Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1873, Page 1

R S W | g 1 .VOLUME 26. - Sterling Silverwars., B E M O VAL ‘We have a very Xurge assortment of the celebrated GORHAM STERLING SILVERWARE, which we offer at extremely low prices. Spoons, Forks, &c., &e., sold by the ounce. Fancy Piecer, in cases and trunks. Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, and Jelly Dishes. Knives, Forks, and Spoons, for children. Card Cases, Tobacco Boxes, Nap- kin Rings, and Fruit Knives. . The largest Stock of Silver Goods in the West. N. MATSCN & 60, State and Monroe-sts. REAL ESTATE. - DONT ' WAIT TOO LONG. Buy Now ‘WHILE PROPERTY IS CHEAP. DECIDED BARGAINS HOUSES AND LOTS, BUSINESS, - RESIDENCE, and ACRE PROPERTY, HENRY J.GOODRICH, REAL ESTATE BROKER, . 125 DEARBORN-ST. REAL ESTATE At a Bargain. Must be Sold, as the Owner is to Leave Town. 7 1-3 acre lots in the South Shore Subdi- wision, near Mr. Fitch’s residence. 50x131 on Forty-first-st., near Drexel-av. Boulevard. 7 lots on Forty-seventh-st., near Btock ¥erds. “We have also several lots on the Boulevard and fronting the Parks, at very low prices; also lots on First and Second-sts., between Leavitt and Oakley-sts.. on Wood-st., near ‘York, on Hastings, Sampson and Henry-sts., between Wood and Lincoln, snd some of those nice lots, the property for the mechan- io, on ‘Wallace, Summer, and Winter-sts., between Twenty-sixth and Thirty-first-sts., on long time at 6 per cent interest. ', LAYTON & CO., Agents, 120 LaSalle-st., Room 2. JACOB C. MAGILL, REAL ESTATE, 81 & 83 CLARK-ST. Acres, Houses, C Laots. 'We havo a long list of acre property, dwellings, and lots. Acres 1o exchaogo for resldences aiso residences for scres. Ses list in for sale column of Times. Monthly Payments. First-class New House and Lot, Bargain for all or half Cash. House $-atory, 8 rooms and als ter, olstern, R o iy lnd‘:‘arfllx% Situated tn thas de- Forty-firstat, betmeen : od'a3d otbor- Emzs.fd TaSatlosts gfifi%a"";":? Nowing, 5 7 evé aivenity'place. : House and Lot FOR SALE CHEAP. No. 293 South Jefferson-st. Will be sold for much less than actual value if taken this week. Title good. Terms easy. A%:ly to the owner, GEARY, -74 West Madison-st. CHOICE NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE LOT ! ¥e offer at Iow price and on very easy terms one of the QAUARTER :sLocKs e e lrnagl the mortgages for the defcrred payments 8, H. KERFOOT & CO., 90 LaSallo-st. J. C. McCORD & CO., 109 Dearhornst, Porlland Block, o BAYS grest bargatas tn houses on South and West ‘,fi’: £rom 25,00 to 825,000, on esay payments. Havo ‘29w saarblo-front *“octagon bay " houses on Langley- ., near Ky Park, znqmdnmmpmmm. Hiohland Park Buiding Cp, s 1i3 MONROEST., Room ¥ 4, Kont's Building. + Bevaen cad Lots for salo on eary torms. FRANK P. HAWKINS, nt. TO RENT. For Rent. tojat.. and complote fixtures for sale, sult- Businss, Ingutre st EIMER BROS., B und 5 Wost Madison-st. - TO REINT. 'lh!n- i hlh'n'.’"‘""” lm—!woflwomnn first floor; black walnat + mat bon CHAFIN & 73 South Water-st. Dock to Lease. sy Bitdewpact (00 foot). Dalrosd factlities. Immedi- Anplyte R. BRAINARD, ‘Room 25, Bran Block, Monrog and State-sts. W. M. MAYO & CO.’S Elegant Jewelry Establishment will be opened TO-MORROW, with a large assortment of new and beautiful novelties. Owing to the mon-arrival of the last invoice from Europe, the principal opening will not take place until next week. REMOVAL. (. F, HAPPEL & 0., 192 South Clark-st. WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF Taiches, Jewelry & Silverware Whioh wo aro sclling at VERY LOW PRICES. REMOV.ATL. GEO. KELLER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Looking-fasses, Mouldings, amd Frames, HAS REMOVED TO 111 East Madison-st. REMOVAL. S. B. BURGER & CO., DEALERS IN . 2 Tephyr Worsteds, Embroideries, &, “HAVE REMOVED FROM 258 to 240 West Madison street, Betwoen Sangamon and Peoriz, REMOVAT. THE LITHOGRAPHIG INSTITUTE " ESSROGER, RUEALOW & 00, . HAVE REMOVED TO ILLINOIS STAATS ZEITUNG BUILDING, Corner Fifth-av, and Washington-st. DR. D: D. THOMPSON Has changed his residence from 37 Myrick- av. to 1222 Prairie-av. At home from 8 to 10a.m. REMOVAL. Wo havo romovod to 44 and 46 South Water.st., whers 'ns:hlu,hB Dleil’lbd to B]e.fllg oar nléi 'fll:flgis‘ln“l’ llmil tore forusorly oco e a aiker b or ot PO MATTHEW GRAEF & CO. L. WUNDERLE, Merchant Tailor, Has Removed to 126 Fifth-av., second floor, FINANCIAL. Adam Smith& Saa, Bankers, Tirst National Bank Building, southwest corner of State and Washington-sts., Chicago, Dealers in Gold and Bilver Bun.(on. Bar, Leaf, Bhub, and Gfl.nuln'.ed Form for me- Purposes. Deponm received in emxer currency or coin, subject to check without notice. 8ix per cent interest allowed on all daily balances. us pass through tha Glemnr- Checks uigbn House, a3 if drawn upon any city bank. Interest credited, and accounts-current tenderad monthly. in and Uumney Drafts on New York. DIME SATINGS (6 105 CLARK-ST., Methodist Church Block. Bix per cont tnterest. xnuml on depoits, payable semi- snnaally, July Tand Jaz, 1n each vear. e War. Exrsey Rz, C 1 1 t o NOTE.—Oottl lumrnau:mmhvy oc ahd xfim ome dime depostt ‘orhereredit, which sum can be Sotwe oot st ot CHARLES H, BROWER. R. PARKER PIERCE. PIERCE & BROWER, BROKERS, 238 MADISON=-ST. Tocal Stocks, Commercial Paper, Govern- ment sud Western Becurities. Ilinois 10 per cent Registered Coupon Bonds. DICG. o havo Attomers evorywhors, and collect the olatms oleolMfln Merchants and in any part of the Comntey.” No Attorner's lle«ln mn. B2, chargon uotil ollections a2 mad R'S OANTILE 1O ABFICY, 1t Modsonst: Republlc Certificates BOUGHT AND SOLD BY M. F. SOANNELL & CO., 53 LaSalle-st. MONEY T0 LOAN ON ILLINOIS FARMS. CITIZENS' BANK, Corner Madison and LaSallc-sts, $10,000 thres or five yoars on cli ety R A, e No. 146 Pidbant: . “REVNOLDS’ HAS. o288 ppaspien of this p rand choice Sugar- <l Apply to CHICAGO, SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1873—SIXTEEN PAGES. . WATCHES. DRESS GOODS. JEWELRY. &o. ' OUR ENTIRE STOCEK OF -\ X By < =N B3 = AT COST! In order to make room for our Spring Stock of Watches, we_shall close out our present large stock of Watches, which reached us too lats for the Holiday 'Trade, at the actual cost of manufacture ant imporinhon NO RESERVATION. 2,000 GOLD WATCHES, st from $20 to $150 each; usual price, $40 to $300. GILES, BRO. & 00, 266 & 268 WABASH-AY,, 234 WEST MADISON-ST. Pig Iron COAT. ROGERS & CO., 144 Market-st. SBCOTCH PIG TIRON, various brands. LAKE SUPERIOR IRON, charcoal, for Malleable Castings, Car Wheels and general foundryuse. MISSOURI IRON, charcoal and bit- uminous. ON anthra- cite. Also, LUMP LEAIOH COAL, Hagzelton & Old Com an ’s; BLOSS- BURG _COALj; WANNA COAL, Franklin, by ca.rgo, car-load, and at retail. . LIQUORS AND CIGARS- CHAPIN & GORE, ‘WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine ‘Vzpiskies Tmported Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, 73 & "5 Monroe-st. ‘We will open on the 15th inst., in connection with our Wholesale De- peartment, a full line of Fancy Groceries. BUSINESS CHANCES. WARNER'S HOTEL, AT CRYSTAL LAKE, FOR SATLEH Ons of tho best paying country botels for tastzo i the to, 15 conducted Strictly B tho temperance plan Bt e e hesant roand. Fho bosincas coutd be duubied by enlarging the blding. Thisle s arochanceaad worth looking & ‘on (1o promises or o % o PrORYT. ARRCHDEACON, 11 South Franklin-st., Chicago. T0 CAPITALISTS, X maat backing to the amount of 31,000 10 2,000 ale: Eltimate, rospactablo, and very desirablo_enterpriso that will secare immense prospective lutorests, and large Present rotarns. Tho business involves two of moroof the most important staplon {n the world, and the results of the operation will reach hundreds of thousands or mill. fons of dolls The writer is thoroughly familiar with o matter, and dosires on intorviow on oty contire a1 ehe have wied them. wl! LESALE DEPOT. 33 RIVER-ST. o A. HANSON, Agent. s bisiases, crit and copacity or'miad to o o gevt Laporianen: - Addroms & 4 BUSINESS CARDS. FRESCO PAINTING. SCHUBERT & KOENIG, ARTISTS IN FRESCO, 217 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. rders for fino Frosco Painting salicited. _ As proofs aSiep for fao Frsoco Palating ollclady daiyrocte of GEO.B.NIKODEM, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Fine Cigars, NO. /9 EAST MADISON-ST., Contral Union Block. J. Y UNK R, E e CHICAGO. & FOR SALE. 0,500 CASKS AND GASES Cross & Blackwell's Chow-Chow and other Picklel and Sauces, just arrived. For sale 8. P. SLADDEN & CO., 39 South Water-st. SAT L. t recetred { ASHTON'S DAIRY AT e e it ot the fi-?-‘:z" maeke pece. 5.4 CO. uum: f Balt mwmumdmummfig ol Silt, Shade Trees FOR SALE. Any varioty. Will set and warrant two years, A. H. FOSKETT, 797 West Madison-st. ELECTROTYPES ?‘l‘gfl: flln;:rli“n:l of (?;finln P:y‘erl such Il Garten- SR S No. 103 East Madison-st. Mathematical INSTRUMENTS NGGUTH'S, Optis e Fileneipn. AT J. 82 Statecst., botween Washington and FENCES. 5,000 fest cholce designs of Combination Fences for salo chéap. Samplos can be seen at my offico, 165 Hast Waal 5 Abeat Union Fencs Go. GRAND DISPLAY. BICKERTON & JEFFERY, 36 Fast Washington-st,, ‘Will have on Exhibition for the next three days their magnifi- ' cent stock of Costumes, Lace Shawls‘ Talmas, Dolmans, Underwear, &o., &c. . Particular attention is called to their besutiful selection of LINEN & STUFF SUITS, Algo to their agsortment of Cashmere Mantles and Alpaca S, All of which are offered at The Most Reasonable Prices. SEWING-MACHINES. HOME SEWING MACHINE, The Cheapest and Lightest-Running. LOCK-STITCH MACHINE 4 IN THE UNITED STATES. The Latest Invention of the Age. PRICE, $50.00. LIBERAT DISCOUNTS for CASH. BUY K0 OTHER UNTIL Y0U HAVE SEER THE HOME, You Will Find it Largely to Your Interest. JOHNSON, CLARK & CO, 157 State-st., Chicago. - WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINES, Ronloved from 573 Wabnah.av. to 39 SOUTH CLARK-3T., Near Shorman Houss, whoro these populsr Fi Lignt Manafactariag ‘Sowing Machiacs can bo obtal also, . Throad and Attachmenta. Machines Daired a8 usaal. Agents mu:ud in avury County in this State. . W. SHERWOOD, General Agant. ASPHALT PAVEMENT: BITUMINOUS ROCK Asphalt Pavement, FOR . PAVEMENTS in the city, SIDEWALES and CAR- RIAGE DRIVES in the suburds, Basements, Warchouses, Carriage- houses, Wash-houses, and. Stable Floors. ‘This Composition is IMPERVIOUS TO WATER, and FROST haa po offect upon it; neither will ICE or SNOW adhers to it; nor will GRASS, WEEDS, or RATS work through it. Always presenting = SMOOTH, but not SLIPPERY surface, and being ELASTIO, it can be walked on longer, without fatigue, than any other kind of pavement. Considering its many advantagos and it cheapuoss, { is one of the best pavemonts, walks, or floors th!h.l ‘ever yet been presented to the public, K T am now prepared to have executed, to any m.n:, or- ders for the above work on short notice. Office, 173 East Monroe-st, J. L. FULTON & C0. STOVES, RANGES, &o- STOVES AND RANGES, UNION WASHING MAGHINES, AMERICAN MANGLES, PACKER'S ICECREAM FREEZERS KEDZIE'S WATER FILTERERS, REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. DATTON & CO., 80 & 83 RANDOLPH-ST., near State. Rich J eweh;y Our stock of elegant Ro- man, Gold, Coral, Cameo, | Pearl J ewelry, Lockets, Neck Chains, Watch '| Chains, Sleeve Buttons, :|is unequaled in Chica- g0, and we promise to all patrons polite atten- tion and as low prices as any responsfnle house in Amenca. |RODDIN & HAMILTON, 99 State-st., CORNER WASHINGTON. AT COST! I will sell my whole stock of WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, and SEVER—PLATED WARE AT CO@T ! -| For the next twénty days, prepara- tory to removal to my ELEGANT NEW STORE, adjoining the Wa- bash-av. front of Palmer’s Grand Hotel. A.H. MILLER 176 State-st. and 42 Wiest Madison-sf CARRIAGES. LARGE VARIETY _'ELEGANT ' CARRIAGES, Light Park Phaectons, tour and Six Seats; T Carts, Dog Carts, Landaus, Landaulettes, Coaches, Coupes, Broughams, Xecndall Jump Seats and Pony Phaetons, add Four and Six-Seat Rockaways, Road Wagons, Concord Wagons, Omnibuses. . Hill’s Celebrated Concord Har- ness. COAN & TEN BROEKE CARRIAGE MF'G CO,,- Randolph and Ann-sts. ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES. We have a large assortment. PRICES LOW. Printing, 60 cents por 1,000. HINDLE & JENKINS, Printers, Btafiunars. Lithographers, and ank-Book Makers, - iee CLARK ST. RIDING GALLERY. C. M. CLARK’S Riding Gallery 113 NOW OPEN AT HIS OLD PLACE, 77, 79, 81 Slxteenth-st GROCERIES. ESTABLISEED 1850. ldest Grocery Hos in the city, where can be found B0 e O OE s o the Line of #0505 and Stapts GROCERIES, FINE TEAS WINES LIQUURS “AND” CIGARS, orperience onrs, and strict attention to hnm:nu, e tibor hopes to receivs a shiare of the peblicpaiionEs: - g, H. COUNTISS, No. 817 State-nt., cor. Sixteenth, TRUSSES. CARPET CLEANING. BE YE (LEAN! R. A.EDWARDS &00, 263 & 256 South Canal-st, Clean Carpets perfectly, without injuring them, in their unrivaled Machine. Refer to Allen & Mackey, E. F. Hollister & Co., and Green & Spear. LUMBER. HENRY N. HOLDEN, ‘Wholesale and Retall Dealer in all kinds of HARDWO0D LUMBER. Mahogany, Rosewood, Florida Cedar, Veneer:, &e. Particular attentton paid to filling bills for any kind of Hardwood or Fancy Lumber. OFFICE_AND YARD—No. 211 Sonth Marketst CLOTHES WRINGER. THE “PROVIDENCE” CLOTHES: WRINGER e e D Y. MOOEI an {nferior articl B.H &K % =% Trusses, Supportrs, Braces, & Elastic Stoekings Fitted to every case ab the AB’S.‘II‘IGIAI- LYMB ROOMS of Drs. HIATT & LEEOY, 125 Bouth Clark-st., Chicago. IRON FOUNDRY, SCTLLN, COSSHANY & SEAT, IRON FOUNDRY, 87 TO 95 WEST POLK-ST., Furnish HEAVY snd LIGET BUILDING F e NEI s GASTINGS on short no- and M or ostimates. Countor Brackets, el ot Govers& Baker Furnaces for sale: BLANK BOOKS, & BLANK _ BOOKS MEMORANDUM BOOKS, “WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT, | CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE &C0.%;, 118 and 120 Monroe-st. FURNITURE. FURNTTURE, HALE & BRO. Having completed their contracts for furnishing the - Sherma.n, *Briggs; and other: hotels," are now prepared, with a large stock, to fill orders at once for FURNITURE Of every description, at prices lower than any House in the West. HALE & R0, 10, 12, 14 aind-16 __CANALST. Fumitur;e~! The‘ Largest Stbok " The Fmest Groods, - The Lowest Prmes SAMPSON '_GILBERT, | ‘ & CO.S, 967 AND 269 WABASH-AY. .~ GENERAL NOTICES.. DIXON HORROR WILL BE Fully Illustratéd - | eurvivors of Hall's Arctic expedition. NUMBER 265 : THE NORTH POLE. Failure of Capt.. Hall's Expe~ dn:wn to the Arctic Seas. . Another Martyr to the Unsol\?ed “Nofthwest Fassage." Death of -Capts lIaIl on the Sfliz " of November, 1871 Nineteen of the Crew Sepa.rate(‘;- from the “_Polaris.” & Their Rescue After’ Living. on the Ice for 197 Days. The “Polaris” and 14 Seamen Floating Among the Icebergs. = .. | Narrative of Capt. Tyson, One ot tbe Rescnefl The Perils Attending Explorations in’ High Latitudes. Nrw Yomk, May 10.—A dispatch from’ 8t. Johns, N. F., of May 9, says: The stoamer Wal- rus arrived from tho seal fiehery at the port of - St. Johna this morning, bringing the news that the steamor Tigress.had come into Rorarts’ Bay, 18 miles from here; having on board ninetcea The fol- lowing are the names of the _ RESCUED : H. C. Tyson, Assistant Navigator ; quomk Myer, Meteorologist; John Heron, stoward ; W. C. Kruger, seaman ; Frod Jimka, seamsn ; ‘Wm, Nindeman, seaman ; Fred. Anting, sea- man; Gustavus T. Linguist, seaman; Peter Johnson, seaman; W. Jackson, cook ; Eequimauz, Joo, interpreter, with Hannah and child, Esqui< maux ; Hans Christian, of Eane's expedition,. and Hana Christian's wife and. four children, the youngest only 8 months old. This party, which had becn landed from the ship Polaris, wero driven from her by s gale,’ which burst lmr ‘moorings on the 15th of Octo- ber, 1872, in Iatitude 72 degrees 85 minutes. ‘When they last saw the Polaris she was under steam and canvas, msking for a harbor on the east side of Northumberland Ialand. She had 1o more boats left of six which ahe brought with her from the port of New York. Two were lost in the northern expedition ; two were landed on the ice with Captain’' Tyson's party; one was ‘burnt a3 firewood to make water for the crew, and the other is on board of the Tigress. THE ‘‘ POLARIE ™ was in commana of Capt. Buddington, whohad thirteen of the crew along with him, and a plon- tifal stock of provisions. Her bow was some~ what damaged, and it is the opinion of the sur- “{ vivors that they will be unable to get ‘dlear uatlt July, and evén then, if " the ehip is nnseaworthy, * [ they would have to make new boata to effect an. DENSMORE’S I.ADY’S I-'RIEND Of Wednesday, May 14. News- Agents supplied by the Western News Company. Send your orders at once: - Office of publication, 107 Fifth-av., Chicago. _Single copies, 6 cents; yearly, 60 cents. ) TO THE CATHOLIC FAIR BURLINGTON HALL, And see Marble Bust'of COL. MULLIGAN, by the great Irish Artist, John O’Brien. Good music and a pleasant time, all for 35 cents... Only six nights more. " TEXAS LANDS. ‘Wm, F. Olarke, of the land and law firm of Lawrence: &Qlarko, of Austin, Texas, is now in Chicago, prepared to givo sdvice and. information concerning lands, titles, and olaims of every doscription against tho State of Texas or individuals rosiding in said State. All parties holding! clatms of any description, or deslring to purchase land in. Tozas, are requestod to consult with him at the offica of John A. Francts, No. 151 LaSallo-st., during the present Jweek. - Needles. NLY EXCLUSIVE NEEDLE HOUSE IY ATERIONE For o fincat de-, the largest stock, an tho greatest assortm ot aad Fotd Novdices T vrer prtaon ol o ox addneas : LININGTOX. 1 Bast Madisont., cmu.o *{ ‘respecttally informs | Bra Libray Amottatios, a roam JOSEPH MCOARTHY, lats with Field, Leiter & Co., rms the ladies of Chicago that ho is now ith CHAB. GOSSAGE & CO., and reads to supply them With choice novelties {n Fine Laces. Ordors solicited. aad” exacuted with the nanal care and promptness. PULSOMETER. All parties Iaterosted in Btesm Pumping Apparatusare’ ol tod to oall at John Devis & Coa, 122 and 128 Michi, examine and see working the most efficient g Gurable pamp in exiatence, No plsions, piston-Tods, l“db‘l‘f&;, mx‘%d’ r:“ ?d.ltm( or short short sgc-- tiom?; sandy'or muddy water of Do consequonce. OWEN & 36% Foont ForJohann Magnus Lindgreen, From Skane, 1n Sweden, is & lotter and information pml, bia relstives, to be had at the office of Skow-Petersen, Irborg & Co., No. 3 Bonth Clarkt., Chicago, L. ., . e WANTED. Wanted - To Rent; than e s s o B e S € AT A man of good experienca in Eoropo aud In thh otty in managoment of busiasas, either mercastile of insna: facturiag.: deairos kn eogageraent with & firm whero thor- ough energv, {ndustry, wod tack wlll be spproch Firstclees reforenccs. Address BQUITABLE IS, 60, A few policies wanted for caabi. - Room 8, No. 77 West Madison-St, up-stairs, ANTED 0 BUY OR RENT. | Duuknanwndtnllmb'r ird. -Appirta > OLBEJOK & 00., 5 Archerdr. HATCH, | and 16 minutes. He seemed in his .| had called his crew into the escape. DEATH OF CAPT. HALL. * On thé 8th of November, 1871, in latitude 81 .| degrees 83" minutes, longitude 71 degrees 44 minutes, Capt. Hall died of apoplexy, and was buried on shore, whero they erected s wooden' cross to mark his grave. He had recently re- tumned from & northern sledge expedition, in which He had aftained an sltitude of 82 degraes ual hoalth,and. to encourage them with Liope of future rewards,andtostimulate -~ | them to rencwed exertion, when he was sudden- *| Iy struck down and expired, to the groat grief of those around, to whom he had endeared himself by his kindness and devotion. 1IN WINTER QUARTERS. In September, 1871, the Polaris entered win- ter quarters, and left them on Angust 12, 1872. .| The ice waa very hesvy, and -set in a southern direction. She was forced south, and so contic-. ued drifting till-Capt. Tyson aod his party were driven from her. A sledge party crossed Kane's Pnlu ses, which they pronounced to bes strait sbout flteen ‘miles wide. Thare Was An sppearance of open water fo the north. PRIVATIONS AKD SUFFERING. ' The rescued party suffered vary much during- their dreary drift from hunger and cold. For. the Iast two months they ate raw seal and polar bear as’ they could get it. “When met by the Tigress they showed evident signs of their great sufferings, but during the nine. dsys that they have been. on board they have improved vastly, snd are now in fair health. ’ The party is in cbiargo of tho United Btates Consul, and will arrive in t. Johns on Monday pext. . CAPT. TTEOX'S NARRATIVE. ‘The following statement is {nmmhed by Capt. Tyson’: - On *ha 24th of Angust, 1871, we lalt Tushuak | and went throngh Smith's Sound. We succeed: ol in getting a8 far north as latitnde 82 degrees 16 minutes,. when we returned and wintered at, Polaris Bay, lititude 81 degroes 38 minutes, longi-- tnde 61 degrees 44 minutes. We ware frozen o, until the 5th of Beptember. On the 10th of October Capt. Hall started on a sledge” journey north, and returned ou ths, - .24th, when he, was taken sick, and died on the 8th of November. He was buried on the 1ith.. The attack that carried him off was said to be apoplexy. < Wo passed the winter at Polaris Bay. BOUND ¥OR THE NORTE. , On th Bth of Jun, 1872, we attémpled %o go: north with two boats. We hauled our other ‘boat on shore, and returned overland on the 8th of July. Westarted for home on tho 12th of' Angust, and on tho 15th were beset with ice in Iatitude 80 dogrees 2 minutes. We drifted from there down to latitude 77 degrees 85 minutess when we encountered s heavy southwest gale,* the ship being -under, heavy pressure. On the’ mght of the 15th'we commenced landing pro-. visions, etc., on the ice, the vessel being report-’ ©od a3 leaking very badly at times, Wo continued riion | Iaading provisions for two or three. hours, when ‘tho presgure cessed. I went on board the Tessel and asked the eailing master if the vessel was ntaking anp more water than usual. He reported- that she was not. I then went to the pomps and . ascortained that ehe was not- making any more - water than she was doing in the summer. I went’ on theice sgain, and shortly after it began to: crack, and a few minutes afterward broke in many pieces. “The veseel broke from her fasten- ings, and was soon lost to sight in the darknoss - OX THE ICE. . On the broken ice were most of our provisions _ {0 sustain the party through the winter, and, peaing nothing- of -the - vessel, - we attempled to; teach the shore in hopes of finding nativesto’ assist us in living through the winter. Getting