fr0ra one Of the editors ofMe ~ Y. Commercial


advertiser.
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'MONTKEAL, hubuSt -F'


:, IN my letter of Wednesday, mentioned that
we VT celebrated Captain Franklin had arrived
.' near this CITY, He came at An early hour yes
.Mraay morning, and proceeded Immediately TOR
vi. u,e United States. lie looks well, and under
1,Ahd that he has generally enjoyed good health
:. A. Is stated that he travelled from Mackenzie's
.lyer to the Icy Cape, and was within $50 miles
N'he spot the ship Blossom was to have touch
vs. w. where he remained nine days, in consequence
OMtaiog. He saw nothing which indicated an
ros,ructon to the navigation for as far as ne
QUO see at any time, an open sea was to be seen,
h'Ive hue very singular circumstance was mentioned
ts ss him' In January last, when the thermome-
ma ma was 81 degrees below zero, "the weather was
M S'oie comfortable" than when it ascended TO l2'
es;SI .a sle latter case the clothing was burden