New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

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Der % reported up 20 the -lh u obe roicbef
the enorrnous sum Of 1851 Of whom 2oJ1 Az known 70
have died
The small po1 has di,appssrs from I.shslna.
couple 81 seving machines have been introduced to
the sandwich lsarts.
CRvIsY oy THH AwrHnmrH-The following Is List
Of the officers attached 10 the Amphiirite
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On her return to Valparaiso, March 2sd s5s from her
inst visit TO Behring's Straits she was again despatched
II b. NJ ship POvcr She reached her destination on the
10Th of July Instead Of meotag the boats OF the Piover
as she expected she found the whole coast from Point
Hope TO Cape Lisburno blocked up with ice Here she
remained, standing of and ON, until the 9Th OF August
and finding no boats started for the Icy Cape and the
oh Of August Unexpectedly fel in with the Pioyer-ah
well The winter had been of long duration, and the
Flowers crew had suffered from scAvy. At Point Bar
row the Amphitrte found about two hundred natives
great thieves.
The place itself miserable spot with norising ground
near ana nothing but ice be seen Tor miles around 1t
requed the utmost caution and good management the
matt OF the English to remain fieniy terms with the
natives aud at the time repress this vicious pro
persy The Plovor after receiving her supplies from tho
Raesneke at Point Spencer took her departure on the
18th Of August for Pon Barrow, to remain another winter
locked up In those dismal regions of ice Two other English
vessels of war-the Enterprise and lnvestgaor-passed
Point Barrow year before last and penetrated still further
nlo the ice on the look for Sir John Franklin Nothing
had been heard Of them since they left and from the strong
current and drifting ice setting beast when tue An
pLrie left there was little chance Of their putting back
again Indeed il was generally considered impossible
The Amphitrie left Port Clarence, inside of the Straits
on the sth OF September passed the Aeuhan Islands IN
FIVE DAYS and arrived Honolulu the lst of October
After passing the Aleutians. she experienced mos, dis
agreeable weather-n0hng but thick fog, rain and raw
cold The thermometer in tie middle OF september was
fre ouenily below 40 degrees The Poyer reported inc
winter OF great DURATION AMI this backward
nes of the accounted for the great quantity OF 100
seen by the Amphitrite She viii await orders at san
Francisco and expects to sail in few days for the coast OF
Mexico Panama and Valparaiso.