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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITUR
y FRENCH Plate MIRRORS, SUPERB FRENCH
slLvkR-PLA1Kp WARE, CRrsr.I CUT GLASS WIRs,
h1k.Es GWSfEEnSSEs mp
ING, April nth at 10 O'clock at the residence Of lie
Compile de sartIges, French MinisteT,l on the
way Of Oak Hill Cem:sfs we eP lps se lie
superior Furniture and Household Effects, com
Suit of elegant Crimson BrocateIle- covered ParIor
Furniture, consisting OF large Dlvaus, with
pillows, four Arm Chairs, and six full gilt Side
Pair of large Gilt frame French Plate Mantel Mir
splendid full Gilt Mantel Sets, consisting Of Gle
CANT French Clocks, Candelabras, Candlestieks
Suit of Crimson Brocateiie Satin Lined Curtains.
with Gilt Cornice and Loops, Lace Curtains,
Pair French gilt Chandeliers for candles with rich
cHt- glass Pendsnts,
Superb Bull Cabinet, large Centre, and Card Ia
=, bies with card boxes,
-Four exquisite Pastsls, copies from the Gallery of
Suit Of Psflor Furniture. without covers. oompris-
frng pvans and Pillows, Arm Chairs, and
Large White Bear Skin Rug,
OAK Extension Dining Tables,
Two Oak Side boards,
Morocco Covered Oak Dining Chairs,
Beautiful Bronze Mantel Set, consisting of French
Irons, Greclan styte,
Complete Set Of Gilt Table Furniture of new and
S!y.ial Cut Class Dishe. and c.ndeisSii.: s %
Superior Silver plated Oval and Round Dishes,
Walters, Tea Set, Casters, Tea Kettle, Urns,
Very large and complete Set ofFrench Crystal Cut
Set of English Diamond moulded Glass Ware,
Beautiful Green and Gold Dessert. Tea add Coffee
Service, richly decorated with hand painted
fruit and flowers, ...'.
French China Dinner Service,
Sevres China Tete-a- tete Set,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany Mirror front and Plain Wsrdrobes,
Gilt and Plain Iron Bedsteads. Iron Crib,
Superior Hair and Husk Mattresses, Boosters and
Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Counterpanes,
Dressing Tables, Looking glasses, Toilet Sets,
Lounges, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bed Lounge,
Dsnask and ChntZe Curtains, Cornice and Shades
Ofhce Furniture, Tables, Chairs, &C..
very large number ofsuperlOr copper Cooking Uten
sis,
Excellent Roasting Jack, RefrIserators, &C.,
Together with large quantity of household artI
cles not necessary to enumerata.
AT4O'CLoCK P. NJ,
In front of the residence, we shall sell
Par OF large and superior Bay Carriage Horses,
Pair of superior blooded Mares, about years old,
l English Open Carriage,
old English Brougham
Market Wagon, Cart,
Lot of Harness, Stable Furniture, SC.
and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
z. =. The house will be open for exhibition on
Tuesday, April 18th, from 10 O'Clock a. m. to s
ep I5-d &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26
Illness of Hon. Mr.. Letcher.

| NORFOLK, April 25 Hon. John Letcher is now
| lying quite ill He will be unable TO meet his ap
| Poinunents with Mr.. Goggin for some time to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26
Explosion ard Great Loss of Life.

MEMPHIS, April H6.-l.ast night the steamer st.
Nicholas. from 81. Louis for New Orleans explo-
ded at Island No. Sixty. The boat and cargo are
total loss
Forty-two persons are killed and missing. They
were principally attaches of the boat.
Among those dangerously scalded 10 II. J. STU
art Of Stanton, Va
The wounded have been brought here by ths
steamer Susquehanna, and every attention is being
paid them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

THE INSTRUCTIONS given by the Court in the
sickles case. with single exception, are under
stood to have satisfied all the counsel on both sides
That exception In the case of the granting of
the last 1th) prayer Of the defence-in effect that
the burden Of the proof Of insanity is not on the
defence.
THE BKsT THING In the world for Coughs, Colds,
and Pulmonic Complaints is Mrs. M. n. Gardner's
Balsam of LlverwOrt and Hoarhound, an Indian
remedy, for sale everywhere. ap s0-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26
By BARNAND BUcKEY; Gsorgstosn;


DRICK ROUSE AND LOT ON WATER ST. /.
ID GFoRGFrowN AT AUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, 18th May, at 5h O'clock, IN fort Of
the premises, we viii self, a Lot OF Ground on TIE
north side of Water street east and the cor
ner of Congress ard Wster streets, fronting Is feet
proved with atwo-stofy Brick Dwelling.
Sale positive.
Terms One-third cash the residue IN 6 and z
months, with interest. Title pprfsct A deed given
ap 23-ts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRSIruRK AT
IL AUcTIoN-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant
shall SELL at the idsnce of gentleman decuiur
housekeeping, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at No. 54I ri Al
north. between 9Th and 18th streets west a good As
sartment of Household Effects, consisting OF
Mahogany SOFAS aud spring seat Chairs,
DO. rbleHtop Centre and other Tables,
do. B-dsteads, Bureaus and Stands,
Cane and Woo seat Chairs, W ashstands, &C.,
wilton, Brussels, and Wooien Carpets, 80
Feather Beds. Mattresses, aud Bed ing, -rF 2
Oilcloth, Mating, and Rugs,
Cooking, Parl0r and Chamber Stoves, -.sr -.
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware, =
With good and general assortment OF Kitchen
- k QuiSites. -
credit OF 30 and 50 days, for notes seusisctofiy ca
dorsed, bearing interest, ,pppS A..
ep2Sd a. GREEN, AaeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN AT
ID AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th
instant, at Sd O'Clock, will sch, in front of the
premises, Lot No. lac fronting 10 feet the south
side of Sal. between Market and Frederick streets,
and running back lsf feet. The property will be di
vided into two or three lots to suit purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made known at time of sale.
ap 22-eo BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct'rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26
By WALL & BARNARD, Auct,oneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE BULL.
~ DING Lois AT AUcIIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, nth instant, at 51f O'Clock, we will
sell on thS premises the following described yalp-
late Timothy O'Donoghue, Esq, deceased, viz =
Lots l6, Is, 10. and . subdivisions Of Squared 1885,
fronting each 10th st. west betw cen north l. ard
streets, q feet, and running back thirty feet
alley.
Also, Lot q, in Square IT, fronting 81 feet on 10Th
street west, betweennurth and Nj streets, and run
ming back 40 feet to a thirty feet alley.
Also, Lot 4, In Square lS6, fronting both on 18th
street and New Hampshire avenue. This lot will
be subdivided TO suit purchasers.
Also, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,2 lst inst
same hour, will sell, part of Lot s. in Square 49,
fronting "a feet g. between 9Th and nth sts, and
running back III feet to an alley.
All this valuable prop-rt will be sold without re-
serve, to the highest bidder. Should tbs appointed
the first fair day thereafter.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in 6, II and
ID months, wit interest," secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26
Executors

HIN CONSEQUENCE Or THE RAIN
the above sale is postponed To the 2st instant at
the same hour. Ky order of the Executors.
ap2l WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
UIN CONSEQUENCES OF THE con-
tinued inclemency Of the weather, the above sales
are postponed rs follows: In the west end of the
hour; on G, between 9Th and 7th streets, to TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, 10Th inst. BY order of the
Executors.
ap22 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
II ALSO, AT THE SALE OF LOT ON @
street on TUESDAY, 18th instant, we will sell
$50 Corporation of Alexandria stock.
ap-d WALL d BARNARD, Aucts
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Public Sale of Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED Administrator Of the es-
Il tato OF Robert John deceased. by virtue OF m
order Of tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin
County, Indiana, will sell at public cutlery at the
Court House door In Bfookvie, on Saturday the Sth
day of February, 1859, commencing at one o'clock
p M, the following lots and lands belonging 10 the
estate OF said Robert John, deceased, to-wie Lot
No. In the appraisement Of said real estate, being
y acres OF the North West eide Of the pasture lot
owned by Mrs. Martha John.
Lot No. In said appraiscment, containing about
10 acres and 40 poles more orless aud known the
wood lot North Of tho Metanora Turnpike.
Lot No. . In said apprasemcnt containing about
10 acres, and about 80 poles more or less and
being the upper pasture lot, ard described as Lot
No. Vim the platmade by said Robert John In bis
lifetime.
Lot No.4 in sid appraisemcnt containing about
acres and 100 poles more or less, called pasture
lot No. on said plat and being the second one
from the North.
Lot No. in said appraiscment, containing
acres and 20 poles more loss, and called pasture
lot No on said plat, being the third from thc north.
Lot No. 0 In said appraisement containing acres
and Fl poles moro or less, and called pasture lot
No. in said plat, and lying Immediately North Of
Herman Linck's lot.
Lot No. Z In said appraisement containing s
acres and 22-l00 moro OF less, and called pasture
Lot No y aud in said plat, lying South Of Linck $
lot and East Of the Ryman lot.
Bids for the private sale OF this property or my
part Of IL will be received mp 10 the day Of sale.
The property Is eligibiy situated Brookvillc.
plat OF he property can be seen at any time by
calling at the Office OF Holland Dinkley, and will
be exhibited on. the day Of sale.
TERns--ono third down, balance in one aud two
years, with interest from date deferred payments
secured by notes waving the benefits Of valuation
security. JOHN q. AnATR,Adm'r
jan7Nno7
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Kansas Gold Mines.

We continue TO receive accounts eve.
~ sew days from Tho ncwgold diggings
ut Pixies Peak, says the New Albany
Tribune, that must turn the heads Of n
great many enthusiastic young mon.-
We AFRO told that that the diggings con.
sist Of "millions Of acres that gold is
found on the surface Of the earth, and
20 depth Of eight icot--that the gold
il not found in "pockcts" and ravincs rs
in California, but is scattered broadcast
over vast extent Of tcrritory--that
with the rudsst implements from So to
IS in gold can be obta ned por day but
with improved means $50 can be obtain.
cd. Now NIL this maJ' be true, but gold
stories should always DO received with
allowance, a fewmonths ago the great
est excitem mt prevailed in California
and even IN this country in regard to
the Frazier river mines, butthOso mine,
have been abandoned aud denounced
o humbug. Yet gold can bofound there
and plenty oft, but the labor Of secu
ring it is so great aud success so unccr'
tain that il will not "pay." So it ma,
prove with the Pixies Peak diggings.-
1t will be year before the ordnar,
comforts or necessities Of life can be Oh.
tanned in that distant region, and tn,
labor and privations that tho early mi
ncrs will DO obliged to undergo will b,
sarcelcy recompcnsed by thoir gains
unless those gains should far exceed
"from SO to s6pcr day" and perhaps $50
While VIC shall continue to publish Tn,
various accounts received from thcs,
mines, we would warn any Of our read
crs who arc disposed to catch the golt
fever, that these stories arc mainly OK
aggeratcd, but if true they will scarcely
warrant q general stampede. II yo,
arc making n fair living, or have apros
pect Of making living at home, stay
there. Don't. let letter writers throw
dust in your eyes, lot even gold dust.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Charge, Again,t a Clerryman

We learn that charges have boon pre-
fcrred. by three clcrgymcn Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, against Rev.
VIM. Daily, Of that church, and Prcsi
dent Of the Indiana State University,
for three alleged offences, lst, Drunk
enncss; I'd, Lcwdncss. and 3D., Offering
money 70 witnesses Of his misconduct
10 secure silence. Tho testimony of a
very large number Of tho most respect
bic citizens Of this place has boon pro.
cured, as 10 these charges, and has
been. or will be, forwarded 10 Rev. Mr.
Gillett. Presiding Elder Of tho District
in which the Rev. DR. Daily resides
The trial now contemplated IL, of course
only that by the church, but if thu
charges be proved, it will bc impossible
for the Trustees to cyade action on then
affecting the position Of the accused II
the University. The facts on whicl
the charges are based are alleged 4
have occurred in this city on Friday be
fore New Year, or on New Years day
and to have been witnessed by number
Of our best citizens-Iadidaopolis jon
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Death of Milton Gregg.

Tho New Albary Tribnne, comes to
us clothed 10 Mourning. for the loss of
it's Editor, Hon Milton Gregg, which
occurred on Wednesday morning, The
5th inst. Ills death was caused by
sparalvsis Of the BRAIN" Tho Tribune
Of the 9Th, says:
oWith a heart rivcn with sorrow, we
sit down to pen the announcement OF
tho dcccase Of tho editor Of thus paper
-MrLrov GREea--who departed this
life Yesterday morning. The deceased
had bcen in illheallh for scveralmonths,
and during that time was only occas-
iona!ly able TO attend TO his editorial
duties. IIc returned from Cincinnati
on Friday last, and for two or threo days
was confpcd to his room. lie gained
strength however. and on Tuesday was
ont in the city twice. On Tuesday ev-
ening he retired at ten o'clock appar.
entity M well as usual, and in good
spirits lie slept we'll and easy, until
about four o'clock yesterday morning
whom Mrs. G.. was awakened by his Ia
bored breathing All attepts TO arouse
him failed. Medical assistance was OBJ
tanned as soonas possible, but all effort
TO afford relief proved futile, and fov
miutes before I've he expired"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
r Jeferson white.

We embraced tho opportunity In our
issue OF tile cath ultimo, 10 speak II
word Of testimony on behalf Of m old
friend and co.laborer in tho cause Of
practical temper ancc, In which wo ~.
serted that i've have known him init
matoly for tho last twelve or fifteen
yrsrs, and have never before, heard Il
intimaied that hc was IN the habit Of in.
duigsng In the use Of ardent spirit, to
the smallest degree" For this simple
and truthful statement. the Liberty
Herald beratcs US roundly. What we
said of Mr. White 10 true, and knowing
II to be so, It became duty rs wolI as
q pleasure to write and publish It in his
behalf We think We know our duty IN
soeisty. tho profession and our fellow
men; and knowing, dare exercise it nm
srammeled by either party or scctaran
influence. Before publishing our stale
mcnt wc met with gentleman Of high
position in Connersvillc, and was in.
formed that tho charge Of tho Herald
was ms much surprise to him as our
SELF snd therefore, supposed that tho
Herald had been mislcd by persona
enemies Of Dir. White.
Mr.. Mcciung viii yet learn thatther'
-src personal relations inlife, high above
arolitical, that must mover swervc from 1
trnthfui exposition OF tho private anC
ssoeial character Of friend oropponent.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

rag- Why did not tho editor Of the
Brookvillc American send us copy q
the paper containing his defence Of the
Telegraph. Hope he amt ashamed Of
it-thc defence ?-Litery Herald.
We arc inclined TO the opinion that
tho editor Of tho Herald has overlooked
tho fact Of his having received 1py
&c tho American containing the article
refcrod 10, ms we were particul rln mail
ing IL TO him. The insinuation that We
were ashamed Of the "dcfence," pro
Goods from ono, IA wo are led To believe
from the above who is himself capable
OF such duplicity. Al any rate we re
gard tho above as unkind and ungcntlc
manly.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
The Legislature Organization.

The Senate was organized on Thurs
dry tho 9th inst, By bcclrcsion of Hon.
John II. Cravcns as president pro tenn
The balance ofttc officers are the srmc
rs chosen at tho special session. The
vote tor President stood Cravens q
Wallace 2o.
In tho House Hon. J. W Gordcn was
reelected Speaker, Notwithstanding n
powerful effort on tho part Of the To.
comptonites TO Gust him by clecting
Blythe an old limo wing. Ryan wnsrc.
elected Secretary, Chapman nssistan
Secretary and Jennings door keeper
A resolution was then adopted Inform
Ing tho Senate Of tho organization o.
the House, when II adjourned
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Territory of Colona.

go Mr. .colfax, Of Indiana introduced a
bill in tho House Of Representatives on
tho 9th inst, for the organization of the
now discovered gold regions Of Pixies
Peak Cherry Crock, &C.
~ Tho Territory will stretch from the
lo3d parallel of longitude to the crest
Of the Rocky Mountains, being from
four 20 five degrees in width, and from
the 37th b she42d paraIIclof longitude,
making il five degrees in length.
e II will thus DO nearly square and will
include parts Of the Territories OF Kan
sas, Nebraska, Utah and New Mexico
.,.noarly NIL however, being taken from
Kansas. II will embrace within il
! borders not only tho gold diggings, bu,
slso the famous u'rcc peaks, the bcac
waters of both forks of tho Platte. tn,
ARKANSAS, and Of the Rio Grandc; also
It's exterior lines will be guarded BY
: nv Bont's Fort In It's South. cast corner
!. Fort Massachusetts near its Southern
boundary, and Fort Laramie Just bo
you'd its Northern line.
: , ST. vrain's fort will be near its center
BRIDGES Pass, which shortcns the rca'
! "a California over 100 miles. Is in III
northern part Of thenew Territory, an
the Coochatapo Pass in tho Southern
Colona is the name favored by th
ssstIsrs. uoarly two thousand OF whom
> = are winsering in the diggings.
Mr: colfax Expresses tho opinion tha
: by next summer there will be at leas
10000 persons in Coiona, and II bein
important that they ~ have a Ter
;. ;itoriai government, - sns prepare
the bill.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

W ~.,o,tedlv askcd who h 10 be
,ErGHXs< a.. nrros;,j, n for
~. ,aco, xerv srove and
vs. .f'L..,,,,a al ~ sos,,v an
po',sF'.ir ~. !. : auo.,;on 10 =, do.
t.,,s r,a,.cs 4, 4 l,,rblv
10y $3.50 q, .,d on;n;on We
49, - 80 ,ho.. who. h,vs horeto.
800. xa,.,,n.,,;.h cd gen,l.ms,
'.'e .s.s. ,,,;. .r,;e,e hu, arc
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."r rss w = rmSr. M,f.o.r ,,,s sl.'
..s... 80 ..r,,,. srec.s. 7, !. a Gao,
$3.50, ], -. ,,....,,,.. noli,;e;s,. ,has
- !. . s.a..rr,,;r- ,slomo,, IN ,h;s
49,. -,. !. S,,.s ~ .ono,,,a,.d o. e.
$50. ..,..e.~' y,,vo-Mcr.eap eor mora
49, H. ,,;,o -, com nnond ,ha, 81,
-. 49, .t,,s o,heruau~ tn. b,,h
go - norals Iud,c;.l nos;,,or and vol,
.srns-,.d.,sd ~can.sr,o,,so = s..I;na.
Moth Al him Cor tho duties Of tho oflic,
,ndscouu,n,l tho rcsncct and conf
d,nes az IN. eoantrx, HE carly con
noet,on and s..eee..f,I rsritc;pation in
the sdm;uistratIon of The ,fcvernmcn
under both John Quincy Adams snc
t;en,l. Jackson. commonds him 10 Oh,
support of the men who participated 1,
shseesniets and success ofthosc admin
issrations. His uniform and stcadfas
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14

on where. my long lost ono art 'hen'
Mid ariIo seas and wlntry sResf
Deep polar night lson me now,
And hone long wrecked, but mecss my cries
am like thee from frozen plains
In the drear sone, and sunless air,
nv dylng lonely heart complains
And ohllls In sorrow anddespalH
Tell me We Northern winds that sweep
Down from therayless du'ky day.
Where ve have borne, and whore 20 hoer'
Nv we,l-beloved within your sway
Tall mo, when next 20 wildly bear.
The Icy message In your breath,
ofmv beloved Oh tell me where
.Ye keep him on the shores Of death
Tell me, 20 Polar seas, thstroii
From. ics-bound shore to sunny isle,--
Tell me. when next ye leave Ito Poie'
Whore ys have chained my Lord the WHILE
On the bleak northern elf wait
with tesr.painod eyes to see 70 ec,9'.
Will v, not tell me. Gro too late 7
Or will - mock m, while I am dumb
but silent one, and silent MI
The wind Il hushed, aud still tho wavr
Novoiee responds to plaintivc call,
Where wander, or whore sleep the Brave
No echo comes from Arctic cline,
No message from that drear abode
But Hope, on Eagles wings sublime,
Poin 10 10 tho bosom Of hissGod.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
Judge Rsid's Lecture at the College
Chapel.


Tho lecture Of Judge Roid at tho Col,
lege Chapel on Wednesday night wasin-
,enscly Interesting Tho audience was
much the largest Of the season, who lis'
tened with great attention for an hour
and thrcc quarters, at tho end Of which
limo NIL sccmcd willing TO remain long
err. Ills subject was the Polar Circle
and tho Discoveries OF tho several Nav
igators who perilcd their lives Ia that
stormy region. We arc onabled to give
but n brief synopsis.
Hc hogan By referring to tho voyages
Of Baffin, Bchring. Muller, Vancouver
Phippsand others, so far back aslGis, the
object which induced these commanders
1 to search for discoveries in that frozen
ocean. viz. the discovery Of q North
wcst Passage. from Baflln's Bay, TO Be-
herinr's straits II the Pacific Ocean. -
This was the favorito scheme OF the
British Government, In ordor to obtain
n short route To their Asiat,c possessions
instead Of going roand by tho capc OF
Good Hope. The lecturer then sketch
cd tho discoveries ofSir John Ross; Sir
Edward Parry; Sir james Ross; and the
unfortunate voyage Of Sir John Frank
lin, and that OF Or. T. Kane In search OF
Sir John and his crow, and portrayed
'Itho adventures. discoveries and suffer
,. incs Of these hardy and daring men.
We are unable TO give moro than 0
|. nero outline Of tho lecture, and the
poInts made by tho Judge; but we no
: ticed that no was familiar with tho lat
itude and longitude Of tho great LAM
: and sea marks in the Northern sss. li'
| polntod out very wildly, the scvera
routes taken BY each navigator, thci'
places Of winter anchoragei OF summc'
!, explorations; their sports, and suffer
inrs during the drcary winter months
: lie also pointed out the place WHORE
the magnetic polo wns fonnd to exis'
!, The highest parallel OF North .latItud
attained by Sir L. Parry, and DR.. Kane
: and the farthcst Wrestling in longitud
!" attained by Sir John Ross. In the Pola
: sea. lie also referred othcplace wher
!. the first and only traces Of the lost nav
: gators were found by DR.. Kanci tn
!, lovely grasses ut Becchy Island, OF tire
" 81 Sir Johns crow, and other mcmen
:, toes Of their wsndorings The Judg
: ouotcl n few vcrsos Of Lady Franklin
" address. which we give below. l.
:, from the pen Of nm American Poet an
" combines great beauty Of language nm
illustration, with tendcr pashos scldo'
surpassed