The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-31
A Ncvv Arctic Expedition.


Captain c. F. Hail. who twenty mmths ago return ed
from two years and months exploration OF the
Arctic region intends set sail on the 18th of June Tor
another and thorough voyage OF discovery He has
been engaged during the interim 10 preparing account
OF his first explorations which will shortly be issued by
Messrs Harpr a. Brothers. During his former voyage
Captain Hall lived among the Esquimsux acquired their
language and satisfied himself, by actual and prolonged
experiment. thathe live with these people in safety
and health. lie brought home With hua family Of rs.
qumsux who win with ba to assst u his future
explorations. Ia short, Captain Hall is prepared
other explorer has been before him, FOR making a
thorough investigation OF the important portion OF Arctic
land and water TO which he proposes to devote .msef
THIS region holds still art and important portion
OF tho Of The il-rsed Franklin expedition which
pur countrymen hopes and confidently expects I, lay
bare. II is moreover, OF interest aud value 10 our
whaling seaipg interests aud the reports the
turGl history Of the rnexpIored territory which he III
considerations whi have cd him 10 devote tho best
years of his lie To Arctic researc induce also those
whose names are appended To this notice 10 ask their
fellow citizens 10 Join them procuring for the bra,ee
plorer such outfit as shall set him fary hs way
and enable him TO perform Thoroughly the task be has
set himself eur contryinen have won an bopora bic
tame by their courage aud endurance In Arctic research
10 s there not ~ that one who has already shown
such perseverance,. ofitude and ingenuity in his
vious Captain Hall has dopc sh, bc permitted
t. leave our shores lackrg anything which urtber
The proposed exploration has enlisted the svpathies
ef most promincpt scientific eSIcetty
piers well as the bc.p OF enterprsing whaling firms
several important contrsu ions hfo already been msde
towards Captain Hairs OMIT. Mr. Ficbara II Chnjrii,
OF New London. Conn. ao Us Intimately connected VITA
tho ell kuoau house al Williams X Iavons, gives u
passaEc to the Arctic rc.oos hun and his uu,maGv
in one OF his shpsrhc Monticello. f. A. Cnapoii. ot Had.
son. \. u. nasterand FOR him In addition, his
boats and his entire mrtht free OF charge This noble
and liberal act relieves the explorer o. of the
heaviest ot hs expense Captain Henry l,os sop
ol Newburg, contributed Sl,t9o Professor h~nc offers
10 furnish some ncocssary scientific nstrnmeots SIR.
Giuseppe Iaciiahuc, cf this city, has given mciroro.
logical Instruments a. the Of hundred dollars
Professor H. ;. Newton NJ. d, OF this CITY, Offers sup-
y, iD connectn with oier gentlemen &c his profession
the medical stores needed oy Captain a for his voyage
< Of three ears.
II should be understood that Captain fla, takes with
t.ia sailing vcssci bu nn arriving at the pf
thereafter 70 hs boat and sle6ccs and TO tho cpl.
ahE' OF the lsqnmanx lie hopes 10 about
iSo-ec years.
tncrder " coso,lete becn,h sum OF about Il go
- susrud dollsrs IS yet tcisui'ed. and wh,lo 4
| tssuvn Halls incatcn 20 sail at any rs,e
wL.tivt tnproasiiy aSod not. il is iogtr thRl
| nar Tth'ic suirte4 citizens al not permit hrs
tlin. which caB Eop - rraservc hs lie. or a. ~. ai
to pcr'sG bls explorations ~ Tie ahts table ro,l.ts
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