The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
The B'itish Discovery Bark RssoIute.

the ochotsk sea.
The B,itish Discovery Bark RssoIute.
HER APPEARANCE WHEN FOUND.
We find In ths New Haven Paiiddium graphic and
interesting account Of the cuvcy and Of the
Eri'i'h pasy bak Rssoiut- which brought ina Ne~
London On the 2sd instant Tae is.oIute vessel Of
about 900 She M in search Of Air
John Franklin Ia 1850 returned in 1851 and sen
out saain In B-lcherr expedition Ia Apr 1852, uujer
the inn. ediae mpnd OF Captain Ausun In August
1852 abe sailed Il TN b.ohers Island fr Melville sl
ana hac not since been heard Of Till dc,vered by Cap
tain Euccinstop ~ the whaing el George H,nry,
which sailed from New Lone the Goth OF May last.
sbe mace Tie southern edge Of tDe PACK OF ice taict
paInsrs slssys en,ouu,er thc'c juno 49, in ~ lat 81
| deg, W. lou. 20 crg
The Paaadum gives the following account Of the
She proceeded northw.d alorg the edgs OF ths peck
for several day.. On lplh June, Mt A. ~ she got
tangled 10 We lo.i Ice and hal her catwAter aud
gpe (.ho io~sr part Of the keel nady damaged She
cleared herself, ana at IL oil una ~ l.. course
and aficr sreaA,Da 'hc unira state propeller Arctic
Lieut.. Hsrutein compnnding entered the pot Of io
stenbu In oreennn1, July 10Th. A. he Rpiag In
10 haroer ,poke bo Ia Jane. from Bones-, Scotland
CAPT Msiktr bound 10 cumoefiana Inlet the George
Heniy's eesiiostian.
HE injuries "a the George Henry repaired, and
July 18th tho c 10 with T., su, i WA so solid a, 70 pre-
vent entfance she STOOD tscs the straits and
sgsh ,posc the Jsne, which was then sailiag 6s the
pack. The Geo 20 Henry went n nth into Disco by.
Greenland fishing AID afterwards cntared licyly Lef
there sht july spoke The Jane .ame day Ihs Geo e.
sta q n Reef until August goth the Jane cruising
with her Neary the l,st Sigh o. the Jane had Au
gust 12d. when ,hc imtced 10 Do thu sd Au
gust tour Of which the Jane, the
htarboAro bow August 2atb tho George neny loft the
oils snd seetcd boldly into the PACK towards Cape
Wsisngham.
| August es, raw land, Exeter Head, near Cape w.
Thermometer .tood Mt 80 deg. at,ve0. Their rudder
in and on Both August q sed around them. Here thay
drifting tho Lard in sight, August 81 and
white tear ON the Ice not far ire IN them.
While drifting here, Capt Baddipgton, from whore
lips and the log book 81 tho George Hcnry we give
readers tho account they Allied three OF these ami
mails shooting one close ~ the soc OF the vessel he
| was searching FOR food. That one weighed only 200
pounds bat one at least Of the others weighed 400
pounds and II require five six With ropcs 10
Drag IT, body the leo TO the ship The thormome
ter stood Mt 70 deg above o. september tbs George
Henry was s drifting In the ice With the
a. ~ deg above .. september =, still dfiturg, with tho
the mometer the same.
DISCOVERY or THE MESQUITE.
September Q, at 10 A. NJ with a gale blowing, first
the bark Resolute Captain Budding,on himself
ing her through the glass she In n. lat "a dg -
m ". long between 20 deg. aud 20 ceg, Cape Mercy
bearing ~ b. and fifteen to twenty mi es distas Tne
Res. luis vas eight ten miles from the George Henry
and no one bnard the later then had any ica OF
what she she was out Of the current, and hearing
{. w. Of The George Henry.
After the time when 'hc George Henry first her,
the two chip, gradually workec together being mpos
sitle to manage vefses In such masses Of floating Ice
The Restuc In sight Of the George Henry from tho
time when she 6rst until shs finally toArd
cd by the nd three meo, who travelled Ave miles
the ice reach her jum,iog from piece 70 piece
and pushing themselves along on Isolated cakes A;foss
| rn all channel.
The hrst eeaang 'ooh place september ith mo mate
and party leaving The George Henry al A. ~, AMI
reaching The he'olu'e Al :. ~ the ,nuie Gay gaze
a. ~ ~ I'M. M, ~ va s pa pa .tt y, 49, ',
ne ane or ,be is,h ssy,e,ahe, can..la naasi, ~,
with two men, bnarted her, The mats party hs'ug
t ta,nsa ~, 's,,s 49, has ~ az,
nrst sight sepieobsr ~ that she whsisr by her
.amh as tk,B o,us 49, h,e." " n' "' '
rhI'h 10 saar eessey ,os ming Ia, ,aa.n-a .ans
~. -, 49,, ~ ~ ,;y 80 80, 80 = y, -. 49,
~, n.h, h,, dr.ctsd ~ ~, !, s,,,A 80"
H. ~ 49,, s',,a !, s.,a, ~ 90, \, tI -. :,
ua a., sa,rs.nn. ~ 49,. ,5l pa4 % =, -
"a nrinr ibo,vh lie was pevousIv agsoeaslnte1 9Th
their use Tor thfce suees.yc dlys-so enlbes 2ist
fourteen hoafs III q Inc tses,y f,ur CAT Is s.,s h.
VA esiernlnc 10 btlog avn, 10 ufIr- N ANN aye
nuit, and .xe,u r,pls DO H. Ifli.y to glst
sentsrnnsy n eana on thek sna he fce o,1sss veoa
over with ieo In her hold on he lartad ss and E.,.n
10 water "a her s,sIb.ara hraalnd a.iho eatt..rd
| self iron, ,he lee ana wa}sr atd tIyh'ea
MONDAY, seriens,r =, Captain Basdiagiea ard hi.
psriy vent work at tbe rgyng ge,,ing Il saalgt,
wrs !, md ID e.es A.. A. ths tso yss.l. g,.Gaali,
working iogsiber Ina vak tte canvas q he e.oluic
leo v.no oeessioa ~ or n sna ths ys.rs ,ssle ,,ie
advance tons,ss 6Alfs soipi. length And sou~ssnss
vs. ned ,a.o ~. aesflng L. Gaze hi y.ts,n - o
sgh They vt4. 10. to get cot II Tue tek a. they toe,
could. ID. George Eenry h4liing d. stsn
hey diii'd APART syala and both is ds-n 70 - si os
d'g -, md " Ion q css 20 vcto<t u. hqfe thsy
bod In 70 the scg" !" the pack ~ akN gals Of v.nd
Tor four dnJA
oe.esr = We he.sg" ,aa,'ss 10y y, nsv On
I.re viii le.ve them and re,arn 10 seofxe sa-
~, which II, "a ehsrs n 'bs use an ioanr,s
ssnep shs bst her ru18es IA hs 100 ocioDsf u oc
oLer "a they built 10 to-.ry ruaas- nd psoss.seA
tfelF ~ N.y f6L5sn. During hons .srd
ls'fsge The gaIss vsry severe ua TIE rusdsf
four iimss d.ek Or rersir Tho george Hesy ct
ar o. hesport, " on her ssy horn. and put 10 al