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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-10
SUMMONS.
Fifty cents State Revenue stamp !

Fifty cents State Revenue stamp.1
TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA PRE-
/ ciHct. in the county of Douglas, State of Ne
vada. Before s. +. Tuttlr, J. 7. J. r. johnson,
plaintiff against W. Mcleod, defendant.
The State If Nevada sends greeting to ". Mcleod
defendant. You are hereby summoned to appear
before ne, at my office in Genoa Precinct, in the
county OF Douglas, on the
25th day of April. 4. d. I Sos,
at l. o'cl-ck NJ, to answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff. who sues You 10 recover
ninety ei-ht and Sg-l0D dollars alleged in plain
tiff complaint, file herein to he due him from
vnn, follows: Seyenty three and >9-l00 dollars
for goods. wares and mercLandi-e sold and deliv-
err You at your request, and twenty-five doliars
for 50 much money paid to j. J. Mu>-er for you al
your request, when judgment Will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages ii You fail 10 appear and an
Swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Douglas
county. greeting Make legal service and due
return hereof
Given under M hand this 21st DAY OF March, 4.
D. lo6S.
s T. FUTILE.
4 Justice Of the Peace Of said Precinct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CELEBRATED IMITATION GOLD
els HUNTING WATCHES.
THE COLLINS oBoIDE WATCH FACTORY.
CASES OF THE COLLINS METAL

mpfOVtd OrOIueI
Our superior orode Watches having been recently lint
tated and worthless sold represented Watches
hereby caution the public against them and give notice
that In responsible these bogus and
only those purchasing directly from genuine
watch OF our manufacture. We recently greatly i'm
proved oroide In appearance and durability and to
tect the public from impostons hereafter, have named It
the collins Metal and give notice that making
OF this will be to the extent OF the law
This metal has all the brancy and drab y of gold and
cannot be distinguished by the best judges retains
Its color TIL out and equal 10 gold excepting In In
insc value. All Genlemen's Watches full jeweed
patent levers those for ladies improved escapemen be'
ter than lever for small watch all In hunting cases and
fully guaranteed by special certificate The $i5 watches
equal In neatness style Of finish and general and
tor time to gold costing $780, Those OF 800 OF
fine finish fully equal to gold watch costing
$500 Chains of every STYLE from 81 to So Also Jewey OF
the Collins metal in every style.
Goods any part the United States by express to
be paid tor delivery.
Our is 50 and 80 Nassau street. opposite the Post
office lup stars), New York. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
COAsrwusE STEAMSHIPS.

i ticket from New Francisco by steamers Of
las from price passage Apply 10 FRASER
A LEE No. 20 Beekman street
FOR SAVANNAH, GA, AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
sseamships Central Railroad Of Georgia.
r,,,srva Four times week,
and SATURDAYS
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, Tuesday, Dec. %, from
aIgssEEsSy FSssis Co. Agents. 81 and Sc South
from IPd isr ss Y NORTH r,ysr
captain SG s Asssa sa Ssy
''- WIN; r. GARRISON s1 Agent No. Bowling Green
Insurance by steamers of this line one-hal. cent,
E'oR NEW ORLEANS CALLING AT nAyAsA,
The wen known ;dsshsei steamship ship mas
Saturday, January ., at 8 o'clock M
DE soTo follows Jannaryls
toni Ha sSa s ss s
and e Al p Gn shs Msss a da se sailing
For freight I Ii Rirssassff Fox co.. Liberty street.
sdas g THE E9s
fas, and reabls steamship SARAG0ssA' 9. Eydsr com,
Cabin Passage reduced to sls
through bills Of adins ali points South and Southwest,
Agents in Charleston ,avenel Coz forward all goods FREQ
y e'''''''''" ARTHUR LEARy, 70 william street.
r The steamship MAGNOLIA win sail on the following
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
i New York and Charleston Steamship Companys first
T.s SssssSs; IT, s Rsr pie. No.
Superior accommodations for & ,,.,.,
nscton h the south carona Rairqsd e Al points South
'D'"' HENRY Z X MORGAN : CO., Agents 20 Broadway
The MANHATTAN win follow, and sail on Saturday.
January2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR NOR
~ folk City Point and Richmond-New and elegant side
wheel steamships ISAAC BELL HArTERAs, Abe
MARLE. SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship
ISAAC BEL will be despatched for Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond Saturday December D. at r. M from pier
81 North OF Beach street. connecting with the Sea
board Inland Air Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air Line,
Souhsde Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and Dan
vile Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight aud grant
ing through bills Of adng to all points South and Souhwest
Bills OF adng signed the pier to the hour OF sailing
For freight passage having elegant sateroom accomoda-
tion apply to N. l.. McCREADY, President,
ls7 Greenwich street corner %. Dey
Steamship SARATOGA win follow for Norfolk, On Tuesday,
Dec A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

A TowNsEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, go BOwERY.
N Private instruction, daya nd evening" In Bookkeeping
Arithmetic Reading, Spelling, Grammar, &C.. ladies' de-
parnent 10 writing lessons 81 Resolutions and diplomas
anrrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
Western leave New York via Hudson River Rail
road Thrteth and Tenth and 80 M and
$3.50, and IL r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad twenty
sixth and Fourth avenue, at 10 A. M and SO r. M
Tho p NJ train via Hudson River will run on Sun
days.
Sleeping cars attached TO 8 and II r. NJ trains
Drawing attached to and II 80 A. NJ. and I'D
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

s1v,HoSE $40 CAsEsT- WINES AND LIQUORS "FoR
the Christmas holidays OF the very nnest descrip
hon put up assorted IN Of dozen EACH 10 quart
bottles each containing One old Bourbon choice
Gin, Rum Puneh Scotch whiskey Old Tom Gin, Port and
Sherry, at $40 per case delivered free Of expense.
MURPHY 4 DUNN. Gin liaudationl
so Beaver street. near William.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

IGOR SALE-A THROUGH FIRST CABIN OUTSIDE
ticket from New York to San Francisco BY steamers Of
Pacific Mail Steamship Company of January or earlier
deduction OF rs from price of passage Apply TO FRASER
LEE, No. 20 Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

vNANTED-A PARTNER WITH $4,000, FOR MANU-
w featuring a staple article Of superior quality 10 any
in win sell rapidly and leave large profits no
capital needed for machinery. Address, with full name,
Ross Herald Office.
eO00-woRTH $25Oo.-A HANDSOME LARGE
pZOO Drug Store must be sold this day at auction
tomorrow. MAX BAyERsDoRFER& CO.. $50 Bowery
cO00 PARTNER WANTED, TO TAKE FULL
sDCUU. charge OF . first liquor long
lease rent low we'll established doing splendid business,
worth twice the amount.
TRAvER 4 EsLER IS Liberty street.
GOS AAA WANTED, IN A FIRST CLASS BANK
RAC.OOU. ing and stock commission house, part
either silent with good references. Address A
b. c., box 145 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &C., FOR BUSINESS
ID Messrs DoLBEAR, 500 Broadway, keep their CONNER
Academy open day and evening during the holidays
pcants before January private desks without extra
charge Ladies gentlemen can secure private rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

LINANCIERs, ATTENTION.-FRoM $4,000 TO $4,000
wanted to use in advancing on Diamonds Watches, old
Gold and Silver &c. for which three cent month will
be paid with the above collateral Address Loan and Da
mond Broker, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
INSTRUCTION.

AN EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL
IA and English teacher with excellent estimonas desires
employment teacher tutor Address Tutor, box 2uS
Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE.


A BARGAIN FOR CAsH.-OvER 10 ELEGANT
Parlor Suits covered with satin brocate and
10th from 45 10 1900; Turkish Chairs Lounges ali kinds
Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, sacrifice
10 Blcccker street near broadway.
MAGNIFICENT PARLoR SUIT, FRENCH COVERED
"a Brocae cost $40 for $500; do ga; Panoforte,
cost $780, for 21b Eageres, Bookcase Paintings Bfonzss
81 West Fifteenth street, Sixth avenue
A LADY INTENDING TO 90 TO GERMANY Would
s,l her Housekeeping Goods suitable for small fami
w. 90 Seventh street, between avenues aud ID.
PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY Will
n sell their Household Furniture al n great sacrifice
ash-Magnihcent sold rosewood Paror Suit, richly
covered with satin brocse cost $780, will be sold
for 300; do $40 green rep Suit SO magnlc en
God Pianoorte Paror, Bedroom aud Dining Room
Furnt Pantnzs Bronxes Mirrors Curtains Carpets
SC Can Al private residence lls West Eighth STRESS
Sixth enue.
(1ARPErs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUP.
~ piled with Carpets, Furniture, Bedding &c,
terms monthly TAKEN great chance for house
keepers ~ KELLY Co. corner 18th st. and STU Az.
CARPETS, FURNITURE, orcLoTHs, BEDDING, &C.,
avery low prices Hiusekeepers applied aud car
nue., corner weAteth street.
COAL AND wOCn.
IrkB urLl EREp iNNEniArefY. ORDERS Wv
p,is prom,.ls a.lerlc III
LaAlsEk EuhSs. 49, West Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

INEFFECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, liz BROADwAY.-TiII
~ old established agency refers the cotnmr
nifty generally as TO their experience facilities and sanda
Camtion--we have o branches IN this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c

A FRANKFIELD CO., JEWELLERS, aa SIXTH
IN. corner Fourteenth street. and BIB Eighth
Twentyssth street, paentees and sole
Cuckoo Clocks agents for wnliham other
American Watches Diamonds and Gold Jewcry, Silver and
Plated Ware, wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

At a2b BRDADwAY-BY STANLEY DAy-RENT.
~ Ing, Leasing aud COL Getting for speciality See
be Zeal Estate Circular Nailed frse 10 any address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

NroTICE.-A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, OF HIGH EDu.
IN cation, would DO willing to give lessons in the French
Language at the pupils home and give the best
mendations. Cal all week. Address Il. Dufresne, 95
Henry st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK
~ NEW YORK, Dec %, 1855.
DIVIDEND.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a sema
pua dividend OF four m cent free of all tax payable
and after Monday January 1869 The transfer books will
be closed until January 9Th prox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS
i Steamship AMERICA, Captain X. Kargcsheimer
Thursday, December 81,
carving the United States mall will sail a r. M from te
pier foot OF Third street, Hoboken, taking passsn
gersto
at the following rates, payable In god:- -,
CABIN
second CABIN.
steerasc.
Wencke, on Thursday, January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28

THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN DREsSMARING-oN
the celebrated Paris method, by Madame G. BoRDA No.
Twenty second street. Broadway Full SIC
Class OF Eve pupils at reduced raic First class
dressmakng attended to- and the best work guaranteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
FINANCIAL.

UGUST BELMONT 4 co.
n issue letters OF credit for travellers
Messrs ROTHSCHiLD,
in Paris London Frankfort Vienna and their correspond
ens in all the principal cities OF Europe Also make tee
graphic transfers on California and Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
A Good hut Severe Example.

The universal demand of the public that
some great example should be made of. parties
carrying deadly weapons and using them in
discriminatory in public places has been very
efficiently complied with by Judge Troy in
case tried in Brooklyn ON Thursday. The
facts showed that man named Hamilton had.
on the Sd of July last, discharged pistol at
he head-but fortunately only hit the hat-of
conductor on city railroad car. The facts
being proven, the Judge sentenced the prisoner
to the full penalty prescribed by the law for
carrying deadly weapons-nameV, five years
in the State Prison. 1t may be claimed that
this is severe punishment, considering that
no blood was shed, and considering, too, that
it was shown by evidence that the accused had
anticipated the glorious Fourth by getting in
toxicated on the Sd, and that, moreover, he
was man of good reputation, who had never
done any one any harm before nor manifested
any violence of conduct. He occupied the re-
sponsible position of gunner in the Navy Yard,
and had many to testify to his general char
when the offence was committed. All these
facts may and probably will serve to procure
mitigation of the punishment but that Judge
Troy was right in using all the powers reposed
in him to deter the use Of deadly weapons, and
that he deserves commentator therefor every
one who has observed the frequency with
which the pistol and knife are used in the
community nowadays will admit. 1t was not
the damage done to the conductors hat, nor
even the chances that somebody might have
been hurt, that form the graveness of the Of
fence 1t was the system of carrying deadly
weapons upon the person and using them reck-
lessly, which the court regarded as the main
feature in the case, and very properly pro-
nounced judgment accordingly. We need
few more such Judges and such enforce
ments Of the law to put stop to a practice
which is crowding our criminal records with
daily and nightly stories of boodshed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
Isetl,schild on DisrncIi.

Baron Rothschld, one of the members of
the British Parliament for the city OF London,
seeks reelection at the hands of the constitu-
ency of that city to the House of Commons to
be chosen under the new Reform bill. He has,
with his colleagues, Messrs. Crawford, Law
renee and Goschen, signed joint address to
the voters, setting forth their claims to repre-
sent the capital of Great Britain in contrast to
those Of the Disraeli conservative candidates.
In this paper Baron Rothschld, the best
known Of the four, comes out in recommends
ton of hearty vote against the govern
ment, seeking to prevent the Cabinet from OBJ
tanning even one member, under the triangular
minority clause return introduced into the
franchise measure of last session.
The Baron says -''You have been selected,
with few other large constituencies, for the
purpose of testing the operation of novel pO-
litical expedient. The electors, who have
hitherto enjoyed the privilege of returning four
candidates of their choice, are now to be de-
prived of one of their votes in order to secure
the so-called representation of minority. But
before this minority can claim to return men,
Der it must comprise an adequate proportion of
the constituency. If it falls short of such
proportion can it be said that Parliament in
tended or that the country would approve the
surrender by the majority Of any portion of
the representation 1t appears that large as
was the liberal majority at the election of 1865
the accession to its ranks which it has since
acquired is such that the minority, as we are
advised, will not reach the number which
would entitle the conservative party to expect
to return one member to Parliament, even
under the new system of limited voting. With
your assured numerical superiority the liberal
party in the city can still return four members"
With a Rothschild pronouncing on his polti-
cal chances and number of the Church clergy
adverse to his religious sentiments it appears
as if Premier Dsrael will have to struggle
hard to secure retention of power after the
general election in the United Kingdom. He
possesses, however, great courage and en-
joys many resources, which may enable him to
Overturn the calculations even of Rothschild.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
A. u S. E M E N rs.

BROADWAY THEATRE-MRS. LANDER AS "MARY
SfUART."-A good, old fashioned bumper" house
greeted Mrs. f. w. Lander last evening" on the oc-
casiOn of her benefit ut the Broadway theatre. She
appeared in the title role OF Schilers "Mary Stuart"
as adapted by Mrs. Kembe, and as If to remunerate
her patrons and admirers for their very generous
tribute, was seldom If ever in better voice. Her de-
lineatOn Of the part was very natural piece of act
ing and commanded the unwaverng, nay, wrapt
attention of the large audience throughout the per-
Torrance. During Grafton, sOlilOquy or apostrOphe
she kept her hearers spellbound in silence wherein
pin might be heard to drop. The scene with Eliza
beth was unexcelled and in the last act she she
noteworthy for the fact that schiller's
German phlegm has deprived his "Mary Stuart" OF
much OF the intense passion that should be mani
Tested by the unhappy queen. The house was an
appreciative one and twice called the beneficiary
before the curtain She was admirably supported In
all the roles that Of Elizabeth, for which Miss
Kate Newton Is not suited. No dsparagement OF
this charming actress Is intended by the remark, but
she Is out of place in the part. Mr.. D. Garden made
excellent representative of the enthusiast, MOrti
mer and, with Mr.. j. III. Taylor as Leicester, render
ed the dialogue in the third act one of the features
of the evening. Mr.. J. ii. JACK was painstaking
enactOr Of the character OF Bureigh, and Mr.. w.
Held very proper Sir Amias Paulet. The company
as 1t did. any preension or promises beforehand on
many OF the old haDitues Of the theatre Tor Its
ness and general excellence.
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUs.-The Great Western cir
GUS under canvas, opened last night at the Of
Broadway and FOrty-thrd street, to very good
audience. The artists are all first class and
embrace the names OF Nine. Louise Tournare, La
Petite Marie Louise Brown, Mile. Angelique Zan-
fretta, q. Caron aud pupils, the Brothers watson,
Delavante Brothers and the Morgan family. John
Foster, the peoples clown mimic and Jester Is q
host In himself His wltticisms are original and on
popular subjects and the follies OF the day. The
audience evinced their appreciation OF the entire
performance by frequent and hearty applause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

one OF the tenement houses In the seventeenth
ward very narrowly escaped yesterday becoming
the scene OF a frlghtfu tragedy. Michael Conlon,
who, with mis- wife, occupied apartments at No. 4s4
East Thirteenth street. in nt of temporary insanity,
brought on by too free indulgence In liquor.
stabbed his wife while asleep, aud two men who,
aroused by her screams OF murder, had come to her
assistance. Fortunately, the stab he gave his
wife was very slight. The two men, VIII
nam Regain aud son, were not so f0rtu-
nate. The elder Regan received several cuts.
but none OF them deep or dangerous. A stab on the
left side OF the neck under the ear, which tue
younger Regain received Is regarded quite serious
though not believed to be mortal. But for the umeiy
arrival OF the police there Is doubt but that CONAN
would have been successful In his murderons rs
sault. He was at once taken to the station house
aud his wife and the two Regans were conveyed 10
Bellevue Hospital. Conlon was yesterday AFTERNOON
brought before Judge Shandey, OF the Essex Market
Police Court, and committed To await the result OF
his victims injuries He c)aims 10 nave no recot-
lection OF the affair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19

regular meeting OF the workingmen's Union was
held last evening at the Early Closing Hall, 267
Bowery, President wiam J. Jessup In the chair
Delegates from the organizations Of the following
trades were present:-Coopers, Practical House
Painters, Union House Painters, Carpenters and
Joiners, Ship Joincrs, Plasterers Bricklayers La
borers, House Smiths, Typographical Union No. 6,
Tailors. Bakers, Horseshoers and Varnsners and
Polishers. Three new delegates from laborers or
CARNATIONS presented their credentials and were
admitted. The committee appointed to investigate
the report that aborers In the Central Park were
working ten hours reported that as far
they had been able 10 learn there
foundation for the report. IL known,
however, that the men employed I'm the
neighborhood Of the City Hall park were working
ten hours and that they were afraid to demand that
eight hours should constitute a days work. 1t was
suggested that delegation from the Workingmens
Union would be able TO talk freely TO the Supervisors
on thus head, and q delegation was accordingly APP
pointed. The balance OF the evening was occupied
with discussion as to the reception OF the delegates
IRON other states who are expected to attend the
National Labor Congress, which Is To meet on Mon
day next at the Germania Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19

tenement house No 4s4 East Thirteenth street. yeser
day morning, in a ut Of delirium tremens, stabbed
her and subsequently stabbed and two men occu-
pying an adjoining apartment who came 70 her
rescue Happily none Of the wounds are likely 10
prove fatal He was arrested and committed to
prison by Judge shsndey to await the result OF 'ne
injuries So
The steamship Cortes. Captain Neison' Oh Tue
Cromwell line will sail from pier No. North river
at three z. M. to-day for New Orleans
The steamship Euterpe, Captain cafes, VIII 'eaVe
pier 20 East river at three p NJ. to-day Tor calves
ton, Texas.
The sidewhee steamship san Jacinto, Captain At
klns, will sail at three p NJ. to-day from pier No.
North river for savannah, Ga.
The steamship Champion, Captain Lockwood, will
leave pier No. North river at three p. M. to-day
for Charleston.
The stock market was strong and excited yester-
day Government securities were firm. Gold closed
at 144la l44A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19

News from Ca9tnia Hall, the Arctic Explorer.
We print in another column some notes fur
nished by DR.. Goold, who saw Captain Hall at
Repulse Bay in August, 1867. Captain Hall
had been successful in discovering some fur
ther traces of the expedition of Sir John
Franklin. He had learned that Captain Gro
zier and another-thought to be a steward
had died SO late as 1864, in Southampton
Island, the head of Hudson Bay, to which
they had made their way in the hope of
meeting some whaler. He had obtained
what will no doubt be accepted as
tangible evidence of the truth of this
Captain Croziers watch. lie had also
learned that he would in all probability secure
further knowledge of the fate of the expedi-
tion-perhaps find some records in King Will
lam's Land. The people there are unfriendly
to strangers, and the Captain had made ar
rangements with friendly Esquimaux to ac-
company him on an expedition-forcible if
necessary-into the dominions of those tribes
fact indicating that he had great hopes of
obtaining there some valuable trace of the
long sought objects of the worlds solctude.
Captain Hall had with him when thus seen five
European attendants. 1t will be remembered
that he left New London in 1864, intending to
voyage to the arctic regions, and leaving the
ship to search in the Esquimaux country from
the shores of Hudson Bay toward the polar
circle for traces of Franklin's company. The
very decided success he had had in 1867 tes-
titles to the truth of his idea that the history
of the lost expedition was to be learned in the
country and from the people among whom
Franklin's men had lived in the winters and
summers when, their ships broken up, they
had struggled toward warmer ATTITUDES.