The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
MORNING EDITION SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1855

Keeper st Broosyu Orders we're pouring In haK hour
~ for pots, pans, bankets shoes stockings, boi.s
screws, wAter'buchets, and the most indescribabls
miscellany Of artices, all OF which were promptly
supplied OF The provisions on board, the most
part consists Of patent biscuit and soups preserved
meats, potatoes pickles. caoosgeE and pa ent self rails
ing -four. There Is plenty OF prS served lime juice
scurvy taipts often appear in navigation
which 1t supposed had been fully cured had died
out some pure whiskey has been also shipped. There
twenty thousand pounds Of dried meats and soups
with about sixteen Thousand pounds Of preserved veye
Tables in the two vessels The beef drs Sliced then
pressed, dried kiln FIRE, chopped dne seasoned
ana packed in hermeticAly sealed Tho sorekespel
supplied i've hundred pairs OF wooen stockings
with great many boots to be drawn on over Oh
the covering OF the feet large Of latitude has
themselves They will not be allowed any extra pay for
their arduous duty. Mr. Grinnen kindly
the shipPing Of the provisions and all other articles OF
comfort. Although quantity Of whskey has been put
board tho expedition sails strictly temperance
principles, and the liquor will not be used except medi-
cinaly, and for the benefit Of at hardy,
thnsiastic, and daring as any ever shipped by navy
before.
On Monday Mr. Grnnel presented set of maps and
plorers, previous to the year 1854 to the officers in
command Of the vessels. Mr.. Grinnsn had received
them by the steeuier which arrived from England
nsdiateiy before, accompanied BY nste from Mr..
aarrow Secretary on the British Admiralty, dated at
London. The following 10 . copy Of Ar. Barrow's
nunieation to Mr.. Grinnel =
SIRI almost fear the expedition win have sailed be-
fore this reaches you, but send the enclosed the
chance. One is . chart which Capt. Inglefed has
made notes which may be useful the other the
Arcse papers, which contain the brie SUMMARY OF his
voyage to Smiths Sound which have not previous
ly sent, think wish knew in what other way
al s
remain, yours faithfully, JOHN BARROW.
Lady Franklin also sent request to Mr.. Grlnnell
hoping that the American expedition would take out
humble tablet in memory Of her devoted husband and
place 1t on Beechy Island Time did not permit her to
get the memento executed in London. This fond wish
was at once compAed with, and the tablet finished
in New York. and given in charge 70 Lieut. Eartstein
1t bears the following inscription
..s.....**s... **#s..ss..s...
70 TRAsKTis Fl. MIN o. !.
CRozIER, FlTzJAMEs, !.
ALL THEIR GALLANT BsorHrR OFFICERS AVID yArru.
. rvI ooara..o.s .n..rnn WHO HI, aAv.:ury.asD AND !.
f: s''-nes VICE osD az THEIR Hnn SER !:
THIS TABLET !:
ERECTED
NEAR WHERE
THY PASSED rHsIa FIRST AFRO.
' rD ccravos nsD rMrr ssyaD
1T ooMMEMoRArEs THE GRIEF os
LOST IN THE HEROIC LEADER OF THE
EXPEDITION THE MOST
AND ATFnoTIoNArr or
And so Hs brinseta em INTO the hesoen aere thew
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THIS sTorB INrRusrED nE AFFIXED !
AMERICAN sxPrDIr,o5, ooMMAspSD nv LIEUT.. II. =
> T. HARrsTEIS, IL SEARCH OF pa. ZANE AND HIS
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THE DEPARTURE FROM THE NAVY YARD.
Every arrangement. being completed, the Arctic and
Release hauled out into the East river from the Navy
Yard on last Monday evening" and anchored opposite
ths North Carolina, with the United States flag flying
fron the masthead Of each. Communication WAS hour
y kept up with the Shore and little odds and ends Of
requisites, messages of regret and friendship good
wishes for success and communications OF more
tender and interesting nature despatched by the
boats and sent out to both officers and on every
occasion up TO Friday afternoon when the final order to
ego to sea" received
Immediately afterwards The propeller Arctic took the
bark Release in tow-the anchors were got up and at
quarter past O'Clock the Kane expedition was under
weigh As the vessels moved past about FIVE hundred
men and boys, naval recruits and old salts" crowded
on uechb VI CarohnA jumped INTO the
gpg and on the yards giving them many hearty cheers
and God speed" The crew Of the frigate Congress-
initiated their example, and the scene on the water
was thus rendered interesting well as affecting All
the officials and workmen In the yard with large crowd
Of casual visers down to the wharf, and with strain
ing eyes and feeling hearts watched the vessels until
they cut Of sight Amongst the distinguished vi
sters on board the vessels and who accompanied them
to Quarantine, were Mrs. Hartsten and her daughter
Mr.. Henry Grnner, Judge Kane, his sons Robert and
Thomas and his daughter Mr.. Ridley Watts, Mr. Corns-
Illus Grinnen Capt. Lowell, Mr. Joseph Lowell, Mr.. Har-
man Livingston, and Mr.. Ephraim Moore. As they
passed down the bay the vessels salued from every
other they met the Arctic navigators responding
cast anchor at Quarantine after which Commander Hart
sten with the other members Of his family returned to
New York, where the gallant officer made his sdeus
previous to sailing this morning.
1t is thought that the Arctic and Release will nrst
make for Hosteinberg, and go from there to Disco,
where the sedge dogs viii be bought Thence they viii
run Upernavik and to Cape Alexander. Here Kane
to leave supply of provisions and here Hartssn
expects TO find him.
The Society FOR Melioratlng the Condition
OF the Jews.
This association appears at TO bs In hot water
At It's last meeting, which held durisg Anniversary
week, according to statement of its late President
Rev Dr. John Forsyth unsuccessful effort was made
to oust its present corresponding secretary from Office
but owing, IL Is alleged, surreptitous Means he hes
been elected to another year. to the great ndg
nation sf its Board of Directors ali of whom resigned
rvhe a0aiO n wi oniAr