Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

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4 toos,derable excitement vas esea,ed asenes
many o. our citizens on Monday ~erening and
'ernay morning: m ~ thc a Ne 1inafi-a
!ames y sssart and some fodf Of fye half
breeds direcs ffOm The Arcsle SeSdr M Stuart
,eN On the expediaen in Ishvuasyl iasg7 and buAa
Deen absent up to the present time. We eoslA !,
not gean mitch rom him, d his tongue seemed
% oe under lock and hey, hut ~ gathered tho
foiiowins from ono of bio guidss Tsb7Ess sss h1's
Nsrt three Indiana and fomseen.g Rsa5
/ river rive men e the North, lcn SeikiFk carly ntie !
spring, with three eanocs PAsaed through :
Iuhn,ng Wnl'. s'rcam into lake--from thence into
/ Wn'1e fish river Was one mUnthson shisTiyer.
Assplhg ON hshe shore. Ensesed the Sea, upon
n.as naeu ssey SsIe compelled 10 nay nine days4
neaenea se,, what IS called Montreal Ishad s1hessi
~ mes iei, IN wan stne Esqaimaux who informed d,
r tnem snete nc crew OF the Terror lone Of the
rHnkhn shipsst mt theie ultimate fate Gath.
cred up the remains Of boat having tks name -
OF or 'onn franklin on =. hammer, kettles. Is
par, OF eue nag, and other articles belonging ,q
70 the unfortunate vessel Was informed by the
nsqumanx, that they (the Esqulmaa1} reached
Ine .he spot Just N time 70 see th<iast @msu dis1
whan ss., wno Ssa eanlng against some object ca
a Mnsh Hssovered. Ts he was too far gone TO be
saved lhc wolves were very thick there, and
no traces OF the bones Of the men could be seen
saPposed Tts 70 nave been eaten b.. .the wolves 7
.he Esquhnaux state that 1t was four years ago
a'l'ce Ms sfsW Pesisheds The party left the .
sea on the YIN q August, atwhch time the Ice =
"as sscumnlaung very last Among the party, 1,
Mas nan 1reed, . ceiebrafed runner, who ran
Co. saes WIN JACKSON the American deer, and ."
osser american runners.
Us reported that immediately atcr the re-
~ lngland OF eertnn plates said 10 have it'
I eu oe y OF Sonn frankhn, spduwhich we're q
.Sasesed .h 70 lne states BY the way Of Superior,
Siu.. nu uNernor OF canada sent messenger to
Ser,an. si'smmens ana hired Mr.s Stuart to ai. :"
ISsissss se es.Psa,'icn.s fhc party stssted from
ana SAILING tue other part. They coasted along
~ sno's ua',' ,hey fell IN with an Esguimaux, who
eSnauc.eu .nen to Montreal Island, where traces f.
" .ue npior'"na,e havigators were discovered
VII oe REQUESTED that Dr. Rae has Been N
emp.oyed py the Unison Bay Company for the !
.as' lour 9r nVe years in an effort to discover any
,saces ot the remainder or fate of Sir John
a.a ny parry mat he has made two aS
expeditions INTO the Arctic regions for that pur- a
pose ana that ne was SO successful in the last ex
Pediuon as TO discover evidences of the fact that
party OF white men with ships and boats had
perished In that far off hyperborean region an
severa, years ago, which Dr. R. concluded to have ~.
Deen the ll-iated expedition he was in search Of
nesonu .ne hnding OF some spoons and, other n
'r.nes .y among the Esqumaux bearing the name -
OF FRANKLIN, and the above tidings which he
gathered frcaI the inhabitants, his expedition =
amounted to nothing. In pursuance Of his OBJ. 20
Ject, the Doctor has passed through this place ,
twiee,once on his way to England, and again
when ne returned TO 80 On his second tour, l4,;l
N,wiii also DC reccollected that soon after the -
conclusion OF MS last tour, the Hudson Bay o"
Company sent out another party to elicit still nf
more 1acts on tins point, and that in pursuance a
OF this design messenger was sent from their &,
head quarters in Montreal (which messenger
passed through this place about fourteen months -
snce) to Govenor simpson, at the Selkirk settle a..
ment, TO make the necessary arrangements for
INA. purpose; mr.. =. y Stuart was the person RI
selected tor this duty Mr. s.. was we'll calculated hi
ior tins hazardous undertaking.; having lived in, 81
the Arctic regions for the last ten twelve years
AZ one OF thc most extreme Of Companys, posts,
and able to endure any amount of fatigue con-
sequent upon exposure and absence, Of fool "a, =,
ar. Stuart started with four voyageurs and ar
rived at Slave Lake during the earlier part Of the
season, and proceeded upone ofthe streams that II
now into that body of water from north east di- n
rection, till nc came to latitude 68 deg, he was
completely snccessfnl in his efforts. He here
leaned more fully and particnlrly of the fate Of 10
the lamented explorer than any account yet pub
iished gives. The fact that party Of whites some
ior!y IN NUMBER came to that region in ships, but
which which were destroyed, and that they endeayored
70 proceed on their way in the ships, boats, and
that the boats were afterwards destroyed on The
rapids OF strait which they were endeavorihg toT9
nav,ga!e' Ar. stuart WIN undertake to demon 9
sa.e .:.; - . my person SUBSECTION II was Mr. "