The New York herald., 1866-11-10

main = sh: % mouth % .as n.sr v'ls the Others pro
ceeded W AnsaySa and 0bijiga - tie river would
scss sssy IN nsssassD the srs roas wss the only one
sss sisssins Captain Hsssss Sspsd V gss Qua seos
eE Asd attempted 70 purchase reindeer FOR that pnr
Pose. Tie Tshuchs bsss superstition about selling
killing them and selling ne esrcasse lspisin .ass 4
Was unable 70 porehass aesr Sss his transportation, but
r ss q g. qsss ~ :sa:s s
s.rse Sssras @ ssd Lieut. fsa.ensns Arnold @ o Tie
Deer UheI," who Invited these gentlemen to Join .S
Tchuch,is in winter excarsion " Anad,rsk ,lSrs
NO other way 70 make the Journey tbr sccsnisS
a, pupos.on and after % some .,s delay rAossd away
sd any s1s sss eve, 81 ''Ss be
aay. no' sss,,on ns 0usy occupied forywo
reaching the Deer Chiefs. camp, maKing in ali
sixty Gays shat csp,ais hacrae and Iisu,enAn. Ar
treated, trough sSs accommodations were not Of % he
finest Character and the cuisine not suited to CIVIL
yed tastes Added 10 the slow mode of travelling, the
very crculons and thus extended the journey
further than II would otherwise have be n.
There are tSo villages about twenty verss apart both
Known by the name Of Anadyrsk the former eng do
signated the Crepast lortress and the other, fur
ther up the river the "Aarkova'' When Captain Mao
bess OF hs party, who had been brought up from tho
mouth Of the river BY the direct route. From there
Sspsain ascrae and sussnsus Arnold preSYeded %
but below that point thore timber thai can he psed
Tor telegraph gss The river 10 sac emily N Be
diincnly IN rafting nom 5 upper q the lower waters
sb'sSsos s KonaoS, wi siI y ;smsmosg.d, lefs
Val n thkt place from Petropauloysk, He proceeded
direct TO Anadyrsk and on his arrival could learn
Msras ana ps FROM AnadysS he lowed he
Anadyr river 10 its mouth when he found Mossrs Rob-
inson, Harder and smith In camp Macrae aud Arnold
tnnanh nhesy ha Tehu M.
o was 81 ssIs Hsss Sss
might be long time absent in their wandsriDgs. II
was decided TO transfer the whole party. with their
stores 70 Anadyrsk and there await the arrival Of Cap
tain Macras.
ascertained The existence OF branch Of the Anadyr
known as the Myan. On making an exploration he
ound thst the Ayan rose 10 tho mountains to the SOUTH
near tho bead OF tho Peujinsk rvcr, from which
y was separated by single ridge OF land
Along ITS banks for nearly its whole exs,nt,
there is belt Of timber Of the proper size for telegraph
poles, and outside this belt ia stretch OF open ground
vcupusk river Ia somewhat like II In character aud as
both streams are navigabe for small boats thore
continuous water communication broken only at the
dividing rdee from the Okbossk The point where
The cane Siii be landed ON Ansdyr Bay Az there
abundance OF timber either where needed points
where tsn be rated, this portion OF the of The
great telegraph can be easily constructed The Myan
sess heretofore to have been amos, entirely unknown
RESUME
brief recnptulaton Of what has been accomplished
10 Asia may assist to clearer understanding OF the
Major Abasa has explored the route between Gh,ga
and Okbok and found feasible Tor the construction
Oi the telegraph.
Captain Mahood has explored the route from the
mouth Of the Amoor 70 Okbotsk and found feasible
Lieutenant Kepnon has explored the route from Chill
60 TO Anadyrsk and from that pon 10 Ansdyr Bay and
found II feasible for the work.
Captain Macrae has travelled among the Tchuchtis
tbs savage tribes IN the northern part Of Siberia and
found them entirely friendly.
native ksnohsdoies and found them entirely friendly
captain Mahcod and Major Abasa have travelled
among the lung and other tribes between 6hga and
sns mouth of the Amoor and found them entirely
friendly The Trnsusi revealed to them route through
.ha monnAns which they have hitherto kept Tor
their own
Work has been commenced several points wherever
workmen can be procured Poles being cut and
Points hsve been sesced along the 0khotsk Sea for
landing supplies and material for she line. These
transportation 10 the interior
sufficient number Of workmen will b. procured ~
Yakanisi for building the line where the natives not
In desired abundsncs or wing 10 labor. Major
Abasn hss already made the preliminary arrangements
for obtaining these woskrnen. Material and supplies
VIII he provided as fssss the ships arrive ~ Ghiiga
The local authorities everywhere fuxushng al the
essisanee IN their power for the prosecution Of the
from tho imperial government With their co.opsrstion
the complexion OF the work in the time proposed be
readily assured
PirRorAUioysKi, ksmtschRtks, August g. 1865
The Western Union Telegraph Compnny's steamer
George Wright carrying the Enginoer-in Chief Of tho
RussoAmerscsn Telegraph Expedition, Colonel Charles
g. Buhicy, sails tomorrow morning for Behring sea-
Anadyr Bay and Norton Sound From the latter point
she VIII proceed by wsy Of s,tks and Victoria v L. "
sap Francisco.
TIE Russian oorvss yaag assigned 10 the service OF
The telegraph company saIs the same time for the
mouth Of te Amoor river BY way Of Gpga. and Other
ports OF the 0xhosk Sea- The following the officers
of the vsrias Captain, Robert Lundh; senior officer,
schatroR; Leuienants Yermolayen, Stsh-
soki, Sresuewald and Bauer; subJicutenents Boyle
siissinin Aeeson Godbach Arnfst and Louen Gsrae-
nsrn Roozmitch; Cadet, Makerho; Naval Artillery,
koogoosheh; sailing Masters Lieutenant
Ensign Waslen; Engineers, Lieutenant |
kIni,a Enssn kooxns,zofi Surgeon, LarioSo; Priest,
the Rev. PsIsr.
The vsrsg corvette Of I5s tons burden car.
ryiug segccteon guns, and crew Of sce she viii
Chinese pors. Ar the term Of service Of her mon has
pis expired she Will probably proceed nex year to
g. i',s. ss ,s sss. cher v'''' Vi" ''s' her place in
lne frussssn brig Dsnzis formerly the Ansrcsn !
brig idal soils today on trading expedition along |
Japan The American schooner Hattie jackson sells Cd
the th for the mouth OF the Anoor river, whence sns
s.ll yeun g re'r0psal0vsk' and sI'ersssds proceed
lp June lsst Ii. whaling ship st.pbsnis Captain Sin.
clair, OF New Bedford, arrived hsrs from Tie sandwich
pax. Several persons on board were Frustrated
by the mslsay, and the captsIn appealed 70
sm,Ipoa @ H0iSs hosp,..i s,onsas % 70 % ,Ss pos. ard
ths Gov ernor bad authority 70 erect without Orr,
consulting the conmsnder at kkolsefsti In this state
OF affairs NJ. ffugsr. Of the foreign merchants.
erected AZ his own expense building the southern
coas, q Ayaiciis Bay aud suppsd II with The propcr
fresh proviscaa The Stephsnis moved tblthey and
mnined long enough TO her and cesn.s ths
eh'p from tho infection. sstener Of the cas- pro
pery certified has been forwarded 10 81 Petersburg
with the reqaest that Mr. Pfuger be reimbursed for nis
outlay laboui 5000 by the Russen government
while the shenandoah in tho North Pacific in 1855
shc burned the Whale shir Harvest belonging 20 tho
house Of Pfuger Brothers Of Honolulu and sail under
the Hawaiian nag statement Of the affair aont 20
London, and the bill for the chip promptly paid b.
tho British government Ibis would 10 be an ird
rect acknowledgment that the Shenandoah sn Eng
lish pirate ship, rather than rebs cruiser.
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
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