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Specifications concerning the Building and Requiring
of the Whnrvcs In front Of the First Third and
Forth Districts of the City of New Orleans,

The work shall be adjudeated contracts as ows
FIRST CoNTRACT-FIRSr DISTRICT.
The Steamboat and Steamship Wharvs we'll hippns
twenty feet water the Wharf wiarye
SECOND cosTRAcT-TiIRD DISTRICT.
Shall he rebuilt being shall
THIRD CoNTRACT-FoURTHD DISTRICT.
Sevea of the Whaves having cayed in shall rebs sos
Wkaryes shall be constructed the following man ner
The piles sha be of lake timber twelve by v4ye square,
shall be driven fifteen twenty-five feet ground al
the height be the surveyor and s" ba
eas n Viii g @ S n TSsf b. s ss I
n ni s her s 6s as % s
on Th pk 4 S oo n be- Of cy Or ~ vi ,Ssn p
quality BY square than fifteen fee,
long and shall strongly nailed each Of the eepera two
driven piles caps wE e sa Two p
the Wharve pn thirty Width s.
be built at the outside edge OF said inclined pn and do
zap BY Twelve inches square framed Sith n s eh
~ ~h ' shs % sG5 h s
re s 8 w b 1 s S G D and bs 5fs inc in
with twelve by Twelve which shall be fast Pile
H hs Shipping wbary"s Steamship whayes row Of fender
manner to each oteer and The p Of The Whaves T o
haif n bolts plan shall be steamship
one level with the flooring and the other three feet above
On those Whagyes which require stripping repairing reasn
the vii be hound all The old panks and all
s sg a Pt SS S s W with
tbs same Viii relay the flooring anil repe ali Old and bal ea us caps
Al the materials shall be of Tie Vest quality and shall
The contractors themselves begin the work Immediately
or before the Goth OF November neA (s under penalty 900
Securities Of $4,000 shall required from the contrae
Tor tTf The Erst District to IN amour 81 f50u from the
te Third District and amount Of $4,000 from the
Payment cash the work progress city retaining in guaren
tee each setteen onclrd of the amoea of done until
per square hundred super6 feet for all new work m
per square Of one hundred superficial feet r tie repairs
New Orleans, August 10, 1857. ''N' N'' '''Ss "aIi
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JOURNAL DE LA CONVENTION
D,ETAT.
MARpr, 20 Juliet 1852.

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1910 "a auleian Pas eneislemen. "
.spPo.s - y ~ nonneur ue souAee
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en iaasl, auIalens pu e.re relaroes ann 9 :, eur
aaoptes Poe u MODE ofdlnalre de reyiser u Con.
pays 'eAisesns .9us
.es alsIo.sS w T. stels ae cl.er iusseh. pius
des dispositions plus libkrales Y fussent shbsti-
tuees.
~ u crole Ees qlle les
9Ie = q u9 100 oonse prppose auA H.
I1o' -, 81 eo - soienc peaucoup pius i1e
sau. ~ pus col IS auA oes9 II. u
y x nayo ~ Sun,.S e, ~
g. - Gaaa4;t',4;o,; y
soussigne n'hesiterait pas deelarer que cette
Convention s'est assemble pour .des objets d'n-
ne Importance ct dune utilize presqde Mules
II est yrai que 10 projet d'amendementa TAR
ticle lI3 permet . FEtat d'engager So fol au
profit Dune amelioration interieure, pour un
cinquisme au fonds capital de toute corporation
gui aurait Get objet en- vue. Mails cette autorisa-
ton est tellement entouree de clauses restricti-
YES, tant dams Get amend ementque dams L amen
dement, suivapt, que le soissigne GRANT fort
qu'elle ne puisse etre d auctne utilize au pays
lie soussigne prefere encore Particle ia de no
tre pr6sente Constitution a tous les.amendements
qpon . proposes; car, en- vertu de Get article,
ON pourrait METRE en- operation quelaues grands
trayaN6 pubics, avantageux tout Etat, tan
dis que lces amendments ne permettraientp eut.
etre pas PexecutiOn d'aucune amelioration pu-
blique
~ substltut que Ton propose Particle 122,
ne satisfait pas dams ropinion du soussigne AUX
besoins du peuple. Il est vrai gull autorise les
Banques; mais, aucune Banque, simon celles
connues CONNIE Banques ibres, ne .pourraient
operer dapres &c substitut Les Banques, COM
munement apPel6es banques prlvil6giees, ne Sc
ralent pas admlses aux prerogatiyes de cette
CLAUSE.
Ce supstitut pourralt augmenter le, capital
des Danques 10 Nouyelle- Orleans, mais il agi-
rant comme une prohibition dams les campa-
gnes q Jamals eiies croyalent utile dayoir des
t{hV
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or, rr,-, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DHRT on NEW OBI EANs

OF THE consolidating DaBT OF NEW oRlffEANs.{
CONFORMITY with the provisions Of the
sutnsent amount Of being ~ y ''' " "
H. Ish - viii be office until FRIDAY
isb for BONDS OF The late
DOLLARS Said Poposato endorsed %oaer Of Ropd. ~ Nini
and to be opened and upon on The ss lin
dessa at % pss Bonds the
be preferred and purchased out of the of The Snkn Fnn
municipality Nuhoer one created by the sad Act NAV is,1
-ooMMIssIoHxRs-
AID. CR0SSMAN, Mayor, ....
o. DEBUYS Comptroller. 20
VIM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
WIN. p CONVERSE, Chairman ofthe
Finance Committee o he Board of Aldermen
L. II. PLACE, Chairman of the Finance '
Committee Of the Board Of Assistant Al dermen
n hAfSr' secretary. je6 tlIthSept
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N y. 2b4.-Resotu que lie contr6leur vende a
fencah apres dir davis Is
quas Premier TroisS e. oaat
eme Districts dspres les specifications au
du
Rsou les adudicstons ct les securities sasr,
santes dea Comsts do Finances
fare e contract utcessairs construction
LSgheI WIN. C. c. CLAIBORNE,
President iu Conse des Aldermen,
tsignfl FRANS. ALPUENTE
President dn Coiseil des Assistants Aldermen.
Approve lie 5Aodt 1852 ~
lsigntl A. D. CRossMAN, Maire.
BUREAU DU CONTROLEuR,
VILE DE LA NouvgLLgORLEASs, u AoH, 1852
lzy"C Commencement la resolution qui precede,
avis estpar lie present donu6 lie LUND AoGt midi mon
bureau, i'adjugern, rabais le contract susdft.
ana lot o. DEBuYs Contr6lsur.
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bAl'Es
PILLS.
Chicknor's Sugar-coated Purgativs
PARIS Life,
MofIatt's Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper's,
Anderson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
tliboard's Anti bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrick'B Sugar coated,
SappIngton's Fever and Augue,
Covel's Rheumatic,
Graefenberg,
Speneer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chamomile,
Persian,
Allsbasis' Health,
Allebasis' Ague,
Evans' Chamomile,
Vandtz's Anti-bilious,
| Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Dr.. pavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer'a Elecampane..
Wistar's Balssun,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jayne's Ezpectorant,
Duncan's E1pactorant,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Charry,
Swayne's Syrap Wild Cherry,
Schneck'a Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Baiaam Liverwort.
BlTTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
4 Woods Wild Cherry,
1 Blake's Aromatic,
Herrich's.
| PANACEAS.
SWANS,
Houck's,
| Cullen's Indian Vegetabl,
| OINTMENT AND SALVES,
Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebasis's Bl ,kac
Tousey's Master of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
| McA.lster's Vegetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rownnd's Improved Mixture,
South ern Mixture,
Norrls's Mixture,
Jayne'5 Hair,
For's Cypriaa Hair,
ERs India
Van Reeds,
WynkooP 3,
Railey's.
E All articles in the Medicine
will lse supplied on equally fayoral
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

RATTURE SAM. Persons WISHING IN taka
SAND from the Battu Race a, without
permits under the direction of the Commissary Bnue
Surveyors Department. August s. 1855 ana ~
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY Hal

SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
v~,1rp, NKwoRLKANs June s, 1851
= the DEPUTY SURVEYORS located as follows:
om D. BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor Dcts
ymnia street. between NAyades Streets
"A. Deputy Second and Third Dis
je9f o''"eeh r'oSa anu p n99 1T 5n streets
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OFF'ICIEL.

MO. 252.-Rfs0lu cfae lie contr6leur soft ct
esure autorse vsndre A1can, iyurs avis a
lats e nouvee toiture bompe DE- CoIpseue Creole
No9, dsprss les plans specifications acuement an
Lnreau du yoser. u %S "
lStguel VIM. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President du Consal tes Aldermen,
lsignGi Trans. ALPUENTE,
Pre.ident du Couseil Assistants A derinep,
Approve lie Aoot 1851
LsIgne' A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
BUREAU DU CONTRoLEuR.
VILE De LA NoUs RAhs, IL Aoit, is5G
Es~Conformementa la resolution qui precede,
ava est par lie present dome que lie LUND 30 Aou midi
threau, sdlpgerhi ~ rabain, 10 coarat suadit.
aula lot o pKBUYs, Contr6leur.
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YERMIFU GES.
Wlnar'e CANADIAN,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
Swain's,
Bniley's,
Jayne's,
Challen'u.
sARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. Townsend's,
Bailey's,
Sands's,
Winkoop'e,
Bristol's,
Woods,
Bulls.
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Inc Work shall be aduieated into three contracts follows
FIRST CONTRACT-FIRST DISTRICT
he Steamboat and Steamship Wharves well hippns
Whaves shall be to gys
twenty feet water the Wharf and Wharyes
repairs.
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This eerfe that pALEY PAIN EXTRACTOR hns been used in
my family for Salt Rherm of thirteen DURATION Warts.
These fierce dscnes have been eva and they
entirely removed There doubt but this Medicine has all the
virtues that the Patent recams from what has fallen my
added TO the respectable testimonials in ito favor BY
ho have used in requiring lmuedae relief
recommend to the attention the afflicted the this
valuable sGive, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

L,lSH-S00 boxes Goldfish, new; 300 barrels
Nos l. MACkEREL whole, halves and kits lsrss
and small, landing bark splendid for sale by
au1 J. H, CARTER d CO., 10 Common street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

ers g 'rsport colossd gratis ron ihs 5uatf, =,
s00s ate The necessity foF naval squadr,. =. -
coat ~ Africa Which = ne~ uaaiUfaae lhsr, i. -
United States al gfszt and loss ,f ~ ~
The suppres,on OF tho Slave traffic Il MAS \. 20
jsc'ed u the claims 81 ne Colonization S,csetv a..
IN operations are gradual ard hat tue c.nsarn,,t
Of IL pur poses viii require lonf ser e. Of year. Bat
shoad n feet that Is IN peshe = remove ,yh ss,.
rsguipce By human means wiihie tie Pend sl..s
to SINGLE genes 100 = Dot q be dsaisl tAst Ia ~
lerts @; the association have secured the lDs Faix
sfa thor sand slaves rsu mt r. PRACTICAL ant ka,s
thar has been produced b. Any other oEaaa t0a leo
some portion Of tins enneu; or 81 the West I,I,ss
,ba be set a2arf for the trc nsge h4ouaioa Of he
ored race ATcsn cOlo Mat Ga mus D. regarded A, As
only effective auriiav OF 10 uR'ais enancipsioa
sTswlBg desire % em'g'a Is manifested By tue bsf.
rcpulaton and aoy masters bsfe dec ~ their
u ee their slaves whe Wsars can be olrdfof their -
uoyal Some Of the have sde c1nsfsrsels aps-.
priaops 70 promote the 80 and an at,ra.
has teen svipcsd by others NeFf'fk olgs' q h.
behind her ne ghb0Ts the fero nance Il tay % n
nottsnt to her own welfare aat 50 6eAstcl l. rr.
f,ftoa Of the human fts IT, he'd IN melaecsniV ~
fa,,ue1t rs Work ia wAch CAris,aas AID paino,,
81 ii, paite< and in an sections can uniss Y iasR s
fh,t lnyoly ne the country p,icai 5rgeoxiasAs,i
,ssv.ons snbrnt he sh eshbeci 20 yOlr ssigk,sssa
i'm of is merits you viii deem u IN acc ldlsce WITH
n,e and policv aud ens hisned punhr SEN sshl "
manifest your approval Of no ctise by LIBERAL ap-
prcofla'ion for the q oeneyoieat dssgns
Haviu- fully Determined 20 eilfe ron oee az the Il
%, my I, nm thus be permitted q asaL myself Of
m mr., sent QppnrtuBy % - az islovCiIens
?. SION OF nv profound Iade flf the kon
l. ed upon me by Their cnhcetce ass1fat iasn OF n,
communal aspirations foE The advancement 81 NY aauvc
Stsfe m virtue prosperity and happiness
srtoy, Lrsuryv e. ie5,
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r T. p o r L

OF THE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

Awf.i PreEres. % nfsaucIas IN RsEinnd.
A correspondent Of the London Lead
en- writing from Leeds, makes dread
fui revelation eOncerningthe inhabitants
Of that town:
Your article headed .MoIoch, 80 hs
observes, "on the increase of tbe cr,,oa
Of infaniicide, Is most asioundins. pcr
is the shadowing iorth Of the amour, !,
all overstated. We have ai this finn.
the walls Of our town placarded NTH
bills offering ESQ reward for the dstsc.
ton Of the murderer Of "a new born male
child'found on the 18th August. Be-
fore the jury we had complete proofs Of
a young woman in custody having been
pregnant, and delivered at or about the
time, and many most suspicious circum-
stances were evident, duplicating her
with the crime before Us; but owing to
the cunning and falsehood ofthe witness
ses, nothing tangible could be- proved.
Upon that inquest il was declared BY the
coroner, and assented to as probable BY
the surgeon, that there were, as near as
could be calculated, about three hundred
children put to death yearly in Lesds
alone, that were not registered by the
law. In other words, three hundred
infants were murdered to avoid the con-
sequences of their living, and these
murders, as the coroner said. are never
detected"
The Morning Chronicle. writing upon
the same subject, says: "An example
must be made, and an example Of a seN
rious and ineligible character. Il IL
said that. in one Of the recent Dorset
shire cases, common cause was made by
the girls Of the country. They attend-
ed the trial in large numbers; and we
are informed that. on the acquittaf of
the prisoner, a general expression Of do
light was perceptible in the court; and
they left the assizes town boasting that
they might now do as they liked We
are, then, II seems, with all our boastea
civilization, relapsing into barbarous
and savage state of society. Infanticids
passed from unmarried to married.
Even the sanctity ofthe matrimonial re-
laiion is not an effectual check; and un~
less we are prepared TO see child murder
gradually creep on from class to class in
society, we must make up our minds TO
strong and uncompromising assertion Of
law and Justice" Hlis
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TAs Poss Msrsen Eza.luasls. 81 mr..


A post mortem examination shows
that Mr.. Webster died Of disease o.
the liver. The immediate cause ol
death was hsmmorrhage of the
stomach and bowels, owing 10 q
morbic state of the blood, consequent
upon the above disease. There was
also dropsY on the abdomen. The
Boston Atlas says:
We learn that q very careful,
minute and accurate examination
was made, under the eye OF one oI
the best living morbid anatomists,
and the results carefully noted down.
We presume that they will be, in
due time. carefully collected and
made public, as they will be of equal
interest to the admirers of his intel
lectual greatness and 20 the scientific
world. We understand that at a
recent meeting Of medical society,
some OF the moro striking results OF
this examination were stated, and
formed the subject of an interesting
scientific discussion. The cerebral
organs were OF the very largest
known capacity, exceeding by thirty
per centum the average weight OF
the human brain; and with only two
known exceptions, (Cuxier and
DupuyIren) the largest of which
there is any record. II is also wor-
thy Of remark, that a well marked
effusion upon the Archnoid men,
brane was discovered in these inves.
legations, although thers were no
perceptible evidences Of any lesion
during Mr. Websier's lifetime. II is
supposed to have been caused by his
severe fall from his carriage in King
ston, last spring. II is a remarkable
physiological fact, that an injury
which would have impaired the in
tellect, If not at once caused death,
in another. should, in this instance
have been attended with so little
external evidence OF so important
injury to vital organ.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

A Broken VoYAGE.-The whaleship
George Houland, Capt. Cromwell, which
was captured by convicts at the GalIipa-
gos Islands on the Sd of March last, re-
turned to this port yesterday. The cir
cumstnnces of her capture and escape
are probably fresh in the recollection Of
our readers. Ten OF the crew were re-
tanned on board by the convicts to work
the ship to the coast, seven OF whom sub
sequently effected their escape--the re-
mainder being left at Charles Island
Mr.. VIM. B. Peacock, cooper, and two
OF the crew remained on board, and the
convicts, after perpetrating several MUIR
ders and robberies on shore. put away
for the coast. Mr.. Peacock secreted
himself in the lower hold among the
casks, where he remained seventeen
days, subsisting upon whale scraps, un
I'll the arrival of the vessel at Tombez
and the desertion Of the convicts.
Capt. Cromwell, Mr.. Peacock, and
two Of the officers are the only persons
of the original ships company that have
returned. Ofthose of the crew left up.
on the island and those who escaped
from the ship after she had fallen into
the hands of the convicts, we believe all
have been reported safe except three
who died Of starvation and exposure, as
before published. Capt. Cromwell and
a portion of the crew we're taken off from
Charles Island by the Congaree. and an
other portion by the Susan, both of this
port. rr
The Congaree was boarded by Capt.
Cromwell when FIVE miles distant from
Charles Island, by means Of an oil cask
sawed in two, one part Of which was
made to answer the purpose OF boat,
which CaOt C. alone padded off to the
ship.
Capt. Cromwell found It impossible to
procure a new crew and outfits, and was
therefore compelled to abandon the voy-
,ge, and return home with bis vessel.
Ne10 Bedford Mercury, 2Sth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

CHILLIcorHE.-The hand of Improve
ment has wrought wonders in our city,
within few months. The long rows Of
beautiful and commodious buildings,
which have been erected in the burnt
district, elicit the admiration OF all who
see them. Chillicoihe, in another year,
will be more beautiful than ever
Stores, shops. hotels, public halls and
offices. will abound, and every other
convenience for business operations
The introduction of gas into our princi-
pal commercial streets and private resi-
dences, has greatly enlivened and beau.
tilted the place. The stately elevation
OF the 'vaIley House," adorns the To-
cality recently occupied by the old
frame exchange. and the commodious
Clinton House is in the ascendant. In
due time. a new Court House will grace
AID fill the public square. Within the
next twelvemonth, we shall have the
best kind of railroad communication be-
tween this city and the coal mines on
one hand, and Cincinnati on the other.
To all human appearance, our town is
about entering upon a new and prosper
Gus era, of which its most pslmy pro-
gress. In days by-gone, was but faint
Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11
The St. Louis Intelligencer, OF Fri.
day. saws:

The St. Louis Intelligencer, OF FRI
day, says:
THB FOREST CRY RoBBERY.-We
learn that information has been received
that the trunk containing fif.een thou
sand dollars worth of jewelry, which
was stolen from Mr.. Fisk, a passenger
on the Forest City, is supposed to be ly-
ing at the bottom Of the Ohio riyer.-
The facts are, that skillful thief took
the trunk from the state room of Mr..
Fisk during the night, and conveyed it
to the after guards of the boat and was
preparing to rife il Of its contents when
ne discovered person on the guards q
short distance from him. Imagining
that he was perceived he threw the trunk
overheard. and went TO his state room
and remained in the boat till its arrival
in this citv. The affair became known
to Marshal Felps. who lelirecenty
one OF his aids to search for the proper
~. The water being low and the spot
being designated, his efforts will proba-
bly, be successful.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11
~ The editor Of this pape

4" The editor Of this paper
would announce his return again to
the duties ol his station, which he
has for four weeks been obliged to
place in other hands on account Of
severe cold. 1t is with pleasure he
acknowledges his indebtedness 10
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for cure
from it. and great relief from suffer.
ing by its use, and now would from
experience recommend il heartily 10
others who may be afflicted as he has
been, with a belief that they may
also be benefited by its use. -
Christian Advocate.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

The REsuLr.-We should rather
say nothing about it. but as our rea-
ders will expect some intimation ol
the condition Of that "column," we
give the result as il has been received.
First, as TO the result in Ohio the
Statesman Of Saturday says:
"The majority for Franklin Pierce
in Ohio, so far, 70 counties being
heard from, is 1922. The sixteen
counties yet TO hear from will not
varyt the result much"
The same paper gives Scott, Ver-
mont, Massachusetts and Tennessee.
A telegram OF Saturday says the
Democrats of Louisville concede
Kentucky to Scott by 1000 majority.
This being true the Scott column
will stand-Vermont S, Massachu.
setis Is, Tennessee IL. Kentucky
IL, making IN all AZ, leaving z04 Tor
Pierce. Such in brief is the tale
toldon the ID. A defeat so over>
whelming was unlocked for, even by
Locofocos themselves. Every ism
thai could command a corporal's
guard OF supporters had been bought
up. and has cast its influence for
Pierce. But this meeting Of direct
contradictions, such as the Native
American and foreign vote. will
prove source Of discord, and place
the Administration in the position Of
the house divided against itself, which
cannot stand.
The latest news gives Tennessee TO
Pierce by 5000. iEH j.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11
SIn JOHN FRArK1.n-Tb. new,

SIE JOHN FRANKLIn.-The news
of "oPen water in Wellington Chan
mel" just brought to England by The
Prince Albert, seems TO have ami
mated every bosom with renewed
hope that the mystery which hangs
about the fate OF the missing naviga.
tors is in a fair way to be found,
All eyes now are fixed upon Sir Ed.
ward Belcher, who at last dates, was
pushing his way up the channel with
every expectation OF proceeding
without material interruption when
the Prince Albert left.