Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
'A8lLRcANs snALL RUE AlEBICAf
Thrilling Episode In Eane's Are,
TIC Expedition.


The Aos Agfs journal Of Commerce Of
lie i3h uIt. ~is:
Suias ui tde efI.olas encountered during
Dr. haau' sfaH l#se sd Interest Il
uaa ima il iaaaa uszs..aIs ia srnd n.
li#uc mry wia provisions = aslzi IL
maiu jIaHy unIsr d. klue uan al.am. ia
= aaa acres Smiths Sound fui=pay
~ uH11r tie command ef Nr. BROOKS.
Gfsl uzitei af lle expedition. lie W, ae
eamuaael by NJ Whom. aud a.hef su'aas
fssf. DmuI Idair aayai lhey found the
zee rHHf .al=ly implHa'aal'. aud a SNOW
dHi Il ..a#Ih sacri completely afer Tie
laes, asi "a die WIdsi ol huaKy sale l5am
ihe NaHH lba ,hHuaHe,gr their disgI ),
suHh Ia li1szsa,ga 81 saees leloe zsra. lin.
man nafurH coaIl uaI support Iao teui6la
rdiI F.ur ui IHe F7uy were pfHtraied
wih fozsu lri, aud with great difficulty,
ihIct OF lhtr companions. uIteF encounter.
ng great suffering reached the shlp and
announced ihe condition ui their cHmmdc,
lhcIr chances u being Rescued seemed yH.
trrmaly small They Wegt 10 tie midst u
WiIdlmc,. oi .nlg, incapable # motion,
protected muly hy cauya'- tent, and with
no band m15k. by which their position could
be known E,ou 10 dus these manned
mpu would have been under ordinary cir
cgm lut.. a anrs u. difficulty, bat 10 thg
SLENDER p.ry o.. so iue saip. Il seemed lm.
possible. b. kaur, viii ile bl.lup,, aul
courage u,,Hiusilei ihe warm attachment
lyit iuSarI. u.m hy az under hi, command
. iu los. tl.-u ,.a haar CO.,. uilel fcuIu,iug
mry leaving o board uly taa.o Sh1 wpIe
uycs.,liy 30 o. .aiyt llir ..ca, and ,ilIlgl uA
iu ,lc trcslt ut terrible gale, steering BY
lilr rump.s.. 90 rt,gne lhc sufferers.
Aior uinHreu hulr- constant travel
during Which lao ot ihs party fiiut,l, aui
Other. r,qs1d leo b, kept firm sleep by
fre,, thry afusS tho 'u.lu1 Ga llH Wr'y.
and Gullly staggering under lus,r burdens
unr hy ragucl fhe tent, ub,h was al
uua iui .u hy lla suug The sc#ua as
I d. Kane entered tle icui was affecting bn.
,uud description The plry burst iu'o
ius. A Iulbcr Grc wa, INN, duicIy
built, rcumiran cooked, aud the party ate
| Tor ilic GrI tine after leaving che ,c,sol.--
lee was a..o melted. they having becu to
tli. time without drink Worn out as ,hcy
we're. Bot loui hours were allowed for td,
/ halt The maimrd of the frozen party
were sew,d up in Buffalo robes placed On
slcdass aud dragged along by their compon'
/ ions. Dr. Kane I'D advance, picking the track,
/ toId Of the utmost severity again overlook
them I}onsll aud Mougn, aud even tue
/ E,quimaux boy llaucc, sunk upon the SHOW
/ with sleep Ii was only 10y force that they
were a,uu.ed and made tu proceed. ms the
cold seemed TO have destroyed oil cOuccp'
iion ui danger 4 lnrge bear met on Ibcir
wuy. wa, fortunately scared I'll by Dr.
Kauc. hy the simple waving II his hand
. They reached the ship after walk Of O.
hours, Nll dragging their companions be-
bind lhcm. but u,gI-ple. DE- llaye-. ihe
intelligent surgeon oI Ihe slip from whom
we Obtained the particulars e. tbs fearful
adventure. received lhc returning parry 40
Two Of lIe number died ui their lguIlc',
aud two others underwent amputaliun, who
arc now restored to perfect hcakh The
condition Of those who dragged the sick
was ltuly lmcuiaLle Their memory fora
time was entirely gone, aud The ship, IN
the inill Of mutcru1 and dglirium. rec
,amlrl m hospital. The surgeon and one
remaining attendant were in charge Of the
shin. In this state of scmi.maducss lh'
sick remained .ar two or thrce days, bu, at-
teruard they entirely recovered. and the
play under Dr. Kane started three weeks
afterwards aud resumed their lubors in the
field.
lnncpidity Ike this, has never been sur.
pissed. 1t /. spoken Of with emotion. even
now, by the s'outest hearts in the eAPodl.
ton
p Y. Buuum. it t. said, has bUcn rli'r
ed SADJ0nO ur lrani.tan, his country res'
deuce, by saur Annals agcut. lie oder.
To sell for S25000a