The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

Of which is inserted IN The nainhod, While seamppos
running fore and ~ through the body Of the vessel
mopeter had fallen much below zero. When she left
the government d0okyayd she was literally provided
with everything requiste or her P:riSSs voyage and
nitAby adapted for the service In which she was to be
engaged Owing 70 her peculiar build she Is necessarily
AMERICANS cali "a good safe sesbost" Eoswithstand
ing however the bestowed her constr uctor she
signed she was frozen IN among the cebergs IN latitude
II deg ", and the month Of Say 1854 her officers
and crew finally abandoned her, leaving their effects
board abe had remained in the iceberg Is months
when large portion OF the ice IN which she Yves
bedced becoming detached rom the mas by q thew
oated OF WITH her, lea ing her st the mercy OF wind
and wave and hurryng her cut to remote sess, where
lstutc CO deg 60 min. and longitude O. deg, she
found The month Of september is6 sy the American
ton she had then drted over the wilderness OF waters
about zoe miles rom the spot where she was aoan
doned Captain Rudoinston and part OF his crew
preached her the ice and took their quarters with
in her ThRy found 90 aeah-like silence and dread
reposc for, ycept themselves, there living
thing board. in the words Of Dr. Xacox n the sur
eeon OF the SHIP who has written Pretty poem on the
subject -
Her wooden y VANS were enan'ess,
Fo more -, 'as f sgsy s sFS1S org A. nc,,
With msic and with song.
The bold and gallant crew bad Ted
n Is seS SRs9 81 snf rEEs aiRR sS Sn
From Al5ons happy shore.
The ship found not 10 have sustained any very
erkl damage Tie roper, indeed, were hard aud IN.
flexible chGps the rigging was 81 and cracked az
the touch the tanks IN the mold tad bugs the won work
rusted. the ps d scoiored With bse water
ard tho iopmast and topgnGn.sst we're shsl,ered bot
the hull had escsped os,ted, and the shjp rot
hurt in any vu part There were three CT four feet or
water In the hold but she bad not sprung slesK The
co1dsee coiled In neat little CIRCLES c. inc decg
frozen TO sucn Stiffness 10 resemble sheets Of thu
Several thousand pounds OF crnpowter were found
board. somewhat oeieroratsd in quality, yet good
enough such purposes rIg sautes Some Of the
scientific instruments injured by exposure aud ruz,
but others were in excellent condition For year and
four months human foot mad trod the deck
Of that phantom ship, yet, amid those savage
toltudes, where mar there vas none, AID might
rever be, the plots wheel made a stern pro.
camntloD, for around Il were inscribed ia letters
OF brass the immortal words "Ingland ezpecs tia.
every man viii DO hi: duty. II for mar had been
have had more practical significance. CAPTAIN Bad.
dpston aimed bosrd til Ihe tha set IL, aud thea,
when the ice began 10 soften, he shape BIS course -
New London. Connecticut. where he arrived IL Dscem
her, 1855 The Resolu.e wes removed without delay
New ork ana what followed is 20 able TO the
courtesy towards ths country that though L has been
often pubse ed IL may well be rel eaed for should DC
universally known throughout England. sum OF
$1,000 appropi by Corg Tor tie purpose Of
purchasing the RCsoute from tee Whaors the Eogisb
govern ent having waived ah claim 10 her AID Il de-
utmost care with the oesgn o. roster her 10 the Green
IN az least ts good condition she at the time
crew TO abandon her. Wilh ouch completeness and
attention 10 detail has this work been Perform
ed that no; only has everything found or beard
been preserved even to the books n the captain library
the pictures in hs cabin, and some musical nstrum ents
belonging to other officers but British lsgs have
been manufactured n the Brooklyn navy yard, 20 take
the place of,hose which bad roted during the long time
she without hvirg goul on board. From stem to
stern sne has been repaned ner sais and much OF her
rigging are entirely new the muskets, swords. tees
copes, nautical Instruments &c which she carried have
been cesned and put in perfect order Nothing lag been
overlooked reelected that necessary to her
plete thorough renovation yet. everything that
been cleaned repaired h2s. with excellent taste the
part OF these who super the regulations been
stored to its original position regards arrangement
OF he furniture and the situation OF each particular article
Vie Queen saw the caPtsns cabin yesterday In the pro
In fact, the ship $50 TO express ia fostng mpe ana
everything comes 10 light Just ~ II was eri Capt Kel
let's epaueties are ying tin box on The table Lieut.
Pins musical box occupies ts old place the top OF
what not' The "logs'' OF the various officers are
their respective the book shelves The port
manteau containing the officers greatcoats is thrown
heedleisy a chair On the wall hangs picture OF
ballet gtfi pirouestrest forever proue ting the
comfort, lA.c kettle that should be singing
,orls "full OF family glee," doe nothing Of the
KIND, but ats uron lreess stove as coid ~ stono,
The Queens visit 70 the Re.olute, yesterday, exct.
cd much interest among the inhabitants OF portsmouth,,
souit arnpcn and Wight, and evidently Afforded cordial
gratncaren to the American officers IN charge or the
hip
in CHIEF at Portsmouth, Flag Captain G. II. Sey mour
and Flag Lieutenant hnconb lei Portsmouh an carly
horr n the FIRE Queen TO make the necessiry arrange
Der Maesiyls steamship Retrouton came up from
sphesa TO fire the royal ssutes and several gunooais
derpach yessels together with her Na esys yachts
yrry Enn the latter under the command OF Captain
the Hon. James Denman. stationed in the roads.
The Queen, accom- ned by Prince Albert the lrince
Of waiet me Princes. Roy and the Princess Alice len
0-borno nj quarter past 10 O'Clock and drove 70 tie
chip 10 IN ope1 carriage drawn By four gray ponies.
Her Majesty attended by the uucnees OF Atho aud
tfo Hcn MS Csihcsrt. and In her sre Sir James
Clark, ". D., MAJOR General Bouverie. Colonel Il. c.
Phpps, Captain lie Ross Mr.. Gio5s and Dr. Becker.
side OF the al cIubukaion place ~ Trinity wharf The
hglsh END am 'resn fsgs were flying at the peak ana
standard was hostod al tho main The Reuieuuon nrcd
salute, the bosts crews ".ossod their cars, aud toe
ships company, standing on the rail- received her Ma
Jcsty with three rounds OF cheers.
Captain Har,sttin receiver the roys party Atho gaug
way and the ollcers In foil uniform were grouped o.
either sice. They Lieut.. g. Wells, Lieut. h r
sone Lieut.. Hunter davidson, Dr. Il. I. Nacown and
Dr. Obs. Acting Secretary.
The Following gentlemen were also present Mr..
Cropkey Consul for the United States Chevaer NSctDi
PspIaMdo wee Cor sul. Nr. HarlinE Wee Consul Tor
Jnica state. al Co~es Captain Higgins, commander Of
the United States mslship Hermann; ard VI. Cornelius
G'nnell son or Mr. Henry Grinnell. Of New YORK the
protector o. the american Arctic expedition.
All were presented 10 the Quccr by Captain Hsrste
who then addressed Her Majesty In the following
words
Resoute and in obedience to the viii Of my country
OF the President OF me rod restore
her you, not envy as IN evidence Of friendly feeling
70 your sovereignty but ss token Of love admiralon,
and respect 10 your Majt ~ personally
The Qncen seemed ,oached by the manly simplicity Of
this rank and salc Ike address and repned with gra
cour sniie. " J thank you SIR.
The royal ianiy then Inc chip aud examined
her With nabest interest Captan Hsrs,ein irSccd Der
map. and Indicated the mos, important DIS
oovecs Ct the Arctic expe'0as In tie cours, OF
veTtaion, Lieutenant Pm observed TIA, Isdy Franklin
vcry ANXIOUS for another search 20 which Captain
Hsutein replied that lie not surprised that she
should be FOR he ihougttH very pos,oe that frank
In or ,tme Of bic comratc, might be su alive among
the E,quimaux.
After comp citing ihen,rocilor or The ship, the royal
party retiCd amid The enihurastc Acoamatons Of the
tlNciatOrs.
originally intended to request her Majesty -
ts luncheon beard bst the .des was subsequently,
abantonod through difdcuc, 10 whether the pro
ceeding would be cutie zion - -,iN nat tfter the
withdrawal Of ihe royal party tbcre elegant ~
t,snsf IN The ward room al which the following toass
AMI sentiments we're given among others
Tho Queen ami he roya' family.
The ircsidgut 20 Tic Tn ,cd -.aes.
The Union lark AMI Co., star rranr'of banner.
1hn hcaluI cf M. Cornelius az nncu.
The fl'ue SUCCESS OF te Ieeltn aud Sic hc 1T4in
oy 80 m psos.Cusr zoo fearca Jsan rank nd
De .IrraICs
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