New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
HALLS ARCTIC JOURNAL.
TsIt Particulars Concerning CroAier nnd
Oiher Survivors OF the Franklin Ex-
uedtgi0n.


O,her Survivor. OF the Franklin Ex-
pedisisn.
The following are extracts from the journal of
Captsin c. F. Hal the Arctic explorer. IN which most
interesting details given of Es4uimaux reports
concerning Sir John franklin's crew. Mr. hrlnnell,
IN giving these parts OF Captain Halls journal Ia the
puble SAYS: These extracts will give every one ihe
means Of forming his opinion as 20 the assertion
made by Mr. Hail. that some of the men OF iranklins
expedition may yet be li'ins.
NEWS ABOUT CROZIEI.
DyCEnBTR g. ls6f.-Tbis night have had deeply
interesting interview with several Of the natives here
On the return OF the warus hunters they almost uni
Srnly ea at village during the evening to see ana
tslk with me. This evening Al mou first comes IN.
asked hin when he was at Igl0olik few years ago
froo kOo-lito was my interpreter in this important
nstter) what names of koblun0s he heard OF ha, be
remembered The answer was Parry, Lyon and tro-
xer-tbe first two were Esh-eDutla (ehieis or cap
tsins), but the latter one was not
Ar.too-a, the Annot-ko, next came in. may say
here that this party has never been 70 eo9 but be
has seen and is well acquainted with many nuis who
have been. He has been TO Pelly BAY, which Is neal
Boothia Peninsula. While at nv house Ar-tooa once
told that he had heard OF Cro1er when at Pely BAY
that be (Crozier) was Of the KobunOs belonging
TO the two ships that in the ice Bootha for
two years before the white men left them.
proceeded TO ask rtOo.a the questions of The
names of the white men he had heard oi from Innuts
who had been 10 IgOolik be said Croner, Parry and
Lyon-he bad heard Of others but could not now re
member them. 1 asked him if he had heard great
deal about Crozier and he replied with great warmth
that he bad and then went on talking with Armou and
bier bing telling them how much he knew about
CroLer. .
abe said: That CrOlieT who was in 1glool,k
when Parry and Lyon were there, was Esbemutta
fueaning captain in this case the literally CLleD OF
the two ships lost in the Ice at Neitchile Crozier
was the ONLY that would not eat any of the meat of
the Kobuna a. The others al dia. ofIlr @ anu ,ne
though nearly starved and very thin, would nOt cat
bit Of the kobunsshe waited till the Innnt (who was
with him and the three men) caught seal, and then
CrozieI only ate mouthfGI-0ne ttIc bt hist tbe.
Nert tine Crozier ate of the seal lie took little larger
reee though that little DIT, TOO. One man OF the
whole number (therc were four including Cfoei) ued
because he was sick. The others all lived and grew
fat and finally CfCzer GOT Innnt with his klek 20
accompany him and the two men IL trying 10 get 70 te
Kob country by travelling 10 the southwmd. Ihe
1nDuts here think these two men and Croler are ave
yet think thai they may have returned 10 Neitcbil le
they found they could not get home to The hobianar
eosntry, and lived again with lnnuit-.
The limits ct Pelly Bay told One'la Shu. she ARK
Buk and Artoo.a all about Cf0zer-tbey Ghc feiy
Bsy InDuits) said that Cro2ier tod the Neich-l-le
Irnaits that he rc2ier great many years before nad
visited I.wilik Repalse Bay, Nu.e.Dung '0uJna WIN
Ter island and Igloolk with two ships that While al
she latter two places he Crozer) got acquainted with
4 great many Innuts. When One-la and hls brothers
Shu she. ark nuk and Ar.tOo-a heard the story how
hungry Crozier had been they felt very bad for they
had heard how very kind he (CrozeO had been 10 In
nuits at Nue nung Winter Isand and Igloolik
when no was at those places. The Innuiis at Pey Bay
beard Of Crozier through ther relations VINO I'VE al
Netch.Il.le.
sEvIK WEATHER.
The same Innuts told them all about the Two ships.
and bow they were deserted how most all the kobu'
mas starved and ate another TIE two winters
she ships in the ice near Neitcb HE were very
cold. The IBnuts never knew such very cold weather
there was no Summer between the Winters-cOuld
catch seals ki any reindeer 1t most OF the usual
piaces where they were wont to lind them.
EsQUTSAUX HISTORY.
Relative 10 the interview described. was thankiu
delighted indeed that 1oo.kO0litO had checked me
when war abOln o. request her TO tell the IDnuift
present what had III mind. most important fact
eame oni In consequence showing that the Ipnuts far
md near are conyersant with all events " this natnre
that take place in their country. The PeDy Bay In
s.its from what had been told them by lbbuits who
hal seen Crozcr knew that he (Cr0zierJ was not an
Eh-o mui-ta Captain when with the Two ships ths'
waited Igloolik and the other places But they knew
10 Crozier) was Esh-e-mnt.ta when az NefchiLle.
The fact that Crozier was not Fshe-nutta when ai
lx0o.ik was well known tO Gu ella, Shushcark nnk
ssd Artoo-a when they were boys. Erk.tun knows
sls wen, and 50 il Is kn9EA az lhs "'! from mere 10
igloolik and even Ponds Bay, doubt not.
How remarkable il that such matters are perpetual
nd BY people that have 10 knowledge oi Doohs end
writings But these facts winch now give record 70
cannot he learned in moment. Friendship ana coni'
dence he established first and even then there are
obstacles IL The way which pre'ent rapid acgulsi
tcn Of knowledge among this people. am peSsca
With having Ebici.biug and 1cokoo l.to Tor my con-
psny and interpreters.
rgASXLJSs y SHIPS.
WCfEBfR :, Is6f This morning Frktns, TIE reIIct
L-Wt-ldt ana Olu Nl1thcr 100, calrh iho
Jns' amer the walrus hunters had gone TO the warus
glonIds. TookooAto. my excellent Interpreter. ex
tesseo hor readiness 10 assist ne.
began by asking Erk-;u-a 10 repor 10 me all tho
tshes she could reeoleci or the kob lu she sa.
.heh a. Igooiik. She began. aBd continued thus 4;
seiee, he Esh.e mntta Oaptain) Lyon he Esh e'mnt'
- taltain); Par'mc, hc Lsh-c.mut.ta mar (nate on
typns ship; OO-li'ze ION Parj's slips Crozbar
ssIe.inut Ia DsT (nae officer not 30 great a.
saptain, on ParIy's shp) Pc 1.rf tall man who size
.shks was on Lyons ships harg, steward Of Parry 5
nap same name a. PaIrys an mama niotlei): bOy
cn lyons ship. same 8smei HeBds"n she remembered
.ei-a Jolly felOw-wo,ild swing his arms aud cry
Ann,he'ett! Anne-ett (GO OUT 20 outD e.
:, Lntua says that CrozbeI Crozier) Was called Eg.
Ssh oy The lnuaits. Croziefs name given 10
~ ~ Lbdr loos sisters sou whose was Rg-loo.
u ana ~ loo kss uaue wss given 10 Crolier. lpD,ut
fhar) '"e' ""' cav" ''"'N""" wv
nnef Erk'tu Lad said Ibis much opened Parry
sx saIiatye Of second voyage for tue d.scoy cry
""f'h~est Passage and turned to the lis; OF on.
80 ~c:' IN th. introduction 10 said work. / readily
Isn, Vet 70 whom PaT.ine" (as Erk.tu.a spoko the
t.ns, referred. Charles Palmer was one OF ,he lieu.
NJ On board Of Lyons ship "Oo.l. ze' could
Vtsr ,.pt out was somewhat troubled 10 make out 10
tsil r.. Sssrt referred till requested Erk.taa to
she remembered any II tbs eiler vartles as