The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

tain Bachy saw small one fall from glacier spite
four saasd her IN s s
bergs The single dr which bore Atsan shout
hundred miles TO the south was computed
and seven fee, in sscsns Such held Of Ice would weigh
looo tom, We this was single s Gr arS r
!se Pole and fractional par. q the dsItt in The year
which, wsdsns Itself into this place around Pole eject:
ssch masses on! Of this space as quietly and easily a. s
There Of such knorei facts as these in the
sm at loss select Sdcioay from them
suffer TO do In conclusion he ssys:-rhs profound
Goy ArcS explorer sNr
sna Ss usssre %1S into on quiet
%ss, w What OF p0' .A: se ss
knew with Big =. was
bis pencil wa! riumpnany pointed Oa' BY the
RUS brings as to The very brief Of one
q live Of y IN the winter
explorations having been made principally by North Euro
IA the German language though Hydrosraphc once
NJ DasS
D ss most
opsraon. TO give @ q ali Sss, details
OF couple circular letters by Dr. Pserman
The S as w sxs IL ~ i
The Russian expedition under Prince Alexis Aiexandro
aa the Ss
has b So made Nova
and Iceland and has found Gulf up
zemba has the nigh temperature of 10 degrees Raumer
In my june he his
pedi.ion, consisting of the Germana steamer and sailing
the same as those gwen 10 Captain Kadewsy previous
which to t. pass Saaa
Behng Strait his es being That 1n
these The Germana frozen In in latitude 10 after
ansnocessa the following season also The Hsnsa was
beset by ice near the 1reenand coast in latitude ~
howeye 70 protect and suess, them on the Ice -
m hes var Se"n carried t.o hSndrea miles to the
southwest along the coast OF Greenland during their soon
atm 'Sspcs as to the of
Ssessd l0'4r n@ aouh he
the credit for having some year,, past sat said that
and Nova ze@Oi" yet ao said the best way
me csSs to NJ s Ss ss ssp s and
expeditions Of isssoi the east Greenland
iss aaass
1 nn and as day es yss to get
along the past the norhcnmos cape of Asia,
you Sec he thinks Gulf Stream does to the Pole,
put Passes OF 70 the eastward along hs coast 81 ASA ~
Finally Lieutenant weyprecht, OF the German sailed
last for the OF reaching and exploring King
Karl. a9 by Won hIss to the east Sn OF spin
ingto Norway teesaphed from Fromsoc. October ., Us
ain september open sea- followed from q degrees to 81
%ss e
nor. on the meridian OF ~ degrees eat There toad
Poyna toward the east probably tho most FAVOR
able route North Pole"
Now maps which were made to Illus
my address in tho winter OF 1903 and have not been
changed In the slightest degree since aud the largest OF
which reduced Autograph copies of put IN the
pamphlet containing that address, published BY Mess Stud
ley 4 Co. in the spring OF 1869. -
dian OF % degrees east both maps and the
exactly In the middle OF the path OF the
Iuf Stream as represented alphabetically 1868, In
the very gateway to the open Polar Sea-
thereore again reterate convictions oppressed in
communications the President OF the Geosrapnca socl'
civ of New York 1864 which the substan
tally expresse Dr. Kane in office Ia the win
lS556Ihat the Gulf Stream and kurO Swo the
prime and only of the open about the Pole with
It's temperature much above that due to the iati'
tde only practicable by which ships
reach that sea- thence Pole. Il by following the
warm waters these that tn at To ind and
follow sreanth thermometer the guide,
and that this may be justly termed The
The.memelTio oatewsys " the Pole.'"