THE FRANKLIN SEARCH EXPE
DITION.
OBSERVATION ISLAND HUNT.
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There were in
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THE DAILY PRESS, PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19ro, 1880.
NAMING MARKETS.
COTTON 1000§.
WODELET GOODS, Minakota, Aln., por pair..... Bisaketa, ba, por pair. Blankote, 12 U., par pai. Cursas on the lit Nov. 1880. ks, 1 lbs., por pair.
Camista, 899, por: piena.. Cualete, SS, per pisos.... gady to 3.15
Calete, 6, der plosa. 25.00 to Camlets, 69, per gions.... $98.00 to 105.00 Camlsts, LLL, per gio
50 60 03.00 Chalets, AAA, par pinna...... $118.03 to 14.00 Log R, Harles, par pieco...... $23.950 83.00 Long R, MM Andriod, par pied......
American Drill, lathe, por picas Amerlan Detile, 3d yards per hivos
Catton Yan, Mo. to, par 0 Cotton Yara, No. 1 to 4 per 100 Cotton Yota, No. 18 to $3,400 hs. Cotton Yarn, floway Chinta, pe pious......
Dys Spottet Shiring, porpions
Dyod Damask Shirting four piese, Boylish Drill, 3 yards, par piece..... Paglish Drills, 15 lbs., red....
Before winter these might dry up and leavo buen driven from their country by thoirmorelaside-their-urns and row on the laid English Delis, £5 lbs., for inco..............
required."
'RIVE2′ REACHED.
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BOAT Dumbar
plements. He was shown a watch and it he saw several like it lying around which were alau taken and broken up by the chil dren. Some were silver and some geld. He Baid the bones were still there unless carried
s., pioca
$1.20 to 1.76 Ung Els, H Sourlet, por piors... $3.60 to 6.8 Long EUR, H Assortet, por piona......
5 to 3.70 Ells. If Sorelot, par plan 35.50 to 3.68 Long Elif sioctal, por piona...
taliige, DD, por 500 Spanish Stripes, por ya
39.55 to 3.35 *2.45 to 2,30-
METALS. 52.56 to 2.99
frei, Nall Road, per pioni. $1.55 to Lot
pion!... $1,77-15 1.85 tron, Hoop, por $195 652.29 Irosi, Bar, pur pioul.... $467 to 2,7% Kean, Wire, por piyat, $0.97 to 2.90 Lead, A. por piou) Lag. LB, per pini.
1
Load, Wele Chop, par pirul
ngtish, per tab. 31.10 to 1. 15 Qaiksilvue, American, per pioul. 1.40 to 1.70 2stoksifvor, ngah, perpioni.
45 to 2:50 Steal, radish, per tah..
$0.00 0.85 Breathing Total, per plout.. 14.55 to 0.62 Speltar, por piant......
PROCES. $5.95 to 4.23 Camphor, puchos, põe plant... $44.75 Camphor, Baro, loan, por sioci. $4.95 to 6.24 Camphor, Retuse, perpiculis un à 30.15 to 0.930
Cardamons, Superior $14.59 to 15,02 Cardmors, Inferior, par plon................... $14.90 to 15.00
15,40 to 16.00 Cloyes, parpieu
You
5318.9 22.08- Co Write Abənzə $3.50 -3,800 Pat, Brush; per plan ..$1,500 à 3,950 Pass, Hack, per-pian
Peai, Yellow, por pical. 8105 to 15 Pon, Green Bannk, par $20.00 to 26.50 Poari Harley, per pleal.. $35.00 to $8.50 Potato Flour, pur pionla to Patchuck, par pion! $10.25 to 10,00 Rhinoceros Forn, por plonk
$9.25 to --
The BROto Les,
Thloooerde Hom, Mother, per gloat. $22.20 to 240 Rio, Slam, No. 1 por piaul sisul....$20.70 to 21.00 inc. Siani, No. 2, por piel.
$16.50 to 17.00 Coale, Afloat, por tohi... $16.00 to 16.40 Coals, English stewn, per tan......... $14.50 to 15.02 doals, Sydney, parton....
$8.10 to 8.23 Coffee, par plot...
8.13 to 6.20 Copper, Shasthing, Japan, pet
Coppos, Bad, Japan, perpionk.. 38:15 8.30 Copper, Nails, por pical $3.1 bo.
5 to 9.90 Catton, Bombay, por picat.... 5 to 7:58 Colum, Calenta, per pigal..... $150 to 1550 Cotton, Nagpo, per olas...
$0.75 to 6.78 Colten, Shanghai, por pion!.....
Cotton, Shantang, perpion!, Catton, Tientsin, porpion! $2.20 to 2.30 Cotton, Tanyahow, per pioul.... 32.88 to 19.10 Cotton Seeda, Shiyon... star 19:30 to 1850stion Seeda, Sham..... 30.75 to 6.80
21.70 to 21.00 Rico, Nica, milled No. 1, per plout. $29.50 to 33.80 ftice, Siam, mfled. No. 2, per pionl $16.30 to 15.80 Rise, Saigon, No.), pipical 317.00 to 17.30 Rice, baigon, Hemgi bag... 10 to 18:00 Rino, Saigon, Straw bage.. 3NL0 to 17.50 | Rica, Japan ga $16.20 to 1862 Saltpetro, par pieel 31.60 to 17.8) Seisced, dran, per picni ...$16.50 to 90 Sonweed, Ont, per plac
$4.20 to 1.20
Soram, White, por pleni.. $2.1 to 4-20 Bosantm, Bisak, per pionl.. $22.50 10 20 Sharkslas, per pient 15.70 to 5.75 Catlofel, Japan, without boned, i pl.15:50 to 16.50 Shellish, Japan, per onl -$5.45 to 5.7.)
Cattlefelt, Jayat
36.00 to $76 Cuttlefish, Chanobow, pur plouL.......
259,01 to 3000 Dates, Black, pergicut...
38.74 to 5900 Daten, Red,
rigul..
3 to 325 Dried Lily Flow
$21.00 to 37.50 Sholltet, California, per pieni -Plas-1.5 to $5.5. Blokfish, par pival.
Ti8.8 1.5 to 3.2.5 Atmits Prodos,
86.25 to 6.56
$250 to 300
$200 to 2201
$4.15 to 4.25 Elephant's "Teath, 4 to 5 pinoes. 891.0 to 25.70 Elaphant'a Tooth, 7 to 8 pices. $7.15 to 1.2b Floar, Cailforata, per unck of 50 lb. $148 to 1.51 7.19 to 17.00 Floar, American, per barrel of 100 lbs. $3.10 to 1.23 Sto 1.65 Flour, Amarican, per barral of 200 ... 3620 30 8.35
Fangni
$18.80 to 19.09 Fints, per pioul.......
$15 to 1.65 Ginang, Amerios, 1st quality, 81 to 1.55 Hinseng, American, 2nd quality, 30.53 to 1.10 Bams, Ordinary per piest. $15.20 to 15-40 Hans, Superior, per piant... $30.00 to 55.00 Fomp, Hankow, per plant $17:30 to 17.99 Homp, Sinen, per pioù.....
18150 to $5.00
singlass, Japan, per pion
Betal Nus, pár pieut
$4.4 bg 9.47
- 268.
$1.32 to 1.4
$1.98 to 192
$1,13 to 207
$5 to 7.90
19.1.3.0 to 1.03
$13:00 to 14.70
$2,000 to 4,000
„$2,000 to 2,400
89.20 to 2.21
$2.14.10 2,28
81.70 to 172
$1.54 to 16
$1.74 to 1.70
$1.45 to 187
$1.75 to 157
$2.00 to 9,70
10,25 to 35
$2.75 to'.285 $4.05 to 4.15
-$0.85 to 6.45
4.5 to $.55
avto z
$97.00 to 50.0/ $11.50 to 120 ..... $5.00.60 1250
$4.75 to 48 1560 to 18.00 $10.70 to 11.00
0 to 5
$4.3 to vde 5433 4.81
12.55
Fapper, White, por pisal.... Popper, Black, per pioul... Battan, Stails, parpion!. Tattinn. Bangar, per pioal. Sandal Wool, Mainbar, per pioul. Sandal Wood, South Sase, per pul Sayati Word, Manila, per pleal... $1.41 1. Sapan Wood, Siam, por pical $2.25 to 2.25 Sugar, Shot-lug, White, No. 1. p.na... $7.89 to 7.25 17.7.0 to 18.00 Sugar, Shok-long, White, No. 2, p.pel.... A to 4,75 203.3 to 31.0.0 Sugar, Sue Jang, Brown, per-pical... $4.1 to 4.15 $10.30 to 13.00 Sugar Cantly, Shes-Jang, par pils to D.80 $10.49 to $1.00 Hugar Cundy, Foochet, per plya 39.67 to 2.84 $34.00 to 45.00 Sugar Candy, Swatov, White, pornina). $7.85 to 7.74
...16 no to 47.60
$0.50 to 0.0% | p-pical. $900 to 585 p.pioal. $160 to 210
B.
SHIPPING IN THE CHINA WATERS.
DENTINA-
TION.
VEGJEL
ĮDARE-OF ANDIVAL
CAPTAIN.
** KLAR AND BIO.
TONI
$TEO to 7.74)
$5.25 to 5.30
$2.15 to 13′′
$15 to 2.13
Tl4.0.0 to $.6.5
8.3% to 8:3
CONSIGNEES.
DESTINA-
TION.
YOKOHAMA
when they first saw us they thought we wers into the first of the Netcbellik encap Netobiliks, and were in consequencovory ments on the last day of May. The core much frightened, so that while some of our mony of opening coramonication was similar A We got an observation on the 21st at noon people were dreading an encounter these poor to that with the Ooqucenik-silliks a few days me latitude to be 65 dop. creatures were shalug in their shoes and before, with the exception that instead of which showed 08
pia line of battle in front of them, and sont 45 min. Nortli, agreeing closely with Lieu-afraid to come out of their igloos. They all remaining in their igloos the men were drawn tenant Schwetha's dead rockening. This curried knives in their bands, but is weapons up i Recording to the chart, would put us on the thes inight as well have cried nothing, out an old woman to find out who we ware worth bank of Wager River but as yet we Most of them were hits of hoop iron or copper and what, wo wanted. If our designs hd bae worked down to a blade and fastened upon bear bostile, and we had billed the old wo 36 of it, nor did we "nabre.
man bir fighting strength would not have had we wnything that looked like such long handles of reindeer horn.
been reduced and it would only have Been quently-sce river. This can be accounted for by this link in the oarty aise men, nearly one lose old womante care for. They carried od Bruds los hirtings, por pione... presumption that the aurvey was made during the early summer, when the lakes are full, all belonging to the immediate family of 20 their bowe in their handy with arrows fixed -and-sonid of the valleys connecting them may old man, who acto us spokesman. He said to the strings, but when the old women
us in a friendly Grey Suietings, 71, pa piste.. have contained water enough to float-s-beat.ho Was an Ookjoolik, hut he and others had shouted back that we only a series af disconnected lakas. Fresh numerous and warlike neighfiours, the Net-manner, striking their broasts and saying day Shirts,--le, por picos uusk 2x tracks were seen on the 27th, and on chillike. His family coinprised pearly all Mary-tu-me, though Joe afterward told drey Shirtings, this, per plan the 29th we lay over to hunt some that that was left of the tribe which formerly ocme that one of the men wanted a figh: troy Shirtings; it is perploeg Equéesik had seen after coming into camp cupied the western cast of Adelaide Ponin-nyhow. It seams they have a custom to try.Cloths ydu.i.da. p. p. death in the tribe, and as we drop in, lyde single, XO p.
36in 2.15 on the 28th. After schise, of about three aulas and Big William's Land. We con-kill the first stranger who comes angay T-Clothe, yds. &33.7bsp. po miles we steroaded in killing four, which cluded to encamp with them and got what them alter completed our musk of score, de wo aw no information we could from them enticerning filled that requirement, it stene ho wanted Grey T-Cloth, Sydnatiu8lba. XXp. p. more aither in going to or coming from King our mata and the Franklin ships. We were to carry out the custom. At Equessk's sugandkerchiefs, Moo, por dozen........
PRODUCH. "Esquimana as we approached, and it is probable that Halberchiefs, Ra), por dosen 3078 to 6.75rin, Malscon. The p William's Land. May 3 we found water at a fortunate in finding the old man an interest gostions gun had been discharged in the air Hadhetohiefs, Brown, per lozon
Tarkey el Shirtings, 3 lbs., par piace $2.20 to 2.40 of eight feet, and on the 6th had to Ling and important witness. de eight and a half feet. This was Joe," Istunak and Egocasik, ucted as inter.tlie knowledge that we were bettor art Handkerchiefs, Light Rai, pot dezon 8.76 to 0.77in, Plates, per
0.21 to 9.22 Alum, 1st quality, per piog... dig through the thickest ice we saw of oue winter's forum preters, and through them we learned that than they had some affect in securing pence Vorot Dlack, 32 inches, per var.6.18 to 0.19 Almonds, per pigu.....
30.21 to 0.22A, 3nd quality, por pioul ..... $0.29 0.29 Bark, Siaw, peg pon tion. Aliut noon of the 7th we ran into these people ware in great distress for food. They acted in quite a friendly manner Velvet, floatian, 22 insker por sand... herd of fourteen reindeer, lying down upon The musk or we saw cashed was all the meat after we came among them, and Lieutenant Velveteens, Black, per gard
White Shirtings, to firal, por piece $2.4 to 2 to Becho do Mar, por pical......... a bilkile, and in less than three-quarters of they bad in hand or had had for a long time. Schwatha and I visited all their igloos, hav. Volvateans, Gortinu, per yard
White Shirtinga, 69 to 80 rool, per plugu Ato 3.36 Reos Wax. Inpan, Wite, por pical. au heurter of the lay dead upon the field, An old man of their tribe had starred to ing noodles, thimbles, spoons, koires, and fish White Shirtings, Ata 3rm-1, anepisen 82.15 to 286 Bark, Gambar, per pool......
White Shirtings, 600 real, por pisco...45 to 3.50 Boes War, Hankow, Yellow, por pioul...84466 to 46.50
$1.20 to 5.2 Besa. Wad, White, per pioul...... White Sutting, 7,900 real, pians.
11.6 16 1.701-Bleds' Nests, lab,quality, per gieu33,650 to 2,554 Molen Soede, let quality, par plea...... 24.00 to an Vormicelli, Piontain, por piqul anul 1 believe those who got away carried death about a month before our arcival. We booke with them in exchange for a few un- some loud with them. Lieutenant Schwatka, gave them some reindeer meat, of which we mportant Franklin relics--The next day we
of
15.30 60 5.3 Bird Nasta 2nd canlity, per pintl 550 to 800 Malou Seeds, 2nd quality, per pisal... $4.50 to 4.70 Walents, per plou skeletons near White Blurtings, B, por piece... .. whe remainder with the sleds, said that when fortunately had plenty on the sleds, and told interviewed an old man named Soulcetuar, White Shirtings: A presen
had
53.00 to 3.35 Bird Nests, 3rd quality, ner picul......$75.00 to 210 Mushroome, por nue
$38.00 to 40.50 West, Tigatsin, por plenl
36.10 to 6,13 Reimatone, par picul.
....32.53 to 2.85 Majs, Dry Slate largo, par pleal $8.95 to 9.16 Wheat, Japan, por pical
$12.00 to 15.50 Meals, Dey Samy middle, tar piep. $725 to 74 Wood Oil, per pick.. the firing began it sounded for while like a them where they would find the caronss of
White Shirtinge, BT, porpio00
2.45 be 2.50BnFals Hides, famil
37.90 8.00 ussols, Dry Slam segall, por fin $6.15 to 0.35-Window.lining por doi $2.50 to 4,65 afuta Cow Hidas..... sharp battle, so rapidly and incessantly war mindeer that one of our party had killed the the water line in an inlat about three.or Waits Shirtings, MF, par piose the shota delivered. It clearly illustrates the day before and left on the field because the four miles west from the present camp. Ho White Spotted Shirtings pines... advantage of breechloaders and magazine eleda vers too far off to wait for it. Their bad niso suen books and papers scattered white Brocorta un hon gubs when game is plentiful and muca is clothing was in a dilapidated condition, around among the rocks along the store and Thero though griginally well made, and instand of back from The beach. There were also knives, reindear gloves and abces they wore articles forks, and sous, dishes and cany. The 1 next day a hor kept us in camp, but made of musk on skin, which had a test was no sled there, but there was a boat which one the 9th we pulled out again and found extraordinary effect. The bair of the anush was afterward, broken up and taken away by the sledging in a most wretched condition.ox is several inches long, and it looked us if thenatives with which to mufacture wooden The country was very billy and the snow they had an old-fashioned maff on each haud. entirely gave in any places, so that it They were very good natured and friendly, occasioned much halting and considerable however, and helped to build our igloes and trouble to pick out a route by which thoseduike them comfortable. We obtained frou could move at all. About noon, however, them a few trifling relica of the Erebus and we were rejoiced by reaching the houd of a Terrar in exchange for knives and needles,off by foxes and wolves. Ed had never seen Amoris small river or creek by a perilous Aviog which made them happy. It seemed strange switch down a very long and steep hill. One to its that they should be hungry in a country of the sleds was over brawn, but fortunately swarming with reindeer, but our people ex
Jahuny it sustained no material damage, and was plained to me that in winter it is almost in
Java soon righted and landed on the ice below. possible to get near enough to reindeer te
Ksbg-chi One more Aying run and we were safe upon kill them with nirows, which are their only reindeer
Tonicosh, another Netchilik, about forty-in-Kiang the river. We had to congratulate ourselves weapons. In summer they kill a few upon the good fortune by which we discovered from their kyacks or skin campos while or289- this river, for the land was getting more in the big lakes on thoir imigrations. The five years old, bad nisa bion at the boat place, K. Maru ragged all the time, and we began to fear Netchilliks also kill a few reindeer in this way. batafter nearly everytining had been removed. Naples
feat Pearl that the snow, which was disappearing very In the summer and fall these people outch He lind, however, seen traces of white men in Olaf
Petiedo rapidly, would soon be in such a condition greas quantities of salmon and-cow-c-sil-lik, the Ook joolik country on the western coast Pasig
DiPing-un that we could not travel at all, and we be species of fish penultar to this country and of Adelaide Peninsula, and as late as last left so near and fat bugend reach of our doe-in the neighbouring billa kill o fow thuskummer had picked up pieces of bottles, iron,
Foint. Ookjolik natives had pointed out Tencer tination. The range of hills from which weloxen. Their main dependence, however, is wood, and tin cane on an island off Grant Pow
this island as a place near which a ship had W. Mackinnon Nov. descended to the river was from eight upon fish from Back's and Harris rivers.
THE OLD MAN'S STORY OF WEITE MEN. hundred to a thousand feet high and their peaks entirely denuded of unbw. Licetenant From Ikint-lipatelor, the old Ookjonlik, been sunk many years ago. A man was You-Bai Schwatka decided to keep to the river under we karned at the interview that he only once shown to him, and he pointed to ampot about all-gireumstances, though at present it was before a white rusa alive. That was when eight miles de west of Grant Porat as the place where the ship went down. Ouping, impossible to tell whether it was the Castor, he was a little bog. He is now about: and Pollux or.. branch of Bagr's Biser. It Evo or seventy. He was fishing an Back 6. Oskjonlik Inuit, who lived near the mouth Adolph proved to be the latter, and quite an impor. River when they came along in a boat and of a big inlet that extends nearly across &de- Ado tant brauch which we followed for apsurd of shook hands with him. There were tes men, laide. Peninsula from the head of Wilmot Ames a ninety miles, leaving it only when it turned The leader was called Tos-and-s-roak," Bay, was the fast Esquimau who had gone Annip S. Hall Jae Routh and a right angle to our course, which Joe says fapt the sound he thinks over the west coast of King William's Land. Angusto The entire length is 110 or 120 miles. It ueans Lieutenant Back. The next white This was two years ago. He had seen traces 13. of Orsgon
into Cockburn Bay, on the castern an ho saw was dead in a buck of a big ship of white men near Cape Jane Franklin and C. Stewart ompties shore of Back's River. Lieutenant Schwatka which was frozen in the ice nor an island along the coast of Cape Felis. This inlet, Cugalos named it Hayes River in honor of the Pre- about five miles due west of Grant Point, on oken, of by Toolooah, seemed of sufficient Com Dupont the 11th of May we killed seven Adelaide Peninsula. They had to walk out importance to duseres surveying, and Leu- eident. On: reindeer and on the 13th sine. The country beat three miles on smooth jee to reach the want Schwatka decided to include it inthe Dr. Petermanna No Biogener
Juring Ellen The sun exerted sufficient seems to be illed with game, and nearly ship. He said that his son, was present, search of the Dokjoolik country. overy, day we see two or three large herds.& man about thirty-five youre old, was Our doge get well fed, and are really in finer then about like a child he pointed out that the middle of the day to bring our igloo Emms condition than when we left Camp Baly. We is probably seven or eight years old. About down; but we had finished our interviewing Francisks bad the misfortune to lose one of our beat this time he saw the tracks of white men and were ready to tisit the cove where the. &- Mario dogs, Tockeleguto, Tooloant's lender, on the on the main land. When he first saw them buat and skeletons bad bean four. Out Hange right of the 18th, who choked to death with there wore four and afterward only three. light slal, with plenty of dogs, took us over, Hern a piece of bone is bis not. He had eaton This was when the spring snows were with Semtestaart Toalpost as guides and Importer a piece of the shoulder blade of the reindeer, falling, When his people saw the ship four Tusioah us driver. We found the place. Stanhope which is thin and heaks into fine splinters. The Inuits nsually hide this bono in the snow, as they such accidents are frequent, especially when the dogs eat rapidly, as they always do when there is a number together.
INDICATION OF NATIVES.
Albay
or heard of a caien erected by white ne Artoon Apear along the coast on this side of Simpson Struit Belgio and had never heard of any other traces of Tanabe- white men here. It was a long time in Fokien he had boon there, but he could show us the Hector eros.
MORE TRACES OF WHITE MEN.
power
Nor. Clanchy Nov. 10 Abbott No. 9 Billings
J. Ogsten Kov. 8 de Ridder Nov. 13 Crowle
T. Benning No. 7 Dithlüssen“ Nov: G Whits Nov. 11 Andrasen
Bril. str Brit, str
1718
561-Yuen Fat Hong
509D Eзpraílt & Or
Beit. str 1473 976 Dan. ste Spat.atr 216 Brit, sir. ~Brit. atr- Amr. str Brit-be
203.Chineso
Amr.sch
72 Captain Rudech 72 Walsh, all-3 Co
Aar. sh it Walsh, Hall & Ce
250 Malcolm & Co
80.¦ Captai¤
MANILA,
IN PORTON SUTY OCTOBER, 1880. Brit. bk16 Pelo, Hubbell & Co Spon. bk 523 Uspist
Dan, sh
Brit. bk
Ital. bk Brit. b Span by
873 Captain
Captain
12 Captain
GIL Captain, 5292 | Captain”
Ital. bk 750 Captain
SAIGON.
IN PORT ON 4 NOVEMBE, 1839. Dut, bk 823 Captain
Fren. bk 557 Rafira & Co
Span, bk 575 Ed. R. A. Spoęż
BANGKOK-
IN PORTION 15TH OCTOBER, 18%),
939 Chinese
VERHEIN
DATEOY ARRIVAL
CAPTAIN.
Lie AND BUG.
TUNA.
HONGKONG...
STEAMÉES.
Útomi
Oct 11 Hardy
Pioneer
Oct. 27F: Ashton Sept. 4 Monnöÿ............ Oct. 2
Brit. air Brit str
306, D: Lapraik & Co
943
Birley & Co
Amoy Repairing
Saizar
Oct. 17 Males, Sept. 15 Millor
Scottish Fairy Oct. 10 Tookes
Brit bk
ota vish
1323
D. SABRODI, Sans & Co
Caloutta
Oct. 39 Davidson
0. & 0, 5. S. Go
9. Francisco
Star Qaconat. 13 Brooks: Oct 11 Werner Stelle
Brit. k
Amr.ge
Brit. str Brit. str
Bangkok
A moy.
Brit, etr
1580 Battarßold & Swira
Brit, str.
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Butterfield & Hwiru"?
Conlan
Carricks
Sept. 11 Joneḥ
Dab, ste
1057
Siomaken & Co.
Estroll
Chi. ste
628
C. M. S. N. Co
Frejs
Oct 16 Oct. 22
Brit. str
41
H.C.&L Steamboat Co Canto
Harringtoa
Sept
Jap. str 1133
M. B. 1. S. 6. Co.
Iquique
Bept.
Morini
Jardine, blathosen & Cu
Jassie Stove Ang
Russell & Co
Manuel
Kot.
Brandao & Co
Paradiso
Sept. 24
205
Chinese
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Gao. H. Sterena & Co
477
Russell & Go
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Brit. Hir Dat. str Brit, vtr
1324 831
Butterfield & Sire'
A Boatrico
Jardins, Matbesun & Co
Cabanora
250
rok Acheong & Sons Macao
SAILING WESSELS.
Oct. SiG. Horn Nur. 18 Krasu
807 Wisler & Co
Siani. bk
336 Captai
Brit. sà
853 Carlowitz & Co
Havie
Beit. sob
298 Jardine, Matheson & Co
Citadel Daretto
Oct. 11 Stewary)-
Brit. sel
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300 Chinese
Ant. Hob
155 Qnong Ko
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210 Meyer & Co"
Falzon
Slam.-bk
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1127 Mesengories Maritimes
Glory
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630 Russell & Co
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Goan Gean
Slam. bk! Brit. bg
1.9€
250
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542
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so long without any one around thisy used about three, tiles from camp, and, though Louisa
Olma
Ra
abrigo
to go on board and steal pieces of wood the ground was nearly all covered with snow Macgratho and iron. They did not know how to get in- and nothing whatevor to distinguish it from Normahal sido by the doors and out a hole in the side the cast on either side, we could not bat of the ship on a level with the ice, so that he impressed with the mournful interest
S. Americau when the ice broke up during the following with which the and fate of the loss explorerA summer the ship filled and sunk. No tracks invested it. To our minds there seemed little of the Ago were seen in the salt water ice or on the ship, donbt but that titie was the furthest point Sportar which also was covered with snow, but they in the direction of Hudson Bay that any of B. Allen saw scrapings and sweepings alongside, thom and reached. The party was a smal! Bomatra which seemed to have been brushed off by tans, and had 'provably bean sifted down to Tales" people who had boca living on board. They the few hardiest ones whose anticipation Tekli found some red caue of fresh mest, with of renoue from the horrible death that awaited Tr plenty of what looked like tallow mited with them had not faltered under all their ter Valparaiso it. A great many had been opened and four rible sufferings while they laid the cou-Weser were still unopened. They saw no bread. tinant in view. It probably seemed
them.
But even the They found pletity of knives, forks, spoons, if they could only result the mainland they paus, cups and plates on board, and after-wore comparatively safe.
Tritou
The northers shore of the river is hore high billa-in fact, almost a bounded by mountain range, and as I walked along the a moving along the erest on the 14th the slede river at my feet looked like toys. Inland could see the rocky hills piled together, barren and forbidding, and I could not help fooling grateful that we had found so good roud out of this country, for it would have been next to impossible to have crossed these ridges with cur beavy sledges. About noon we cage upon a freshly eat block of snow turned up on end, an unmistakable judication ward found a few such things on alate after bravest hearts must have snok and that there Ses Gill that natives bad been there within two or the ressel had gono doya. They also were many brave hearts anong them cannot No three days, and a little further ou fresh foot Louks on board and left them, thers. They be doubted, when the awful desolation of
the snow led us to a cache of musk-only took knives, forks, spoons and pane; this country forced itself upou them. prints su 1 meat and wear by a deserted igloo the other things they had no use for. He more powerfal picture of utter abandonment.
laad low and barren, so low, indeed, as to he Chandra Equezik knew by these signs that we were beer saw or heard of the white men's cair could possibly be devised than this. The Amoy in the Ooqueasik-Sillik country, and as the Adelaide Peniten
scarcely distinguished from the se, as both Kiang Ping ANOTHER NATIVE'S GRY. natives never go far from Back's Biver or the
Peowat, son-in-law of the previous witness lay covered with their mantle of snow. Nei Yangtsso Ocqueesik-Sitik, as is the Esquimany o _tile was. joyful newe
and we were all excite a man about forty, said that. When about ther tree nor spratt, and scarcely a bill visible meat at the prospect of speedily meeting the fourteen or fifteen years old he saw two boats--nothing whatever to relive the crushing KORURG natives. We followed the tracks upon the come down Buck's River. One had eight monotony of the scene. No living thing to Shark ice and could see that they had used dogs to men in it and the other did not notice how he seen anywhere, though the eye bed im-ung-ting
He afterward sara stone monument interrupted rango over- so vast a territory.We Cloud drag a musk uskiz for a sled. This is a many. paual mode of travel with these people, who on Moutreal Island, which when he opened Even a self prowling around would have been bare very little wood with which to make it, was found to contain a pocket knife, a pair a relief in the utter lopeliuess that oppressed
All this prosented itself to our winds as Butarių sledges. This supply consists entirely of of scissors, and some fish hooks, which" as them, drift wood, with the exception of the material took away. He saw no paper anywhere
we looked around, but saw no traces of the fiupu they obtained from the small boats of the bout it.
We remained in this camp two days and lost ones, Had we known at this time wha Erebus and Terror, two of which were found on Adelaide Peninsula and we on Bing William's Land.
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Asia
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250 8
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SWATOW
Askold
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Captain Deck
Oot. 23 Inokay
Champlain
French corvette ...
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Craystar
Raspian corrette
8
250
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T. Kramin
Oct, 10] Verrubk
Bangkok
Digit
Cyclop
Geriban gunboat
250
Lieut-Com. Bobalkmanu
Russian grabout
D. of Edinburgh
Russian frigate
Russian transport
Captain Kolteban
Ruter, G. Loy Plattuor
Fren.hk Cher, bk
Baropi
Russian oruise
Captian Grippenburg
German corvette
240
General Admiral Russian frigate Gornostai
Captain Von Hippel Captain Sockoff
in route Vitod
Russiau guabout
-80
Commander Stark
Nagasaki
Oct 5 Larsen
German ganbust
120
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Hongkong
Restor
Fronok frigato
250
Captain Mathisu
Hongkong
Ausamase gunboat
Commander Y.-W..Tong
Hongkong
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Portuguese gunboat
Comusamor Vision
Yokohama
Maria de Molian
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Captain Don T. Olleros
Stanghei
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200
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304
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700
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Shanghai
Russian gunboat
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Russian corrette
Captain Kologerus
Cheloo
Horps
Russian gunbpat
Comaraner Valrondt
Nagasaki.
Opritseboaik
Russian orniser
Captain Sotcstakoff
en route Voc
Pulon
Américar gunbost
200.
Liout. Commander Groen
Shanghai
Plastoon
Rasian porfatte
Captain Polansky
Vladivostock
Prince Pogsreky Russian feigate
12
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Vladivostock
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Russian corvette
11
250
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Vladivostock
Richmond Shoutobag
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Yokohang
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Captain Walitsky
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a half, and before we left ongaged a young we learned a few days later the place would an named Narleyow to accompany us as have had an additional interest, as the spor
Ost guide and seal bunter. His wife, Lonck where the records of the expedition which ladhateaubriand Out. A CAUTIOUS APPEGÁCE.
giri, been brought thus far with infinite toil and F. Babaugh
10ct We marked Hei-chong We left camp at half past seen on the pizookcook, and their child, a little girl, morning of the 15th, a sharp wind blowing also went with us. Our new hunter was care had been irrecoverably lost. ju our faces. We had not gone far when the giren a gun and amounition and placed in the spur carefully for a thorough search when
their cars and finally the care of Equeosik to instruct in the use the snow was off the ground and returned to Occident ́ dogs began to prick up
Our guides informed us that the hout was -started off on a brisk run, tarking and muni of firearms, I noticed that those people have caup. festing great excitement. The fouits at once lightly irer complexions than the natives
on the part of Hudson Buy, and the women are sore- found upside down on the beach and all the Henrietta attributed this unwonted'escrgs of the dogs to the fact that there were people whit more elaborately tattooed, despite which stalatina hareth it. They did not rumen N. Howartson
sure enough, we soon they are quite comely. The children are all her the exact number, but though there were cot far Istant, and
several igloos Ebout three-quarters of a remarkably pretty, but the men base about five or more. raile ahead, with poles sticking in the snow ghastly look from wearing wooden goggles around the-aa evidenca that they were ly goard agaiant enow blindness, which inhabited. The sleds were roy halted and makes the skin around the eye were pro-natives who care in late that his sister was ele
charden Point and wont there with ili sled JR. Worcester preparatione tande to opon ommunication tected by the goggles seroral shades lighter with another partion of the tribe near Forward. Ho with the strangers. The suit of our party than the rest of their face,
We reached Back's Biver in four more returning the next day but one with serural Lady Dongins especially Ishuark and Joe, were very frightened, and said the people we were marches, two of which were on Hares' River families, including an old woman whom woul about to ir cet ware as warlike as the Notchil and two on hand, crossing from the great found to be another importantand interesting Mathu like and always wanted to fight when they tend to avoid the detour that otherwise wo witness. She was one of a party who met M. lactosy
Washington Bay. Since then she bu met strangers. They were somewhat re would be compelled to make. We were min some of the survivors of the ill-fated shipsy assured when their attention was called to pelled to remain in camp one day while ga on be immense advantago we lad over them the land on account of a severo storis: The seen no white men ustil doy. Her neuic is with our treech-loaders and magazine gune day we reached Back's River was also ano of Ahlangyal, a Netebillik, about Bits-five years against their bows sad, apours. In accord the most disagreeable days we marched, and of ago. Sho has a fine; intelligent face, aul
siglit to us, after nearly trea quantity of jet black hair, slightly tinged Bebemin the Inuits arded themselves with
much
it was n
That night Equeesik learned from, two Amlessador
Antonio
Barfield
ance with the custom of the, Coires months reselling prer an entirely unknown | with gray, that had probably never been an. Lores
nd spears, while the white men carried their country, to find ourselves withm easy reach poyed by any efforts at arrangement and Matchless itles or revolvers. All the men and boys of our destination. It seemed as if nothing hung down over shoulders or straggled over ther advanced toward the igloos but not a how could prevent the accomplishment of her face, without reserve or molestation. nout was to be seen.
Two or three dogs run our desire. As long as we were dependent succeeded during the interview in goiting a out and tarked and then a to where the open the snow the prospect was growing very daracteristic portrait of bor, the was subsequently sleds were baited, the women and children are and more dubious but with the salt authenioity of which
We her friends at once identified her by cowering down behind them. When within wazer fee beneath as we folt Esured of bested when I had forgottun het asny and
our reaching our destination in due season. And
Taluark party batted while Equeesik
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325 Johceton & Co
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FOOCHOW.
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SHANGKAL.
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1215 8iens & Brit. ali
& C: Farnham & Co 242 Gibb, Livingston & Co-
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Brit. bk
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Ook 28 Stepletou
507 Jardine, Matheson & Co 379 Nils Moller
832
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Huw. ht 803 Captain Beitok
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1198
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340
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M: Hamann & Co
760 Browne & Co
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IN PORT ON Er Durosen, 1880
Aug. 28 Slocum
Anita
Antan
Out. 4 Erane
Amr, bk
Post.
4 Moson
Swed:g
Potte
MORE NATIVES ENCOUNTERED.
were white men with our party. Presently
to
M. Lebanon The day we left Montreal Island two scale relics, though perhaps it would seem easy Poluam one man crawled timidly out of the doorway were killed, which were the firstine leaving and profitable. In many instances what ap- Victory
We found the stonce from Peared to us be interesting relies they told Play
to be an inherent quality with thom. They Kaangawn M. never attempted to deceive us in regard
Jap. bk
Say Hall
ips. 77 Sobnitger Oct 4 Whiting
the
alioat three hundred yards of a camp retained one day at Montres! Island to look portrail. It is but fair to state that we Amethyst
went a few paces further and began shouting for the remains of the exit spoken of by have reason to put great faith in the state. H mething which I afterward learned was Poovat, but every trace of it had been re-tuents of these peuple, as truthfulness snenie
with which they were at moved, as he said. Equocsik's Dano," quainted, and announcing the fact that there
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Italian Irigate German barralte
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12 400
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IN PORT ON 31st ODTOBER, 1880.
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870 Walsh Hall Co
55 P. Bohm
of an igloo and asked in question, which must Hodson
Mr Gilbert, the 'deatustist, was told that a one
have begt satisfactorily angered, for them the northeast end of the island much less came from the natives of Bepulse Ba soon followed and armnged themselves along than mapped, and went into carap well up and elsewhere. (To be continued.) pidly of f, then all of them abouted an in- the coast, after killing three, poladeer. We invitation to advance, whereupon se appronagait took the land, crossing the Orle Point ched and conversation between the Iunits and Richardson Point peninsulus, which we became general. We were objects of great food euch wider than mapped. Io an inlet curiosity to the strangere, most of who saw west of Bichardson Point, or "Nu-ton-tar-ridiculons. white men for the first time. It seems that ro," as it is known by the natives, we ran
in judge pornesteemed in sancts than in his look Diamond Oot, 23 Baada judicia! empacity, bad complained of the musical te
Taree Trial by Jurg, ar tending to make the Bunch Dia
Demorist "I do not Bou," remarked the author, why he should monopolies that privilego."!
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