The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26
The Voyage OF the tsamship Frank
9ourHAnproE Nov

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov '
W. have lust sniv.d Il this port afssr' s TOO.
able VOYAGE About halfway scross ,As As.ns,. ~.
shaft brohA ON the rtsrboazd SIDE =, Va had ~ ~.
bert Of or way with wheel saa canvass undsr an
the circumstances Of the eA We have been yery for
tunes Aztec our edsst ~ had ne weather and fair
w'ndnntn maize the Apglhh channel; there We were
two days in boissrous andortunatey arrived at
Cowes yesterday afternoon. Captain Totton has man.
aged bis ccmrzand under adverse circumstances with
success Part Of the passengers went last night to uavrs
in small steamer
The following is correspondence between the passsn-
On Board THE U. 8. M. STEAMER FRANKLIN,
Orr Cows, Nov. 7, 1852 !
To CAPT JAMES A. WorToH:-
Dear Str-We the undersigned, passengers the
present voyage from New York to Hayrs a. che ter
minaton Of unusually perilous and difficult passage
having Witnessed with great satisfaction your carried
exerions in the safe conduct OF the ship
and comfort Of the cannot separate without
this expression Of our unqualified admiration OF your
ill and devotion which under the protection Of kind
Providence has enabled to accomplish arduous and
difficult passage with the only discomfort of M lasting
for day or two longer than the period usually allotted
with every good with for your own hsppiuess and the
prosperity OF the gallant ship under your commend and
to the officers and crew, you will please express
thanks for SO efficiently seconding your exsrtions
We remain, dear sir yours, with respect
J. LesDder starr, London; Geo English, New York;
N. ii. Wolfe New York; Edwin v. WEIGH "
Jas Gordon Bennett, g j. Stewart Thsrndke 3"
JOSH ysleiro, Italy, Geo. T. Richards, Ohio;
VIM. Loeschigh, New York; J. r. Loubat, New York;
A. Loubat I" Il Rostaun, Narcotics;
A. Legoux, Paris; &C. Colgate, New York;
Jules Renard, New York; Josh Rance,
W. b. Lecouteax, Buffalo; DR.. A. II Smith Philsd;
Chas 8. j. Goodrich, N Y; John Trulauf Louisville
VIM. Sumner, Boston; Carlton Gates, New York;
Benz y. Wells. . Saml. l.. Neil a"
DR.. Beylard, Paris; W IL vesey,
N. Kahn, New York; j. Harrison,
Il. Van Arsdsle, New York.
U. s. M. STEAMER FRANKLIN, I
Orr Cows, Nov. z, 1852. !
have this received your fattering
and beg to return you sincere
for the very kind in which you convey your ap
probation Of the management board the steamship
Franklin, her passage from New York to Hsvre; and
for all may have done feel amply rewarded by recev
pleasure in making known to those under my command
appreciation Of the in which their duty
performed; and wishing you every your
career through Me remain gentlemen yours
To the passengers on board steamship FRANKLIN
The passengers made up purse Of nearly two hundred
dollars for the ships crew.
Court OF Oyer and Termincr.
CONVICTION OF WIN SAUL, FOR THE MURDER OF BAx-
TER, THE wATcHMAN.
Hon. Judge Edwards and Aldermen Haley and Ward
presiding
Nov. 2-Mr. CochTane having appealed to the jury on
behalf OF the prisoner at considerable length the Dis
iict Attorney summed the part of the
The judge at about one O'Clock midnight proceeded to
charge the jury who retired and at O'Clock had agreed
to their verdict but did not send for the Court until
eight o'clock Thursday morning, when they pronounced
the prisoner guilty.
city Intelligence.
TIE WEATHER was frosty and cold, but exceedingly
pleasant, during yesterday We had clesr sky, and
enjoyed temperature all the day The Their
mometer at the HERALD Building rangsd:-At noon
3els degrees; at r. M Az degrees; at5P. NJ 40 de-
grees The air was bracing and heahful and for once
enjoyed glorious dry weather upon the Of
Evacuation day The evening calm and cold but at
night 1t commenced raining and SO continued until this
sheet was put to press
FRE IN BErKMAN sTRrEr.-At half past eight o'clock
last evening fire broke cut in situate in the
house Of Beekman and Gold streets with front on
each The house is five stories high, and tenanted all
through with number of families The fire originated
in the room Of man named Gregor, baker by trade,
during the temporary absence of himself and his wife and
was by some defect in the ue of the stove Upon
the alarm being given large force Of emsn attended,
win 0e whole Of the Second district police Upon or-
cling open GregoIs they found it full OF smoke with
bed On fire, from which the flames spreading rap.
idly to the furniture and fixtures II made such progress
that in very short time the was enveloped in
men. Very great alarm prevailed and the remaining
hurried put carrying away as much OF their fur
Irish hurry ing down the stairs dragging
huge box after her and out Ny husbands drunk
in bed'-'my husbands drunk in bsd., Upon some
suggesting the proprety Of her renqushing
box AID carrying away the good man. she replied very
coolly my winter clothing DEAR is in the box" The
position by of the police of the Second ward who got
his whskers singed and his hands burned in his
effort The officer saved q child from suifocstion
which was lying in Gregors room in bed. The fire
happily confined to the but the building
ing and bed clothes Of the tenants The damage il esd
mated at five hundred dollars.
SERIOUS AcciDENT.-Upon Wednesday evening at about
Ave O'Clock, annmber Of aboress employed in dig
ging sewer. at the corner Of Twenty first and
Eighth avenue In order to complete the work they had
to sink to depth Of fourteen feet below the surface
the street above Whilst excavating ut this level the
earth suddenly caved and buried Mr. Casey the
tractor, underneath The immediately ran TO his
rescue aud after great exetsn they had him almost
safe when another descent OF earth took place. which
he again knocked aownand completely covered over
The renewed their efforts and after an hours work
they succeeded in freeing his head from the mass OF
earth pressing upon It, lie taken to house in the
neighborhood at which he received medical aid after
which he was conveyed to his residence No 1913 East
Twenty eighth street
MELANCHOLY DEATH on SHIrBoARD Coroner Ives held
an inquest yestsrdsy afternoon board the ship James
H. Sheppard lying Mt pier No IA East river upon
the body Of an unknown child which died suddenly after
by its parents Theodore am mate o. the ship:
was informed this morning that . child was dead on
board the child board at Antwerp; the parents
have lett 1T do rot know it's name. DR.. Lidde ade
post Rore examination Of the body; found 1t pale and
emacated abundance Of adhesion about the liver;
efusion in the cavity Of the abdomen with flakes Of
lymph; the cause OF death chronic psnitonts and
debility consequent upon the hardshps of the sea-
opinion
SUDDEN DrATH-An inquest was held at the same
time yesterday, on board the same ship, the body
OF woman, name not known, who died between seven
and eight o'clock in the morning The gave tcsti
mony to the effect that came on board at Ant
Wtipf III pIetty uurlnR the voyage; passed
by the doctor Qaantine and died at the time speci
fed above DR.. Liddell made a post norton exsmina.
on of the body found atrophy Of the lungs the large
intestnes and the lover portion of the cum exhibited
thickeDng Of the membrane with ulcerating the
body was emaciated the of death dysentery
Verdct:-Died from dysentery. Deceased was about
fifty nine years Of age, and native Of Germany.
SUDDEN DrArH.-Coroner Ives held an inquest yestcr-
day Mt No 81 Troy street the body of colored man
named George Lloyd who had been living there for some
weeks as servant to Mr. Peterson .taken i'll with
pam In MS stomach last Saturday and died rather sud-
denly on Wednesday afternoon After hearing the owl
deDce Of Mrs Phoebe Peterson and Dr. Lddel the jury
rendered verdict of death from peretonitee Deceased
wssa native of New York, aged sixteen years.
sUIcrDE LAupANuM-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday Afternoon at the house No. 6O4 Fourth street.
on tho body Of Maria Louisa Kinch who died from the
effect Of dose Of laudauum administered by herself on
"wednesday afternoon. The deceased was twenty five
years o. age and native Of the State She had lost two
children within ak months BY illness and 1t IL cons
dered that this preyed upon hr spirits