The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12

the crew aud five Of the E>qumarlX Of the
steamer PoariS, OF The Arctic exploring cx-
petition. Captain Hall died last summer
The Ti@l css is hourly expected at Il. Johns.
t>l%ncdJ IF. y. MALLor,
UNITED States Cunslii.'
FULL PARTICULARS.
NV YORK. May 10.--A srecial from St.
.l"iIn'.. \. f., dated 9TH instant. say: The
steamer Nalru> arrived from The scaI-SI!-
cries at 81. Johns his morning. bringing
news that The steamer i'igrc.S had como into
lay Roberts, eighteen miles from here, hay
III" on board nineteen Of the survivors Of
Halls Arctic Expedition. \ correspondent
immediately started 10 Bay Roberts To learn
full particulars. The Ti"rc>S was ut anchor,
anl The rescued men Were assembled on The
deck. They furnished him with the follow
inc
EEErIY THRILLING SARRAT!vE
OF the adventures of the expedition. Of The
dclth Of Captain Hall. and the final &c !p" Of
the survivors, who were taken lr"n IN"
l,chcr" hy the T. gross on tn" Both o! April
lat. in latitude J3:i0. after having spent one
hundred and nincty--iX days on the tHr.
This party. which had been landed from
the Polaii>, were separated from her l'y Il
gale which burst her moorin"S on the 10Th
of October, lSI2, in latitude 12.%%j. When
they last saw the Pcllr!S she WAS under
steam and canvas, making for imrJor on the
east side ct northumberland island, She
had no boats rl the .,IX which lie brought
from New York Two were Io~t in the
northern expedition, two were landed 81
The ice WITH Captain Ty>un'> purity. one WAS
burned a> fire wood 10 make water for tile
crew, and the other i, on board the TigIes>.
The polaris was in command Of Captain
Buddington, who had thirteen of the crew
along with him and a plentiful stock of pre-
visions. She was making Il good deal OF wa.
ter, but, As Captain Tyson ,ay>, she was not
more lcaky t!IIn when he was on board all
tn previous fail and winter. Tie Po'ari>
was somewhat damaged. and It is the opln-
ion Of the survivors that they will hr unable
to gel clear until July, and even then 1t tn,
ship Is un-caWorihy they would have H.
make new boats 10 effect their r>cllr. On
tie Sth of October, 49, /, in latitude Sl:3S,
longitude Gl:ii,
CAPTAIN HALL DIED OF AP0PLENY,
aud WIS yrriru on shore, where 1 wooden
cross WAS erected to mark his grave. JIG
had recently returned from the northern
Srd.,-rXp"d!tiniI. i'll which he iiad attained
the latitude Of 10. He seemed in hi
usual health. and bad called The crew in!,
,"c ''"''' W Wv 49,, ,.o
NV u'' lo""'., '''' ~" ,,.,. ,,aJo,,I,
'l'Hcu wv ''"'',' N". 49, ,r,.n,, ,rr;c
S'i,''h u""' anu 'Api,e", ~ NV r" :"
himself hy his kindness and devotion.
III september, 49,. Tue '''' ''','''
Wl!!''F 4II''F>. ana '''' '''''h WI '''' -" v
Au.ii-i. 49,. ne Nr WIS very "'Nt' '"'
i" III s"u'irriH di''''i''.. c'' wa. n' ',
>on'n, ana 80 continue" ''nI.'- o,''' ~.
I;'im H>'', anu party "'lV "a N.n 'i''''' Nv
nc >i'""' l''f'! ''o,~'" NIUE l.."u ~
WHICH INC! lIolo"'itr'' 10 W S'''''' "''''
illt'"n mates wac. mere WAS nc ali"ai
at:r "i open water 10 Tie nolth'
GREAT srFFiriS,iS FROM HUNGER AND CnLn
The r,>rtlr,I plry suffered, very mucl
during their drr1r, drill FROM hunger an,
cold For the last two I:,oiltli> thcv a!r raw
>n,l and uuI,r-hrar n,ca, - they could cr
Il Whan moi hv the ri"r,.> they showed
nv;dant ,;nn. of thcir rrr,t suttcrinns. bl;
d,n,inr rho nine duv. they hive been on
board they have improved vastly and ar,
now in fair health. The party is i'll charge
OF the lnltca states consul, ana VIII allN'
IN -. johns on Moida! heA'.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN TYSON.
Tho f,Il,xi,., Statement, va, furnished Il
,,,,'.,,r,,,rnnInrt hr r,nt,ip VyS,n.
nn ,ho 81, nf ,n"u,l 1871 we lcf
~: ;,, , ,,'o,t ,I,r,,r,,,, Su;,,.. so,md
Va .n,,..,.d,.L IN "rttin~ * far north IS lati
,,,d, a,.,,; ,,,I whom We r,lr,nrd we win
tn,,,d -, ,.nI,,;. l,r l,titudc 81 .;0 louuitlId,
'.,i,' " w. ,,ro ,r,,..,',, ~, u;,,i In, ,h :,
o,,,,,r,,,ar IN ,tn ;nrh -, u,,,I.rr ,.autai,
III .t,r 81 nm :. >:c,L<r in,,ury nor,r an,
,.,,,,,,.,a 49,, ,Ln .rt.i whom r,c w,. fake,
49, ',', I'al ~, ,h,. 81 ~ E,rcmI,o,
".'a' 49,, ,;,,.,,. ~ p,l,,;. l.,r M,
m ,I,n 81, 81 inns Is-s WE ,tt,m,,ird +,
.,',..,, rn,t,, ,,i,h t,y, hn,t. We h,ulrI
l,,r n,hrr hn,t IN shore and returned over
t,n1 ON the S,h Of .July. We started to
home on IN, 10Th OF AUGUST, and on th
lola we were ncS't win ice III ','""u
,":"-. we '.II'''' II ''. u" ""I' ~ p' ",
'"S' '', W. H., ,,;,'i ,,,,1a,, I,.,
s""I'Mr ,"' .,i, -, -, KY, ,.,,,r
P''s i. ~, ';,' ''' ~, ,',|' ~. ,l,
hien't,' - '"'" i'p' sun va '''- ~ -"
'es'ei '''HS ''i''''''
LEAKING VERY BADLY
| at times. we coh''h'ied 'ahainS provision
for two or three hours, when the pressure
ceased. Invent on board the vessel and a. ke'
the SalinS-ma>!cr If the vessel was maxim:
any more water than usual. lie rcFortc'
she was not. then went I" the pumps ';''
- :crtaincd she WAS not making any NOR
than She had been dong all thr summer.
went Oh the Ice a2aih, ana shoit'! al'cr
began to crack, ana IN ie" minutes II nroh
into many pieces. hc 'esse' 'nen o,oh
from her fa>tenipSs, ana WIS s'o' lost U
sight in the darkness ana s'ofiii.
On the broken ice Were n i o, our pr"
VISIONS I" >'.>'''i t"' !" ,,'','.'l.I ,.,, -,
! Ter, anu sctiiS '","I"1