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Auction Sales This Day.

THOMAS j. SPEAR wi SELL at loI% oIoleck At the coyr %
Rampant and Common sreets-Horses Mules eto -
: Y BkfAss WI sell, at y O'Clock, Banks Arcade
saves al O'Clock, ~ The corner of Union and lgron
, deIet streats-HOfses, Mules. eto. "
FLOkANCE TAYLOR will SELL al 10 o'clock At p apks
Areade-DeSirable Dwelling lso al the saye harf wi
place, Government Steam Dredge boat s
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W. B. KINNEY, ~ q
GOLD md BELL-METAL PEN MIXER. NV
II MAGAZINE street, ~
II a. on hand aud is c0nstagtly manufacturing. q =
II large and beautiful assortment Of Pens Of sfne1r p, -
nne, stamped ''W b kenney NO. ". b n can reigr with
% a those who have used bis Pens and more par
" 1g tanal Ban The Mecues' and Traders Bank rll
ue Municipal officers ot the Municipality and nos If
lin short needs only give these Pens n @ to ipsre eir
''' WIN every one woo uses hefH n23 .
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To- We thank WIN. Henderson,, of the Ne Plus
Ulira, fof Western papers.
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.I'0-MOrrot0 Morning
LIBERAL DIVISION No IT, at Pelican HalL corner 81
Charles and Common streets, at 10 o'clock,
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naATH o. Carr. DusTu, -Fhis gentleman ths com.
maaes Of The Bouua, died yesterday Of he iniael 70.
nelgld a. he 6ue OF sha explosion Of Ire Ladana The
ssameu II port testified he respect to s memory b. hay
ing ihsis Hagsai halEmazi duTsr the day.
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groceries. Retail and Wholesale
AknREw J. AuLT. st1r. o,vvv sv7,-,,,p
\ AULT Is SEYMOUR,
a., 80 ITCH oUPIToULAS STREET.
LII take pleasure to inform i5ei1 snd. and III.
known R0CERS t gh91t they have purchased the we'll
o. esS N I SPs Market and which ( tteS 9n T.
sn iog9y1 be found Spi T article IN the Grocery line
snail be carefully esectA IN The county or in the oitv
81 nesle BEN ptepaIed 10 fr,,i.t 60
Yt a9ei et lrieuds viii III liS o. GiQcefles
l-Gfn1L, GRAIN, ONIONS x, POTATOES,
small packages or in barrels w. DEANS, and PORK. ia
! Il ONION POP5TTi5 iyl0 3taW Il
IL to sS1S k-l5 eass tqUsII will be 5d 5,
~ r. WOOD 6 CO.. opB NJ D., o,
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II IENIIaTIIEEVI NWWEN9a
THE Largest Clothing and Genemsus Furnishing
i Articles in NewOrleaus may always be found At
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.'S
3" One Price Store, No. "a Magazine st.
NJ Putebassrs nrs invited 70 cai and see On no st
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NJ We thank the officers Of the Iowa for St.
Louis papors.
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CtCKLEs CO have removed he Wholesale from No q
- Magazine No. ~ Canal lutH t odd retail
stand
Sicl6Ies g. CO., 40 and AZ Canal street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers 90 }r4r- NiiriHef,
w Sngicll INSTRUMENTS, Fine Pcrd0uTy, etc etc M Ap
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Steamboat Departures This Dny.

~ Orleans Tent No. 300, l. o. of Reohabites
Ihe Stated Meeting Of this Tent
MONDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at o'cloek.
MA r.. r r.. =
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Democratic General Committee of the
City of New Orleans.
- "a Adjourned Meeting this Committee will be held on
aoLsDAs EVENING next o'clock al ll6 ClaTss stgs
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directly opposite che 81. Charles Hotel,
II As now DE mer extensive asgrtmen Books Paintings
II PHnts ta Southern Country, cumprauF
3R' y Oh Languages DctiuaT every znd, Scarce aid Gu
BOOKS Law and Meicas, OH Novels lutrs
chronological Works Of description, Bul ard
gtl, Louisiana Reports c7nriie, separate volumes.
DO, lsi AMI t DE Crsup Publication dl day h
sermsHt Of stationery Of a Kinds VIII buy and pay p.es
Go1tB. fc.e c.
GslsHen having lut u Books spe r. 10 slvsy be treated
With guu lie hH1 also SELL
suitable Tor exhibition Music
from ioun, Operas, s0ug by CON p0se
IN short perfect museum, he WY literature.
lar Books odu-rl % read. gHd,
n. %. Czsl and Invited
asked they vi'h TO Duy..n any thing yy
csd. GI4 M
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Thmnaer Id LIghtnIng.

LigAtE.4g Conductors Scientific Principles
NJ II. kHOhDb, % NtWllrs, tla
IN Orleans and shpm that he this place, prepared
orders Tile Twisted Wre LIGHTNING ROD tie
uC al Agr1 seeutfrgfy ustuBvgdgcd
seu,ifs 1' Ros have the 55bnlns sco
with perfect sgc1dty OF psuon and property from the
eeetrshud They 1t made -atsted rpu The pree such 5
loot be within the
householder AZ a.. r. viii remain but very abort time
rahlg hat orier8 shdt be gwen Immediately line addressed
10 ~ RhrH aud dtoppe u the p. -cu gt the Fi.a
yuus Crescent Office viii receive pfoIpi call hts Imp
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E1nloslon Id the Louislonn.


Examination 81 Capt JOHN Cannon and John L. smitA
First ERgiaeer before Recorder Baldioia, sitting
United States COMMISSIONER.
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49,, Metairie Jockey Club,
y meeting Of the member Of IN, CHM Nm q bt,, p,
No, 2, st. Charles Hotel, THIS EVENING sa'l n
So \, TEN BRoECK, Secretary.
and eubtrS WI ' nsl 9sS Fire Company The officer,
anee Is requested By order atN O'Clock. attend
u22 ,os d.
------------.- Jos, P. RusHA Secretary. d..
Mo5ISr sSeNy "a MSS Ere Company No
Z Pu0ep a'lendanes Teqssstsd ']' At half past
| h. J.AYAMR. s.c,....
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Vnatlmra. CnsNlmerea. ntC.

M Removed from "a Gfavier street 10 No. CAMP street, Nnl
arc nurng Lives White Persons and Negroes az he table
rHLn- aELnMl.haL hH Lhe nnnIn. DIS LleQl
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r5s S.l Orleans sel Tent H. Nc aoO Of Reohabite
nQNDAY EVENING he ssh nSsn ao9s 'ua a'' ."
-RSe--.LL - ~ 20
Steamboat Departures This Day.
ES-saE z1KERTLsEMENTs oN THIRD F4ss -
b e ;g..l .......... LIMA, Elliott, So. NJ.
1a5ssi SiTs Gy33lE i Gyssy p M
Mobile .....,....., .oRE6oN, hieri, % P. NJ. Cars
t8- The steamboat .osCEoLA Weekly Line - For Mobile
Weiqmphe and all landngs on The Alabama River
ot e Julia 'ree' aud will s9ys THIS DAY P. NJ
Ihe rayman WIG took three large boxes, containing Cotton
immediately 70 = a. BEAP D, Arcade Passage MA
~ The elegant an swim running passenger steamboat UNCLE
fayse street and will positively leave SATURDAY, the 2
na5 A -'' " B. s@ifH, So y MACHINE haR@
ar The Mail Steamship OHIO, Lieut. j. F. schenct u s. NJ.
a6 head Of ST. May street La S fG are no
ned to attend the receipt OF their gols the Leyee This Day.
n2a Ct ' van Paradise. IGWRIsoE Co, Agents
pUGGY AND FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
~ Apply at ~ Natohez St, up stars. ma
ne LtM III bb FIs,h !, TRQPsst f, Inns land
| SUGAR IIME-5OO bhs Glen Falls aud 81. Geneysvs
- Sugar Lime, tg5 sale by hAHMAN HOLDEN,
MA IS Magazine street and II Red Stores.
F9LASEER-lee0 barrels Newark and R0ssndals, Woth
HAVMAM Il HOLDEN,
MA IS Magazine street and II Red Stoies.
| NEMENT-9O0O bbls, Newark and Roseudale 1000 ibis
~ Nelson Browns ROsendale, lsndns and in store
sale BY % HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
MA IS Magazine street and II Red Stores,
ENIRE BRICK-l5OQ COO English and Pensacola for sais
by HAYMAN & HOLDEN
MA SO MAGAZINE street and II Red Stores.
SODA ASH-50 hhds Musprats to arrive; 1000 packages
~ in store Tor sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN,
ma So Magazine street and II Red Stores,
FAlR-l80 hhds 200 sacks Pastering Hair for sale by
II, HAImAk Il HOLDEN,
ma IS Magazine street and II Red Stores.
DALM OILln hOgsheads and tierces or in quantities
A 10 suit purchases, for sale by
HAYNIAN & HOLDEN.
ma Sc Magazine street and Il Red Stores.
POmarede's Original Panorama of the
mississippi and Indian Life
tMLLL be exhibited MONDAY EVENING November 0s At
One Hundred Thousand square Of Can
@ painted ~ OIL and representing beautiful Indian ve
usan their uunners and Nor tribes border.
L5 UPl hs ltLEerTh many hadt Dssolying
by Of the kaus st. Anthnnya Prairie Fine Grpps of
liiultls the P1ns-a Indian
Sounci bete Of Bad ATe-Bnd upwards o hres huped
places 81 interest upon the Upper Mssppi-are huy repre-
separate AM apart from the Painting Steamboats,
hgs's moved 1y machinery raising bEck
hte lufnH5e and emitting
ue 20 conclude with DissolvnE Picture Great Cuaflgf-
uon o ~ Iouls on the night Of the I7th Of Mty lAt.
.ApRf9piiota Music will be In attendance
EB Dools o'clock PAINTING ro-,rBsras
hall-P tst 7 ppscisClv 'a7 " ~ '''7 1
Tickets 70 be had At the door, cents: children d. ali ,e
~ FOMAAEDE q COuRTENAY Piopri-torB.
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Millinery and Dress Making
No 81 Canal street,

MRS BLAIR opening her splendid assortment Of Nil. O.
Nl ioerY Ggos Of the latest style. ..EyeJ variety Of
aod Silk 1unne VolVtts Feathefa UWtrus RIB f
bohs All o-dcS strictly attetdod to, and eompeed@N
na the shaftoaf posi- Nte notice MA lm
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q Ilsird Page for CTT NEws, 90.
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IT HAMBURGER 6l Cam street. received by ami
ii walls srendd lot OF he above Goods nrey style,
selected Paris by an expert hand and Warranted equal to
INV ofber sa,ostment In me- CITY. ula In
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! Mininery and Fancy Dry II,
n I w Silks.
NJ. II. HAGGBRTY q BRO,

~, ,,,,-,. r, No, SO Cnnaf street,
Wbib teetAniy solicit die attention Of ltic large
IH W s stl laC aud most fashionable aty lies, JuaL
'SSs''1s " lushl 'Fuin France per ship Brunswick.
Black silks.
S'"s a5 sapti tom tao a yard wide.
Sou Vt.' ~ sou Cr9s do Sop and Brilliant Ilsues.
5,sn -. '"'ee Royal FFnth'R l1i arupre
ltch h7t.ls plaid and str'n- prklns
hAsra rt-h slt LJauIasa and yg|gffl p9t,t dc sgie
ColOr6d silks.
thaqgeahe 'i.1eei Poaltut rlilr t'rpsi aud plaid
go DO DO. SMALL stripe. fnr Misses
t4anEfpIlr tlAcu SltIHtg ugHIe.
. Lu1u-ruilr rs Jutura and adm lt Cline
Very rich ir.cris and llrncht sis- latest avle.
Printed sl4 Anslus sn' I.lsugs rlaid Fg4.lrdl
Spun Silk Tartan ila'.a
Pas PlBid 1id Lhaugeabls E1ur1t,es
These SIks have htcn eeci with much c, md being mn.
chasad before The ae advance iu French Goods ga r enabled
sell tletu at oue-i less than r present price, ia thH city.
uirch Fssul Embroidered
Just feceigc1, aud selling Very l1v
gurcnyo White Canton Crspr Shawls plain lmask amt
embroidered. received offered tho usual prices
~ NJ. r. HAuGERTY & BRO.
lupolrrs French Goods and General Dry Dealers
no NJ w, &, 1ip II. No So Canal s.rtlg
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~ The Mail Steamship OHIO, Lieut. !. Schenct S. NJ.
Commanding from New York. dischargDg cargo her
whaf head Of St Mary street. Lafayette. Consguess
ned to attend TO the receipt OF their g0os the Levse This Day
etheiwlse they will be stored at their expense and risk
n2S q PARADISE LAWRASON g. CO., gan
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I 9
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Inc rayman who took three large boxes, containing Cotton
ns from The Arcade Passage yesterday please
Immediately 70 A. BEAR D. no Banks Arcale fasEage nal
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tn The steamboat osCEoLA Weekly Line For Mobile
mohgomery WeumpHa and all landmgs the Alabama River
rms packet steamboat receiving freight
foot Of Julia aud will leave THIS DAY. Saturday P 81
ToHtvely. HYDE & OGIEsBY i9 Povlrs 81
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@-sRE 4DgERTfsEMENTs ON THIRD P4c
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R The elegant an swirl running passenger steamboat UNCLE
SAN Capt John Smoker receiving freight the foot Of La
tayete street. and will positively SATURDAY the 9Th
INST at O'Clock p d Tor Louisville, Evansville and Memphis,
n23 L. b. SMITH. GO Maaaine A..
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~ From h facilities Afforded w change cur
ness, alc FL 4 Is articles rsed above f1eing
only rpFo1 of nr trkl ur liberal trrtls and We M
% '''oerca"t anua'y raIy our aelecon be-
fore PuTehaafls sls.a,h re.
-,-, DAVID FELT e. co,
w 'h'o4@" senH' '.ts Lati No, a C7arg-ss s.-get
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pUGGY AND FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
~ Apply at ~ Natohez st. 10 stairs MA
HE, LIME-10OO bbls. Fresh Thomaston Lime land
II ing and for sale by HAYM4AN 4 HOLDEN.
MA s. Magazine street and IL Red Stores
SUGAR IINiE5OO bhls Glen's Falls aud 50 Geneyievs
- Sugar Lime, for sale by HAHMAN & HOLDEN,
ma So Magazine street and II Red Stores
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an education upon the children Of a dissipnted
brothers Or widowed sister;-another perhaps
supplying from her own scaaty stores an adai
ton to another's wardrobe, or toiting far into
the hours Of night to finish some garmsnt she
is eager to bestow upon one less prudent or
industrious than herself-can We not recall
such persons 10 BUR y emoryR Are they notof
US, ana with ID always? Who provides for
the sailor boy some choice luxuriss for bis
long yoyage2 Who remembers the warm gar
ment which his other friend bad Forgotten, aud
for whom does he select the first present 10 a
foreign lad, and carefully secure ii 10 a safe
corner 81 The sea chest4 This Is his Beloved
Maiden A Bnt, who has watched over his child.
ism years and has been to him as a Mother.
Cease thnt idle jest, The severe and rude cep-
sure, the heartless pity, upon those whom
choic or death, or misfortune, or stern sad
sorrow has destined TO a single life. And
while we wi ness their acts Of devotion aud
love, while they share our joys in health and
comfort, soo,he and watch over Us IL sorrow
and sickness; while We cherish the memory 81
the departed, or revere the virtues and wisdom
Of the liVingY let US feel that there is honor and
loVeliness In the path even Of an Old Mnid.'
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ON MAIDS.

ulTbe following article from the pen Of a lady
in the Boston Chrisiia9 Register expresses our
OPT, ions 10 regul 70 that much abused class,
demonstrated Old Maids. We cannot suppose
the sentiments of the author will coincide Silh
those Of the cross and sully old bachelors or
the rejected lover, bur, we venturesso assert
mat every man Of proper feelings and rational
mind, will give a hearty Amen! 70 The sweet
manner in which she expresses herself.
Who amongst us, but has some maiden aunt,
sister or cousin, or friends, endcared 70 Us by
a thousand acts Of kindness and affection!
Some aunt Clara, or cousin Iizzy, who has
wiped away the tears Of childhood, soothed and
comforted the griefs of youth, watched over
the bed 81 sickness or perchance Pillowed The
diving head, and performed the last office OF
love for our departed parents, or beloved child!
In the circle Of our loved ones has she not a
places! Did the dying mother en1rust her
oyphan children to her care, knowing that the
beloved sister, whose hearts love had oeen
crushed in youth, ould centre all the deeP
devotion and tenderness which thatblow nag
left unseathed upon these desolate hule ones.
Perhaps the father has has entrnsted his orphan
child to the charge of a faitiifulifend whose
value he can appreciates and whose devotion
and care for them will be- as untlTing as his
own. Have we no unmarried relative ortriend
who, in times of trial, pr anxiety, o. sudden
~sickness, Of emergency unprePaFsd ri, has
ever been found resdyand wiling 70 leave her
quiet and beloved heme 70 enter upon scenes
Of trouble and annoyance, 70 assist With hear
and HANDS al these trying moments, and whose
time and talents, of whatever nature are deyo'
ted 10 the benefit 81 those who need psi ser7
yicsss
The Maiden Aunt with but suihclsns IT.
come For hsf own wants, struggling 10 pes'ow
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TIE LOST NANIGAroRs


News Of the probable safety Of Sir John
franklin and Sif John Ross. nearly al the same
lime reached England and the United States,
BY 4 similar channel, a whaling ship. The
particulars Of the report of the English whaler,
which arrived at Hull have not yet reached The
United States. The American whaler arrived
at New london, Connecticnt, and the Chron-
icle Of that place furnishes The following ios
formations
Captain Chapel, 81 the bafk Mcclellan, Of
this pott, front Davis' Straits. whose arrival
We announced yesterday mornings furnishes
information Which viii a least be read
with intsresr ID ths United STATE, and indeed
ii every part 81 heawofId. Aboat1he lsIat
August While me Mcclellan aay 70 Ponds
Bsy, III inasntalon Of Bafihs Bay, il Iat. "A
long II. the natives Ofthe egasl came on board
the chieltain, an English whaleman, and gave
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The Three Callers.
BY CHARLES sw 4

-4H sHgrt" LIZ aNNt SW AlNs i
Morn Calleth fondly to a fair boy straying
Mid golden meadows, rich with clover dew :,
She cal.s-but he still thinks Of naught, save
playing:
And SO she smiles-anj waves him an adieu /!
Whilst he, sill merry with his flowery store,
Deems not that Morn, sweet Morn! returns no
more. "'- 3f
Noon cOmeth-but the boy to manhood grow
ing, T. - Il fat
Heeds not the time-he sees but one sweet
form, sT eefvt..r
One Young lair face, g'om bower Of jasmine
iaa glowing. " sel M .
And all his loving heart with bliss is warm /:
So noon, upnOticed, seeks the. western shore,
And man iorgets that Noon returns no more.
N ght taPPeth gently at easement cleaning
With the thin FIRE light, Pickering faint and
low;
BY which q grey.haired man is sadly dreaming
Der pleasures gone-as all Lite's pleasures
ga:
Night calls him to her-and he leaves his door
Silent and dark land he returns no more.
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PRESIDENT rAYloR.

.. 4.LMF M.HH#" Hn. m.HH#r "Hn"N IMrL N.# a.
The following eloquent passage, we extract
from d speech OF Josiah Quincy, Jf, at The late
Wing Convention Uf Massas usetts. II is
well worth reading:
sit was my very good fortune, Mr., Prosi-
dent, to be at Washington, for three OF four
weeks, about tue beginning Of last Mareh,and
i was ny exceeding good fortune 70 be under
the roof with one who was at hat time called
Gen. Taylor. Sir ] cannot help regretting
that his health p oyeptcd hfs having an oppOr-
tuhiiity II showing himself to the yeomapfy and
citizens Of Massachusetts. regret that they
could not see General President Taylor as he
appears 70 all about him.
We are very apt, gentlemen, "a judge BY
what we have seen Of the militia. Iremember,
SIR, that | was once aid TO his excellency Gov.
Lincoln, md we thought then that the military
had more fuss than feathers, | believe,
As regards General Taylor, he is exactly.
what. his soldiers called him" Rough and
Ready. He looks no more like one Of those
officers whom you will see on an. election day,
riding about on horseback, with long plumess
than be does like a Methodist minister. | com
fess, sir, / could NOT help looking at him with
astonis6nent as ! Saw him, sitting upon his
sofa, ID his parlor, a quiet, modest looking
man; aid I could not help thinking to myself
is that the fellow that sat sideways on Old
Whitey at the battle Of Buena Vista?
We are apt TO look upon the title Rough
and Ready rs one which was GOT up for the
OCCASION. We are apt to imagine that a cpm-
mitteehas been appointed to draft resolutions,
and TO present to the public such q name Ss
will . taking. But THAI IS not the case wfth
a name like this. The highest glory Of ancient
.knighthood was when the soldier was knigh'ed.
BY his sovereign On .hr field Of battle. The
highest title 81 ! military man N 2 republic Ne
when his soldiers give him a name that shall
signify Al once their confluence in him and
their appreciaiaaOfhi modeatys
lie was called 4 Rough and Ready because
lin every rough situation be was ready; because
lie was found sleeping sido BY side with The
commau soldIsry wlh q teni ofWithOa az y lent;
because he was foundin DE front Of the battle,
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NuDaber ..

zee &H E MMNH -
niormalioR b slg,s thar Two large ships wsre
sAent lying il Prince Regents Inlsi, and had
been there last 10 the ice for four. seusonss
ana bel g Nsked with egard to those on board
wtelhsf they wereipsad Or alive, they relied;
~ ne same way ahat The crews were NOT
asleep4 Chat il, notdesd.) but were an we'll.
hls Information was considered BY stAe Eng
llshman' and BY Capt. Chapel,s Indicating thats
the ships Of Sir John Franklin were oIesrlv
meant.
The EpglishmaD landed At Cape Hay some
distance from Ponds Bay, q qaanslty o. coal
and provisions, with which his ship was fur.
nlshed BY che British government Cor the use
o me long missing ships, III they sAould
caance 70 come there, as they would b..
obliged to Do on the their ts.urp ia England,
inns is certainly the latest news from that
quarter, and there Is a possibility, perhaps a
probability, that the comman er, Of the nm.
fortunate expedition and his crews aro NH
alive. Heaven send That i may be 50!
Inc McLsllen and her g%ailgDt oihc Il ana
crew have reached home almost BY 4 maticIo
at any rate have done SO under circumstan.
ices that entitle them to the highest credit,
On the l2th Of June the Bark got nippedr
"a the Ice and only escaped destruction BY the
almost suPer-human exertlons and good con-
doct Of those in charge Of her. SIZE was so
severely injured that she leaked 50 ns u DO
Kept aaoat only BY the ~inceasani work orneur-
4 I.L ~ EaMNM. hmWWWM8NBA EAEE ESMHHHNMM WN W#W
y all hands az The pumps, and by means 81 "
large metallic pumps obtained BY Captain b.
from the wreck Of the English ships crushed
and totally lost just ahead Of him. The leak
was, however partially remedied BY thrulnbed
sails under the bow, though she continued 10
leak badly until her arrival home, and was
only Kept above water by continual and On
ceasing labor at the pumps, ill she reached the
dock, which indeed, is sill obliged to be con-
tinued as she lies a THE wharf. The two
English ships, Superior and Lady Jane, mem
Toned yesterdays were both lost very near The
Mcclellan. Two Of the crew Of he lost sb,ps
arrived ID htr, They are ma ives Or lie shet-
land Ielands.
On the SOth Of August, lie Mcclellan lost
a man named Joseph Schneider, Of New York,
who fell from The mizzen tOp-mast, head, and
lived bat twenty minutes. being shockingly
maRgled in the head and limbs. He was
iwenty-one years oi age. b w s@,
tits due 10 Capt, chdpels Bic gallant Off
GERS and ships company, again to say llat
their conduct in bringing home their vessel, is
deserving of more than common paise, and
even with their exerlionssit could NOT have
been done, but for the stpunchan enduring
qualities Of the ship. The skill and perse-
verenqe of the officers and men were objects
Of admiration 20 The Englshmen who wi,essed
Them. 4t
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