New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
HALLS ARCTIC JOURNAL.
The Fss.kiin Expedision-Fsrshcr Evi.
deurr.


The following are additional extracts from
the Journal Of Capt C. =. Hall, the Arctic explorer;
MORE ABOUT CRozER
Dscembsr !0--1hs evening l had a long tnlk with
Shushe knuk who appears ~ be the BEST in'ormcd
Of any Of his people here luka roxicr but otener
called BY the lnnus. In speaking. bis kob.lu name
Dole zhar). who was nearly starved was CIV, small
bit Of seal soon Too shoe art-ta ro fonnd
him Croser Tue piece & Of seal frst given him M Gro
Joint. aud this was cut into two pieces Soon afer
Croser wanted 10 sleep. An igoo was quickly com
pleted when Crozsr laid right down and slept daring
The remainder OF that day and through the night Next
morning the cousin gave Crozer another piece OF SEAL
twice big he had given MIN at first. Amer eating
It. Crozer went TO sleep Immediately. and slept al day
and through the night Akcr Croxer had eaea On the
first and second days. be Crozier) was quite sick. This
the cousin knew by bis being restless, and groaning
often while he slept The cousin said that Croziers
sickness or reeessness caused by his having been
80 hungry. aud eating the meat. The cousin knew
what the effect would be when he gave Crosier what he
did, but no could not help IL. 1t was the only way to
save his life The third day Croser was b6tter. and
the cousin gave him considerable more meat than he
had before After this. Crosier grew better fast
When quite recovered, Croser told the cousin Goo.
shoo artar where he aud the men who were wi,h
him were going, and that, at0r many days. he and
his men would return to the cousins's igloO.
Crozier and his returned after several days as
he had promised. He. with bis men. had been To the
bi tent they lad left jus. before the cousin found hcn
CRQIyR's MEN.
he could toward home-thet is to where his boats and
men were. His men saw that something was the mat
e and hastened to meet him Some had guns and some
had big sticks on their shoulders Crozicrs men. who
were then very many found he had received very
severe wound across his forehead which he told them
was by lance thrown at him by an Indian. whom he
killed. Immediately after Next morning Crozier and
all his company went In boats to the land where Gro.
xier had killed the Indian. Soon after landing they met
good many Indians with whom they had a.big tight.
The Indians had only lances. Croser and his men
killed them all with their guns.
AN EsQUIMAUX NAME FOR CROZlER.
TUESDAY, Dec. H. s6i-l2 m.-Shn. she ark mix was
In our igoO when. with the aid OF my interpreter. OBJ
taned from him further information Of Crozier. He
said that Croxer told the Innuits when be Orozicr)
was at iglooik, that he coming into the Innuit
country again tme and that he should then bo an
Esh emut.ta (chicf or captain) and no wanted the
Innus 10 tell all their people all about IT, and 70 tell
them also that his name Egloo-ka. IL was TAX.
ark.nuk) AZ his son. and with whom ho 90 so lived
several years. that told him (S) this TAX keck kec-
Ia heard Crozler tell the lnnus Of lgook this and he
CO. told him (T) many times the same. Shu.she ark
nuk said that he heard other Innuts who were at oo
lik at tho same time and saw Crossr tell the same
story. -.
I9iP M-Ths old lady Erktu.s oame in and while
Sbu. she ark.nuk was present-thoueh she (E) knew
nothing Of what Shu she ark nuk had been telling me
ON being asked II she know why II was that Croaier
She had heard Croxisr tell good many Innuits that
he, somstime-hs did not know wben-shoud visit the
Inuut country again. aud hs wished them 10 remember
that bic namo was Eg lo0ks and 20 tell every Innnit
they might See and to send voro % AZ me innuts
wss coming into thsir country With big shp Of which
BcsS % TooioeIitce and myself wre. pleasingiy -.
tonishsd e the remarkable cor!espondsnoe OF what
eAvsls esktsk ~ IFktes lAa sQA ~ Eeokseu'