New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO TIE Pt BLIc.
Capt, e. F. Hall-who, twenty months ago, re-
turned from yass aui four months. exploration u tie
A.-tc r.sion-n'-nl, .a the 18th Of Jne AZ
other and thorough yoy-sc %: discovery. lie has be
en- ,sed unng the inter u preparing On acrouut Of BIZ hrst
explorations whh will shortly be issued by le.l Harper
f,'her. During hi. former voyage Capt, Ha lived among
tc E.qliaur acquired their language and satisfied lns
bY actal snd prolonged experiment tina, b. live with
these pcopr ~ safety aud heath. He brought home with him
family of EaqulnauK, who viii return with him assist in
, splorations. In ~ Capt Hall d, prplr,d a,
Explorer ha. been BET mn for making thorough
nse.,yaon Of the mpor,t portion ofArte Ad and
20 which Dee propose. 10 devote himself.
Th. region holds .l pur, and important portion Of the
of the Inflated Fa,sln expedition which country
hops and confidently expects TO lay bare. 1t
Of interest and value 70 whaling and sealing interests
ani tie report, the natural history the explored
tory which he viii yii: will po.ys, beside great scientific
value. These consideration. which have led him devote
the host years Of hi. life 20 Arctic e,eaIch induce those
whoss appended thi, notice
cxous join them procuring for the brave explorer such
shall him fairly his way and e,abe him to
perform thoroughly the ta. he has So, himself Our country
men have won an honorable fame by their courage and
endurance in Arctic research IL therefore that
who has aready shown such perseverance, oriude and
gcnuy bis previous voyages Captain Hall has DONE shall
be- permitted to leave shores lacking anything which
further hi. audabe object.
The proposed exploration has enlisted the sympa,he, Of
prominent scientific especially geographers
well the help Of enerpisns whaling Several i'm
portAnt contributions have already been made toward Capt
Has Mr. Richard II. Chapel Of New London, Conn.
vino l. Intimately connected with the well known house Of
Williams Ravens gives free passage to tho Arctic regions
to him aud hi. Esquisux of his shpsthe Monticello
T. A. Chapel OF Hudson ~ T., maser-And carries for lin
In addition his boat. aud and hi, entire outfit, of charge
Thi, noble aud liberal relieves explorer Of Of tho
heaviest Of h expense. Capt, Henry Robinson of New
burg contributed 1876 rrof Bachs offers furnish
necessary scientific instruments. Mr. Tasiabue Of this city
has given meteorological the Of 100.
Prof H. \. Newton, NJ d., Of this city offers supply, in
connection with other gentlemen of his proeso the med
cal store. needed by Capt Hall for his voyage three years.
II should be understood that Capt Hall takes with him
sailing vessel but arriving the OF his lahor will
enve the ship which bears him hce and trust thcreaer to
his boa, and sedges aud to tho of tho Esmaux
lilo hopes o return In about three years.
In order complete tho outfit Of about thou
sand dollars yet required; and while 1t ia Captain Halls
tenton sail any ate whether thoroughly fitted
hoped that public spirited citizens will permit this
intrepid explorer to depart from city lacking anything
which can help preserve his life enable him perfect
hs explorations in the inhosp,abs regions whittier he In
bound
Subscriptions ia money donations In Kind of supplies or
goods the expedition may be handed any tho under
signed who that they properly applied In aid Of
this pra s-worthy cn,sspriss.
NJ Y; James w. Beeknsn. A. w. Bur- No 10 Wall street
Henry rinnel office London and Liverpool Insurance Co
No. Is William street T.. o. w. Blunt. No. .9 Water
street; John Austin Stevens IT, Chamber Of Commerce
Rooms.