, 1873-10-08

haB boen drinking slightly Hnca hiA etay in Dun.
g!derabie 'lfopidatlon md anxioty sbout somo-
hauling from tho Navy Department. 80 far ns
tue eags of so;so5ing 9Ealns1t naasgson
stolltly that Hail diod natural death. 1llH COLI
duct on nf!ipboard Ia viulicatetl bya fornal
paper left by Hall.
Witla tho crcw generally, Bnddington ia on
wholo matter Is that Tyaon's party made u ehnrgo
Of foul rny, and that the eane charge Ia rcltoras-
cdby certain momtora Of Duddngton's partybut
aBanst another individual. -
colBlor".ou big lips. " Find tho Pole never
mind mo-" WAS Ills latest tlttorance
sketch Of tho funeral, by soluman, tho Chief
Engineer, Ia particularly atrooting. tho aceno
on tho foreground ia 2 eorios Of rugged blocks
Of Ice, snow plain white with nndrivon SNOW
tanco arc rugged bluffs md p1omontorios and
Of tho picture tho ico-bound waters Of PolarH
Buy shinn,or III tho coar light Of the
stars md tho moro htful CLEANS of tho evanoa-
cont auroras. On anow-hauk closo to tho odge
and tall flag pole, with the stars and ntIipss
asooping ct hnlf-nRst. In tho centfe Of the Pic
ture slowly trrdglng along ovor the anow-plain,
is tho funeral conego. The bier restB Oh o
procession, two by two, tho crow In their arctic
dress, fur caps, fur Jackets, and top boots, with
lanterns In thoir hands, nre gently dragging tho
slodge with hawHer: Ono man marches 4 few
! tanlern in hand. Dohlnd Tho aloago are tho 1ss-
| quimau members Of tho crow, struggling nftor
! tho siedge in bowildennent and grief at tho
scene. An ondeavor was mado to get this pio-
turo for the London illustrated Ne.os,, but the
owner, Capt. Dl1ddington, to whom 1t has boon
| prosecuted, was unwilling to part with It,
| From, TIC Ntto York 7in1fs, Oct. s.
| Tho City OF Antwerp OF tho 1nman Llno with
| tho survivors Of tho Polara OH board; arrived ct
| Quarantine yesterday morning at O'Clock, and,
as soon as permission was Eivon BY tho Quhran-
| tine officers, tho crow Of tho polaris wero coll
yoyed to tho Navy Yard, Drooklynt End wero
there put Oh board tho United Statos steamer
| Talapooaa which WAS moored alongside Of tho
| dock.
4 reporter Of the Times paid a visit on board.
and WIS introduced to Capt Bndd'ngton 6y
Capt. alcllitchie, but that gentleman said he
mont, thon; in fact, ho had received
positive orders not to do so until io arrived
at Washington, when full statement would be
made Of tho arrival Of tho PolariB, and tho par
The reporter tried to draw something from tho
Captain, but lle invariably interpoeod tic plea
that ho was not allowed to ,hpeak to my ono
| Capt. Buddington having declined to mako any
Dr.. Bsaneis. Yhls gontleman, who wns formerly
Of Heidelberg University, among the elevou.
1Io lad nothing now tIiat could be diyulged
moro tllan what had boon already published.
1Io has with him o small stuffed bird, n SNOW
tlako, the only remaining ono Of grcat number
that ho collected in latitude 500. In their
hardahips he also lost almost overy one Of hia
sketches anil drawiugH The few TINT ho has left
consist Of three or four pencil drawings and Bome
oolorett views Of a,lroraa aud twilight, and Holn
| magriilcl fac-Ainilcs Of, the soundings Ono OF
the pencil Sketches B Of the furtllest point north
reached by Capt. Kane. Another IL a point COW
cred with ice, resembling immense bnsaltio pro
clpices. Another sketch reHembloH TO n wonder.
| full degree the ruins OF IN ancient monastery o.
feudnl castle. The auroras aro very delicate
ill other representations Of Arctic nuroras horo-
toforo published. One lns under tho arc com
plato Image Of q harrow, waving scroll. Tilt
, twilight scene waa taken at 81 degrooB north OF
tho a2d Of December last, at which timo tho sur
wap more than 100 dogrces souh Of thom Th'
OF light, radiating from below 'tl1e
horizon to very fow degrees above
Tho boun1ings, Of which ho has representations
. lett were ta!on in u dog, and above Some ar.
colored ms tho originals wore found in bright RET
and green 1nollusca., sorao nolusca that wor'
/ recognizes rs tue Eamo brought up with tn
sonndiugs in laying uno Of tue Atlal tic cabl los
{ u depth OF 600 fathons. The furthest poin
nortI TINT they reached WIS 81 deg, 10 min., 0.
| allowing for tho drift, 81 dog. 20 min..
i Tho reporter t1len wont aft to tho saloon wler
. tho crow waa conilned. III apBwer to tho ques
o ton whothor Or not Capt. Hall died = yloles'
i death, ono OF tho crew said 1t was utterly iii
true. 1Ie added Tint Capt. Hall persisted
0 having HloighinE. excursion. lilo got tho dog
0 aud sleigh from tue natives, aud, with the mat
a pauions. Altar all abacnco Of twenty days. h
j returned, and took i'll immediately, aud, afte
a two days GiokMoss, be aied.