New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29

stores of h. sea Of Ocnosk and spent aye in the
survey of The Gull OF Taonisk, great rasOrt for
gbaler. Two three email settlements lie on It's
northern shore where buocks be obtsiaed well
as tuTnip, milk, berries, butter and salmon IN tue
greatest pIofufloR. The steamer hen sailed south,
Eli hing Jonae leland and thei TO Ayan. The latter
place q small Russisn Fur Company settlement was
otseried On account Of the vlst of tne Allies he
peol lie, however eJpec ed to return for he Winter.
Thence thu Hancock passed on to tie Snantar Islands,
q grt al baling sroupd. lt Vas lneLoed 70 survey
this locality completely bu, the season fas, draw
ing TO close, aud oal Russian chart latey made
was obtained at Ayan sno therefore the commander
oeemtd /, sufficient 10 teet The worA and Tx the
latudts and Longitude. rae steamer then
entered the Gulf Of Ssghaiep, an;horins a:
tie mouth Of the passage between the Island
OF Sagt alien and the main. Here rell.ble infJrma-
ton ir. Russian ofc rs was anso a. 10 tne SeoS-
rspby OF the Deigh oorhoof, and all doo6 settled as
TO the existence Of pascal hto the Gnu OF Iartay
TIE River AMOR, the great artery Of Northern Asia,
tmbti into e spacious gulf formed by the Island OF
Ssghaien and he main. the saores contract az the
IoI them and sou'herD parts forming passages about
fifteen miles wice, through which the waters escaps ny
TIE Iorih il ~ he Sea Of o hotsk and by the south
II TO the Gulf of Tertiary. Both passages 1trieate
81 d in places OIL, two islhvns at lOv water.
The rise and fall is about six feet Nearly The @hoie
OF the gulf be ween is filed up wI'h baaks, through
wbcn IortLOus chGot,ls run from the oatIeis
t. the mouth IF the river, and one cJnneclns them
in the tasern pat Gtd rUntiog lot far nom
the Is ard OF Sagt alien. The RussiaDs have ell
ssd o have several Thousand troops there. Here
they have succeeded in getting their small sqnadIou, IN
which eie two large Insa;ss. Ibis sqnadron il Joue,
bod collected in Gastric Bay al the mead Of the Gulf
of 1aItaIy ard oeIe discovered by detsch nent
Of the Brlsh squadron, who oeened prudent not to
attack q en- forced cot sent for aud then in
Hakccsoi, thCLld arrive. TIE a. niral also " sasd
10 vat for the French dvi-Uo, we suppose out OF
Copit,sy, the tor sutf lent without it. The
Russi-rs bad COMMAND OF the eniance which Is mar
IOg LLG the Hornet steaIus bp, -ood Ia 20 recon
otr, FREQ shell, witch Ie-urred ey 2gsei4n
slo0p OF wsr The Ov-ntz- ne cheering on bo.h
81 -. Tie English sbi,s 0lockaded tn por, for DAYS
but ere blown of IN gale and they returned the
Ru'ssl bsd goa where they knew not. The Eng
ish n urned 10 Has odsd annoyed st the escape OF
their eBs Iuies wondering hos they got aTay MT
supposiDe, we presume th,t passage exisiei into
the An ovr above Csstries Bay or that the Rassiaos
could get tier hi e tIouga. They did ho~es.r,
aId ieaies passed through withoas tsoube where in
may aps, dry lard is plsced They are 10 snuglY
m6oIea IN deep weter 10 toeIr river, ao1 90 % at ai
esr the approach OF any force rney are well aware
Of The Ersa difficulties in getting ships up the chan
rt, and convince thar force could 10 destro,ed
by ih.r numerous gRn boats ouIiny tne fogs AMI
bile iher eIemies' vessels Fere s5oun1, which they
i evia would he.
Tie Aits went und 10 the uosshsrs en- rance bat
mug tave found j, imp-sct'e ,ble as they lid ~.