The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

wnsL'ro ESrtnrrnr.-A REsanKaBLE vsraGE.-
We are indebted friend for the following account
of The whaling cruise completed by the ship Junior,
Capt siias Tinkhsu, ownsd BY Messrs. ID. X. Green
Co, 81 this city. which, for daring adventure and
ps,sv.ring Effort perhaps nnpaIall.led ~ The an,
THE port December TO- 1s47 and after unsuccessful
erui,e In the Ipdiss ocean, touehed at Van Dismsn
Land for recruits, bsvirg obtained only 100 bbs OF
spers o sixty which sold At that place for pay
Hent of rsfre,hnerts and other nscsvsres for ast
' efpi,s where o,pt ,n,han hai % been niSrma n.n,.
Town November 21 lsfs, without n consort for the
southern Polar and In lat 05 fell In With the
Ice barrier and cruised nlong Its margin until the bth
ofFsbrusry. during hch time the Junior probs-
bly, mere than one housand miles distant from any
other vessel and cut OF from any hope of assistance 10
Of accident The cruise however proved entirely
unsucoessful; humps and npbacks we're nomerous
with other ndicstons o. whales but not single sperm
or Tight whale fallen In With. The weather vas
fine. On the 1b<h of March, 1879 touched at Nangs'
Ios bay New Zealand. aud saiei thence 10th asrch,
for the Norsh Polar and reached Behring's Straits,
where they took eleven vhslee MASKING 800 bbls OIL
the fret the 9th day Of June and the last on he
18th Of Jsly Just four months from the time 81 e.s-
ing View Zealand the Junior completed her cargo ~
purchase Of 200 bbs of OIL from the wreck o the chip
Riehmond Capt Winters, of cold Spring N y: and
also purchased the wreck lay stranded In 81 Ls-
rsncs Day. and fsved iron 10 chains, snch.rs, aud
Other articles. which taken to Honolulu sept
2sh end sold part Of The ee.rs ana crew Q, sns
and siled thence for home On the 2lst 81 oer
Aher the unsuccessful cruise IN tie southern hemi-
sphe the Junior passed from 90 deg South % 90 deg
". thus making in seven months and twenty days q
run Of more thss ten thou'snd miles, exclusive OF
the dttance In cruising fer whales, sud obtaining
La the mean time fuIl cargo Of oil and bone accom-
ysfpg the distance from the South pesr circle TO the
North pclsr circle. and taking 1900 bbls oil 10 hvs
mouths and ten days. We not aware that q smi-
lar schievemsnt has been performed by ship OF any
nsIeb; aud 10 certainly affords striking illustration
Of the ndomisble energy and perseverance, ~hch ct
tends our hsrdy Ner Esgsnd vbslemen. In the pur-
suit the monsters of the dep through every see
brintipg then into communication With all nations
tine ~ih the Jspsnete by relieving their unks
when in ds;resa and restoring them 20 their country
tanotber pay log their respects 60 the Khan OF Tar
tafy and the Nanchoce and anon sstOnshibg by their
.obed freedom and Independence the oppressed sub
jec's of the asr TetrO foauvsk or ~ In the past
year, bcidrg council with their friends the ma
tves f Behring'S strait, the last Of vhom To their
credt be 10 spoken have svibced warm friendship
towards opr dy in their doninions and
cordsiy rendered effective assistance as In the case
the pbfortuDse ship Eiohmond, IN aiding the enoru
TO get her sssn aHost, and In saving her cargo. We
trpst that the good feeling which the intimacy With
arctic friends has mepcsd may continue unim.
paired By any upkind or dishonorsbs treatment II
thsn By cur vef.is which msy hereafter visit their
uresnlsl but bospitsbe oosst -New Bedford (naa }
n'rc~v Jgn.17.
Issso b Dunn, q member Of the House Of Delegates
of virginia resigned his seat In tbat BODY TUESDAY
lsst Mr. Durn's sister " the Nrs White, who, trs-
yelling With her husbspd. their vsy n santa Fs,
seized and carried on vith her child Into o.etivi
tJ by band q Apache iDdisns lie bss resigned his
seat In order TO accompany psrty vho TO set out
immediately for the Inoisn country IN ordsr posi-.
II a 20 at.r. .~Af hta afsfar