, 1876-02-17
tns that IN tho case Of war bos.oan

tho two countries ho would 10 10 a
vory awkward position. aud hoatinR At tho
same simo from, tlo American Consul that
Air. Cushing ailtroadoriug l1iH parole mud dcolar-
ing hitnsclf willing 10 stand Tie consequences.
| lilo then went TO tho Governor to inquire II l,o
csI III teay 70 ns ssut baqk to prison. Inst ol
loot b'is oti tic following day Tho order fur Its
fclncarccEatton whs promulgated aud Dockray,
considering tslrnsr!l thus donbly rolcnsad frnm
parole. Het about devssng u way IL eacnpc. On
WF!tson to Mr.. CuatiilS, llo cgcap.d frnm the no.
ttce Of tho asthori:!eB, and. nfter pnssiuE ton
hoifs under tlIo bod Of frion.l, managed to
make his way 10 an American brig tho l..
staples lying At anchor In tho larbor. 11o stayed
on board Vt hor for throo days. meesing with
mitch kindness from tho Skipper aud hia wife,
HAo made avcry arrangement to conceal Him in
case tho authorities should como to search.
sho briggs bonts, pulled on for a Froneh boat.
lying In. tho hsrbor, which waB bound for Mlr-
hoilcs, bus the Captain Iofnsod to tako my 1,aH-
sougers on bosr'l. After pulling around the bar
Dor for homo tilno tn search OF means OF escape,
no sighted m English stoanlcr bound for uibrnl
tar boarded her, and m1do arrangements for
trln. At this tlnio ho camo near beiug recap
t.!red, being rccognlzed BY two spanish sailors
but fortunately ilo overheard their conversation,
and managed to ovado tlIen,. Ito wont OH tho
English steamer rs for o. Dnnia, 90 ucn south
81 o. Valencia, when tho Capsaln began to show
ers' interests, and Dociray left him aud
got aboard Bafllloat bound for Gibraltar.
probably on ams.sgiing expedition. aud mads
bargain With tho shipper, who was TO taxo him
to that place for $40 worth OF provisions
and boti!o OF aguard(ente. Tho chief sn,ug-
glor turned Out to bo particular friend Of ono
Don Mariana. III 1ntranBigento preat who had
been arrested duting the Cartngona inaurtccton,
and WAS confined with Dockrny In the Snn
augustine Conyons In Valoncia. On account Of
AEoricau fugitive with oyory consideration.
Shortly attor setting aHil fearful galc cnno up
aiid laasod for Bix days, making things oxtromely
uncomfortable for tue crow, who Ind no cover
ing un dcol. and at last blowing thom on tho
African coaat and lanatuG thom at 1nngier,
whonco Dookray could plainly SOC the rocks OF
Ccnsn to tho galleys ut which plnce lu had bacn
sentenced for life.
After waiting eovoral l.oura for tho galo to
Rulstdo. the anluggler aud his passenger ngA!n
weighed anchor aud act sail for Gibraltar. Ey
this time they had bacomo very Intimate. md
hlr. Dockray had loarncl TINT bis frtond wAs
ono Of tho moat famous nmigElers and psato5
at sen and ono of tho most daring bandits on
land that the sun ever shono on. Aftor cight
hours trip, they arrived At Gibraltar md BIC
coedod In landing without n,nch difficulty. AZ
tor worry short stay In tho nefGhbofhood OF tho
great Fortress. a!r. Dockrny foil in with tho Cap
tain Of tho DritiBl steamer Europa, and wont
aboard hcr to London whcuce, after q few days,
ho started for Liyorlool aud cams home.
During his pilgrimage from Valencia 1tr.
Dockray WAS provided with very ancent ftal-
Ian passport, made out In tho name OF Dominica
Ffancllosc., "aGe g." which he bought for s2,
and which, rs worry fcH OF tho otIlclals hs on
co,.ntoEsa could read did worry good service.
htr. Docktay has rnalc Claim against tho
Spantsh Government Of 100000 for false i'm
prisUnment.