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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

FOWLER AND WELLS, No. 3OS Broadway,
l. have all Works on PHYSIOLOGY, HYDRoPATHY
PHoNOGRAPHY. PHRESoLoGY, and the Natural Sciences
generally Booksellers supplied the most liberal terms
The Works universally popular and thousands might be
sold where they Jet been introduced Ca. 1t No.
500 Broadway, New York
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illustrated with Engraved views
WI Of the City St. Peter Falls Of St Anthony aud Of Min
uehshs with descriptions Also, THE CONFESSIONS OF
MINISTER; 4 Letter to Cora Leei Shall Children b.
Whipped What tie Ladies think Of Tobacco Pnde in School
Tcpc hers. &C. In LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Only cents.
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Think OF Living"
7 IFE HLUSTRATED.-A frst-class Family
Newspaper designed piriI of Hope, Mani
ness SfRespce and Activity the people TO illustrate
Life all phases paper which ought to be read BY
Family in the land Published weekly at 81 year. 81 for
half year, cents week, BY FOWLER WELLS, No.
1g Broadway New York. For sale by all Newsmen.
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y OUT or
OUT.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
CONTAINS
AMONG
OTHER
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS:
Horrible Execution in India Sepoys Blown from the
Cspnon's Mouth. A splendid Illustration.
Portrait Of the Mayor of Pittsburgh
Real CONFIDENCE G anne between Lady and Clergyman
The Lady Wins.
Dreodful Murder the High Seas.
The Life OF Nidocq continued.
Double Execution III England
Abduction Of . Young JewesL
Uuiorturste and Fetal Duel.
Suicide In Court Of Justice.
Wholesale Poisoning IN Switzerland.
Arrest Of Batch of Pickpockets.
The Suspected Poisoning Case al Rochester.
Iptcre sting Divorce Csse-Lcyi Co.e va Lis VIII.
Mira Cunnipsharl Once More.
ARRAY Between James Hughes Joe Coburn and James MAJ
terson.
Dodgers" Expostons-More Thieves Uni ennelei
Correspondent oil psri. Of the Mon Foreign Criminal
News, &c.
Sold wholesale by ROSS T0USEY Of Nss,al e., aud
retail BY all News Agents every where.
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alillinerp, ST.

MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
wi and HEAD DRESS GOODS for the coming Season
The Undersigned bsyng inside extensive dtersons IN store
would cal the attention buyers choice stock Of Ribbons,
Flowers Feathers yelyes Dress Trimmings Head Dress and
other Goods ected with the Trade Mlaners ana Dfes
Makers supplied & liberal discount
L. P. fiBBALS. No ld Bowery, doors shove Bro0me
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!, ward Republican Association, Attend

Tweu Of ISOLATION Will be held az teIrngton
a 'pS pea, Of I?sthst and sdsv, Hsrm, on THURSDAY
The 10Th inst for the purpose OF electlng Iwo
md their Aternstes represent this Assembly DIS
& the Republican state Convention TO be heid AZ syracuse
On be gu L. BALLARD, President
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Guetial Notices.

Young Mems EsSsraai Nee. Reposss%
DssuiI meeting o. Institute on FRIDAY (nsead Oh
;i b Sff EsTESSc O'clock cy fS6rr Chairman
JpIs j. ss,ss }sec'y"
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-,rle u ernhlicat, Associniion of the Nineteenth

The twentieth Ward Republican Associ9tion'
The Members OF the above Association reguessl % at
go MEETING 10 be- held at No S53 9th sv THURSDAY,
EVENING Sept TO- u O'Clock, for the purpose o. le
,wo and AteTDstes TO the state convention
~ ,eid AT syracu.e on the sd September. The Polls VIII
" onencd from TO o'clock BY order OF the President
" 'I WRL II. STEWART, President
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The Sixteenth Ward RepubiicHn assoc s,t 'on s
IN rroi AZ nj zclhergeIs Hail. 8thsv between <rh ana
~, st. ON THURSDAY EVENING sept ~ OF ocooh,
e., NV balo two Delegates and two Aernates 10 the
a., q, syeu.ion 10 be held on the 10Th Of September
s"N DAVID X. JAQUES, President.
/ cro IL Macy SccretaTy
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Clothing.

uAVE you seen the 50 so SHOES and GAI-
IL TIERS; also the IS 50 and ~ BOOTS o. JoNESA
No. 10 Ann St, near the Museum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

TOBACCO AND THE FHENcH.-A Doctor Budget
ha. publ. shed pamphlet in England against tobac
CO. in wnieh he says THE essential principe of
tobacco is ncodine OF Ghch "a single drop will kill
dog Amongst other pleasant little consequences,
may be enumerated excavation, hysteria, dwaIfish
dsfornity COD .umptive suffering and early death Of
the children of iaveterate smokers All such are
hoveyer nj 30 forum to have any children
lose; for Mr 1yreu ia quoted to chow that it de.
strovs the principle Of manhood and statistics prove
the tlcc with most fearful correctness In Paris the
consumption cftobseco is four pounds per head per
snnun HIS the fall off the population in that
CITY during last five years ii something Appalling
France H. in short smoking itself out. A French.
an will shortly, like thu DIDO, belong TO the ex.
tiuct tribes should you want specimen, it must %
lite tbs n.sstherium, fossiizsd one; and ia the
next generation he nsy be looked for, sloEg with
restored animals in the Fardees at the Crystal Pal
ace, uaonumea at to the sAi some future Professor
Owen"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

THE GRAVE HENRY CLAY.-rhe editor ct the
Fort WAYNE Times has been on journey throu Oh
Ksntutky and to pay his devotons to the grave
of Henry Clay In the cemetery not far from Lex
inston hs searched fox 1t fret among those covered
um snts bat the name found of the ss; he
sought it among less i'm posing tsbuets, but found it
not. lad at last led blu to The spot. where little
mound, msrsed only by the path worn by the 70 ,t
prists Of devoted eountrymen, told tn 1t the Great
Commoner still lived in sne hearts Of the people,
Near by was the monument atfsctionstsly inso bed
hy Mr.. Clay to his mother. On adj oiui NJ smi-
nance~lich 10 beautiful site. with an area If half
an asre, circular il form the psopls of Kentucky
are to srsots monument of Kentucky marble of
beautiful desigu which il to riss l20 fact ght
under which the remains of the noble Of our s,-
ter State to be deposited. The stone will
be- laid on the 4:h of July next, with imposing cere-
monies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

STuPENDOUs STEAM ENTERPRIsE.-A scheme
has initiated in Liverpool for the formation of
usw line of steamers from that port TO Australia,
antesd to make the passage thirty days and at coat
of Only So OuO 600 each Tbs profits OF the scheme
are plsusibly sslcols.es husthe annual receipts Of
gold from Australia amounts to 300 O00 OO0 the iE
tsrest upon that sum for uon,h the time saved
conveyancs) would be S42J COO and the draft to the
same amount, having another thirty days to run,
would make total per annum of $40 600 interest,
which added to 1920, 900 would yield this of
26o O0O so that in ons s4Oo 600 more than the
cost OF building this splendid fleet OF new steamers,
suitable for war purposes would be realizsd m .rely
by the saving of time. Mr.. Glare the person who
proposes to build these vessels states that by
plan of construction he not only for them
continuous speed of twenty miles hour, but that
they shall DO proof against ind wave and
at sea that they shall neither ssk sink and the
SANS lime be ahot and fire proof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

A GRAEDMorHER AT TwENTY-NINE YEARS OF
AGA voman who was last week brought before
the me gjsrates Of Wiean, for assault committed
lsssy .rly marriages She is tho wit, of Patrick Ca
say, atsilor They reside in Dougls, Terrace Wi
gan He 10 forty years Of sge, and she stwenty-nlne
They were married before she had attained the age
If fourteea years and she mother at the age Of
fourteen years aud seven months. Since that time
she has had eleven other children. stranse to say,
the eldest srl who was fifteen ysers old on Wednes
dsy week. is the mother of two children, the elder
of whom is nesr TWO yeas of egs she having mar
ied earlier in life than her mother Mrs Casey, Is
therefore the age Of twenty nine years the mother
of twelve. and the grandmother OF two children -
Lire pooip per.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

N. Y. STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY The an.
nversary OF the Society was celebrated at New
York on Tuesday evening at Rev. Dr. Hutton
church The attendance was respectable and So
veral distinguished speakers addressed the ma
ing. An abstract of the Annual Report was read
from which we learn that the total receipts of the
Society amounted to 1874 .36l AZ, and the expendi.
lures $34 6S5 95 being an overdraft of s279 54 -
The education has received from all sources SOL.
54a O5 and expended g ,0l1,5l The stock, boLd
and notes amount to $l9,950, and the cash in the
treasury to S5S6 So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

TRACING FIGURES ON MARBLE.-A novel and
unique method has been discovered for tracing
figures in relief upon marble with great facility -
In the performance of this operation, the desired
figures are first traced upon the marble with chalk
they are then covered with varnish made of com
mon Spanish sealing wax, dissolved in spirits of
wine, after which q mixture of equal parts of acid
of salt and distilled vinegar is poured upon the
marble which corrodes the ground bile the figures
remain in relief, if engraved saving the cost of
time and expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

AMERICAN SUNDAY ScHooL UsioN-Ths thirty.
tnird anniversary of the American sundsy School,
Union was held Tuesday evening 10 Philsdslpbi, I'll
room was filled with the friends of this Institution
and Interesting addres. were delivered by Rev W
nfsntisy, d. ID Rev John Jenkins and others
Ans ceremonies were intersperssd with the sing
.es OF hyInns II appears from the spnuai report
snst missionaries have sent into % states and
..i aa. who have estsbii.hsd over l,s
having shout 80 600 children and 800 tssch-
nasaa5 schools. coatsiripg over 100 600 children
the isst six yssTs more thsn IL 600 ns w Sun.
sniasen have been organized. The pubiishinr de-.
20 ,bs ns. dstrbatsd during the year books, 40
sousry Saaa 81 Sl77 6s The receipts 10 the mis-.
a.hi. aspsItnent 10 entirely distinct from the pab
eam sf sepsstnsnt. The socisty nov publish
r.sas also tbs Sunday School journal and Youth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

ACTORS AND THEIR SALARTEs.-Jenpy LIND
eapscommand higher price, perhaps, for single
night, than any living vocalist of the day. Ever
now, an enterprising manager might secure bel
services for the United States, and give her thou
sand dollars night, for fifty or hundred per
formances. Adelaide Rsiori and Madlle Rachel
are the greatest living actresses of the Old World
and are paid the highest terms. In the United
States, Mr.. Forrest stands at the head of his pro
fession, and his success for period of upwards OF
twenty years, has been remarkable indeed Miss
Heron realized something like eight thousand dol
lars during her recent engagement in New York
and Miss Davenport has already accumulated 6
handsome fortune According to the New York
Sunday Times, Mr.. Forrest receives two hundred
and fifty dollars per night, or at the rate Of seven
ty eight thousand dollars year. 1t should be re.
membered, however Il a be seldom plays six
months in the year. Madame Lagrange command:
something like thirty thousands year. The mo
ney spent in our leading cities in amusements
amounts in the course CT year, to an immense
sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

A MAMMOTH TENNESSEE DINNER The din
ner table at the late railroad festival in Memphis
was nearly three quarters of a mile long, and had
on 1t 5000 plates aud dishes 9, 500 lbs beef ard
mutton, Is hams, 60 pigs,Nl25 turkeys, 400 chick
ems ieo beef tongues 10 bills potatoes, l8 baskets
salad, II bbs ice water, 500 lbs cake, besides
aaisins, almonds, oranges, &c. Some Is 900 or
2O,OO0 persons partook of the dinner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

THE FRUIT CFoP.-.The present spring may
really be backward" one, and bad one for
rheumatic people; but it is most favorable one 40
far as regards the prospect for fruit We learn
from various parts of Delaware, New Jersey. and
Pennsylvania, that there is every appearance OF
our having the heaviest crop of peaches known
Ofcourse they will be cheaper than ever In regard
to other fruits, the prospect is as favorable, OF
nearly so. The chilly weather of the past day or
two is not likely 10 have caused any injury and
the young fruit may now be regarded as safe from
all danger from PhiLadslphia Bulletin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

QUAKER WoMANs LoGIC.-The following is
an extract from Quaker woman's sermon:
"There are three things very much wonder at.
The first is that children should be SO foolish a.
throw up stones, clubs and brick bats into fruit
trees to knock down fruit if they would let il
alone, it would fall Itself The seconds that men
should be so foolish, and even 80 wicked as to 20
to war, and kill each other if let alone they would
die themselves. And the third snd last thing which
l wonder at is, that men should be SO unwise az to
go after the young women; if they would stay at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15
n THE GREAT SOUTHERN m
HAT AND CAP MANUFACfOkY 01
% AND DEPOT.
RING = FADE, 1 y -.

~, MAIN sTREET, RiCHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &C.
Would on this occasion particularly call the atten
ton of his regular customers and Others to the pre-
psrations he has made for the business of Spring.
During his recent in the North. he has visited
not only the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, but also the principal manufacturing dis
triots where goods In his line get upthus be has
been enabled both to obtain samples of every article
made and purchase more advantaseously than here
tofore.
For thel sportsten of French goods, he has made
such arrangements will insure him regular ~ D.
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk end other Hats of bis own make haze In.
variably been deemed by his customers superior to
those Of Northern importation. From various i'm
provements recently made in his factory tbs supe-
rioriIs will not only be maintained, bat added to-
ouch country merchants as purchase elsewhere,
without giving Richmond a trial, he would respect
fclly invite to visit his establishment-he assures
them should they do they wi find stock of goods
equaiiiug variety, quantity and low prices that of
any other house North or South
His business srran senents are of the sompletest
kind and the greatest attention is paid to the careful
packing and prompt shipment OF goods. NH 6-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

SToRMIHG mo. 81, BOND STREET. Tuesday
no little excitement was accustomed on Bond street
by the gathering In front of Mrs Cunning CHAM g
residence of q disorderly mob of women and boys
The women, about thirty 10 number, held = sort
of drumhead court martial, and unanimously
agreed that Mrs. Cunningham was guilty of muir
der, and ought to be driven from the city. With
the help of the boys they made an attack on the
house, stoniug the windows and DOORS ringing the
bell, making hideous faces and shouting their
opinions in no very delicate way. The attack
was continued until the arrival of An officer, who
arrested several of the boys and one of the female
disturbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

A PRESENT TO SARDINA.-A cannon has been
cast in Boston for present to the Sandman gov
ernment 1t is a graceful compliment from the
great republic Of the new world to the only free
government in Italy. Sardinia is rapidly improv-
ing 10 all that contributes to national prosperity and
is holding forth 10 the midst of the depotisms by
which she is surrounded living example Of what
freedom can do for people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS The Frederick Nd
Ex sminer reports a destructive fire in the Cato
tin mountain on Sunday night, extending from the
summit to the base. 1t originated on the land OF
Mr. Mil and devastated the lands of Thomas II
ONesl, N Whitmore, David Kemp, Jacob and
Henry Hamburger and others. From Ox's Run to
Tuscarora, distance Ct about four miles by two
in breadth, the woods have been burned. includ-
ing quantity of wood for fuel, about 200 cords
of bark belonging to Mr.. Michael Roberts, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

EXECUTION OF MURDERERs PosTPoNED.-Ja.
cob Neuisein, who was to have been hung at St
Louis on Friday last for the murder of his wife
has received respite (being the second one since
bis convictioD) until the 10Th of June Samuel
Ingram. OF Pennsylvauis, was to have been exc
cuteo on the 9th instant at Rock Island ILL.,, also
for the murder of bis wife but received a resnite
for thirty days Samuel Gilmore under sentence
OF death At Chicago, has bad his sentence commu
ted to imprisonment for life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC WORKS 1t was an
nounced yesterday that both Houses of the LIE
gslature of Pennsylvania had passed bill for the
sale of the IA n ! le of the public works, extend
ing from Philadelphia to Pittsburg. The price TO
be paid is $7,500000; but if the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company should buy it, as they prcba.
bly, will do, they shall pay besides the sum Of
81 100000 in five per cent. bonds. In considera-
ton of this extra charge they are to be reieas
from all taxes on tonnage as well on their pro
perty except for city, borough. county, township
or school purposes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

WoMANs IDEA OF STRONG MINDED WOMEN.
Mrs H. p. Legsre, editr ess of the New Orleans
Southern Mirror, says:
Woman ia by appointment supreme in the social
and domestic circle it is much more important
that she have the finer faculties of her nature in
high state of cultivation than the stronger or more
masculine qualities of mind She had better DO
phiiaDthropist than q philosopher. One Florence
Nightingale Is worth more to mankind than all the
Lucreta Motifs and Fanny l.. Townsends that
ever cursed the world while in the domestic circle
one good Intelligent, amiable wife or sister, who
with such mental training as serves to develop ts
oesutes, and thus invite the sterner sex to WOO lis
renned pleasures and humaniziDg Influences,
shines brighter than q whole "woman's rights con-
vention" IN solemn conclave, resolving to don the
habiliments and usnrp the realm of the other sex.
Wonan's element ia love- her weakness is her
strength. battle against innovation, female suf.
trsge, lady physicians 4 I'D Bloomer dresses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

STATE IDIOT SCHOOL IN OHIO The LegisIs.
ture Of Ohio at its last session, following the am
pie of Massachusetts and New York, made prov-
sion for establishing institution for the education
of Idiot'c children and the Governor has appointed
Board of Trustees to carry the law into effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

FROM KANSAS The St. Louis Republicans be'
compton correspondent says that Judge Cato .
court was opened on the 5ih. Several gentlemen
among them prominent fres State men. were az
United to the bar, taking the oath to support 'ne
ansas and Nebraska act
A. the solicitation of Governor Robinson oe,'e
tary Stanton has appointed Joseph Ly man, OF Bos-
ton, commissioner of deeds.
The Hays case has been called by tue distfiCI ~
torney, but the State was not ready Tor triai Inc
treason cases would not be reached tor some TIME
The criminal docket contained about 300 cases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

COMPLIMENT TO AN AMERICAN NAVAL OFF.
CER.-Ihe Espana of Madrid states that the
queen had sent the government of the United
states, for the captain of the American war
steamer Waterwch, . magnificent Spanish
sword. wrought with exquisite tas,e and worth
Ten thousand reals, for his generous aid to the
crew OF the shipwrecked Spanish frigate Car
thagensra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

DECLINED Where are you goins said Scotch
gentleman to thief whom he observed crawling
through hole in the hedge, into his garden
Back again! replied Sawney, as he hastily re-
treated from his discovered access TO the tempted
frut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

CELEBRATION The Garrsonian abolionista
City Assembly Rooms in New York The meet
Ing Tuesday was addressed by VIM Lloyd CARR
son, of Boston; Rev Thomas HgginsoD, of Wor
cester, Mass; Parker Pilsbury, of Concord, II
Robert Purvis "a colored man. Of Byberry, Pa
Mis- Lucy Stoneand Wendal Phillips. of Boston
The sentiments expressed by the speakers appear
to be more incendisry than ever. The receipts
of the society for the year were Sl93oS 63, and o.
the auxiliary societies in Massachusetts,, N. York
Pennsylvania, Ohio ard Michigan, SIS 1914 Oh
making a total of $38 log &c. The total cxpendi-
lures were S33,979 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

ALL For LovE.-A young lady shot herself
near Pontiac, Michigan, having run away from
her wealthy parents in Canada because they
were trying to compel her to marry an old man
whom she hated, The ball entered near the pit
of the stomach, and she was In very critical
condition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

APPoINTMENTs-Wm J. Cullen of Indiana, has
been appointed to the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY
of Indian affairs, vice Haiebschmann, removed
Andrew M. Fitch, appointed agent Of the Michi,
gan Indians, vice Mr.. Gilbert, resigned and Fay
cite McMullen has been appointed Governor of the
Territory of W Washington in the place of Mr.. An
derson, declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

MoRAvIAN SYNoD.-The General Synod of the
Moravian Church is to meet at Hernnhutt, Ger.
many, in June. Rev. Mr.. Kampman, of the Mo-
ravian church of Lancaster, Pa; Rev. Levin T.
Reichel, formerly of Leitz, but now of Salem NJ:
Q Rev. Mr.. de Schweiniiz, of Philadelphia. to-
gether with q number of prominent members Of
the Moravian church of this country, sailed last
week from New York, Ia the steamship Africa for
Europe, whittier they are delegated to attend the
sttings of the synod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

PROPERTY AT ST. LOUIS "A parcel of proper.
" at st. Louis belonging to the Presbyterian Uni
verslty of that city, purchased two years ago for
S24,o00 has just been sold for $34 600 The Uni
versity intends to select more eligible site near
the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-15

A NEW FRANKLIN EXPEDITION The New
York Journal of Commerce is informed that the
British Government have refused TO loan Lady
Franklin the bark Resoute (recentiy prssenteGto
that government by the Americans to enable her
to make farther searches in the Arctic regions for
her husband and his party. She has therefore
purchased at Aberdeen, new and beautiful
screw yacht, under the inspection of Captain Nc
Clintock, of the royal navy, who will comman
the expedition.