Papers And Despatches Relating to the Arctic Searching Expeditions of 1850-51-52 : Together With a Few Brief Remarks As to the Probable Course Pursued By Sir John Franklin
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long. Further progress being prevented by water, and we being still without traces, and the dogs' provisions being exhausted, no other course remained than to return to the ships, which we reached, after rapid journeys, at midnight on the 20th of May.
" The carpenters and people on board were immediately set about pre- paring a boat to endeavour to reach the water scene.
" On the 29th of May, the second mate arrived, having left Mr. Goodsir in 75° 36' N., and 96° W. Water had been seen by them ...to the northward, from their furthest station. He made a very rapid return, having run in one day from twenty-five to thirty mUes. Every one on board continued actively employed, preparing the boat, provisions, &c., and on the 4th of June it started with one auxiliary sledge and one dog's sledge ; the whole party being in charge of Mr. Manson.
" On the 6th June, Mr. John Stuart returned with his party from Cape Hurd, after an absence of thirty-one days, but without having found any traces either indicative of the course pursued by Her Majesty's ships Erebus and Tbkror, or of any searching party having subsequently passed along the coast.
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long. Further progress being prevented by water, and we being still without traces, and the dogs' provisions being exhausted, no other course remained than to return to the ships, which we reached, after rapid journeys, at midnight on the 20th of May.
" The carpenters and people on board were immediately set about pre- paring a boat to endeavour to reach the water scene.
" On the 29th of May, the second mate arrived, having left Mr. Goodsir in 75° 36' N., and 96° W. Water had been seen by them ...to the northward, from their furthest station. He made a very rapid return, having run in one day from twenty-five to thirty mUes. Every one on board continued actively employed, preparing the boat, provisions, &c., and on the 4th of June it started with one auxiliary sledge and one dog's sledge ; the whole party being in charge of Mr. Manson.
" On the 6th June, Mr. John Stuart returned with his party from Cape Hurd, after an absence of thirty-one days, but without having found any traces either indicative of the course pursued by Her Majesty's ships Erebus and Tbkror, or of any searching party having subsequently passed along the coast.
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