, 1865-11-01

sne NusAaah American Telegraph
inc explorers OH tho A.latIc Side
The shenandoah, Heard Frou,-Latet
From Japan-Exrcn*Iou Of the pac,f:
fc Road-Frecd1ncn at Work In call.
fornta-Ovcrland .EmJ~ratfon-Frou,
the Sandwich islands.
SAN FRASC1sco, Oct. Son the s.11y,t ar Co,
buckley and the Hnssiap American Telegraph party
ex n Ine s'sni5 en- & q oyes 1ay TIE 1ndisas
Mhen they did come On b0ard, they reported that
tne{ had Eeeu steamer burning SLIPS in tie ,1cin.
~ nnf ie e "a ~ beoE md come .! he
steamer The Indians did not unde.stand the
burning Of these veskels. and therefore hesit.ted
On oa5 Some wo oF three
to bare been taken OF By tic Telegraph pasty. by
young man who returned By the falrnetto. tnoleta M
SoL 8usk!ey does not mention the fact In bis it,
bonts nf tn u 1no"n Of the present wheFea
lie ] 1ka al ct 5S;..io prints the following detail,
tension: .1hff5arque Palmetto, Cant A5selpon II
E.yed nom Floscr 1ay, on the Coast q Asia. On @
Ct The psosres OF the teleEraphic expedition. Cof
tsSy nnaeSlsy and party a!.i.ed q Pover Day IN sep
jh f. eas.nS .ss,! so13dfd en- 1Gss Straits
re strats Was found quite as favorable as tndics
ia ias nc iayin9 Of the cable. Col. DuIkley re-
9s thst tie 1tve5 IBID down y The p as dc
abe for small STEAMERS as far as Engfsh Fork. H.
keHnsct f. Hoi wi!h ,he ps. sent to explore the Youfoa
Sss St Meaat a12 gh a eo5Tb @ E2s len !;
i1 small stcase u e II Ixs aSsIn Hemes ane
Which WIZ u but thrty:dse feet long. They viii pro-
eefa 70 the hsad & o. 1assason and then cross With
they sutke the settlements in Brtiish ColumbIa.
Soi. nnlkieys party found the earth on the Ameri-
but ftofen solid below to an unknown denih' m
tnelr arrival tn September. The country On the
'iaS hnesaea9 shore w rolling and broken but not
tor was found 10 be the best for landing the cshir
on the Amcncan side. It IL eale bsrboT with md
mud mud bottom: From this posnt foapdings mere
I4e bottom ~as found 10 be .cy fsyota5le tor he
afng Ct the cable as i 4 shallow md exposed to
81 t9e ee ssef S,v Nsshsne Pr oa9d
bor. we'll tu1ted for landing he csble Tie Asiaiic
ena1t et,sl:,x ~ss found entirely destitute of
AeTu. aed Tbe %o5s rrasna @onninoas 1alo% an he
SsPth q Thirty inches: and frozen eoid below th,.
,,:9 Mhsa the e Palmetto lct, ice va. forming con:
ana she winter Vas tass approaching. The baruue
hs Golden GEs which vas ID return 10 this po ne1t
%eb Wi.6 co s9o ut 1hs
ieA1- The schooner Milton badger viii aIeo sctn17
hs he,s 70 M1ns. ~ Ihe party found ths lndtans On
Ct being made usctnl TO The cnierprisc. Russian
officials and private citizens rendered ereV nossj
ge to The parry and expressed the iyelt.
q the places Ffsiten was magnificent. aid much
.,aat "as f'.sn9e anq new was Witnessed By the
T 1ne i noatns aee coming through behring's
'aFng n asad. head sum neF 'rp 70 thy sonthUeft"
tfs. ~ m closing hts olc1al report to the
- 81. =. toe c2npsn5, eohcinasf a. follows:
no,t,1n ~ Fl Saa ano VIII be blut. There Is
~. 4.E.nit He Msness Mtitode to prevent, nor are
PAN tKASt1sCo, Oct e8.-Af11yed, ehlp Ne Pins
elsa, MteI long passage flom New York They
~ ~ tSe eaas a11 neaa winds during the geatcf
rst;n,. e h Inns W! account for delay tn