New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11

ae,r--I hsye the honor to report, for tne infor-
nation Of their lordships. q summary OF my pro-
ceedipss since the 2sth ult., at which date mad
the honor of despstchiDg my last letter.
IL returned to Fort Simpson On the so Instant
from which date until the llth my own party
as also the people OF the Fors were ous"y Gu,
gagged in preparing the boats for the voyage, some
OF the blue jackets volunteering to act as carPen'
tiers. and handling the saws aud planes with near,
ly equal facility as the marlinspike. nave naa
the new boat Try Again length 40 feet, keel ~
feet, beam feet inches, depth feet lnones,
masts 90 feet) fitted with two mssts' lore ana ait
sails, and an iron keel band. she Is cer. a.
very large, bat the only smaller o9as suere 49,.
for Sir T. Richardson,l is not OF suincens oapSo"y
10 contais all our provisions, and, should we nave
the good fortune to discover the missing party,
NE sban he enabled TO afford them more efficient
assistance. although her size will entail on the
party little extra work as porta5es' &c
1.-THE Logan was as thoroughly repaired ana
fitted az posSible, and having received provisions,
stores. &c. from Fort Simpson, we started from
that noas ON the 18th inst reached Fort Norman
on the 18Th, stopped there one night 70 receive
the contingent of provisions and stores from tnas
station snd arrived here yesterday n Jrnlng, nav.
ing pulled day and night (the wind being almost
constantly fresh against as with the eAcePs.on
of enc or two trials of sailing, In which the Try
Again (which name have given to the large
boat answered as well as could be expected. we
have hero completed our supplies, amounting 20
As cases sufficient for 100 days for our party Oh -
al intend also TO take up the pemlcan ourled
at Point Separation, leaving notice tnere snouiu
any parties arrive and need PROVISIONS oil the
nearest poat where they may be ootaineo' "nicn
i consider to be that on PeePs River, TO reach
which cannot occupy them more than three days
at the furthest although do not consider It prob
able that any party can arrive, or, ct any rate,
before our return, when l shall, If possible,
replace it.
papy Us as hunters, and made arrangements for
Others TO look out for us on the banks OF the Beg
hoos or Inconnu, should we ascend that river,
which they say is seven nights from this, and wen
stocked with deer but we should probably take
a rather longer time TO accomplish the journey
across as our men cannot be such expert walkers
as those trained from their infancy TO the exercise
"Should we fortunately attain Banks Land,
and find the sea clear to the eastward and fsvo.
rable breeze, am led to suspect that we may
possibly proceed to Port Leopold bat only name
this an a possible chance, should their lordshlps
not hear from nae of our return this season. Again,
could we only reach Cape Bunny with our boats,
whence Sir j. Ross turned to the south, We should
certainly not return, but proceed foot for which
think we cannot be better provided, all hands
being equipped with dresses and mocassins OF moose
leather, than which nothing is better adapted TO
resist the icy blasts Of the frgd North, requiring
less under clothing, which should always be of
flannel or woolen, except for the feet, dofflle or
blanket wrappers being far preferable to any kind
of sock or stocking; and thus the men are less
tightly and cumbrously clad than with the usual
provision of cloth garments English leather shoes,
&c.
81 have written to Mr. Rae, requesting sup
ply of provisions, clothing &c; the former to
meet our wants, in case of our return by the Beg
hools, and to carry to the wintering station,
which the period of our arrival can only deter
miDe-the latter to repay our Indian hunters, who
will not go further south, and such others a. may
assist us, for their services.
= ave are Just on the point of starting and
hope to reach the sea about the 23d inst. When
ever meet with remarkable headands or points,
either on this coast or otherwise, l shall take
care to leave conspicuous notices oil our vislt, ano
perhaps deposit of provisions Our stock, on
leaving Point Separation, will consist OF $500
lbs. of dry meat and loo lbs Of pemcan, also
half dozen cases of reserved meat, which Will
remain so to the last.
"Agreeably with the opinion expressed in the
latter part Of my journal, do not think that Cap
tain Collinsons shps will be able to get along the
coast from BENT R9S ss6 s' than
at the time of our last voyage. The steam launch
will have good chance, as drift wood ispleatiful
along the coast east of Cape Halkett; and, OF
course, boats may again do what boats have done
before.
"The season has been extraordinarily fine, and
our steersman ian intelligent mani who was on
the coast in both expeditions Of SrJohn Richard
son and Mr. Rae, 10 confident of an open sea
Others also, natives OF the country, are OF the
same opinion.
"Should find provisions and fuel plentiful on
Banks's Land, it is possible that may winter
there, for the further prosecution of our search
next season.
"In conclusion, beg to assure their LordshiPs
that no efforts las before said will be spared TO
endeavor to carry ont their wishes to the utmost,
and hope that the termination Of this season may,
by Gods blessing, throw some light upon the
whereabouts of the missing ships.
al have the honor to be, Sir yours &c,
"W. J. s PULLEN, Commander, ~,
Commanding Boat Expedition IN the Arctic beas
ITO the Secretary Of the Admiralty"
Reform I'm Chancery.
Lord John Russell has brought 10 bill to re-
form the administrat alton of the Court OF Cbancery.
1t proposes the establishment of Court, which
shall be called the Supreme Court in Chancery,,
or "the Lord ChancellOrs Court" and that In that
Court shall sit the Lord Chancellor, the Master oil
the Rolls, and one Of the judges Of the Courts OF
law, to be summoned from time to time for that
purpose and any two Of them shall have the
power Of hearing causes, and that in the absence
Of the Lord Chancellor the two others shall have
all the power and authority in the Court OF Chan.
Gerry which the Lord Chancellor possesses. Ap-
no ala in and all other atatutOry iurls-