New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

with the Other peace was In some degree restofeu
though a certain degree OF incroduy was MANIFEST On
the usually believing face. 80
besides, what good could have done by being with
my family al such timef" asked
Why If there danger you could tell s OF H. ohy
think. we might Gil have gone to the bottom W'nou'
knowing it,
0,,d than that my dear can think OF nothing moro
dreadful than having an opprobrous epihet applied to
one in foreign language which he does not understand
made answer.
On the whole that night was not comfortable ore Tor
me- Despoed OF her steadyng sails, the snip rolled III
the uneven valleys OF the the donkey engine never
ceased from its abors all night and - crown all at inter
vsIs just as the batwngs of sleep seemed about to io
themselves my weary eyes, the thin voico OF poor
Pauline would address, from tho opposite berth, is
that because the ships sinking paPaf Thon' Whep
the bos0n's wiSte sounded Is thai cry for help'
papai" And So between tae chiids fears and my OWE
selfrepIOaches for having brought 40 many helpless
beings into what 80 least soeacd like danger had lux
bad though busy night of it, But chose tho C'y o'
III hmond for tho voyage bocase. TO my critical eye she
seemed good seaboat and her behavior has fu.y JnS
God my choice. | have seen. and never expect
TO set foot on, better sosbOaG
We entered a fog aud tho Irish Channel ct tho same
time, and d!scnioarbng tAs queenstown pas7ch
gers More beautiful baggage was never SEEM every
man AMI woman Of them has new trunk WIZ the
peiebors DC called In from all the sIantles fDuh ~ IA
anime Mrs. Murphys elegant trunk and ioo@ at Didu'
beautiful box, wOudcri
This paragraph add at Liverpool:
We sailed ON Saturday, tho 18Th; mercy drought US
safely over aud this Monday ming We anchored III
tho Ner.cy Tho Cuatou-h0ss officers board"d rs anu
examined our baggageeyen the smallest JrcIoS-
thoroughly than / had supposed was the CUSTOM ~
scelncd ridiculous 10 mako search for Cigars ana o
hacco when nc most Yigilant endeavors ~
smoke had been insufficient TO fad any for the past az
hours. When they insisted my opening my lothcu 'i
cash-boN full only Of hyotwondos ana ench IN ''ii
-,ods FOR Inornrnt wished there .lo Dynamite
inside for their benefit and il wish feeling OF SUI
,ree delight that turned over 10 them for close c2-
o,uirat!on Jonathan Edwards personal baggage tug
i,Ds-,rr.A M to tho andn. 5eand TINS. may To-
mark is my first appearance any stage. landiiis Or
O,hcr, in EdrOpo.
I'm concluding this letter, I wish to call attention
70 the ict that the City OF Richmond as just completed
the second quck,, voyage rocord-in somoihn@ less
,,,u day.anI - nOurs Der time being Ony beaten by
t.at OF y-s. Of tao sino ine tAc Ciy oi Berlin AZ
III, nr, sajd know ~ no better seabOlt going. Az for
sliced We dropped tlo Baltic and boss OF the National
and nun her nr tho rst aite noon out and whore ihry
now arc none but their Iudsrs know, Eone OF them
heiur heard from at Queenstown as yct-wbero We re-
ror.cd "a hours since founi the Table good beyond
conn! n. the viDos cheap and oNcedeIt the o'hrcrs
CANDLE aud courteous, rnd for another voyage would
rst TINS same City oi Richmond. oyon were there SIX
ol,or pI..a,,nd, in the field JOHN PAUL