New-York tribune., 1877-06-15

,,,rons Of men were in arms and now. OF all those
, armies the only remnant Ia brave but pitu hand
g. eghting Indians the frontier No war IN other
rtres in ancient modern times produced such re-
I, Their battles but the shock OF armed forces
n,n the stronger won. No good to mankind resulted
-. them Their customs and prejudces civil and
.g,ous remained the same, ard no man was benefited
.sn.o opo king or emperor thrashed another In the
,..D vvar IL was different. By the success Of the
.h the faet was shown abroad throughout the whole
rOl, thaf government OF the people, by the people,
wore .uas ,s could survive that trying OF all
ordeas internal dissehsloh'
haaut;ful Young gentleman, living near
-, u,op the heart OF Englisii maid VINO worked
q. sn,ppius.miu. The happy day was set-Moy 26 by
- arlenaar-and the bridal procession formed. At
.Ss church gate the tempter came. An acquaintance
h,nered 10 the bridegroom that he ought to fortify
- for the solemn ceremony. The bride pleaded.
- Ar,des,aaid frovned the best man" swore but the
aoon crossed the street, and drank Two glasses Of
n,.sv in a public house. The bride. finding that he
,-r,ed sought him and summoned him 10 the altar
Nc would not budge She appealed TO her friends 10 drag
h, into the church They seized him and carried hrn
% mn ts currh Yard where ne broke loose from them
~ ran down street with crowd AZ his heels Ihey
& sns M ma him wish umbrellas and baskets. The wedding
Va adjourned she die.
Roger C. Tichborne, son of Sir James Itch
,ous embarked the ship Bella which sailed from BIO
I.Dero Oh April 90, 1854, and never seen again
oo FOR attempting to get possession OF the TcAboTne
state stated that after the Bella went down. he 0he
,l.imapD and eight Of the picked up by
,..el called the Osprey Capt Lewis Owens or owen
t,sl and landed AZ Melbourne IN July, 1854 Inquiries
- made AZ ports in North aud South America and
rstraha and The records searched for traces OF
n Osprev but the only vessel OF that name that had
,sva5 at Melbourne in 1894 a small English sioop
- loo had no record OF the Tho claimant IN
,sd mat the Osprey a large, hreo-mRstod vessel
:, macmillan nc A witness found who remembered
,ha. an American vessel OF that nace nGu eft staten
r,,srd in February ls54 but the proof was not con
,v apou0h IN be of any service. The missing link ID
the testimony has never been found ror successfully
forged and the claimants friends are searching 4Or
,tu The Secretary OF the Tchborne Release Assoeia-
, sent letter TO Giles H. Gray, Surveyor OF Customs
for the Port of san Francisco, asking for oI
,h vessel called the Osprey bound Tor Mel
bourne. laden with mining implements and proVisons'
which sailed from port In tue United sates cary
IN 1884 Mr. Gray answered that the records OF his ONCE
for several years. including 1854 had been destroyed
hut that two or three persons in mis- city remembered the
vessel Two san Francisco lawyers have been adVer-
tspg for the captain and OF the osprey ana IL Is
nov stated that the captain whose name "a Mitchell hO
Tial Owens has been found and that the l0g-Oooh OF
g. yss.el has been purchased From the log II appears
Ia seys rumOfl the Osprey arrived at thAl POrt Ia
ISIS ana sailed early in 1o54 Tor Melbourne that on
the 29tl OF April 1851. when on the Bfazah cos sue
me zed up 1--WE men who said that they were part OI me
creW of The ship Bella, which mad IOundered IN mlu-
ocean /. and the log also shows that these men were
landed al Melbourne. wonderful story thls II IL De
true The OgbOOk mas not been seen Oy any Nithes Y
good sTanling bu Capt Owens has answered the law
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