New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

s. ioxest stage Of over 10000 cubic ieet PR hours
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chimes and explosives seem to solve snesces.y the
country Is literally estimated At which, adding
excellent helscrs ss each terinus but It's loy cost com
oOsy for I'M the
the poson ve Il which repayS tho %a cost
the doubts and Ignorance hanging the Istmus Of
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and "a inc much to the
SUPPLIES FOR FRANCE AND cERxANr.
In pursuance Of q resolution Of Congress, approved
February TO- 1871 three naval vessels the Worcester the
Supply, and the Relief detailed for tho transpOrta
ton Of supplies furnished BY our people for the suf
| ferers Of the European war which was then raging
Saa full
Ss vss It sss points ~
the agents Of the relief associations Of the respective
thew returned .afey to the nted states to tins pors
| fren which they started
EXPEDITION TOWARD THE NORTH POLE.
By the ninth section of act approved July r. $780,
"the President OF the United States authorized TO
organize and send out moro expeditions toward
the North Pole, ando appoint such person persons
he may deem most fitted to the command thereof TO
detail any officer Of the public service to ts&e part In tho
sss Ss the he .as
be ~ x the s4ySe
trsvelen Of great experience in that locality was az
out under ~ tits authority The PerriWinie. now called
the Poar,s. sr,s steamer Of ss7 selected for
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polar navigation. Mr.. Hall himself wa. permitted to
nd Of
u recommend the person. selected to accompany him
THE left !es IT, sS
sailed the 10th. Tnuchng at New.LOadon, st. Johns
f the It'll Of August The United states stesmcr Con
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NcwYork the 25th Of july and came up with the Pc
AZ a the @ q s D n ss
officers Of our shps aud contributed ~ every means in
took her departure from Goddayen Ang II. and reached
Upernavik the next day. whence her adventurous crew
hope and yigor and bearing with them te good wishes
VI the world. -
Our Minister to China having been instructed to ar
range and conclude If possible, convention with the
people who occopy the peninsula Of Corea betwean the
yellow Sea and the Sea Of Japan. for the protection Of
sailors and other strangers shpwrecked their coast
It became necessary to that end that he should visit the
communication with the authorities. With this view.
and with the assent OF the authorities o. China to when
ter sailed In May last from Eagasak to Bosfe
on ss Rodsers
The Admiral was accompanied by te Aaeka inc seni
to transport convoy the diplomatic representative OF
our Government to exhibit IN his behalf sncl force as
Who 70 only the exn"n Of
b to ns@re the safety Of the s cApeS se
wisdom and necessity OF s policy sh9 Sn s IN tss
Which an so Afsr tine With II ,n and visits
from the local authorities spd the assurance on our ps
not mott only peaceful but friendly in il. Objects surveying
party. engaged in the peaceful occupation OF maknS
ts safety Of after having been allowed
with the understood consent Of the authorities ana
cnan"ei 10 POINT past the Ccrcsn forts separated
from and beyond the reach Of assistance from the main
tacEed while in the dificuIt navigation Of unknown
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forts, under free FIRE Of suddenly opened upon
ryne into action the fire Of the forts dTv
boats nom danger with only two Of our men wounded
Minister sSa seds Sas
should be and that ample time snO snG
pes TO- MI: va: and ten
were allowed to pass during which no ~ o
ersd An attack was then P"p esi
and S S&c out tso OUTRAGE had Sesn
party Of sailors were landed and arter r.,
dcut march oyer an almO: p.ns s0S io The
Officers and men engaged in this attack displayed perse.
aaa ss sra Ss
and destroyed 20 battlenags taken ana y WsSss o
artillery fell Into hands: UpSs oS 81 losses ws9s
three killed and ten wounded among the lSre xounS
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ds ths sns%y citadel sa1s 70 continue
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Of the expedition has Jailed yet the ana Ia
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upon the people Of tSs n ZEE eo%sSsaton
and comfort and perhaps to the safety OF our
located there.
Tie Naval Observatory has we'll earned Its reputation
Is an admirable institution and the works OF hs.omeen
in late years have placed 1t In the foremost rank nome
and abroad 1t Is ably ed economically admiheseo'
and Icommend It to the favorab consideration Of Con
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