New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02
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Two I,Atters of Crankiin.

Fro1 lss Ssv York Tinsse.
Two Letters of Franklin.
Mrs John Cough Nichols sends to the london Gentle
Both have escaped gent search Of Mr. Jared Sparks
Franklin and the latter missing from the diplomatic
eorrespondence Of the Revolution eayiug hiatus very
standing the levity with Which the ghost Of Franklin has
mingled with the poycocrsd spirits Of rappers1n, the
fame Of the statesman yet living and his relics yet
venerable SO we reprint these letters for the benefit Of
ell concerned.
The order is addressed to his bankers, and il
less uomsnous than its companion Is not without signf
ssnce: e.. g.. ,,,, :, ,-ao
GeHaSmsa-I have desired Messrs Freeth. of Birning
ham to send of their mills packed up and drec
abroad when IL comes up being about make little
tour in France, beg you would be kind to receive
it and charge il to my aocrunt.
shall be farther obliged. having time come into
the city If you seud M tomorrow forty ZEineas
May farther give you the trouble Of buying for me two
lottery tickets 70 be sent with the money rather
Jonathan Williams merchant. Boston, acq1sinting him
with their numbers, for they fdr him
am, with much esteem, yours etc, B FFASLLrv.
To MessFs. smith, Wright X Grey, Bankers Lombard
street
The second il Of more consequence Those who have
turned over the Diplomatic Correspondence have noted
the absence Of several letters that have passed be-
tween the negotatofs Of the treaty Of Versailles in res
ton to the ratification They seemed to have abseonded
adroiy put seekers for them quite fault This
Cough Nichols contribution is the important Of
them the rest may be spared; D. y.,.s >, ia.
SWe have now the pleasure of sequainting you that
the ratification OF Dsative treaty arrived here by
formed that the severity the winter in America which
hniered travelling had oocssioned delay in the
bling of the States AZ soon a sufficient number
got together the treaty taken into consdraon and
the ratification passed unanimously Ineiosed you have
copss Of the proclamation issued the OCCASION and OF
the recommendatory resolution The messenger was de-
tained at New York month by the ice which pre-
vented the packet boats sailing otherwise be would
probably have beer here in February We ready
to exchange the ratification with you whenever shall be
With great sincere esteem have the honor to be-
sir your Exeeencys most obedisnt and most humble
servants, - FaAyEtrS,.
JoirS JAY.
| His Excelency David Hartley etc.
There weather for you, seventy years ago. Just
mild May. and the echo Of last nights thunder lin
gerng your years fancy, we say season long ago
vented from meeting because Of the intense cold
Those revolutionary times certainly tried mems souls
An amusing bluuder occurs in the few remarks with
which the editor the Magazine introduces his eps
toatory prizes. Abiding to the latter Of the two he
lit is dated from Passy Paris and addressed to
David Hartley Eure igo then ed tome ots diplomatic
Iey SO soop forpotten and ,sowned at homeposthum
ously outswed. it Old Hartley, vino used in
the goodness of his heart and funesa Of his friendness
America make speeches IN the House of Commons
hours long dull pr0sy. undeniable speeches. the exor
dium of which sent half the House to dinner and the
sleep and all to show that Ministers were wrong
aud the Coloniss right Hartley was the vcam OF the
wickedest wit ever spent upon an honest plodder tne
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