New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

y,,,x .,rs la. aimee down ~ - Nsa'Ne'.h ~, -,
AN Ia AIS az &i6 Bat toe coming sues' NV ii
yer, large. and Ne have numerous n"u.~S - nt,<
IsrS. anoans IN band and the Wy ieoa inc A. N'S
ports
rssv~y Of CaitsssoSs.
s,s s.,s,,.cc rs--s.y Mach Is Ss
The 6rst two parties that 10 the fsc'nc t""se
I'M l~ig we're unsuccessful The land psry acsn
rish,, hny-it Was deficient in fvls. and cvce Win
mean. VA. not authorized hire aborcrs a. the wass
of the country The officers could rss support th<'as
selves up,n thcir salaries yet the chei oi the party ~
f,an,-wth gross Injustice 20 himself aud anst tho
urY.u en- r,acs IL hls ircnds-roni entering sso sy
SPECULATION or werk OF engineering, ~hea ohers Tor In
latter we're daily made BY which be- could have cahssd
q fortune =, xn
The lIylwcrsPAc party VAS in part successful Ih"
reconnaissance of the Coast, trm Monterey e. tie Co
bnbs kycr and the survey II the cnt AMI Tar NJ
thar rycr were made With m Inefficient AMI mutt nous
crew Whenever boat lett the weasel side the OH 80"
"a il srEed to rePe sI'acA and PreScrs acse"""
II, part, that came uut IN Dwere ~ ei1barrass"d
s.r funds As the former The appropriation iS hartcrn
ueutA. WORK was slOOU and from this was "a % de-
ucte the cost bringing 0ur persons and irstrHmeats
irvm the States'-paying their salares, an ID part
the subsistence This could leave little Tor wcrk buI
the hire of labor wss ob,ate BY the chief and aids I'M
d.raking 10 perform manual labor IA whatever shsPc
pres. med itself In weeks after arriving IN SA1
frMciseo they TOOK the held and a!lcr occupying %
Astronomical AMI magnetic station and executing NE 70
biography in connection with &C. forced rcltSeausV
abandon further active service ior the want " funds
but The commercial interests Of CsSornis could nc bss
ALLOW cd suffer in this manner aud our Scuafco ~
Representatives succeeded in obtaining an approptatiea
IT li0D0 for this coast AnUther party VAS iminsdt-
at,y s,nt out and ydograpAic party followed IN tho
spring ct loIl. The work commenced N earnest-tee
officers In great measure len 10 their own Jud9-
ard not bound by strct instructions; being or tho
sro they tho best Judges VI tho work most ru-
CURED
The .tstrcmom,osi sad Magsef,c parry undertook the
determination II the prominent headiands and harbou
tho cst ami especially those where light housrs he'd
been ordered BY congress. In cuancction with the
party Typographical party Tor tho execution 81 tho
Topography he country adjacent to tho stations
cuped Ihc plan OF operations embraced tho detsr-
mnsth OF the longitude md latitude oi these primary
stations, and the connection With them nj secondary
points and harbor by means OF chrooomc,ers &c It,
magnetic defamation aud magnetic elements generally
were be determined and whenever practicable tidal
observations 10 be- made Ia pursuance Of this plan,
~gh primary and thirteen secondary stations have besa
ssss pied beswssa Han Diego and Admiralty Inlet. -
the Topography u the primary ones executed
The fasxslsfses Ysrfy commenced Ice labors In Han
fyari-co hay, esecated thst at San Diego and Mon
tsrey Pays and the Columbia River toward Csthlanst,
snd iron Tho return OF the assistant In charge to thu
States ths rht of The astronomical party commenced
The tangustion Of tho Santa barbara channe-bat tho
baness oi the rainy rendered mpoltic IN peos
e'ute h. The namber OF stations occupscd in tho
ecuon Of tie uangulaiiOn has been very great, be-
cause, Ike that Ut the preceding phty they are eos
sisnty IN the field and have been generally favored with
good weather
The TcpogrsPh.esi paais' have finished San Diego
ais. ais. bays part u Monterrey BAY the npnrt,urhrs
entrance, and part Of San frsncco bay anil arc s q
worh On m giving shore lane sd po,nls tho hydro
graphic party. We shink that undue accuracy and
inafensss IL required In traeng tho and plotting
the accidents sf Mh-rather noun tsins-wherp there
no earthly OF H. We appreciate IN. deleaey nd
correctness Of the work yet think thar screti0a
s1Power should rect sith the typographical officers
where he most labor and care .ioold be cxpoaded In
this county tAr Pafu~s are carried tInlsus. az
r~s.~ a"f the gwatsst cost occurs psecisrlv xb.s,
there Is the least need oi minuisues. of detail
he Hydroa'sphS party commenced operstlon. bv n
preliminary survey Of Humboldt lay, Thea S,cssl
The rectnnoissance OF the coast fron Is,nt. A., -.
Reyes 10 the MeNea Boundary and In ordr, "a :, 80
,hi' as eoap'eh as such S0rk b. Afervsrd ro.m
nh"d shh ihs astronomical party os tho uo,, a,a,.,
us 81 th" lont tnie ani latitude ~ m. bar
Tors Of the Man aud the Islands II the u. g. -
channel Por this purp,s. two sxnrditl.o. '' sa
suh sen'y ehronometer Tho srcom.,s..,,.. o.,
has MOI Jst Been pubshsd though IL bs. ber,, 60,
lsn q "asAHston. and much dsappoin,me a, /. an.
. t,.s interested la our stesnsLy. 81 eosse-
- 70 "h appearance. Ali the harb .rs m, -
oser coa', have been surveyed All s.,ane a. ). "a "a
= q. ' GUS XIV sn moss Il them hAy. been publ,sAsS
ne ~ N"th undertaken wss tho r.eoros a.. - -
- IT,, ,|"nb'a River To the enfrane. 4 Adu,r,I
.-d The bar and entrance of Col.mb,a IL ny
-..,.'- zoe surveyed and s,unied AMI u =. s.,as E
ohs gwen. The OPERATIONS u Ibis ~, AZ s s.n's
liz catass Ia WINTER AMI IL u zoe enuaysS /.
,ld,l ays ass Of Han fraBe.oo Lay snl hs.'c;ng :.
hen -. Ne nod sifstai ofcsr. 10 TIE, s,., s.,.
here ssss ~ rs ga and ,Ar a.'.s - lie 90 day
sna "m MArthur. ieuteaau. c. ~
-. , sa y The photographic parsy 0so ID ,in.on.
: n ". ~" % the Astronomical dspads~at Az, nary'
Issss u e.. d.,. s IT the T.yosapl.' dP aea,.
the rs,~pae Df TIE soethern part It "a State In
'@''f 'acee.~ Very considerable 81.
., Psttstesl Isesus-
en- 80 =. ''"h h5T thr rssision & u fsrf. 90 ts
H. 20 . a, t'n"sso MT ID. - ~ 81 "f fs. .fg
~,,t, "arch They have b. - mr. meeting, .Iiss
80, ng asy nRg fate r. tstn -. be "s-