The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-14
THE HALL ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS.

Interesting Letters from the Arctic Exs
psorer-Ilis Reception at 81. Johns,
Nswfoundianc-sn Ksndnsss OF Our
Consu,-sIr. Hairs Acknowledged NJ Of
donations, DO.
Through The kindness Of gentleman who has received
number OF letters Captain Ban wsars enabled ,e
give our readers some facts in relation to the progress
the new Arctic exploring expedition. AE
E CAPTAIN HALLS LETTER. as seal
On BoARD RAaK MONTICELLO, !
~, NEAR PoRT OF It JOINS, N. r., July Is, 1884.
We far 81. Johns. where the vessel is e
stop complete her complement of men, have beer
pre-eDgsRed for . whaling cruise. There has nothing
occurred worthy OF note departure from New
London The Monticello has cut up cApers; indeed
che has behaved well that apple the smooth
table Of the after cabin would have hardly rolled or il
One serious change and With me, and that is, awake
IN the morning and eat my breakfast without having Grs
read the Nsw Yosx AEaALp; but am bound to get used
to this deprivalon for going to the region where
the, have papers.
have a. work before that might mako some
shudder to undertake is great undertaking for one
man, will confess; but, having once put myself in the
course, must and will persevcre hope by the aid Of
Heaven to succeed and that at the end Of three
shall return 10 my friends. who may reoca that they
!" withheld moi" in the tine o. rest need. During
the pa to this noui have elt little like work.
may say has been the FIRST resting spell have had for
years.
wWArrived here on Friday evening, at eight O'Clock.
This morning the Helen F., our tender arrived My re-
ceptiou here hrs been warm indeed. MIR. Converse O.
Leacn Tie ntef States Consul here. with party Of
citizens came mites u me. His Q, toni ion
his been undivided. All of The St. Johns people hove
wed vi each other in making at home, ust they
did my from the Arctic Of 1860 '6 90
the 18th dv OF june 1854, thcre was published in
The HsHALD list NJ cn,ribuiIns % the Hall Arctic TX
pediion up TO that date. The following list embraces
ture:-
DONATIONS IN NEW YORK
Peter Cocoer. Condensed PROVISIONS
G 9. Raker. nautical ,nstrim@n
u. 8. Racse, son transportation Of powder free q
New io do'. on board the schooner Dr Franklin, j.
H. s4.iey, Magical Tain Extractor
II. Keith \ 20 conce ttrated medicines
Niles Holman nomlny, ssmr spill. peas, farina, &c
Knox hats.
y. Mprehe,d, ND, magnetic plas,crs.
Medium, snrar.
G F. NesDnt, binding Journal books for tho Arctic Ex.
Rrynoids, Pratt h Co.. channels skins, Co.
II +. rrett. seine twine &c.
Ietour, eur s 20, rure liquors.
Rbiiip Due Co., groceries.
Colgate IL Co soar.
b. =. Osbon, sundries. I~
q. y. PIXIES Co donated COATS Geography OF Had.
sor's Ray, rare ami valuable work.
Adams Express Company, kindness Of John Hcsy
wh' sent everything free from New York New London
Daniel Fish, 90 Fulton street, rifle maker
DoN& Io>s IN NEW LONDON
D. Hempsted, fancy articles, jewelry.
Sheppard x Harris, clothing.
Harris. Williams l. Co.. hardware.
Smith Grace, timers.
Arson Chase, qua Materials
N. n. Smith, stati.a,er.
H. p FrscmSn, the proprietor OF the Matropi Titan
Hotel, New London. extended 70 and nv fsauimanx
friends and companions the inequalities his house 10
the moment OF NV departure.
To all Who have aided by word deed am deeply
grateful and trust may DO able IN time repay them.
Farewell, for short time. Yours truly,
c. T. HALL