Of took entitled ''1talian
Life aid Legends" which Mr. Carleton. OF
New York, Ia to pubiish, with pictures Of
lta:iA1 rcene1y.
Audubon sent cops of his wotka to
George " by II quest Of the lattsr. bat had
| never received the an 1unt os the bill. II 900.
Tie royal recipient lep: the books, but forgot
| to psy the +, or author.
| u. B Lippiucttt i Co. hsve paid lasge
| sum for the advance she-ts OF Sir Henry
Eul. er's lite OF Lord Faimerston,~ and
| air. ady have An American eaition, IN two duo
| decimo volumes, early rea1v for publication.
Two important works have 1ate1y been
| l.eued in ELEtatd,~-on - The Mu.ic Of the
| Meg Arci. nj Nations. hy Carl Ecgel, and on
The Legitimate Province Of Architecture
r.1ntiI s. and Mnsic il she Service Of Raii-
| Eior, y Eduasd C.rrenser, t. A., Fellow OF
THRIFTY Hall, Cambridge.
A Boeton pnh'i-her has in press :. The
Ga= Consumers Guide."A popalar handbook
Of instruction On the proper management aud
| ecot ouieal use Of Ea- meters, and directions
for asee1taining the consumption bT meter,
ventilation, etc.
-Detides tboee in his new volume Nr
Whittier has neg poem 10 the volume o'
"W,Ifsr Pcems." ~h.ch w,ll be Fie.d., O..
! good Co : holidsy book. II il en,i:le:
''Psgtautr," ard IL illus+1ated with / pic: urt
Of the Quaker poets study 1t Auuesbury, viii
hinfeh At the wiptow.
Some idea o. the library treasures I'm
p1islt d By this siege Of Paris mag be formet
by the number Of volumes in the chief libra
net. The Royal Library contains l,100.001
volu1uaee \, $1,000 mapuecripfe tbs :,
Gen We've, ISIS COO volumes and 1000 manu-
scripts: the Mazarin, 10000 volumes An.
A.cQ0 manuscripts; the Slrbonne, 80. 600 vol
umts and 800 maauscripta !; Ho1el de Vile
&, Geo so'umes. :,
-Recollectiug tha unh,pps fate OF the i
trary It Strss ourg, vh'ch WAS compietei::
10 lovers OF books that Metz escaped ootn
barr fp6n:. 20 that her :rarv md u usson
! lema,u still intact Tha library conssats Q
; | about 5000 volumes Of pr ted D. oks, m
| 1,l57 uaarute1ipt.. uauv at Nhtch d.te ~ II
! back n ths t4nth, eleventh. sxelfsh. An
/ | tbirtr epth ceptu1ies- Sons kre heeu:ifp}l
! | Illuminated. \. Z o.he1s are historically valU
able, sueh u the chr. :llcles Of Pana fczty N
, Philippe do visnoullee.
, 1870-12-11

l stood ard watched my snirs 70 out,
E-ch, one hJ one. unMGoricg flee,
Wcat time the quiet harbOt nlie1,
With fo3d tide {f0Tu the seR

stood srd watched my sDirs 70 out,
E-ch, one hJ one. uuM0oricg flee,
Wcat tune the quiet hAfbOt dliet.
With nocd tide from the sea-
The trEt tt,a: sailed, her name ~as Joy,
She BpreAs stu0t.th. ~h're- shlnin sail
AMI eastward dfnve with bending s2ars,
Befote tie eighiLK guile.
AnRther sailed. her name wss Hope,
No cargo in hef hold she tOrc:
Till king to nnh in xestefn lAcd3
Ul merchandise Stufe.
Tie pc1t that sxiled, hei name was 1--we,
Sic auOwed It'd naR Mt her msst,
A f1a9 ~ rtsl as bH'o-t she showed,
And ahe sped Rou,h I,xht fast.
The LIST that satte'1, her name WAS Faith,
SIuRir shr took h-r passage noEth,
TArkt d ard lay too: III latt khe eered
AttrAfght cunrse for the porih.
My gallant ships they rallied away,
Uret the summarizing summer sta;
] stcCd nt Natth tnr tnRuy day
But one canc bnck to me.
For Joy was caught by Pirate Pain;
Hnp. ran upo1 a hllden reef,
Ann Love fouk trr and foundcred fast,
In wis lning seas Of grief
Faith came at tast, storm -beRt acd torn,
The tcc1mrenEeti me all my loss;
For. as cargo safe she brought,
: a Crown linked to Cross.
-Hc&sU7 Euttirdf0r,