The Newtown bee., 1877-12-20

Farming 10 Sunderland he exclaimed "A number of my phrlshiuncrs have been doomed l0 de and Hre at lhis moment in Inc prison at Wells. Listen wl.al h message they send me We do not fear dculnand conid die happy. If we o"Iy had lhc consuhIinns ol Inc Church hul il is terrible lo think our hst mvmcnls will he unbIcssei hy priest. ."
 Sunderland uttered deep groun.
 "l ain going 10 bid yon farewell" ex- cmirncd Father Ambrose. "DJ not be dI,hcarlcued if you up mure behold -my mcc "n eurIh You will not De neglected hyrc."
 "Wblher are you gDing?" ask, sQs dcrland
 ITO Wells, my hoy. To the jnil that holds mg poor people"
 Say rather. To certain destruction" ciied Sunderland "Do you bupposr you will gain nImitmnce, evrE if your identity he uud,sco'crod 7"
 "fDnl co not know" rtpIc,l the prics'. "l cal only say God s will he dpue."
 Then, ruroiug to Janc Ilm1!ng, h' CDaliaucd
 ".laaten !eforo ne, my daughter; lcJ our friends :. cnmc mmosl jmmr.laleiy. sIal. pnt on mJ o}d disguise Then he began talking 10 hiaseii gs he wAtcued the girls rctrcarlns igui"; ''i shai, o' loasl, console the last momcni5 of rh' se who are so dcu to me Cun ii" brief interval that perhaps $ mine be better cnnloyed 7"
 II will "cconpuay you," exclaimed Suldrr!uad.
 "Notny son, forAil yen Your pres cace would not ,da ne; on ;ns Contrary il might defeat my purpose. SuudcrI4nd dropped m his Nnses Nhilo inc good man &tse him lis o!es,.aS. Then he sciza5 hi, SICK, nn5, ~nh D sront heart, went forth on lis e|aul G! mercy, leaving his coo,p.aiop "i'A Lj. head bowed between lis hausjs.
 Them was high in inc hca. er when Father Amhros4 s,oon ncIJr4 lDe i4l, door requesting permission tp gulrr. "Yhuse whom you s-ek, rrp5". t,e
 tlcr, 'are already @oancd |" ,ir; .n hour hence aItj they will ue tl4uspuleI to the slJHet Nou cauaot b. -.dm.'t,".'' in yuin did lac poor pric.; app al, @:r jlilcr was o',juia)r.
 b! ss aj wait n,ar hy." mnyer:i th4 pastor, ani he accordingly t"ok his s'a- lion Jy ,hc prison wall
 When ii.e tower clock s'ruc5, t~o, th" inij door optnel and the victims were brought uul HHd placed in cart. Father Ambrose 4fvw hear, GXng his eyes upon ,icm, and had the satisfaction tt ohsrr"e that notwithstanding his disguise, he was recognized, He vouid s.e his p1ris!;i 5n- CTS .peahing io zach other ju low. quick luncs, whit. their ryl. @cn tGrHcd uPon him. 1heu, ,Ds lne cart moved pn. ne spread forth his huuds aad raising bis eyes to leae~}, It gave thcnl at>"iutun. Thc p.ous glniil0dc ~,ica appeared on thcil faces assured him (bal they "cre inspired by !he hope Df harpy iuin,ur, laiijy.
 '!,r,atin not &: instant I2a4ee Le;r, saij log v"icr, "5G, lulipN lu1, 1.nJ a mau. ciad in tnc guro ot a sailor, !ed liie way Ia an obscure part of jhe tV"u, and enIcrc. a sulAI. house, foiIu~ea by 'Ac prusl The iu;,n waa one nt the rrcw ! ot ai.si,ins' vessel which had aiseady rc. rciyvG a tcH yl Father Ambrosc people al I'aI.uble, and wus expected nl day l light Inc tollOAiug day Utf the cot,t,aAH tne ulau had beeu scnl 10 bring lhe priest ! to lhe rcdrZyOus. As soon a- lhe -iiat@s ot evening ielI they frok thclr drpaf' ! lure, and by lhe time uayiigAt cHne 1 Father AubrOse MAS sale Un lnu aeGG ut ! inc 5cssr,. which w stcegiH- tur tbe l shores ul France. lis surprise uUd Joy
 were Ycry great at nndIug amur 7 Inc i refugees tnc vile uf J,hu 5aMoer,a-d, l whom he supposed Was dead. 4 tU.n- {, Uul that tue s'DIy of ;hU drowning Ui d
 Jvallusu! Dt pit,oucI> had bpen cAogsero- . ted coupl, ut i.ea having tat.em Into 1 lhc rycr. gate oligjI to tnr lrporf. 1 SIX muutD, laier, at inc Church of
 Saint Jacques, In Ehe city Ant",rp, jU~t
 as Father AmLru>e had cuhc,uded uass
 sume oue calne luiU Ihc sacris,y aau
 whispered in hIs,ar, hastily taAlrg nti
 bls ycs l,uurls, ne left The church and
 hurried along the Rue klpdorp, anc
 finally emerged al lhe Qual Yaudycs.
 h lie Schelde vessel from hngmnt i had just arriscd, and already cUGpie
 of boalsiuil ol pcope had pushed oii i from her side and were pulllng for a ] landing. In ube of lhe byals was Johh
 Sunderland. The good priest was Eol
 aware Of the facl; he oniy supposed 'hs
 vessel might bring sUme Hiusees irp'H his ui,i parlsh, and he therefore came la
 inspect rlie passengers. lis joy gi taer'- iug wilh his old cave compinlua was