Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-07-22

A-" 49,
20 the Noxtf 3fole cl was expee-
! ted for the pre- sent Summer. has been
/ rOl ported It'll next year ean-
Wllile' 'LT. ElP4 IS ABOUT Is pi.s fee S
land for the third time, 10 make acn1e
explanations and % effect preparations
loE the great expedition which he las
had 80 long e oo1ten platlon. aoW
far norih be Will peIsGlfate siIe press
ent Summer VIII depend apon the
condition of the ire but his principal
/ purpose IS 10 reach Jpeln Che
nofthefnmost et The Greenland
items, and the1< make for ols or
IaccunnuAatine dogs lr sIedee 6e
and 10 arrange tok the errplcFnent of
hunters and DOC s-sirIveIs 10r ia year.
IL was Dr.. Hay 5 inter lon 10 80 out
+ in 8 yacht in llr. relaxninr 81 ,s3as-
tember, but 81 the same time orothE
prise was proiectcd and the sFc
nave been united THE vas the
enterprise Of Nj W i'm Bradford
the artist, who has already visited the
coast of Labrador four ne "a the
pslFsuit Of his art A[r. Bradford bsvs
ing abandoned his original plan of 1|l-
king WITH Rl1n s party bf exc1rticIs-
lists. and having joined tisR e1 lerFfIso
Of the psQrer, The expe ition Wasor-
ganized, and sai|ed On june - from
st. Jonu8, NeWfolndI ind. III the
steamer Panther. chartered for the
purpose. Two szi'lf1l phOaonrep pliers
Accompany the expedition. with the
best Instruments and appliances for
reproducing the scenery of the Arctic
regi0ils The literary and art &c re-
tea 70 the public from the press of
1lessIs. Fields. OsgooQ q Cos, soon
after the return 0f The party The
following letter, just received lrolu
Dr. Hays, gives some intere ting par-
ticllaEs Of the ezpidition:
a. ToHNs. NEWFounDlhrp. June "a 1863.
Ny DEAR SIR; The Panther IS now
coaling, and Will be ready for sea on
Saturday She has any a1olnt d
iiTon N4c9' s1esthlng Ga Aer sides,
and iron oA her cnt-WatoT. and dead
wood il her eyes, and everything else
Id the wood and iron way to make Ice
q matter Of no c0nseo tence to ker.
She II bark with "a faIl spread of
canvass, and III the good Old way.
with screw lifted, she makes 10 knots
TO The hour, and. undeF sail alone, she
makes eight knots. She uaasaIes
over 500 suns, and carries 40o TINS Of
coal, which IS good for fifty days
steaming and since we shall not be-
out over three months, and HiH rare
ly If ever work under q fafl head Of
steam. and will often nse nome at al.
we want for nothing DlOge in tae
steam way, or iu any other way that
/ can see. And this is the craft Capt.
Bartlett, master which we have
chartered and IN which We are t. sail
on our little Spnzuler trip to Green-
land. partly for pleasure, partly
health, and partly of business
The V0yaNe, If iittio novel is not
danrerons. and IN tlie anther e. must
OF necessity he comfortable Ile inc
delatigable zeal and energy pf Mr..
Bradford have left nothing unsupplied
could see DunmeTe g Cricbers0n,
(the photographersl with their end-
less bottles, and baths, and chemicals.
and Bradford with his box Of paints,
you would thiniz the iCe-beFge would
grow alarmed about their regulations,
and that Greenland would make an
effort to justify It's name for YOU may
be sure that nothing Will escape these
enthusiastic gentlemen, and that ev-
erything win be done Up In black and
white, and In divers cOlQrs. ef
AS Asfordestinatfon we 20 every where
on the Greenland coast that we can
get Ny own particular interest is iu
the southern part, which I have never
visited, and where are the ruins Ofthe
old Norwegian settlements of the pre-
Columbian period. You know that 1T
isclainaed that there are q lot Of rOulfd
towers in South Greenland similar 81
that mysterious structure about
which the ivy clings as tightly as the
fancy, on the pretty green common OF
charming Newport. " ell whatever
they may be, want to lock them up
and Bradford wants to have them
photographed anu as t0r the famous
old ruin Of kakortok, near JulAans-
haab, Whiolh GFanh and Rink have
figured. why, If we can only get that
and the crumbuled Cathedral at Gar
dnr. fwhefe. according to Icrfteus,
seventeen successive bishops admins
tered the sordinances Of the ApOs1Ol-
ic charity into the camera, 4 think
yuEr ttLCl4t Ca AAAttAN w y IA 2 't-et
and he exceedingly glad.
Aside from these serious objects
whieh have mentioned, and the
hope have Of getting up some more
Of the Greenland glaciers, our voyage
Is one Of relaxation, and by the time
this letter reaches you, you VIII have
abundant cause to envy us, as you
sWelter in the July temPeratnFe Of
Boston.
We made a good run, first ID the
1nman steamer 10 il aillak and thence
ino another Inman steameE which
plies from Halifax to fhis place, every
other week. am sorry you were not
on the wharf when we showed on nom
New York. fo1 I am sure YOU would
have acted on the spirits as suubeara
on q Newf0undisna dog. Being bound
for Greenland, it was generally under
stood that we were not 10 meet aRaiil
81 this WofIde0oIl Is The effect of lho
inawfnation R1t God lFillinq 4 wiz
greet you in October nIeanWhile.
preserve me in your nen0rys and be-
lieve me, sincere your Irlend,
81 bae /. T. HANS.
NEW York. Tulg 13.--A dispatch
to the Telegram says the French cable
has been succe esfully landed this
mornine at st. Pierre, and a splice
rnaleWlIh the'sh0fo cable c8n0e sl4
with the land Office there started
AnexpeditiOn Of over 200men, vita
q large quantity ofarms and alnmnni@
ton, successfully sailed from some
point On Long Island this nlolliflg,
for Cuba.
John Roach, in the employ Of AlE.
Harrington, shoemaker, on staten
Island, while III 8 frenzy state 81
drunkenness en6ersd the elan 1eE 81
Emm0. eHaghfer ef Mr. iarrI ngton.
aged IS, and cat her throat from ear
to ear, causing her death ir s. itW l2lo-
merits he then fed to the 1op,
where BE cut lfis oslu thsoal, 1nln1elill O
ataI7 expiring
Last evening. ~ arren CaIhorn. Vice
President Of lbe Toledo, Wabash 8
Westefn Railroad Co, was allcelea
far alleged FsolatiOD 81 the injunction
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