, 1873-05-12

1.-Two on = small. ecale, as wo could not put ohr
wore toduc6d nlmoat to starvation. .
Every poruull wag ordorcd to lio down and ilni-
tato tho soal, whilo two Esquimaux Boorotcd
themselves. bolintl pIeoe- Of leo, out,clug the
boar near onouyh to kill him.
4 fow days aftor ibis NO got our boat to tho
watcr md workod our way woet anl southwest,
and continued to work oyery opportunity to tho
coaat ana gotttag temporary ,elieE. -. :
pIuKED up.
Capt. Bartlett, on tito BOTH Of April, ii latttudo
53tlogroon % nlinutoa nortl, Longitude J5 DO.
grees vest, Or near Wolf Isiaud, md shout forty
mllpH from land. 49,.
two in trying to got north In tho srring OF 1879.
Tho Tlgress foil In with tho party III t}nnsn
fog, aud proyidentally struck tho worry foo on
which they woro; otherwlHo thoy muat have
rhoy ali noomot to1ornbly wo1>. Captain ~.
son complained Of awellcd logs and foet, bit
nothing serious ia tho mattor with him. Nlscn
tlloy loft tho polaria, ali on board were in good
In reference to the way In wl,iel, tho polnrls
got awey from tho party which was res
cuod off tho leo, Capt. Tyuon atatos that ho
felt little anxiety ut nrBt, thinking nllo would
soon come to their rolief.
THE LABr VIEW or TIRE roLAH1s.
II got my colorg," ho Bnfd, "aH eho steamed
down along tho ahoro, but tic vossol was soon
lost to giglt In a bond Of the land, and behind
what took to DO Northumberland Island. Tho
ploco OF leo WAS on commenced drifting aouth-
ward. AB tho wind hauled to tho northeast
opening q little bay to tho northoaat OF North
umborlRnd Island, saw vesaol In tho harbGr
thorc. Her aailB wore fllrlod. No smoho WAS ID
suing from hor amoke-Btaok that could SEQ.
thon attempted to bring my boats across tho tloo
aud roach tho shoro. l succeeded In dragging
ono boat across, and took to tho water md
attempted to roach tho ahoro aolno distance Do-
aud tho galo way blowing frosh,, with great vio-
lonco from tho northcaat, and snowing very
faat, aud drifting. ! was driyon back on the ico
again, and compelled to haul my boht out: Night
cfoaed on mo. aud carried tts to the southwest.
southwest of whore tho gaip wont into
habor. A heavy sea VAS running, which broko
up my 1oo-picce, eeparatins liz from six bags OF
broad aud ono boat I aaw . vessel undor stoan
Thinking sho would come to our relief gave
myself no oxtra anxiety, but aoon wo wore
doomed to disappointment, md from that ttno
until tho Tgress rescued lii VIC noyor got
glimpse Of the polaris.'
WASHINGTON, May 1o.-Tho following dispatch
has boon received by tho State Department:
Br. Jo1la's, N. r., May 9.-I havo Just return
cd from hay Roberts,. Capt. Tyaon reports hav-
ing roached north latitude 81 dcgreoa 10 SOC
onls; reached wintor quarters in September,
1871, IN latitude 81 dogroes 3s seconds; longi.
tude 81 dogroes Il seconds. Capt. Hall lied Of
apuploxy On tho 8th Of October, 1871. Ho Waa
hurled about l1alf q milo southeast Of tho ships
winter .quarterH; crossed ..hane'B polar Sea-
with appearance Of open water north; LOFT
winter aunrters Aug. u. 1879; got on tho
beanl-entlB on tho 18TH Of tho gano mouth, thonce
drove south to u degreos IS aeconds, in tho ship,
Hff f1tr 3n
tho yeaaol was thrown up, mud wllo
landing otoree, etc., The vessel brokeaway from
hor moorngB with part OF tho crow, and drftod
hwsy south. Tho vesRel was last seen uuder
steam aud canvas, mnking for harbor on tho
laris is without bouts. OF tho two landed OH
the leo with Capt Tyson, ono was burned to
make water for tho crow, aud tho othar id now
III Bay Roborts. The crow lost the vosso1 on tho
18th Of October, 1872, and we're picket mp by tho
heon 107 daya on tho ice. No liyaa wore lost.
Whom Inst on board tho Polaris, allo matlo
no moro water than during tho previous wiutor
aud fall, but allo had received heayy injuries to
her Rteru, cauaing hor to laak laAly.
:. The poluis is ii charge Of Capt. Duddington.
Tho crow lnve lived on 4 fow onncos daily. and
fnttorly Oh raw soals, eating tho elinB, ontraila
and all, for tho past two months, n,ld arc MI in
poet tho polariB will get clear boforo July, II slo
teen loft on board will plenty Of provisions. II
tho vessel bo not fit to como homo, theY eau
easily construct boats for tlloir safety. All aro
provided for Ill Buy Roberto. and will come hero
Oh Monday.
(siGued) 7, n, MALLORY,
United statos Consul.
ROSTER OF TIE roLAn1s.
New YonK, Mny 1o.-Yho following Is u cor
rect list Of the ollicors aud crew Of tue llfated
PQlariH;
r @. 7. Hall, Captain, Cincinnati; Hubbard g.
Chcstor, First Mato, Noink, Conn.,; Sidney @.
Duddington, Sailing Master, Groton, Conn. !;
William Morton, Second Mato, NeW jersey !;
Emil Sehunlau. thiof Euginoer native OF Saxo-
ny, lived in Hobokon DR.. yoseols, loader Of
tho Scientific Corps, nntive Of l1odclburg, Prua-
Corps, Washington; John Wilson, Second En-
gineer,, native Of bcotlaua, lived In Now York: !;
Walter Campbell, fireman, naliyo Of Scotland,
newl,aW OF John Wilson; s. Dergrey, hromau,
native Of Hamburg; II. q. Tyson, tco-pilot,
Brooklyn.
Chaa. Drl1nt, coolt, netiYo Of Hamburg; John
Porter, steward, nntiyo Of Scotland; Herman
Biemons, native Of Prussia; Henry Hobby,
native Of Prussia; Fred Arlig, native Of pr1aaia;
Vim. JoHsup,, native Of Hull. England; g. v.
Linguiat, native Of Swelou; JoHoph Alallch ].
". q. Kruger, native Of Prussia; tctor johnson,
native Of Donu1ark; "Euqilmaux Joo," wifo
and child.
Capt. Hall loaveH II vito and tTo children,
daughter aMl aoll, who mo living al CINCINNATI.
Emil shaman, Chief Gnginoer, hns u wife liy-
ing in this city.
Joseph Mauch, ono OF tho aeaynon, was q
brother Of tho celebrated African trayolor,
Mauch,