New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

veil and endeavored 10 repeat II aIter inc. ' "'"
nj once told Inc whom she meant py q. 8, IN
Tb;s was as near rs the old lady conld come 70 ), ~
irving 10 sneak the name Fisher tried her ume ana
again but all she could do was to speak Ie.za' rna
therefore the "Pe.zart OF ~ the list referred TO:
Now there are two Fishers IN inc ss ,J D.
;eorce Fisher chaplain and astronomer Oh ooaIu ~
rvs vessel and one Alexander flsne.. ths. Sa In
hoard Lyons Frk-tua coud oniy na. % ',u @
Pezar She knew was tall man. and thinks he was Oh
board Lyons vessel r., a ,o,t,a non
tain, but an Mnn hahsr
Marg las Erk-tua pronounced ~ means W IN. Mogg
name down IN the list ~ clerk on Doard Lyon YES
sell do not know. have given u ABOVE anu tne
doscripon lust AS Erk-tn.a gave " TO me. She said
there woro two Nargs young men, one on Parrys SNIP
the other Oh Lyons
THREE MEN SUPPOSED TO RE YET ALIVE.
Relative 10 Sir John frarklin's expedition. Mother
onk loo saws very reserycdly in way OF letting
me know ot matter that is great secret among tnc
lnnuiis) that two An natkos (conurors) OF Nelcn'
ilean kooted so much that no anlnai-no game Wna,
eyerwond 20 near The locality OF the two shps hch
were in the Ice Netch.ille many years ago Inc
lnnuis wished TO live that place (where the apS
were, but could not Kill anything for their iood shey
uhe innuis) realty believed that the presence o lhe
Kohlunas (wbtes) in that part Of the country was te
cause Of nll their (the innuits) troubles
Mother Olk bur loo Continued; = Ose man "onid ho'
eat the flesh of his frozen and starved companions ahd
therefore when her nephew Too-shooar-taTro. fOuDd
Egloo ka (Crozier) aud three Other koDin,nas WIN
him Eg loo ka. who was the one that womb not ca'
One of The three with Es ka died for ne was
sick He did not die fiom hunger but because nc was
very sick. TIE Ihni', al bti.ere ae, Eetoots ana ro
men i,ib hin are a,H dics. Eggloo la was the same
msn she had before heard OF having been al ielooK
when Two ships were there.
cnArMs
The two An.nst.kos ai Neitchla were very bad. for
ihcy ankoued (madc charms) on purpose 70 nave tho
Kob.lunas (whes that ia the two ship two years
in the ioe all sarve TO death. Sometimes N.iich'ile
AD-nat.kos act very badly. go
DECEMBER ls.ii.--I now proceed with what was re-
lated TO me in this evenings interview.
4 CIgCUMsTANTiAL STORY.
When their cousin Too-sho art.tar RIO hrst fouhu
CrOzer and the three men with HIM. Cio<ief iace
looked bad-his eyes oil sunk n-looked SO bad thht
their cousin cond not bear 10 look NJ his face. Their
cousin Gave Crozier hit of seal as quick as be
could when he first saw him Did not give any TO the
other three for they fat and had been eating The
flesh Of their companions. 1t was near Neitch.iIe
thai this occurred On the ice This cousin j. now ly.
ing at Neehile. When he Goo sho art tar-r o) first
saw Crolier and the men with him, he was moving
having loaded sedge drawn by dogs. He was gong
from place to place making Igloos on tho ice-seaing
Crozcr and lis men had guns and plenty oI pow.
der shot and ball. The cousin took Cro2ier ana his
men along with him and fed then ana TOOK coca Sa,o
Nech.ll.le and lived with the Innuiis. who are very
numerous there. One Of the men who were WIN
Crozler diednot because he was hungry bnt Decauso
he was sick Beside high cliff Innuts saw something
like now yers (ulls) fall down 10 the ground dead and
would not touch them for Crczier had done some
thing 10 them-they nhe lDnuito knew not whsf. In
the Summer CroHer and his men Killed wfh theif
guns a great many birds, ducks, geese and reindeers
Crozier killed many. very many of the latter. Inc
Innuits saw him do II. \ Neitchle lnnrt went wta
Crozier and his remaining two men "nen INC! -urtea
10 20 10 their country. Ibey Lad hlah Win WINCH
TO cross rivers ard lakes.
They went do IN toward Ooikee seek.kolik Cthc
estuary Of Great Fish or Backs RiyerD Their cousin
liked Crozier very much. CrOzicr wanted 10 give hef
cousin his gum but lie would not accept H. for he tbe
consin) was afraid Of it-he did not know anything
about how 10 IT, Cro1ier gave him his long knife
(swort as Too.koolito and T. bier .bing interpret III
aud nearly everything be had. He Lad many pretty
things. Crozier told Too-shoo. arttar rio al about
what had happened, but he could not upderstaDu all
Ibis cousn Is now alive, and knows all that he saw
and what Croxer told him. When zee their cousin hc
will tell il mehey iuy infbrncrs1 did not ask their
cousin q great many questions about this matter and
are now sorry they did not Tor If they had they could
tell me great deal more.
oRoziER sgIs OCT foR THE SOUTH.
The stcry now is that Crozier with his two men and
Ne,tchlle Innuit started from Neiteh ehi-le-started
in the Summer or Fall-for the kob.lu country
travelling 10 tie southwsrd on the lnnd. They lad a
small boat that had places IN the sides that woud hold
wind (air From their description. the boat nust have
beeu an lnGis rubber one or something Ike H. with 10
low places in the sides for wind ar) to hold ny when
in the water BY TINS 1t would seem that frannl ,ls
Hanketis (aii boats) or It's equivalent But do not
recolect OF reading or hearing about tins parcn,
lar. however, believe he (Franklln), must have had
something of this kind aboard his stipI There were
sticks or holes for this boat 70 Keep II open rlresd)
when needed. =,
This small boat was wrapped or rolled mp In bundle
or naoK and carried on the shoulder Of OF the nen
The sides Of this boat had something Ike innult
drugs that could be flied with air.
Crozier told she cousin sbOut light be and many OF
bis mc (besre they dieJ) had had with the Indians
Crozer used aterward tell their cousin many inter.
estng stories OF what had happened TO nin while near
Nech.iIIe. A bout the time CroAer und MS company
had the felt with the Indians he used 10 90 out hunt
ING with his gun and 10 look al tue land One day when
out on the land as he walking along be saw all at
=. r....ll ind EAFta
rocks Suddenly Indian very near hin jumped up
from bell nd big stone and threw his lance 1T him
hitting him in The forehead The lance passed right
across The forehead Vi Cozer just above the eyebrows
and cut a long ugly gash in II. Crozicr having his
gun all loaded 6nd ready, immediately shot al WI"
Indian killing him instantly on the spot AL The other
Indians then ran aw@y
Next morning Croyier with q boatoad OF his men,
went 10 the land where he had killed the Indian and
there they had big fight with the same Indnns. Tho
Indians having %ny la1Ses wne 'hS no n%psun" un~ ra
many Indians died he did not know, but there were
good This story he told to the cousin who took
care of CTozer and the few with him afer he found
them IL was after this fight with the Indians that the
men starved and froze 10 deatl--and then Crozier ard
three men lived with tier cOnsin. No kob.lI,na was
killed when this fight occurred with the Indians. Cr0<e
told their cousin that al the men were dead but himself
and three men, Cfozicr told their cousin vi , brig
named Vrat that he and his men had lived in IN very
cold weather that many OF the men starved ana rote
10 death. Their cOusin told them (niy inormers) Of
scy yersl boats one had a great many things IN 10.
EyE,SING-I have had talk this evening with he
man, The gun of Crozlef (said these InnaitD their
cousin would not sccepthc was very much affaid oiit
-,fraid flat II world kill him dhe cousin)- made so
much noise and killed anything without any one seeing
how If aid IL. lSome Of the NcitcLlic lmuiis very
bad-tso sorcerers killed all the Kob lu.nas eXeept
Crozier and those ttcr cousin found. The two An
mar kos Killed them by bewiiching all the animals and
bird, to keep away IRON that part OF the country near
where the ships were The preceding, in brackets
was told by Too kocito. who says that several ar
feTen Iunus have told her Of II al various tiuos. but
a. 10 ,,i.I. M u LunNs IL