The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-18

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what oma3 b. them success, when
mc diiliaulty alo beUoaa them and
tho natives that terminated IL battle
tn0d band 81 explorers consisted Sc
tau mon. including hunsg nome 90
auu We're dehie nor 0i lighting
disposition Attacked yorv suddenly
while exploring marrow gorge by
twenty a4aal natives. armed aith clubs
ard arr0ws. Arnold ordered BIS follow
ers q fan aat on their bacbs ono by
one. So ne to deceive tho islaudera. who
w0aid tlnuk that they had fallen from
lheir arrow shots lie knew chat as
soon IS tbe mst man fell tbcY would
rush down from THE odeeof clio ella for
the purpose Of rayaging their persouG
theu Che design was 20 rise, just as
they were upon Them md shooting as
many as possible with tleir royolpers,
to clneh those remaining. The men
fois ono by one as was ordered and as
the lust man went down, with iendish
yolls and upliftod hands the natives
rushed upon them,
The dead band 81 white mon rose as
tho sayagos wore about to split their
heads with thoir war clubs, and poured
into them u wen aimed yolley Chat laid
tw3-thirds 81 their number leyel with
the ground. rhosol loft, heetless of the
iall of their comrades, came on for the
deadly hand 10 hand struggle. They
closed Arnold beaieged by two stall
vast Islanders, from whom he had rc
ceiVed many bard blows upon tie head
and neck. still fought Ike tiger it bay
Powerful as he wars, The contest was SO
unequal that ha lclt bis strength going
FROM him; ho must soon conquer or
fan Tic grapplod suddenly the lighter
81 his opponents and hurled him over
a steep precipiee, but ia So doing be
advanced teo near the edeo himself,
ana Sic othor n4tyc seized the opror-
tunity and pushed him violently The
iiifatod man elatched bis murderer by
Che arm as helell, and both went down,
tie sharp rocks bruisine with deadly
wounds al every step Of thoir fall Pro-
& otH BomdoHnay and Pcrez, sus-
TUNED themselves nobly butit was use-
less tho natives were Of iicndieh yigor,
and thay soon fell q merciloss prey to
their cruelty All were burned except
0ne labarer. WHO escaped by swift run-
nnq to the shore and there waited tho
arrival of tha ship tbat sailed from the
Island eyeiz other day.
He embarked f0r Paris, whero hc
made known the destruction Of his load-
er and comrads. The scientific men 81
Paris were I'll mourning. and immedi-
atoly beean Che onttit Of ON expedition
fog tho recovery IL possible OF tbs na-
fortunate ones Tie expedition wea
and came again bringing tbo body 81
Arnold only; nothing rematncd of tlio
others saEe their ashes Ine Islanders
had hid 4rH9lds body "a caga e the
rocks, where 4 was found n @ horrible
sta'e, bat Witb tho important papers
safo ia the pockets Of his clothes liis
body was forwarded free Of zpcnsc
America and was laid away ID one
tae pleasant little cemeteries OF New
England iu the very earth taas coFarad
the remains Of BIS father and mother
and taelE fatlle and mother long be-
fore him bmember9 de llnhNtatc DO
Science wrote to aeqaalat airs Arnold
If the sad late 81 her husband. and also
to express the5r Sympathy for her, and
high admiration % tho amentcd Fr0.
fekD1 AiIB Arnold was living on huf