The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-27
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to relate the story Of his second voyage 70
the Arctic regions, the perila and dangers, -
which chhewasexposedsihis wonderful iadgsp,
tures. and still more wonderful escape. He
was obliged, be ssid,q To- abandon the Ad.
vance in latitude 7S.45, amer having pteahes,. g.
tratedr as far. as ss2v3D, which was, further
than any other navigator had gone, witAuths
exception. OF CSptain Parry Who seached
the latitude Of SO; IL, While here he'saw
the Polynys or open sea ,stretching away Oh
to the north further than the eye could
reach. .loqo'sedsa
AbDtrIoEAL sTATEMESr ST DR.. KANE. q
The expedition slcceeded i, crossing r 3 Mel I,e
villsi siiBaylreaeiing the headlands OF Smltt
Sobnd as eatiy'as the 10th of Augussals6a
Finding the ice to the north cemPlstelslim'
pte.nEelrqble, pt.E q they Were forged to attempt
temporary passage along the coast, ,wheer9s whle
the rapid tides-running at the rate pfofoul
knots an hour. with a rise and fail joftGxtsen
feet-had worn temporary opening. Pre-.
viousi. TO taking this step, which involved involve,
greatresponslbility' and which was, an iact et
equivalent to sacrllieingsthe vessel, a French
msta Ts nc BOAT, with - eanoeo OF pEovissions
was coplcealed as means sal otFetFeat:
The penetration q the PACK fl lce was aitI
tended 10y many onstacies'sg dEhe 10 vessel
a. Il L Il .k. aLaAa L.
GROUNDED with every tide' a. nd nut for hel
extreme strength wouiu NOT nave oeen aoie OH
to sustain the shocks OF the the ICE; She was
twicerona her beam endsi and once on fire
from the uPsettlng OF 'theo stoves ~ Some
idea O. TINS TINS navigation may oe R formed from r.
the iact 81 her ioosins her JioooSopm' 90 PES Pss
bower anchor and oulwarks' besides aooNu'
500 tafhomsof -warping iine' IheyHwere
cheered however, by small daily progress
ana ny tne luh ol SePtemloer' looo, mac
SUCCEEDED IN gaming 'ne nortnerh lil iace s q q
ureehiano--ata po'ptIneYef' 'reachea 9elore'
mere the young ice iroze sroana tue Vessel' y
ana comPeted tnem 20 seek WinIef s1N asF'
The winter cave bbens them jta1u ae1outeseI & II cold
g. ne ~'h'e' se'0 s''s.'a' '0s.esfo'5sO' y
nluon nt, o'.ow any previous ,essu ''i ,'', ~,
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eas. ,npo'' '"' lsso..'.l ,taey were a'p sle
e'o asia'e as .he ,oen o. 'uiy' oniy 0ea'' aa
from ~ labor when the winter 81 s rkness nad MADE
II impossible e ffaysel' sg. ;1is;fasiIIq,l tod
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