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II supplies and which o9ers the bess e.
cilitses for brssking sssy in ths summer
u 1873, 10 tine % rsach Disco By Al
gsst ist il possible, ssd cersaialy nos
lstsr thaa August 9Th.
On reaching Disco in August 1873, IL
the vessel carrying The nemben and out
6t Of the colony has arrived, you will
transfer TO such vessel the Esquimaux,
dogs, sledges and clothing collected for
this purpose, and take the commanding
officers receipt for the same. This being
done, you will return - rapidly - posi-.
BILE to New London, whence you will 70.
port BY telegraph TO me at Washington,
District of Columbia, for further orders.
If the colonization vessel has not arrived
you will wait for it until August 18th,
when you will store the sledges aud
clothing in the caro- of the Governor of
Disco; leave the dogs also in bin care and
return the natives to their homo on Cum.
berland Island. This done you will re-
turn to New London and report Is be-
fore for instructions.
There will be two scientific members
to the expedition, but II they think they
are to have nice easy time Of It they may
find themselves mistaken, for Captain
Howgste tells Tyson that "while they are
not forming, strictly speaking, part Of
the crew, they will, in case of necessity,
be required to perform duty"
It will no doubt be very amusing to
tho regular crew to zee 'them literary
follows" scrubbing the decks or helping,
In pinch, to capture whale. Captain
Howgate evidently distrusts the scien-
tific couple, for he further adds, "They
will ct ell times besubject to your orders
and discipline" Mr.. Sherman and M,
Kumlein are the learned members Of the
party. Mr.. Sherman will have charge II
the meteorological instrumental, observs-
tons and records and of the photograph
ic apparatus and work. Mr.. :Kumlein
goes Is the representative of the Smith
sonian Institute, under the instructions of
Professor Spencer F. Baird, the distin-
guished naturalist, for the purpose of col
lecting specimens of the fora and fauna
of the country.
Captain Howgate gives Captain Tyson
short temperance lecture At the close Of
his instructions, saying: "Great care
must be exercised in the use of spiritu-
Gus liquors, both among the members Of
the expedition and in dealing with the
natives. Useful a. liquor undoubtedly
is in its place, and under suitable restric-
tons, it il easily capable Of the most
frightful abuse and of leading the expe-
dition to disaster, q it has done others in
the past" 1t is to be hoped that great
heed will be paid TO this warning. There
10 no doubt that the party will reach the
Pole, but how humiliating it would bs
for American people if, sitter making the
valuable discovery, the entire party would
celebrate the event BY getting intoxicated.
How Sad to think Of Captain Tyson
steadying himself against the North Pole
with one hand, while with uncertain
grasp he held the flowing bowl with the
other, and with Official esp well back ON
his head, giving the toast: ''The pole
(hic); vote early and Often" Add then
very likely the disappointed Btitishen
would b providing around. and would
hurry hone with The intslligeace that
they had reached The mystic pole. By
ell means let Tie party keep sober. and
ws nay yea hope TO estsblish a American
eo,osy Ct ninety dsgEsss aoeth Latitude.
sad sisesgthea The Noethsea Pols with .
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