, 1873-09-11
THE POLARtS.
She is Found to Have Sunk
Off Littleton Island.
Her Grew Escaped in Boats Made
from the Ship.
They Sail Southwark, and the Search
Will Be Continued for Them.

yAsn1xaroa, Sept. t0--rho Secretary Of tho Navy
received tho following dispatch to-day:
uN1TED STATES STEAMER JuNhTA,
Sir. JonN's, N. F., Sept. lo.}
Tbs Hon. Georos N. Robtson, Seotstary a} The hauv,
WaShtrgtot, D. c.:
Tho Juniala arrived to-day. Met the Tigrcss At
Upernavk and coaed her. sho sailed AnE. II for Lit
tleton IBand. Tho Tgrees met tho Juniatas hteam
launch, Lfou DoIong, off ToasnlHak who hid boen to
CARO- York iu the launch, and returned ut Disco. Mot
Tgress again. aud coalod her, AMg, rs. Commander
Green reports TINT tho camp Of tho Fofnrs rms found
Aug. II, OF I4tston Ialand, latudo 78 deg. % mln-
North. longitude IS deg. 40 min. West. Tho erew Of
tc po1arts ere all woll. Had gono south two months
before In two boats ndo from tho ahlp. The polars
asnk ono month after. T1lo Tigross kept q careful
lookout going north and coming south. There vera
no signs. Stopped ut ali settlements for nows. The
crew Of The posrls probably on board Of whaer
from Cane York. Tho TIgrcss lett Disco Aug. 25 for
tie Labrador Coast. to continue tho 1oarch 80 long as
1fo sSovo dispatch received from coa.snaer 2.a
1sns spdat 90 a nts uat noa 81
land Island wers hs party rescusa @ from a ,9 tTr,s f t
sss ssss ss as e. b. s ss s '' IL
ID that the Tysou party wote mistaken rs to ths '9t
ea tletr from .e + po59rs and thse +
hs ths9o poiArs IL hes disabod condon .uscesds III
wors sent to raao
continue tho se.Irch for Tho crew Of tho polaris.
Ust1sn STATES sTEAMEn T1aREss DISCO, Aug. ?,
john t Ws hsyS xr,o at l1st 1oy,Pe,s Pe,
August, and examined The shoreH Of Norhnmbcrlana
Tyson nnd Hs sey wsa bere
mistaken r. the loty 9f 1saMd tnsiF
however in latitude 7B dcR. 20 nlin north. longade
70 deg a min. wea We discovered the camp IN Mn'Sn
worc living In H. aud from thom and manuscript roc.
ords behind by Capt Budd!ngtons we asceIainaa M
ontbs nss15s VI sae Separation
, IL rs v nsy sn e rss X vss' vays
material il her fdr the construction Of two whale
ss stiS H. nt rst oren rt w.er onsb1ss
to carry out their intention, md put to sca probably
about 10 miles to tho southeast where they hope to
catch wlaler bound for Labrador. We kept sharp
ss@ n 81 ssas as ss ~
from tic camp oil the manuscripts Of the e1poal;ons
snd and Contain CO.. sreas doal of valuable aformatoa
rsy n well h hsS ey aoGn
soat iii three wecha ago. Wien sho parted her
ngs gale dr!f.cd two miles southwest md sant in
the 1eSk e. fne v,ez
which may have picked up the missing lne1,. Mug M
soa whaers have gone north and arc n nov e. On 1 the
nn No shall follow her Immediately II accomplish
the object Of CUR voyage. All board tho T7grcsa
Q l. ale well, md full Of confidence.
| Spteiat Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribute
NEW YonK, Sept. 10.-Thero Ia theory Ntoat mere,
started by freua Of DR.. Hayes, though not author
lied by him. to the effect that the purity which escapec
on tho ieeaoe, from the poaris arc n'stlneer', IT, we
sezed ali the boats and left the remander Of tho Grey
to eave themselves best they could iu tue vessel
6omo oven nsscrt that the were previously over
J; powered, and possibly murdered, but thts y
hardly bssye The nj. thns tue a1e
On Il BY tho escaping party is generally believed bu
absolutely efedled There beinE % no Fsoof t re 70 n.
Thnt huro was anicabe separation nobody nBscrta
L believes Details furnished to-day from II
search expedition to the Tribune az we'll IA to tho Dt
= partmens at Washington, tho Itnnes corresponden'
q being officers in command OF the vessel. Or tie of
10 OF tbs Poaris there Ia, Of COURSE doubt, aud seE
+ little question thAt tho crew has rcrishcd.