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THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. Next morning, Altamont Bell and the Doctor repaired to the Porpoise . There was no lack of wood, for, shattered as the old "three-master" had been by the icebergs, s
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THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. Next morning, Altamont Bell and the Doctor repaired to the Porpoise . There was no lack of wood, for, shattered as the old "three-master" had been by the icebergs, s
CONCLUSION. It would be useless to enumerate all the misfortunes which befell the survivors of the expedition. Even th…
RETURN SOUTH. Three hours after this sad dénouement of the adventures of Captain Hatteras, the whole party were back …
MOUNT HATTERAS. After this conversation they all made themselves as comfortable as they could, and lay down to sleep. …
THE ENGLISH FLAG For a few seconds they seemed stupefied, and then a cry of "Hatteras!" broke from every lip…
GETTING NEAR THE POLE. Hour after hour passed away, and still Hatteras persevered in his weary watch, though his hopes…
THE OPEN SEA. Next morning by eight o'clock all the remaining effects were on board, and the preparations for dep…
FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW. On the fourth of July there was such an exceedingly dense fog, that it was very difficult to k…
MARCH TO THE NORTH Next day at early dawn, Hatteras gave the signal for departure. The well-fed and well-rested dogs w…
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