The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13


While they regret that the time Of your stay is so
short that frieodrhip caoBo draw closer the
exisllEx be lreen them and you yet the universal
sympathy that snsts itself Ia the sobe cause that yoa
arc TO- would rather thAs departure, wnsh
they deeply feel 10 be prompted % the most generous
AID d,sib teie.ted of motives:
And they trust That When in the icy regions OF the
North where this Of the year
Dgy pcure It's eoAi rays uoon that poeton OF ths
tsoos may ease he All sseiss eye continually to
His blessings upon your rndertsAing-msy He
b. q lsssp yonr feer, and light unto your path,
and when orb of day shall sunk below the HORIZON,
and tho starry heavens ishal De canopy over your
beads, may He be 10 you he Mag, VI Old guiding
star to LEAD your missing orother
But much A. they hail your arrival, and regret
your easy departure all these sengs are absorbed IN
IN prospect Of that lime .hen The dangers and dicnL
ass shall be conquered when rugged paths soal have
b<en pssI, and hopeful advance Crowned BY sue
sessful re urn.
Brether-adieu
Though you to other lands must hie
Through ice bound oce ms no@ 10 stray;
" Win melting heart and oIinf full eye.
Wen mind you stn when far away p
Ast,ng Worshipfu Master.
WILLIAM " WHiIEWAY,
ARCHIBALD a. Mc1ALMAN
Acuns Junos Warden.
JAsEs W. rRoW,L secretary.
ST. JOINS Newfoundland, June IL 1853
On presentation of the address, sight young man
steppeo forward ceiye IT, AK theu feryd flow
Of heart reaching str Tain Of paSho Brother
Kane poured forth his feelings in language and with
Blu, faint idea Of TO Tic reader -
NoRsmPEuL MASTER, WARDEss, AND BRETHREN -
Unex the kindly and deep display of feel
ing mich pervades the address you have just
10 you will be surprised that should be
pared wth reply, ou from heart INTO which It's sen
Iinebts have deeply sunEen springs forth spontaneously
resp0Dse net IS eloquent xDd toucliDg yet warm,
full. and such uioue OF fraterns feet
ing ard aectonate regard dssef and sho Id receive
from one VINO can well appreciate its value when it
comes IS this does, from EDghsnmen and brethren.
Aloz first 10 plain 10 you tue rationale of the
Mt IN TAX
hopes s success ba 81, as this r1ay De derA
BILE 10 remove misspprehrn lions which too widely and
generally prevail upon ths subject. 10 those whose
hnC~.cae obtained md shose judgment IS formed at
The resice, This nay indeed appear 10 be Wild AID
IL Derived from cn scsnthc Research aoa ina ID
experience in those regions towards vh'ch
directed, have fo1ned far different opiaion, aad
their asqusiion Of knowledge Constitutes them the best
judges for, in rbeir belief the probability amounts 10
al put certaihty that either Sir John Franklin or At
as The gresef OF his brave band and most likely
a Of them sti alive and may yet BE- restored TO
sAer fan mes, their friends, ard + she ~o.id
Against this probability only 20 DC placed the mu
&Aiions and chances when, under ordinary crcu N
star ces human life Ia where ABLE for is almost
that Sir John and his lobe creT could not nave
been POSED 10 danger arising from any catastrophy
icskergs the region 70 which ne has been traced
things unknown, yet there mere,
ticAi sense by ~hicn theis -oad DO tne
ssly acci0snt that could eef .As .oua ce from .ue
nioora pus from that there are almost al ~sys
tims !. "a me ans Afford escape and consequently .
.aysfuy form.d opinion based reliable data is
amor niEc aid experienced men, such
Sir Rodsrick Murchisen ard Comm andsr Parry, Of
your own ration AND Of numbers among rs whose pAc-
Of those gops scds weight TO tbeir
SHORTY tnis little band OF martyrs to scieace,
at any rate The part OF them still alive and
the search DC faithfully psfseFered in that they will
yet he found.
ketSrDhg 70 the subject of your address, 10 Ian
gnsgc that command :ould give uttoran:e the
fespg IT has awakened IN my heart 10 be thus received
by brethren ard Epgl shnen and thus parted with on
having this portion Of the British si ory perhaps the
last may touch a. on WY is indeed cheer
iDg 10 my ,pt, sDd .noutagisg to my hopes for the
great csuse In which i embarked Is which ia-
wolves the feeling OF universal brotherhood bound
limit ard contracted BY secaTsn vie national
ejudcss for IL springs fiona sympathy that
vide family Of man and extends Efforts 10 relievs
wherever sneri distress want mark out path fot
IL to follow.
such feeling and such sympathy is that rhieh has
for In hunoed ard tnrty eight OF your brave
men, who are locked up IL those cistaos
EoDs shither tie of expedition Ia ciosctsd
and should it be lot to period vi time In
the long hight which in esoas su-cesds the Day
amid u rcYen vllserp.ss, in the deep solitude OF
20 pslpa nly dsIse az to be almost Japgbewhere
the vide wsste OF deeottion, uutrosen silence
reigDs still there, cespondspcs viii find resting
place In oosons but the cheering hope will ami mats
Them tia when the day shall again ia IN upon US,
bright glorious Eorfow vii break forth, to
dsi.o brighter and moe glorious SSH by the crosnins
Of hopes sLd the reward OF ali our auxieties and
lis, Tie recovery and restitution 70 society of EGG
MUTUALLY cur bro,her-SL John franklin.
The and their visiting brethren then partook
Of ref esm.nt Thsn me keaih Of capt haue, lnd tue
expedition under his command as also that OF Ar
proposed the health VI Henry GsiEnsn, Esg OF tsw
York the OF he AaT and the Rescue, Doth OF
when vessels he bad before eIt out A. his e,pense
and the former OF shien he had tsDdsreo 20 the Ame
can government, Who had manned Il for tbs present eI
psoition.
pic tpint OF Mr.. GIirntl znich had prompted hin to
bee insisater ana promoter Of the former expe
dllion. end be nct4stakcn, OF the present
The health Of Er. GilEel having bean dunk and FOL
los ed Dy three hearty British cbssrsp-
Cart kAsR said tat 10 acknowledgement Of The toast
- a.y gNsh ano 20 ccrd'sy rscs' 80 20 souad ay
lev word, sntiJ because nc could not hep u. Nj.
GrnnfD might 70 be not only the ipstie l,r or
the pSouogs " edition. but tie sx,ation ,sslE
soVefDatD NtIe serefAy sio in thkfr oo.rs.4.
thar snitrgfsifg adTidta, acting other ,eodrn,el m
in com biz sion snd the preset zee X 80 S.ts
thar likely that without The scdge uersye,aoc, - a.
GrLDe and biz ooufse Of liberal conduct the IS I
ing wosic not cave reached its present position 81 reef
IT, That gsnitmln had osen iavo " PIC d.n.s s1a
tucts- IA his bnshtSs paGi, b wnich he led aetu
ioaaten wealth bus be had been st greatly favor
I'd BY H,svta bsstoSing uyon MIN trad add helt 1,
apply tbat 0cash in promoting TIE vel are u hs ,sow
men.
Mr. '. III d.rson having IN neat aud ap2roFri,..
~S' prVpo Cd The health Of the President ,, tin
Aniteo safes shich Vas most cordially rs',ycd aui
q ttsin KASsb,eay but en- patoty reepoaded 70 The
toast d. ing 10 tAc parst stccS winch they
well We, nsa snIvug~to that great Country woica
Amer ics hed .lset Ia 10 resAFo1e psysed 10 re.
torn ~. heAlrh o. ftsi1ent IL lsst tie Prs
s,o;sa Genius o. he vide erDue " paieh ihs cJony
io' Us 20 snoeut asc ~ dtps sdsosj "--hs Lazy
We have ouy T. aad, .Cas TIE Opportunity Rlei
OF ey hs meubers Of ;, Jonns lo3ga 70 give sxptes.
TIE esteem hey entertain for tner Acting Voc
sbipfut Nelttr Bnd - sfich be - we'll dor srvinQ
sitter winch be bers cssui seytrslt shoox hald,
~iih hsir terarting be'hcea, Ksne sn1 Hsuokstuslf
u a. sL3 likely, rhet last petting, Lih they
the world 81 p f.ts mere, ~ II 20 hun,J
hoped 70 o5ts tbs ishefiSae pm chased BY s1e Lol
o. hs rIibe o. Joca, ga 1, 'ake tnsr place Ia tsat
Irstd Lncse an We, III ch the Grer. Architect OF
Toe "a isetse forever piss-des - mote q Do.
The CASUALTIES or HALF YEAH IN Bosros.--
During the Fix ending June 80 1885, ia tas city
levtpfy fout ipqucsts have been held by OF the
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