New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

a. ~, u 1tS.b tbsy were of Cape Bathurst
Whep - Care Pary open water . the northw nd IN
1T cS,, VI Glare 10 push Cor Banks Land and when
stout sixty miles from tbs CsIs hey ie IA WITH an m
Iyovr eo:s,. which was named Barring Island. Posing
a. s.rsit between this slan and cOlsi that was called
ce AIberts Land they reached the a,itule OF - deg
xbere lee impeded their further progress The season
.ndderly charging tn ship was oeei ana 'sced % We
ser IN the nsck Drifting 20 the sOat1slrd, they were a
r,.,sv frozen I'd in lat - 30 -. long. IL 20 ".
nTe travelling parties in Tie spring uni no traces OF
the missing expedition bit discovered AID laid down n1cl
ne Itb ofJuy 1851 tho ice broke ~ and freeing
the shir an endeavor made 70 pub a. the nlATFd
tovard Melville Hand but impene;rable PACK In lai
IS IS lorC rs w, preclded their comPetns waat
,bir Sutuun travelling parties had proved a. Dc the nh
w.. uesface An aiiemFt now made 70 round the
south IN Store OF Barring i-lald, and proceed Rp 'h e'
aide and with great peril the vessel they succeeded n
rer, hrg as far lat - and long III - where they
were r. zer in on the eih OF september - 01d have
never since been able thu ship. Iheirrerori W.
dero,ifed q, Winter HaTDor the yeay following Ton
mauder Cintocks visit. while employed On Cap'ain
Ausiens expedition. 90, >.
Csrfain Clure Iourne, viz smoking hlock- AMI
Terrified forest lie also states that during ne in,ar
With The natives he only met With any host
epou.trstors This occhrrcd at Point arr near The
Mackenzie where attempting 10 land t"o nltl'es WIN
ing gestures waved hem Oh II "' nor "tho'
much GifS ly that they pacined anu thea tley re
LATED that al cir tribe bal the Chief and h- alex Ia u
T. IN seeing the ship sl Hg az reason tha me- ieared
IT, hip had 70 vnge de death OF hIe man
:hey iaf murdered SOM n- ago Ley ilul'I-i ihe IN
ter ttef r,lsed that some white had come there
boat ard that they built Themselves 30 - ana Lived
there last Ire natives murdered ne emu 'he 9ls's
escrl.d tlev knew not Where bat tn murdered msa
v as buried IA spOtthCy poi tied oIt t!ieA = conias
on preveut.d Captain " Ciure fom examining tns local.
t. vii, is much to b. regretted a. here ID the probable
POSITION where boat party endeavons TO return by the
Ms,ktnz'e would have ehcCmped. go
have Row only 10 state, further, ier Their 'rds ms
Il a. nation IN his head that Command Cure hal
n de- arr uemeuts for desons the ship 10 have en
carried ou Jew DAYS later than the oqp1tnnc airNn of
H.. cr rom the Re- ute and that Captain et sent
lie recon 20 report upon the hcalth of te crew he
also d,ssd hat houa there not be among them 20 m.u
who would volunteer remain another winter, captain
Curo Wa - desert HI. vessel Tho ln.r.pd va eX
rCc; Boechey Island v It'll the crew, ana ~ -" IA
Teli e. lad odert iho NYrh 81 30 be prepe on her
nr,il 10 proceed 70 England sailing tho lst II SIP
tcnbr aid o leave the Intrepid AZ Beechey lnd IN her
have now in con,lul'u. the Intelligence ga ned con
cernnr the Arctic searching sluadron- To- ac1 iaint thef
lodLils 81 te dangerous position N w4ieh ,he Not1
4 the inter-. Shortly atesl len Beecnsy i'it
la. wear in my yacht tho Isabel violent gale winch
orcCuuto "a in the straits drove the North ear on shore,
vlere ~ remained during the whole winter, AM wSs
OILY ct on tli. spring without much d.tc1l'y -.
IN natural history are 0ile 10 odd Ia ge Collection
of minerals muse umsi neatly ilO cinens 81
crs and earthly substances have been 0btsinei at differ
eut Ioits Of the coasts Of Greenlani Specimens a'o o
Tho hower az and root plants Of all the kinds NO nave
not VIII, carefully preserved and such cru'iase'ns
auL her err from The auma kingdom e. our I'm
d have allowed Ia 90 collect ar prepared iof tho
rrrel meteorological journal has been kept a tide
ns.r ~ he direr,jon' dp and force oi the mlgno'
Thee have leen carried by Mr Salron. aud the lao
lomet,d NJ. Bel. whose industry IN ths ofan,n OF sti
enc f. well proved ny the mass OF valuable matter he hs
have only now TO be- lat their Lorl'h;e- Will ac-
cDt nv assurance at The perfect satisfaction have re-
cfyed L he conduct OF every officer ent in the
{af.li rtd irequen,lv imminent peril each has done
H. duy with z."i ana "i"ei"s 'h~' hAo No." ~ ''
On ,beir return south through Bofins Bay, souninss
rntI,d an ,he track chart At 2sso fathou were Tied
without reach ~ bottom The Inc was upward of three
l,urs end half running down and the lead was more
than ln.i hundred weight.
pateh in the nvcfs gator dctaist the nie ndod ops
rtoIs The expedition Tor bo year 1854 the vessels do
r,rurn 10 Engle II Is as folows from Com " Clure
"EFP N,Irsry's DI.COSFRf SNIP igFFsrf1ArpH,
Paw Of Mercy. Bdring's Island, pill 3, 1853 !
SIR. In the event ot orr 10 getting % ha2iaht tur
wear ilik IL 5ary to acquant YOU Tor w lnofl
i'm a. the Lolds Comm soner- II The Admfhiy Whlt
our or,rsons VII be- TO eject that object in is' thai
tb,r Lod-hiTs MAJ be enabled TO take such co'PeIa'e
nea,ui,s Tor ON rCliaf as may appear eSpedeN.
should the Ice break up in IN bay .li ciel'y e"y
toIcp Of our getting through he : ats ths 7eA-on
Gtd hltrg TIE water open 70 .lo cas- at ,R1,t
soll inc 10 take on board any prov rions ron rof ~
rod Tut IT, on the contrary. the Ice shout oe thif -
rard Lancaster Sound. would II possiOl, proceed o.
Pill ~.rod and coIap!lte q - mouths provisions AMI
4 mi unt,ug IN Tie pack geiiis through IA prefer
tu,, to fcmaDiuc above ai lie port H. however We Ao
. / = o
81. I. i,av, tow n the end a April u.d make .or PJft
It,l,la wltIe am aware that there i' goo! o1at'
/. ue uud oUI stl pie and when the IA sapa l'o
ot,rs. proceed 90 POND b.! coa-ins Hy.8 tl' ,i'u
,fne ii BatoW's Straits. Arriving at roma pay
cad fld.us ir, n tie Esqnmaux ma DO winners hH.'
n Sttiten tl,fr, -h.ulI ihte anl .itH o.. a''H' "
lg- as ny provisions wou4 admit az o. 20 l9a 10 >
v,.t ft Of Bat n- Boy. keeping CLOSE along .he ~ u
Ca r vhts cr tlti~ boats are alIn cerain OF pc
iul n,i with Failing ill., should 90 - O. Dt,o WIN "a
I,ft of gett'nl passage ia como Oh me Dil'h
c, me d.. re annually and leave OBJ te 'ennhs
al Sruh,r: or ttDs too late ~. ,hlm 'i ,h tlt-e
orEu ccse ,r, oi t-er '9as,nr se. l.' M
a. mace among Toe seu meni@ VI -,o "a7 e'tt'.g 'l
ffaicrr an i lGn'c voyage. ..'u -e..N.1 va -. II.
D. ts,t lld. wc mast ~ nfcc--iy f,nll ull h
fTsvilg season az that s,.cem.nt. 9Ao.ii aay -
i,t liftf, IS .rs be stLf i0r Or1 reti anu '" ia ~
f d PIT s.f. d. uiiiDe ruu. ll.u ntD l.4'i
a az route VII te l,f * the to)r OF iAe h!ise on
y der. Point, on come con priIu' i'i''T - ID"
eve, tie cont 1.' 10 in'.iai'' tuoeI o. u = a.
ort having been there, may Dc ~ oA.5 suilieI l'
s,us .eti catastrophe has haf opened eiher ION o'lS
eelt,d INTO he Polar Sea or sma ned m narrow
,fa sft,o.s ett. II such should o. W. case wal" D
-,.,.r WI uof artoira'e, o. VIII taln be CUTE IN
ecrsnfv o. teI etrate further To- me "e't"ail TOT 1AI
rI,i A. Is he period that an ye'sl e9uil te'ei IN
ron we NUT nom want u provisions a.. haze pefishei
!n.r,l ,a.e would submit that th1 officer may % d.
r,rstt rlturn and ~ means incur tAr d-aToF %
i,..ro lr lives In que.t Of those VINO Wal tnsl DO h
mo 4 however, it may occur 90 VS. ihe cl-. VIA
-It, T.s., flsr lie ice may 1T br x mp n Prn'e
T,,nts Irlff dining The whole sumner, x "a as ven t-
no, d against such contingency Il ,u'h sh'u9 mp
in /, 81 oud Zee necessary 10 wiu1fs 81 i.i' h1Pti al
g., A. fi.td ~ the locality OF any mp nat MINT o. sen
fr,o, reii,f sl 81 th.ak 10. ht Dc accompanied WIN
ouf ID, very Greet fcuy. a. although sucn YES ma
u.t b. srfLiCd 20 gci Ia ~ iho 49, yti e. H'
Tt would 10 pretty Coran IT bt ~ clear ~ Ice bh
rrlocc,d tiihtr Gnd in some secure pay seeLs ~
80 W IN iie Straits firmly frozen over aoo1t t
rrfc. If O,tobcr small travelling party coal D' eis
usf.led y ih The intelligence tue "hol' "oiil men pr
"a 10 i,rr and slthoueh rather LAKE n the g. lso0 ne
wriilr ~ der lives n5t likely b. be dscolra;ei B.
Glme cold -, 81 ..,,,..;o- - tl,i. l,-o