New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

10 remarked % NJ q oscs = tAe esssassssa 4 Il
~ =: stoy "SsleY 1t mast b -. fSr tAsy Lavs ~
Eold The same thing"
All EsoCISAUx woxAss rssrucsY.
Deewt~ A-Oid mother Ouk. bal. loo oans il. In.
Just having cup Of coffee and LITTLE hsrd teesS-
these shared with her, thought Il capitaI ~.
tunity 10 learn something moro Of what 6ef ~.
leo shoe artarfi. had said 10 her when she ~ ~,
2. Psy Bay. 1855 and therefore l requested To-
ask her some question: for the object Of earnins s
many years before she saw her nephew q PAN r..
that t was that he he nephew first found Cros:, 81
the three men With him The answers to my qusstiOs
wese thus:
At the time her nephew Too.shoo. art tas.ri-o an
found Egioo-ka (Crosier) and the men. his Ct y ~
was two years Of sge The small piece Of raw ~
meat roosbeo artar rio had on the sledge s Ia m
was for this son. who kept crying for it. A@'
When her nephew and his family met her ah n,
sons with thei; fsmilies at Polly Bay. biz zoo n.
about the same siss and age ~ See'gan's yoaness
(pointing 70 lad. the son Of Ssesan. who was AesE
yesrs.) and the little one girl. who was unborn i ~
Tune her nephew found Egloo-ks and the three HsS.
u mas with him. was about the size and age Of either
the three little children before us.
Her nephew, tho one who lives at Neitch.iLlp tu
her that the Koblu na naDe Of loo ka whom hs1
found nearly starved. wGs Oo char. here asked "
old lady to speak a. did. Crozier. She respsudsi
nouuce Croser. Some Innuts can speak tue nsn.
Croser quite distinctly after many trials; bat esw
them alone awhile and they among themselvea sinos
without exception. speak 1t % lshar.
US fast as bo could how to kill reindeer dacks eoes
gulls &C., &c.
It was IN the Spring Of the year. though then vsu
the three men with him. 1t was long time before ~
sea Ice went away. Her nephew was then sealing .
the ice when be found him. Her nephew had Seea
Croxirr beforeono year befOre-Ou board Of bis sin
which at that time was not lar nom Heitch-iie Her
many other Innuits. After this visit 10 this shin
Neitch.il.ie Innuts believed that the ship bad gone
away home-home to the Koblun no country; bat 6rst
they beard was that q great many Kob-u.nss had
frozen and starved to death. While Crozier and biz
three men were living with her nephew, the Ne,tchle
lnnnits went 10 the ship and got great many thiuss
from it. This fact Eg lo0ka and her nephew learned
when they arrived at Neitchil.le. II vss further
down more to the south west-than Nsitch-lle that
her nephew found Eg.looka and the three pen.
Eg.looka and Two men Gone bad died at NeitcA-
.iLie) started 10 60 toward the kob,In.na coan1.
the same year her nephew found them. They went on
the land 10 the southwest. Eglooka said they wers
going to that part OF the country as the Old lady de-
scrbed t-that part Of the country occupied o5 the
Innui,s to the south Of our present Winter quare)
b. longing to the Kinna patOOs. Tookop ltoo says:
think from what the OLD lady has said that CroEef
and bis few With him we:e going to try ssd get
where the Ko5 unas livo-cithcr to Fort Churchill or
York Factory" This. taken In connection with What
has before been told me by the Innuits Of this place.
that tho kin.na pa.toos Qnnuts IN the 'icin'v o.
Chesterfield Ihie knew OF the aDandoDment OF tae tve
shit-, when near Netch.ille aud knew all a6o9s TIE
Ko mas " htes having frozen and starved to DEATH
before Onea and his people beard VI the same (Which
was in the Winter of ls53-D shows that there havv
Of communication to the xcst OF thih bet~een nsca
lille and Chesterfield lnief.l
NEWS OY sIR JOHN FRANKLIN SHIPS
ND Ouk. ar.Ioo continues; Her nephew was very
much attached TO Eg loo ko When he and bis two men
lcft the Neitche Innuits Tor the kooiuna country.
thsv tok their guns and much ammunition With them.
IN was IN the Fall Of the year. in warm weather. whea
tns started. Crozer vas then very well. and tat
Ir.pook. poosh ee oo is the name OF on Innut whe
went with others OF his people aboard OF Es-ooias
the Kob-lu ma had left it, This was while Eg loo 10
and h,s three men living on the ice 10 an igloo
with her newbev. He and his companions got at thd
time great many things out OF the ship
DEAD MIN.
All n. n old Mother OuS. .baroo cano in bringing
long thick slab Of pounded walrus biu1oer for our
relarnp proceeded to ask her about the interview
she hsd with lr nook pooshee )oo Uuk. 700 nrougs
his father wife and children, and other Innuits veal
10 big tent and there saw starved and frozen koe-u-
nas ali dead many with the flesh all cut of the bones
the heads and necks al wnSe !nS nee,s ~,
besides many tin cauisters. cups, knives and cshef
things. Amer this. these same parties win osasrs
visited the ship or ships 1.-THE Old lady couid moi
whether there was or twol. and got great many
things and carried them ashore. No one was aboard
the ship when these Innuik went toit NokooiQAss
dead body was about the ship"
FRAHKLINs SHIPS.
Neitohille Ipnuits got many things from we mp
never ret through with thsm-no not in fhcosea
Years A Too interprets the old lady desen
| tion Here asked Too koohtoo IL the old iady ~
n thoosand yenrs She answered. No; she did noe ~
a tbousaud wears. but all the same thing. She sale
| there were things enough. for childrens cnidfee
childrcn's grandchildren. chidren's grandcMdfeaS
| !, :, r,ndcbildreu. and ever 70 much more. .
| The Kob-lu.nas or the Innuifs. made Dig hose
the bottom Of the ship ss II they had wanted % SIN
/ IL. The Inpsits got two big. long saws from q
ship that the Koblu.nas had used to saw Ice VIII
and took them to the land. The Innuits saw thi
/ nearly the whole Of Que side OF this vessel bad bee
crushed 10 by the heavy ice that was about It, a.
thouyht that was why the kob-lu naS left It. ~
went 10 the land. and lived in the tents. ny and
the Kub-lu.nas froze and starved Among the thing
the Innuits got from the ship were great many oo<
Ioos Unnuit women's knives. like our domestic MINI
| ing or chopping knives in the States) These WEI
All very good-just what all the women wanted. Ever
| woman had one, and there were more than enoag
| for each woman and girl. Beside these they got
great many knives for the men. such as peoads On
pan. mas (smal short baded and long baded knives
q great many spoons and forks good many bre'
rings for the fingers. great many round. thin pec'
Of metal (medals and pieces Of money Too kooii'te
SAYS these must have been from old Ouk bar loo
desoripti0n.) some were red. some white, and SON
| looked like tho metal kar-oons "a brass ornamel
worn on the f0roheads Of the lnnuits hero and
Eeitchille) are made OF (lOo koo lito0 thinks son
of these money and medal pieces were bright 80
4 and othars brassl