New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

a.. so,-ri siuts win doubtless meet with prOpsria
vesscston BY tie own@ . i VI a, Tjv.r,l an tbs
-. The Slas Greennsn hsi "a iGN 49, on 0osfd
meeting of the holders Of Florida boai- 3 Parnca
n sas-ed nv advertisement. u meet N LOniol Oh
Sre.5fu accident occurred on the Great s'utiern and
Wesern Railway at str@an near Dlola. eAiis Ins
n f force into passenger train ana literally d-sasd Il
run An lie car we're broken 20 fragment except
- -b;rb attached 20 the engine, was profeuef 0y
- 81 - re collision % the distance OF nearly tares
VI -. - nile Ten or twelve persons were kled
rosshed 30 that their bodies could scarce De cpee.ed
,l,s We wounded, Of WI IN cannot re
Eu'y N 80 az the accident sheer stupidity. in
he drivers Of the cattle train Who By the bye escaped
unhurt tr:.L.- .,,,,.. ~. ba
- - Re mice IL three volume novels from 81 lis
"a ~ los sd and volume novels from Os Cd 70 - %
n EdfaBvrcf Nev' describes magnhceni arpe'JaI
cornr lsted bv Temple;on Co. Nile Bud .fasSoN. y
III f,r the White H0use The carpet IS OF the paien'ei
a,irster fabric snd Is the aTge- ever made by Aessrs
Ternplcon being 20 fet IN length by 90 Tfe Inc @
vn Ia the loom without -ean Is y feet o. 81 and sne
rrnsirder consists OF handsome border sewed on ihS
af;, In IA ruby and crimson dsnask with three taste
mi rnsdaloas In the center and rich corner pieces
~ The melallions filed with bouquets 'i
sovers designed and executed with exquisite taste lh'
entire piece weighs upwsrd OF t5n aai IL 'Aas DC
tween $40 70 eco .ieriins-s-4yo ~,
pier Whitwo-th & Co WOODEN ranufsctory a Lee
Rridee near Tlafx accidentally burned ith damage
10000. r.. t., -
Te-s were ao143 prisoners in the ja and houses Of
correction II England on April j. la-t
There is talk that the Earl Of En % DC i1'
LeSrr Roln has purchased patent for washing WOOL
90 a. 10 convert - grease into soap and nieni, 10 O
conn SOAP boiler at Bradford. Yorkshire, England.
We loan from TIE L0pdon Gio5e ha dispafehe- nav
been received at the Admiralty from Cg4 IN ~
Mcclure who sailed in Dec, lee IN search o. 81. J * -
Fra Lin in II II : Investigate, and from AZ. NJ ~
let vho sailed in the spring Of TO- II H. n >. ~
"lute, the came ml-siSn We re. :. 49, :-,i1
nheve been discovered but Ne have been favored WIN
communication Of a letter from Commander hcClIri
dated II : Investigation Bay Of Mercy, barng Isl
"and Aurl 1883 which announces his success 10 S'oh
rlishir, the long predetermined enterprise OF h- N'tl
Western Passage. The gallant wler states ina
the winter Of ESQ bis vessel wlniered n pack "hol
sustaining any damage and, surprising 10 -ay ne ~.
report the same rosul, at the end u the n rd wn;S
end without the loss of single n m ~ hrr ceN ~ VIC
afrozen waters called Prince oi " dl- S'Ie az -.
rnrncstrg with Barrows h. Gscertained on Ott 20
of that wear In July 1851. he stses Sdeh boy Oh
"ice cruC down upon us with strong - Wui o. 81
"the yo-.c 20 far 10 the south thai We deernhe !" a.
tempt passage By tie cast end o. tae CHS o. - -
o. ard forming the north entrance o the large island IN
"6cr which we now are The difficulties ana dangers 81
u IL PAS sge may be esasted from ms staen-i ma u
c toe. .ouuiered asufed from forty ave 10 seventy
feet beneath the water ard only SIX or seven l.
irfrstn Ia learn that inhabitants have been dscoV
Crcd further north ward than known previously ~ w o1s
fon and Victoria Lands, and n0rthwafd -b On the fhc
"dosgna,cd as Prince Albert Lands These were ioIhI
exceedingly kind and friendly and great qianius, OF
"colrer were found. apparently IN very pure Sfe ih
metal Is used by the natives Tor cdgng ther weapon
e. hut ilev srleared 20 be amused at seeing pieces If
III picked up by the crews possessing vnlge April
"1s52 Commander Mcclure went to Melville leland On
sledges expecting TO find there one OF Captain Ais'
vessel. or AZ ell events store Of provisions but wa.
"dsaruoinisd to fud Only a notice left By Lieutenant
"McClin.ock SAYING where provisions were. and giving
the portion Of their ships II was inferred ina ue
searh was supposed TO be abandoned and other yes
sells exrected t. have come thus far Since Otober'
"ls5 the crew Of tho Investigator stated 70 have been
nut on two third eilowancehalf p)und Of meat per
"difm in climate where their commander states they
could readily have consumed four. On the hills Az
cent TO tie bay from which the letter is dated large
numbers Of deer and cher game have been found which
uust have contributed welcome relief fom the short
commons Of the previous polar soiOurn The only por
ton Of Captain Reletts letters with which we are ~
vet made acquainted il the brief notice dated Melville
Island eth May that Mcclure had joined about fort
ripht all well but half starved Prom Capt Mcclure
own letters it appears that ne had already detached some
"of lis crew to return home b. Balm Bay and small
party by the Mackenzie