, 1875-11-02
A Visit to tho Graves Of Three Of
Sir John Franklin's Men.
D,p,, II Making Tho Northwest Passage,
and How They We're Bliylted.
The Pandora Obliged TO Retreat in Con-
sequence Of a Pressure Of Ice.

,tor;,,. bns lust h1riyad fran her eynlor,r
.o,,,. In Tho Arctic seas. sho tonr,,ed :,
Iirtu,. gonth Greenland. july no. hnr,nc mn
rt ~ H., m rnno E.r,n,ol, T., ,tx
'm ~ WI ,,.n,..';s..' .' - ".onA "'Hu
Sahous Ace'ae,s' ifoceeal"g cioso TO Ito coast
news Of magnificent scenery were revealed ant
,rd forni Tho Alort ,nd Diacovorr - .1,oaJ, ,s"S
49,. ,o,,b yrh;1o t{,o v.,,,,,,z I'D ..o.. a,s.,.
E'ns r.',n' ~ .A. o'e"' "a'4 kooo oo"tn
tifa. "o stoFooa helo iof t"etFo hours. aftt
hsB rroceodea up Wa1Rae strh1t to Coal Cliff
k,ilk, vhers NO took In forty tona Of coal
f,.lye hours after Nc experiepcod a denso fot
"ue w." 49," 49, sa'1 w "e',ss e'Ea,t' ~
ceofea tae e,.p " "o 'copefR "hioh capslzod II
Ia night "lA eonhtdorablo risk to tho slip
10 1itited tho interesting settlement o
lu,,nusuk, whoro VIC bought dora and
,ab,rsed number Of Eeouimnux woman t1
.eass IN coal'ng. Wo reached Upornavik
"a lhe 18th, but only stopped enc hour. In orde,
70 tend Lemers asl,ote to buy moro dorH. 1'he
Go,,,nor c.mo aboard and inform M W. .I,., -,
H.. ,,a n;eo,vo.,, i. :. 49,. ~ ~ ~.
s.' .'.a iD1 ~ 'e e"ssa . ] .no.o 'uss ~. ho con
tl'ea 'ao scasoa laSotablo Tor navigation,
ssiUg to the prevalence Of nor.hcrly winds dur
R1uo sp1"si ",, W ooio away from opefna7'R
s.sS' .".', VIZ "s.vns aoa'n vino anu hoa'9
'Al s, .u,s"'ou"s ea''' asi'' on she evening OF
9' !sh affasea on capo YORK.. mako tho fol-
hiring extract from Capt. fonng's journal zo-
suans sho passage through 1folyi)lo l,ay.
nps rontin,o1 thro,,oh .,,a,. ,',,,aD 10y
mi os,t norninr .t.or io.v,nS . sanrsh
distinguish Horao's Head through the fog,
saas aocks Of looms continually crosaod us in
.stLta,ght 10 westward from which, infcrrod
tA.. tte middle Ice 1aa mai f.r In that ;,,raotlou
ltaos sa'oush . lons eha'n Of tcopeTga, run"
ssSnasth and south aground, we arrived In tho
ltsssnoon at tho Duck Ielaa1s. On tho 15,h
uxtt. deserted by oyorv 1lvinu thino r. w.a
Inv, dn,,no tho 49,. ..ts,' h' "es
.Ss.s. ~, .Ae sns :. 80, "'sa occasional 0no"-
BREAx IN THE sKY
,d,sr.,t c3.c,or vos hotoro -. ,r;t,, o.
s.,1on I.wia an, w.t. t.. ~. %poo
,,.,h.,o - .s., '' ~ s's"s' "oa noro
a''4',o 10" 1caoefgs' but not single piooo
nes.ce A boat Was sont away to collect
ur ,.,a a,,ta ~, -, ~. ays ~. l'es'i "atel'
Mt,a a1o,ia,,a 80. ,.'' ee,ai5 stomea'.
y, .ss. s.o'.ous n'snh WIN osoal, brilliant
~, nd temperature Of IS degrees. We seem
9hef to be In tho Atlantic on a fair sutumnal
tsnng. and could scarcely bolloye va we,o in
asa-atesuoa 'asSas Melville Bay. i is astonisil-
~ ~ nov e''a1 Is tue uncertainty Of navigation in
Ut IT. Arctic aesa. It was near our present posi-
sou !h.t II this tine Of August, 1875. ~ war; !,
70, M b.mn.rsa =. .t,s ' T.. . .,,.. ~ "a.e ~
dn4] nto tha raoS * ~ .nS 'oe 'aas we aaally
t,u sea md src stcor,na @ :1act H. %e noH hHTe
sihout evos hsri"" fi.t.nt v.es a; lor Uspn iofx,
u H. "" sax usS SS,sh;n a.s.aht M Wow or ale mid
enl uetrel INT "o|nIg hdtg, asae ERE ave , an occa-
ls!,sa a5 III. ns'hs on1n sn'ng.Isna tho contrast
Tia .bsenen ~ III an; son ano oInaans sun; and
pussd th,on,, ~ W Aaa! a,,!at nie was mosI ssElkng
spieA otf Csnr Ea-t lua1aty an ot looao, pfoken-
Mr. bnt nj pc asos. aoss, r. ana some enormous ice
Htnk aay dlssnoa% ~ t6.,.r "icn ap haa prevented our
paNRs "a casanos .1"er4 Shore madS It In.
4 ii. ata rasina cong: Ihs temperature foil to
ratrHstat 9sx,,e mS covered WITH frost aud leo.
lSsa S.s ~. .osmea Amoug tho loose icfs."
tueh no,ainia ns@aRen p sust the Pandora should
IL d, I!s,t 0'e; ; q oareJ iales depos!s lostors
sth ktt.,.' ~ UlsooVery. and bring home |
hm liz ~ ~ ahd records as Capt. Nhscs might
P.n;np Psueas 1s,ay Toyago.
dir cISs saiouHn .a asraams Of loosb leo oif Bov-
lit rsu m.ds sha tctowak glacier, OF whioh our
t,Is y aaa. Beating against strong nort t.erly
ill.,. III ~ Ihaaa8ea sha to land on tho northwest