The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-09 00:00:00

EaR JOHN FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION.
(tam t e limaid.)
Ws bad any sawiwi the luiszPodtfld ar-
dial* Loam a Cando In James nom, mid we have
- gamed tMt Mr. LIM the meals of 11% wbalor Chief-
so the Nem of the Inli Itimere *Nsfip respeetiegJobe
joggins sad WM hammrase ea GYM way to
mors bra ILitheelly te and the al
ty mime farther
iiiiigamisa. Its miner stn that both IMAM Boma '
▪ Me. Zen 'bean thus arrive be Zeeland almost at the
soms mom*; be' then h a still men remarkable *mini-
-1••••1 so le rind Methde Idd ip-eilme mend la this
sl;ligti by die Aiming pedal, el Ibe mmemehis
j hose his nerbal swain ft lease
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sok gaff MdffillelNSOL These
hsve set any 'mind ha Zoete*
stead tlnstgli ids Ademinity sad empared Mem ;
oder Sir lame Zee SW St: Imes itirberdsoli have beers
m lertsmale as to discover say tams sf Mir Jab Presidia,
mg, noise la lime Mope this the Mama areyet is safety,
• mizies al the enemies mast betweee the name
l
PI" shen-memed enemas I sad that the map
te the amammil ••le hams bask to the
da,,S met with *me eapplies whin the insisimem
Illinemisma,lin ad Zee, Kant 'awl Moon,
▪ geseidell be wea M*. bums reglews. It will be
beaten, sad any um *sum who have friends sad
M the pub& geeer, who feel the deepest
ismosimilmina ths fete of' Sir ideftFr.M. to trace the prA-
wined gins,imeehed la soma of him
MIS /MSS Sues cardition, eon.
the IleMenies,ememeeddi binelf, and is
_by 9rgosia ilei Mat Sir Jamas, is
Se Mann di_ llidissi‘af. Me CMOS a little ie the
amensti limpen tehell dips were obliged le
• goi their wine.
List).
al Pen Innen (eattensen
MN &gees Lis In tbe spdag of this yen U,
gem Sim with $ min Manned the earth sent
• jab lionsenet, Myriad Capes linen, Gifford,
meg Iney, sad ladies the lead tread assay due south, be
Mown kto that part et the waseson most opposit• Kam-
m! ley ; W mai Metairie amend ban sheathe° Mho.
Shed hem his iahsatioa to tram the Lad doom to the inat
ails pole, when he had been primarily, but, owing to soma
su the tarty getting haosked up from fatigue, be was obliged
*abandon the attempt, and to retail to the ships. He tad
isteman also to detest' a party towards Caps Walker, the
4.1% %AP d in Sir John Proaklia's inland...fres whence
Is was to steer • south. west tome ; but this Westin he
was also obliged to forego on accost% of the great dins:shy
▪ avegliag the disabled tam ma the sledges, the for party
mg beteg equal to the severe week
Mother tetadment was nut doers Priem arrest's Is
10, as fer so the spot at which the peovisioas of this Fury
wets left ; they reacked it, and Lund them Ia a perfect state
if premermiti NI. This party then mooed over to the appal*
aye te Port Bowen, and returned across the islet to the
Air A third pasty went from the ships, arise Barrow's
5:,, to Cape Hurd, ezaminieg that shore ; they aim en
dammed to path up the Wellington Strait, but they found
It at this time impenetrably blocked with lee.
Fiodiae ad vestige of any kiad, sad no fisu-s•aff or marks,
the pith ibility is surgested diet Sir John Franklin's ship.
pima shroud towards Cape Walker, withsut obartio-
tioa.
Sir lases R se bay's; wintered at Leopold Island, and
stacked ail around in every direction, now cut a canal of
Me miles aad a half In tenets with the intention of con-
duits; the search, and proceeding to the westward, to Mel-
ville Island ; but immediately after getting not of this canal.
lacy saferteastely got Tito a flow of ice, in which they be.
ism brae sp, and Las sere carried Mil* bodily with the
he, at the rate of about eight miles • day, them's!' Lineester
Shad, awl WIT Wood Poad's Bay, much after the mama
la which Beck's ship the Tamer wee drilla of Southampton
Island in 1937. Sir J Rose's shire, as mar be easily suppthed,
wen is dm greatest peril, aad but for meeting a gels of
wind, dish happily broke up the field of Ice, and en them
at li• arty, the meet serious oassequesess might have been
apprehended ; for, an the imams amp ear drifting down on
the wet side of Bay, the ships FDA groat risk of
16 ins carried upon the bens, and winked at Camberlead
An it wa, bowitmr, the gale sad swell having broken
up the ice, the ships, as soca as they got released, stood over
is the other side. It wee newtoo late in the earn to re
tarn to Leopold Island, and Sir James, there's,., most
tisasly determined on retarning to Harland. He could
hope to teach a secure place for wintering, or la which he
could be of any service in the event of Sir J Fraoklia's ban
discovered. At this quarter, however, which is the most
must spot in the trait, they had deposited an ample supply
of proviaior.s of all kind', sad then left the steatulsuach,
together yid h • quantity of foil ; whilst they had alas crested
as etc Heat house at Leopold Inland.
Sir lases MA no: Liles in with the North Star, but In
all probability the stream of ice had useirely cleared the
Waite, and thereby stabled the North Star to reach Sir
Law's old winter queue*, when Mr. Saunders, the worn-
man !a, liming arcertaiard there that S r James Roes had
returned he would land his provisions sad return seeded-
Mg to his inetrestions; but should there not be sufficient
time he will doebtlees whiter at L opold 161. ad, and mine
eat ant namer. It is, however, most likely that hi will
is able to effect his object this mason. Of Perry it is re-
aided that io a fortnight he ran up to Melville Island
with very little interruplioa, sal returned even in a less
peri d of time.
With Menace to the report* of the Hopieneuz, none,
we have ahead, staid, had been on board Sir James
Bowie ado, sad from the statement of Captain Herr, of
the Chieftaia, who has been examined by the Lords of
the Admiralty, it would appear that men is a
&ipbt d screpascy between his statement and that
of Captain Padur, of the Trial ere, inseam,* as the
Equi-Laux bad not told Captain Kerr that they bad beedon
lowed
any tuck r ship ; ris the
to Lqu
ah oi wuxhiet rewsrer there
eheirae-
f nerve, the one from the Rummell:bring said they were
all well, the other from there being a bye on the sketch,
which might be ant for the bowsprit of one of the shim,
er ay other bog Wilde. It is yet mat probable that the
Eequitems ekes Franklia's ships go to the westward and
Row's ships pen is ; and Indeed the distinction made by the
/Aquinas: wig' respect to the periods of time at which them
ominous took plan, would warrant us is bi Hiving that
this swan the Requitnaux wished to comeamirato.
We wit refer to Sir John Rienardsoa's expedition ; aad
we may remark, by the way, that this clistioguihr d ratle.
mad, althmegh so recently engaged in as enterpriee of mat
peril sad pt ivatioa, looks m well as il ho bad beta
runty as a summon crams. We Inn already stated
that is 1848 he bad press led from Manta:is east-
ward, to the Copperains, ihniag depots of provistOes at
different parts of aLt emat.Bien describes an open sea to the
mak eh the way se fiter es *lee es: ended, until his arrival
et the Delphi' Mid Union Snits, which were blocked with
iM Ss empaisa, Dr Rae, was to proceed, with a party
et mime me, Sews the Owelasisr, in this manner to pene-
trate as he earth as be could, and endeavuir to advance
lamas Welleston and Victoria Islands, where Sir J.
D'hab'i thinks there is an opening,
_as the tide sets mat-
owl *mar Dome's Straits and the Dolphin Smits. This
Mega will intense% the mane which Franklin would most
pinny men foss Cape Walker, the shortest distance to
which p tat is 400 miles
Om latest mews frem tba third impedition down to
So Lae her MONO dip Herald, Captain Kell'tt, C.B ,
Mei from Oaks ma the minim of the 19th May last, being
Win wish minas of all kinds hem a hired transport
mat Wm V
Frem e
aothing has been heard
ins berirnien hen Heands, Ansa 26, Ink bat
wend, deaden, very sees fall la with her,
Cup
bar Mot wift supplies. These dins were
M te pee as be see* as they send ft use fer *melees.
er te pinup isbendisa ben aim, sad le dna* Snob
dynamism Be es eseld hen news min net be the
week thee Canis Monett ea Ms departure, and the same
being emend le salaam all his sleeve aad skip's cow
MTBut, lodsheadeady d tie saving of the Herald mad
on that was. tt amen thee ausesnes Amain'
situ& ships bad NMI far *see regions (from whisk It Is
hoped that Sir Joie linaldia may yet bunt nee es eels
sad sound), sad sae or two other whalme at Hamden
la May were likewise about to start be lishinee Sank
their captain ban aware of the reward awed she lemma-
Ma or diremen, It wam made a amid Nome le non that
they sk.ald Mdsavoar to ears thesemen,
their "remise ea-
denosis te dada Intelligens of Sir Jul /Makin se say
of his crew, Met yen It was al apes eta is that gutter,
ad we trust te Gad h la the oases this samease also.
With empost es Penble, it is neap emeselly knows
that his ships were pewassaire Air *les tall years—that is,
ben Jidy,lB4s; brat air J. Presidia sated in Ws last
lettere that he meld extend it to four years without meow
isnavensure—that le leap if, Jay het i but if they were for'
mina* essagh to take say rem end birds, of which Sir
James Ron obtained as ample supply, it might be said that
Loos provieions mold be eked out for a longer period.
Then can be no question la the mind of any person, how-
ever, that if ash la their ships Sir John Presidia will now
Manisa them, aad push for the merest point whence he
might to meet with relief. With respect to the depots
el peening Sir Jana Row's expedition bas left ample
aria el support fee 11 month., bade tideway
_of am
enpplies from the North Star, they hill lark
is the eastward from Cape Walker, or cues from Waling t a
Straits, sheuld they have pen up Mars. If they Amid
have proceeded westward, the next plat ef enema, im that
provided by Dr. Bee at MN earthen point el Wenn.*
and Vieoria Islands. Sheen they have gose still hither IM
the westward, tie doubt Sir Jolla Franklinwend slake Mt
the Mackenzie, all slaw the ewe of which Sir Jabs Freak-
lin would he qsite at bum, sal where amine me pro-
vided by Dr. 's party.
To the westward of the Ilathenisle, spin, towards Zeb-
rine's Straits, Copt. lilies aad Com. Moore, of the Maw,
will have provided "amours, iaderndently of whisk *ere i
• Russian settlement on the noble River Colville, whisk is
two miles wide at its =oath, when @applies may le alms
had. The ally lationle of diabase, thee, when as
does have ben aide, would he hem Row's furthest pel'
visitation en the mews coed of North Smenst, toMe-
tnria Island, whin may be etieddared the territory el the
Hudson's Bey Company, whose particular steads we We
td draw to this fact. NA Mee doubtless then an at least
some mourns in the SIIMINUIRIadar add % abound on this
met, m it Is else said that ptermigea sad ether birds
Anent these inanim, mud there is also seem neelleat
salmon blase Yens
With the above 11.1. 0r us we mean kelp Issliottbat
there is still risk bete bet the ultimate eddy et the
Franklin party, sad dim hip. is mash streaglitsmed by
another fast—lamely, that Sir John Bess, le napery with
Sir Janne, were neon Item Bogiaad is their pan tripe-
ditions Mem* An smiles years, sad he four were
not beard oftdie* *my wen sly at thepears loottem of
Prince Bevan Inn drift which time they abased ea
their owe penbisee One years) and thaw of the Fury.