Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-15

:, 4. ol.ae o1 Il,at t.p1n.
away all we mBh. ha'. Ppa'a"I ,I,. H., t.
ted to the inlet we ma, closseu 'ny u"y o.,o'v,
ondtold us thai oheu Wy y, ,i ~
four days overiahc, s,.". .o,;,od e-o,,,
Most OF our iniorhluon Sa' ~ !, .. ,'' nr
an intelligent Ola "opan' 'n' 70" ,ras coro.d
inc iall OF inc ieI' va. I; ,,,o, drorncd Inv the
ashorei man! oil tNe 'u ', nv -, b. h,,
way as they wem to"Hus VIC Wy" II,..cJ
this was only known thc" III w " ~ w.
lowing when thur ooles were u Svn,;o,,. To-
decreasing Inc otrai 10 NlnE ,; ",,' IS tho
land, we cohtilueu ."o e'. la ,ho odtb
southern shore without success u''..l ' ns g.
Oh May when auouC 10, "i,eS e"''"aau - c,,nJ
herscheh, oehcheu sNe'e'9 Ti "as 18th
around when la! fragments vi Ill
ing; opo', eareuiy ~ Cav, Letters
pocket-Dook wm iouliu continuing "'"
| These, although much decayed, may YET DC ue-
ciphercd. Judging from the remains OIL nlS
| dress, this unfortunate young man was s'c"a,u
or officers servant, and his position exactly
verified the Esquimauxs assertion that inc!
dropped as they walked along:
On reaching Cape Herscheh next gay, ne eA-
ahmed simpsons earn or rashcr wnu'
mains of it, which is only four feet hlgh, ana
the central stones have been removed as Il oy
men seeking something within IT.; MY impres.
sion at the time, and winch stu retain, Is .hu'
records were deposited there by the retreauhB
tives.
After parting from me at Cape victoria on
the 2Sth of April Lieut.. Hobson made ior cape
Felix. AT short distance westward OF !, ne
found very large earn, ana close 10 1t tnlee
small tents, with blankets, ola ciothes anu o','e.
reics OF shooting or magnetic sla,ioni uu'
although the earn was aug uhuer anu 'relo''
jug all round II at distance Oh eVieet, "o -
ora was discovered; piece oi oisi,N Pap 5e
ioided up was iouhd IN the ca'fn' anu wv oioi
Ken bottles, when may perhaps nave cohta,'c t
fecorus' lay oeSiue IL Among sD'e s'o'eo VIZ
had iaiieh from OH the top' inc 'hos' i.i,e'e'.
ing OF the articles uisco'eIeu mere, n'suuub
boats ensign, were orouSn! away D! nl, iioo
SON ABOUT TWO mites ilr'nei W t,i 1 SUM- 'i1
a small earn was iouno' ouI neither ieeoias
nor relics OBTAINED ABOUT 'niee ni'les hoiln
OF folnt victory sec1nd srnail earn was eA-
amihed' out ohiy broken PicN"Ae anu empty
canister iounu, ,. u-,
On me ON oil May Lieutenant liooson
pltcheo MS tent beside large earn upon h1un.
victoria Lying among some iooSe sto'ies nv,
had fallen from the top OF TINS earn, was iouIu
small I'm case containing recoru. .,s ,ie e9o-
stance OF whch is Drieny as tolIows'- MS earn
was oulit ny the franKhh eXpeuition, upon ;ne
assumed site OF Sir James Kosss pillar, which
had not been found The Erebus and Terror
spent their first Winter at Beechy Island, after
having assembled Wellington Channel to lat. ~
= deg. T.. and returned by the Yves, side of Corn.
i wallis Island On the 10Th of Scptember 1916
they were beset in lat. so O5 ~, and long. 9s
r % w. SirJ Franklin died on the | lth of June
- 1S47. On the ood of April. 1913. the ship:
were abandoned five leagues to the N.N.W. o.
Point Victory. and the survivors. los in number
; landed here under the command of Captain
Crozier This naner was dated April %, is4S
= ord ,nor tho f,llpwing dov they intended Il
Star, for tbe Great Fis6 River The total los
+ hv deaths in The exned;tion nm 70 This date wa
+ niro ot6cers and 6fieen mon A vast ouantit,
T. If clo,bing and stoves If all sorts Law strewe,
~ ohont os r berc everv article was thrown ava,
,,b;cb co,,ld nossibly be d;snenscd with. nick
ovcs sboyels heats cooking utensils. ironworb,
rone Ll;cLs canvas a din circle. n sextant en-
aray,J ..Erodor;cL Uorpbv r. n" n small
e SS,nd;ci,. cbcs, oors go
o. a, fcy n,;le. soutbword across Rack Bav.
E secord roco-d vas so~nd HAVING been deposite
a. Inv lieut. Gore md NJ des Vmux in NAV. lS47
7; aa;rdad NO additional inflammation.
;omt Uohson continued his search unit
e. within n few davs, march of Cane Herschel
- w;,bnr, snd;ra crv traces Of the wreck or {
a nat;ves lie IF, I'm Inflammation of his impol
p tnnt discoveries for me. therefore. when re
d .-......r -a-d by -. H. IS Kin
30 Williams Island, had the advantage of know
IS ing what had already been found.
u !. Soon after leaving Cape Herschel the trace
II. OF natives became less numerous and less re
g. cent, ana after rounding the west point OF n
A. island they ceased altogether. This shore
rs extremely low, and almost utterly destitute {
nc vegetation Numerous banks Of shnge an
low islets lie of 1t, and beyond these Victor
Strait is covered with heavy and impenetrab
packed ice.
When IN lat: 81 deg. mn ~, and long.
-, deg y min. W., we came to large boat, di
81 covered by Lieut.. Ho6son few days previous
m as his notice informed me. 1t appears that tn
r. boat had been intended for the ascent of II
an rlsh hlNer' out was aoahIoheu apparent! uPo