Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

D.. Krne's .4retic Expedition. The New
York Journal Of Commerce says;
The discoveries made BY DR. Kane reach
to polnf Woodward much further than ever
before explored. Numerous bays and capes
have been explored, and some of them nam
Oh They will make an addition to the
maps of the country which will ever re nun
conspicuous monument o American enter
Prise. en- reaching the nnr'hrrnmnsl punt
ufand the expedition passed m sledges over
an lce barrier of eighty one miles IN width.
when they came TO open water winch trres-
tod th.ur tnuvcmpnts. ~ Iaugir, Nussi n.
made ike discovery travelling north to the
siberian Islands IN -ledges ihe existence
Of this open water, at least IN the ni1tl of
August, Is now made certain; bur the theory
heretofore miln'ained, that hls open water
arse from a mlder cllna e, must now, we
supp,se be alb ndonedin view OF the intense
cold found IN the highest latitude OF the eX-
pc iitun
The last imp published by authority Of the
Brush explorers founded on the explorations
OF Capt. gefeld is found to be incorrect,
So far ~ the north consis of America and
Greenland are concerned. II - probable
that no explorer will hereafter undertake. to
north coast of Greenland and the open wat
err mentioned, or that there will be any I'M.
pnriani alteration IN the maps npw TO be
mlde pr Kan returns IN N heilih, bet
ter Nh in when W. had the pleasure to bid hi q
good bye un his outward voyage
be- E>Qunuaux we're found ts far north Ne
Rensselaer, biy. aud were Troublesome auo
dangerous uniil DR.. Kane took decisive inca
4
quiuuux women who had stolen buff,lo r. be
were followed by mm sixty miles on foot
brnueh nack L, tha vessel Expos - withou.
much clothing go severe cold aud kept II
confinement mil a sort Of treaty Ind beer
entered mo, by which the Esqunaux agreed
that their boys might b. taken and held d
further depredntIous were committed. They
had d s1rnyed some uf the boats of the tx
prditnn before the adoption of tins system
The E-qdpnauX were found IN than h gh lat
ituir ,p be- an ,xlremely hardy ana vigorous
race-full Of courage So much so, that one
Of them armed with "A lance, would MT hesi
tate 10 attack the powerful polar bear of thai
region.
OF Dr. Kane's party TIL Tribune says:
The gen r"us ivin OF Ciplaiu anstein
and the pie ,slut voyage home, have com
peirly restored DR. Kane and those of ms
party whn have survived the perlls OF this Nd
venture They ave been exceedingly redu-
ced bat they are nnw 50 stout hat The ruincs
whlrh b fore hung loosely on their llnibs.are
unw quite tight aud more healthy aud IT,
Wal parry seldom cane into port. They have
all dl-p, nsrd with the rizor, and la all ap
pssrance have III covered ~ the Polar sea a
'hair nvIgnrttor." oy means of whlch they
are now adorned with heards aud locks Of
unusual vigor and bril- iancy."
.It3gt K ta.'- - l,uijOR. ~ 49, "rN
."''TP''fine j, culucdrs WIN many Others IN Al
Judge Kane has trtnscended ms p1wrrs ~
der the Constitution IN the Inprsunnedt ol
rassnore Williamson, and saws. when a
Judge thus abuses his solemn trust aud maker
The very shield of liberty an instrument OF
tyranny. there remains but one remedy, and
that Is hs solemn Impeachment. before tn
bunal hIghe, than his own"
An interesting discovery hns been made
~ France with regard TO engrafting fruu
trees Instead of making use Of grait. a
slip IS taken from an apple tree, for example
aud planted IN putdio, So that a couple Of
inches ot the slip remain visible II soor
takes ront Envelopes itself, aud finally be-
Comes handsome tree, bearing iiue fruit.
THIS method Is due 10 "a BOHEMIAN gardener