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New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
BAYARD TAYLoRs FUNERAL.
Although the Hamburg steamship Gel

Although the Hamburg steamship Gellert,
bringing hr remains BayaId Tay lor. had not arrived
Of Sandy Hook at midnight her presence In the harbor
this morning was confidently awaited that the time
for the funeral services The CITY Hall. at p. N. TO-
dav was not changed. The arrangements remain nm
changed At O'Clock this morning, delegation from
the committee consisting among others Of Captain
I'm NJ. Schmidt the chairman ard Major John J.
D.ehl will 90 on board the revenue cutter which
Cpllector Merritt has placed at the disposal
of the reception committee. and proceed down
the Bay to meet the GcllerL When the steamship ar
rIycs at the dock HOboEen, Battery B. Captain KEN,
viii fire salute detachment OF koltes Post No. 80,
Gral0 Army o. the Republic, has been detailed 10 eS-
cnrt the relnaIus to the City Hall, whore tHey VIII be-
naced on "A bier in the Governors Room largr pOr-
trait Of Mr. Taylor VIII stand AT the head Of th1 bier
KOltes Post viii march 10 the City Hall before o'clock,
and the German singing sOccues VIII sing the diTge
for the the plaza IN front or the
C1ty Hall AgerDOn s sullivan viii deliver tie address
i'm the Governors Room. IL was intended nj hrst to
Issue only 500 tickets ADMISSION TO the Governors
Room hat Tire number Increased TO LOCO, ANA
dnsll, 800 more were printed.
A very elaborate floral design 10 be paced upon the
coffin was on exhibition evening IN The shOw-WlndOW
of the furS B, bus at TWcnty hrd->t. ana broadway.
IL WAS In imitation OF the diam dshaped badgt Of the
Della kAppa Epsilon Fraternity was n"arlY three feet
IN h ghf and OF prOpOr'iOUatc breadth. The ground
work was OF yiOlets, with heavy border or camtlas
siudded with carnations. In the centre Was raised
scroll OF camellas iHwrOught IN when wlth carnations
were the three initial Greek letters CT the Fraternity
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The following
changes have made in the stations and duties OF the
o0iccrs Of the United States Medical Department:
surgeon f. L. Town will report to the superintendent
of the General Recruiting Service. 10 accompany the
frat taebm-nt OF recruits ordered 10 the Pacific coast
and viii then report to the commanding General OF the
II nartment OF the Columbia for assignment 10 duty
surgeon H. L. Tilton will report in person TO the com
,anipg General OF the Department OF the Missouri for
Assignment to duty
Assistant surgeon Calvin Dewitt will report TO the
President OF the Army Medical Board at New-fork TO
ha examined for promotion. Assistant surgeon j. l.
POWELL recently appointed. will repOrt in person to the
General commanding the Department; oi Texas for as
signment 20 duty. ,
inc following changes have also been made IN the
duties and On OF officers u! The Corps OF Ig nCei3
C1Dtttn william A. Jones }, relieved nun dH} lS Ensi-
rer OF tue sixth l. ghthOuse District ahd VIII report 70
the commanding Genera! vi the MitaJ DVSlth ut tht
pnriti for duty upon bis staff First Ledtcnaht Call
4 - lfrry Is relieved from du'y the stan OF tno
Commanding General Of the Military DIVISION Of the
u,ric and Will report for duty upon the stan ~ tue
GSurr commanding the Department OF Arizona fifst
Iiruicnaut Thomas w. Lymans N relieved froLi dufy
viii First Lieutenant George VI. wheeler, ~ soon a.
bs services be spared by that officer and VIII report
m tbr commanding General o. the Department Of the
Columbia, for stan duty.
hislant surgeon W. l. TremaiHo il Ordered to report
10 his proper station on or before April /.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
A TREASURY CALL For BONDS.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Thc Secretary of
the Treasury has Issued the nneiysecond call for THE
redemption 52o bonds of 1858, consols OF 1867 The
princral and interest will be paid at the Treasury on
ana att.r the twelfth day OF June next. and the in
terest will cease on that day The following are the
bonds:
Coupon bonds dated Jdly /. 1867 $50, No. .0Ol
10 No II 900, boil incusye 500 No I9o.Oul to No.
pos 600 bot In inclusive: 5000 No. lO4OOl 10 NO lO5'
600 boI inclusive 81 900, No lS5OCl 10 NO. $4,000
bot6 inclusive total coupon 81 600 900
Resrsf,red bonds redeem b the pleasure of the
uusd states after first day or July. 1872 800
No 23O5I 10 No. 23,7OO, bOtn inclusive 5000 No.
II 55I Ia No | 1 500, botp inclusive; $1,000 No. A.
sol 10 No "A $50 both inclusive; $4,000. No l5lOl 10
No 10 800 both inclusive: total registered SSOOOOOO
Aggregate, $40, 900 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
yEW-JLRSEY COURT or APPEALS.


THE CASES OF SOOY AND MOVES
TRpyToN. March lin the Court OF Er'
.r- ,,d Aono,ls to-day an interesting argument was
,,.da IN the suit OF the state against the bonds
men OF Josephus sooy. late State treasurer
soov WAS o defaulter to the amount oi
100000, and has just been released IRON
s,e Prson after serving his full term The state began
s,t aguns sooy's bondsmen for tne full amount anu
tbev have appealed it from time to time uhV eacn VI
the Supreme Court judges. who COMPRISE niyorNy VI
the Court Of Appeals. with The e1eeotion oi 'uuHo
- ~ n,. ,,ven a decision IN the case The question
h, ar,s. whether the judges, having already deelue
against the bondsmen have the rSni 70 sly an Parker
as p'' Sor the bondsmen. and ex-Attorney oeherH
mnatta for the state. Decision was reserved % or, d.
In tie caseof Beni Noyes, on me Pro.ecntor Of
T..sx county and the appeal be argued al an eaS
date Moves is now prison serving the teru 'oi "
I,., srnfenued.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
GRADUATEs IN HOMEOPATHY.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE HoMHofAlhi'
MEDICAL COLLEGE-ADDREss BY THE REV. DIX
ARMTAGE.
At Chlckerng Hall last evening large ar-
dience listened the commencement exercises OF inc
Homeopathic Medical College, The friends OF TIE
graduates and undergraduates OF the institution were
largely represented The opening prayer was oy rue
Rev. DR.. d. c. Potter. II was followed by an INTRO
ductory address by Professor j. W. Dowling, Dean OF
the Faculty He urged the claims OF the Homeopathic
College to be considered regular any other meuc
college charted by the state Quoting legal authori9
he declared the graduates before him to be regular
graduates In medicine. The class, he said, was not
large but was well fitted for work. To this end 'he
members had attended in the last three years 900 lee
lure each an hour long. and l41 clinics. They were
urged by honest means. and to allow for the
peculiarIes their associates II evil was spoken
of them their lives should be such that no one "ould
believe IL, They were urged to marry. but not until
able to support wife,
At the conclusion OF the address the degree OF Doctor
Of Medicine bestowed upon each of tho forty grad
mates 10y the Hon. Salem H. Wales. president OF the
Board Of Trustees. He made a brief address
The address to the graduates delivered by the
Rev. Dr. Armitage. work Of the highest consequence
he sad assigned TO each OF the professions Ihey are
so closely allied that where they blend Inc
body the palace tho soul is the tenant Wrongdong
in one affects strongly the other When the pastor IL
is helping the body, both should work together Ihe
pastor should never carry shade into the sick-room
The physician should nerve the faith and warm tho
hope OF the patients heart.
Medical skill and physical sunbesms WORK halr tne
miracle of healing and hope IN the heart completes IT,
No medical men are careful ana consderate IMAM
those in this city, and particularly to cergymeh
Courage Of opinion compes me TO say that no men IN
this civ are mder gracious and helpful than the
doctors.
j. W. Candee delivered the valedictory address.
Professor L. s. Bradford. secretary OF the facuiy,
then awarded the following prizes: . =,
The Facn Nv prize OF 800 for highest standing In
scbolarship was gwen Edgar V. MOfa, OF Broodlyn
whose average standing 9S7, ont or possible 100
Honorable mention made of DIS Candee, Brewster
Hoffman, Banker, Howe. Morgan and Vebslage
The Wales prize, awarded for proficiency In junior
stndics was given James L. Lilentha OF New-fOrk
whose standing 800. Honorable mention Was
made OF Ca roll Durham.
Tie prize Tor excellence in Anatomy was given TO Ed
gar V. MOfat. >,
The prize for skill in obstetrics also awarded TO f.
The prize for the best thesis Mental Diseases was
presented TO G. \. Kinney.
The for pr hciency in Electro-IDeIapeuucs "a7
given 10 H. G. Bauyet
The prlze for the best thesis Fevers was awarded
TO W. NJ. Decker.
The prize for the best thesis on Nervous seases was
given to L.. " Mcfat.
or the following list OF the forty graduates, Only
fva frDm 4
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
WoRK IN THE NEW CATHEDRAL.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE HIGH ALTAR AND THE
ALTAR OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN.

CONSTRUCTION OF THE HIGH ALTAR AND THE
ALTAR or THE BLESSED VIRGIN.
Work ON the interior of the new Cathedral
in Ffth-ave. is advancing rapidly, and it Is
expected that everything will be In readiness Tor the
dedca ion which will take place May %. The eIer-
cises will participated in by representatives OF the
Roman Catholic Church from all quarters Of the United
st.tes and Canada order facilitate the work.
one is allowed inside of the building without an order
from Cardinal McCoskey since 1t is thought that the
workmen would otherwise be much delayed by curious
questions.
The main altar. the east end Of the Cathedral Will
have central spire so feet Ia height The reredos Will
be 80 feet The face of the table, winch will be
of white marble, will be ornamented with panels and
inches On the panels will be figures in bas-reef rep
resenng the Passion and statues viii adorn the inches
The tabernacle is constructed Of marble and will be
decorated with mosaics and precious stones Co0red
marbles OF various designs worked into the base OF
the reredos which is feet in height The front will be
in!ad with alabaster. Columns OF various coored
marbles, tabrrnaces and statues vii! supplement te
central tower On either side inches Of cOored marble
viii contain stltues Of ST. Paul and St Peter, and SPIRES
delcately cut, VIII crown the Two hluIeS; M -,
The altar the CHAPEL OF the Bless ID Virgin. ike the
main aitar il regarded as sodel OF desSn ana WORK
mead On either side Of the altar statne-One OF 81
Joachim and Of 81. Anne. Canop,"s ex.
tended over them. On the face OF the base OF
The al r. three scenes are cut basreef representing
the annunciaOn and the birth and crucihxon OF Christ
the tues ul tne
If the Ascension On the left and right
the Saviour angels playing upon lutte and harp
and below the three figures il an angel swinging a
Censer The cardina IS throne is covered by canopy
surmOunjed by pierced spro orn4meried with statues
an angelic cures The whole Of G1 ded English oak,
and is elegantly carved The woodwork OF the affairs
Is also Of English oak Most OF IN marble came re-
Gently from Rome and France where II has been pre-
rarlng The OF the affairs VIII probably be about
100000. 49,, - -,
in position aud workmen doing the joining and I'm
shiug work II the gallery the pipes Of the great
organ are being placed in position.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
NEW uyIvRRsALIsr DIVINITY HALL.

On the day following the death of the late
DE- Fisher president OF ST. Lawrence University the
Alumni Association OF the institution appointed com
mittee consisting Of the Rev Messrs. NJ H. Leonard j.
Pullman OF this city, A. Gunnison of Brooklyn. and
two residents OF Canton 10 tnke into consideration the
erection OF "A suitable memorial with power to prosecute
the work This committee Yesterday completed ses-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
. My.rERIoUs SKELETON IDESTIFIED.

MlDDLETowN, y. Y. March 12.-fhe slcle-
tom f,dnd recently in AN abandoned mine at Ll.un-
Vile. Ulster County. wIcn Wa being reopcnc1, has
been ident ird tho remains of Telegraph operator
named David Smith, who disappeared Bysterousiy
from Ellenvile, In February 1856. suJh then twenty
two years old was supposed by his family have loft
on account II love aair The general belief In Elem
VILE Is tiat Smith nurd rcd Rum"r charges the
crlme 10 n man now dead. whose home the
mine where ihe body found.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13

sion held at the Church OF Our Saviour has been @
decided 10 erect q memorial building, to cost SloOoO
The budng is much desired for the increasing needs OF
the iDsiution. The Rev. A B. Hervey. OF Troy, was
appointed to prosecute the canvass. lie VIII tahc VI
tile work at
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13

A clock having struck the hour Of one, n
tender hearted woman exclaimed, on! what a cruel
clock % why 80 T. asked friend. " Because It struck
its little ouew
"Do, for gracious sake, waiter take these
hackers over to that man, exclaimed nervous
old lady sitting oppooIte party who was crlck *
hickory nuts with his teeth " No. THANK yOu,' he
said, politely returning them, " mine are not false
teeth"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Master Clinton Ii.
Lyeth has been ordered To the Navy Yard at NewYork
and Cadet Elgnecr william Il. King To duty IN The
Bureau OF Steam Engineering Past Assistant surgeon
John W. Ross mas been detached from the Naval Hus7-
tai AL Washington and ordered To tue nautical scLOOsh
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
THE LONG BRANCH FIRES.

LONG BRANCH, March lZ.-Mlss "', s.,
Leary, the horsekeeper OF the Ocean hoe'' W =, n,
.rr.,,ed on Saturday on a charge OF setting nre 80
ocean HOTEL was discharged to-day on ne, own ersons
rn Tonn C,nmssioners have secured stIons nr,seay
h,t thew and the Lelands decline 10 u'u's' !"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
A DEPLETED COLLEGE.

PouGHKEEPsIE, n. u, March 12.-The va
coton t ST. 81 pheus College having ended only about
tor,vaye ont Of the eghly students have returned ana
nny "A few o. them sided with the expelled student
parkursOu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-11
They Vince


-ls AGva--ss- q Saturday last b-istles all
rTE =h Is zszzl 5ll-huzsor * the GAzETTE,
aszuss -as LAKE, las god word 70 say Of
IL z1rzlEz deals, who are doing tLei-
Eaa-s 5l=y Il IL matter q procuring labor
ez X .hsss -s-zz5s. f-Cu he Soath Seas. The
Ea1z kEzs- q s---lsyOEs are o. tie bowl,
ssz1zss IL 6kzE-zE declines 70 follow The
I'D s2zpis q TIE Advertiser n rs insane
-z-z-- = -hs hesis q every one who Is viii
Ez--e srziss vhs-e praise Is due. We know
z5zs1--z1s zl.h tie people who write
IL 1lzzs 1s1 sl.1-zs l-1i1-sS Tor the Advert
a. II HE51a hey 6el1zace the GAZETTE, be-
czzss Z Goes 10; JAN II the insi6ao1z attacks
z-1z IL E1vzii4a Government from week 70
wzE Ne z-s zlso aware, and 50 are many
caEs. ~ "a writers fu- re Advertiser are
- az-z- sazzsss q tie Hawaiian Govern
H. - A. psSo2s Z E1yEiss favorable 10
&ass = P0Es-, SIMPLY bsc4Ise they are IN
v1Es-= IL tAzs Z tsoss ccat-ibzto-s 70 The
c1-zzs e tas Advertiser Lad their way they
xuz-z szzpFls, Il 70, totally destroy this Gov
E--zz-- L : zis1 equally vel understood
~ zLE- zhs Advertiser undertakes 70 argue
81 szzS=az Il Importance, II invariably fails,
AZ Ink 5=soea5s 70 abuse aid dsau1ciatioa foE
lax & z-Ezzez- Il al this. the Advertiser
5z "a =-e = be pitisd than blamed, fo-
- RASH ~ hey cznno. change he- PER
vs-ss z-z-ss IL Ensl sither howl OF burst
- 6zss-ss EEish Sc sorzly zHic.s he Ad-
Esz-zE f1La : eA-oaio Ga znd past all
-z=zSy Es tsE- Ihsa lss then hoEl. s'Tbe
EZs5 a5ss E-zDos, b-t or Fitheu ara IN
@- We III z5o-d 70 laugh II their c.
-z=-v nd zo1k WIZ thsir fear consth, . and
81 hz7E goo6 word in- al who deserve
-z=-g-5a11a- We coui REFUGE # II Eere
Easszzs f1- tie Advertiser 70 utter kind
=zzz z- zzE5od5, bai thai Is As impossible as
is~zzz he . Er-e@ps e mike silk purse
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-11

The people Of California, BY the adoption Of
their new Constitution, with the ridiculous
provision in It, 70 expel from the State about
one hundred and sixty Thousand Cinnamon,
because they are Cinnamon, have succeeded
in rendering themselves The laughing stock Of
the civilized world. Last winter, Congress,
Al the instance Of the Senators and members
@. Congress from California, passed ball with
stringent restrictive provisions in il against
the emigration Of Chinese, which President
Hayes wisely vetoed. on the ground thai such
a b.Il was not unly against The settled policy
o. the United States government. bus was az
wa- with existing treaty stpulstious with
Cains-ss well as the comfy Of nations.
Strange 70 say, that with all these lights be
fore them We have iev partially demeniei
creatures n Honolulu, who advocate similar
policy, and advise This Government to render
itself ridiculous in the eyes Of the world.
Truly ...here are none SO blind as those who
viii no. see Blu; the councils OF such men
are 50 monssTous tina; they defeat themselves
by their very mention. This Government can
no. afford 10 play the fool and be laughed ST,
merely TO crafty q few persons whose sole
object Is rule OF ruin men:' who would rather
reign in he'll than serve IN heaven From
all such people and their crazy Vaccinations
may the Lord preserve these fair Islands, and
give Us the benefit Of enlightened government,
tempered with christian love for all men,
without distinction as to race, color or pre-
vious condition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-11
The Negro Emigration in the Uni
ted states

Some weeks ago We took occasion to touch
upon the question Q: negro emigration from
the Southern 10 the Western States, and in
that connection, spoke II terms Of reprOba;iOn
as ssrong as We thought the occasion required.
We took Tie Wv we believed al the time to
be the correct one, namely: that the exodus
was the immediate cause Of the bad treatment
by tie whites Of the Southern States, in their
uuwarran.ed and unwarau.able interference
with tie constitutional rights Of the colored
people a. tie elections. II appears however,
fnSt there is IN other side 10 this question,
and shzs the exodus Of the cOlorei people has
been brough. abou. by the willy Vaccinations
Of politicians, n anticipation Of the coming
struggle for the Presidency IN $50: and that
there Is about as much philanthrOphy in tie
scheme, So far as The white politicians are
conceEned, SIS there ever has been toward the
back man Of tie South, (. g. sympathy
which is IS transparent as ]; is heATiless-s
ielusi51 and snare 70 catch the votes Of the
freedman for the beneat Of one political party,
which ever since the rebellion has proftted
politically by lis pretended love Tor the negro
and his newly acquired constitutional rights.
The 'American Correspondents" well-in-
formed and nOnp4rtisan paper, published at
New YORK, under dale Of Nay 81, takes occa-
sion 70 lay bare the real facts on the subject
Of the negro exodus, which ara interesting as
items Of news Il says:
ERlSE4-IOS 70 -zE IS-EsioR.-The Negro emf
Er4tial E.vs1eui iEuz the Southern 70 tie North
western States has Ass-Ee- sL mere alarming grs-
Portions ssuee Et alluded % i fortnight GEp. Il
Is 81 scanozs> event q tie highest -sorlsnes, -
q ~! zct2tlv Ezect the yru5uelllu q Gotten az
0shsr lrt-sles principally furnished 10 Earope by
America Tie Suuihs-u press Wi;h regret. that
lie lysEe1; Is Ike Tssci: q po|Isical a-z1Suyrss
AID hat il will bs Tar fro1 bezs5;i1 tie blacks,
ls-ry .t,Q9l .; EboG bsvs already isig tie g-uiz-
ils-s- lie Asiokaesit, vsry n0isr4;s jslTlAI,
ps.i;i,Aly speaking, and well informed uPOa Al.
9assgSus 8: sOeE. se-u0uy &n6 ssrieEtGrs AEse:iuE
tie Soa.h, Ald p-rt-aA-y Louisltaa, Tsesa;y SAID
-At Rssat1ss1 FI-y o lie deoas and vitaoss :.
Eza- s1-is sil ne Frssz5sa-zl slecsilz Al
>i4ss 81 se uaiss ! f4rgr q re Dsoe-s,y
valce al 1ug Ihre x he A1=1Esrl Wess
lS4-s-s VII ssrssrs X szah h.acks 10 eze-ss
c111elEl s-A-e.- q.
kansas As ts<1 ihrar si sssFs 1tt Ar1 iszsSa 4
larAa ave 80 11-oee e iFGns@i isir Llss-l-- sos
lAis1 r1- Ls-islzA he fses-zsz, Ms Alaays zzsy
sl-lcz-s ~-1-I u4--lls 4lE=-, las g-1kec h.s
izgs A.. l--Eist z rs 1sily rssaas sAe-s
&. sl.lls = - Al si-a-
i rsuEias 70 Re sssa whether TIE political result
q AS s-iErztsau vii u5t Be altogether different
frcz Ua2i tie RsF1oiisA1 Yo!sieiEas expect Il i
Te-y possiale iazs the Noriheru American arrleul-
tara .Eb1Te-x, ;hs I-ssh 1aa TIE Gs-uzas Ea5 have
EetI.s1 j Kansas, VII aoi Re disposed regard ne
co1pstIiun o; negro lz5arErs win :LFor and Ei BE
crEs1, fo- ihAi Ts-! rsGsgr, abandon TIE Rspub-
!lssa parry. Haiss las given tasE sass easily Ard
eiSkEtseAbls treat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-11
MENEsDaF. - u. -.
Important Appointments.

= AEr-szss5 rs MAJESTY he King, = sP-
z-- ss-z- s55i-5zAl members q HIS Privy
C1zZ 4 Sz-s- : fellows: Col William ?.
A. 11v55 Hzazaz, c. Along, u. Klzea zld
2 2 A5zzE- Esg-s- Tie above are excel
llzz sslssluzS The-e Is oae az the number,
n q Aiz-s, -h5 5 s native Of China, and We
E4-5Ezs -hs 5-Es q that nationality to enjoy the
Lzz- 15 a sza- IL lis M4iesty's Plvy Coun-
e. -z1l 6les NJ z-gue that HIS Majesty
sEz7---ises vsTE largely with the oo.erie,
~ El5 -hs Advertiser, favor reqvessive
zszzz-zs z-z5us. he Chinese OF these Islands.
5r1z zE7l5s-zsas q VI. AfoaE 70 : sea. n
- Pm C0zasd OF Safe. DIS Majesty has
szsay zsllszlzs5 - Chinese element u his
EEz5n m Rksd Eai proper manner.
~ rlz- I'll II Advertiser CO abou; i ?
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-06-11
To the North Pole i'm a Balloon.


Commander Chsype, Q: tie British Royal Mary, Is
making tEgrts so gel a. Al expedition 10 reach tie
SurtA Pole b. meas q bAllsuus. Re Is Al exps-i-
s1e~a Aretie Navigator, having served under S.r
james Ross, AID las seeured Tie services q CAPT
Lex g.1r, vel known zsruu4uI- Commander Cheyne
bssFss thai the Cali Ssrs4 sEssFs rsa1d tie polAr
tzsu, AID -stcrrs By the 1oTth En6 east 81 Greeu-
lA1d GTsEg body q eeld water. he proposes 70
utilize TINS eErreas i the following EGnusr: lie
sap Tss.d proceed - DAVIS Strait AID BA6a's
Bay; ios1, tEruilg 10 TIE =sst, would steam Cd
LAaekslsE SAID and Qassa's Channel 70 tie furth-
sSi exPlsFed poini. Ste ESald ns1G take uor;h
uCrih- westerly eseeiioa Until tie % the eurrsui
fslt, Ehel as- coarse Eo1l6 Re altered 70 one
14rtA. II a1E case, sic EcGld pass thrCuEh every
available opening II the ice Easii Der zdSzuce was
oetaiisy arrested BY tie IdEsat Of winter. In ad-
dliiga 10 tie usual equipment u sss6eeS, ETC. the
vesss. W0ula carr several balloons, ezca urs sapA-
be q hftuE x5out ten EsiEaI II addition 10 the
Esz- Nasn TIE shiq became 5ese; II the pAek three
bzli0o-s would BE inflated sud j0i1ea together BY
means q three liE.t sTArs sixty feet long. Thus
tragic would bs formed, with bAlioon AZ each
E1gs. tie Eho.s together Tsprsss1IiDg . lifting
poUs- Of A5oaE tsres tens Tins power would be
employed il earryiug tie boztexrx, ssdgss. Prov
sisns, ts-ts, ballast, e.e- Coeuzn6s- Chsyrs pro
passes during the winter establish tEo obssrraio
riss Ebosi thirty niles IpzTt, vita The shin as =
oe1ter, that tT the end @; Nay the balloons mar
start upon carve alre.dy Aseeriaise6 with toerz-
be Aes1-zs!- By iAis means. the distance Of the
feAkel pc lie course 10 be followed
beng kn0Wn- The trAEelsrk Eo1lc be en8bie6 Grnp
Uiihis twenty ilss q their dsstinGiior Wire
t-Hilr1peE EoI-c be used f0- preserving Alti;sde
above TIE ice. Nhsz l. vas necessary TO descend
tie gas Eo1l6 he PRESCRIBED BY rseoup pressing IT, by
ueeAzaicAl means. lnso tire reeslTsrs, there 10 be
hsld il rSLdioess fer future uSe- II the journey
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The TIP v5Eia A. se made. The b1lloous
hsLzg K--ssisG ths parable. q latitude upuu uhsch
tie ssiP vas leii iet bloekea. Iae eonnGading e.
L charge E0ul6 ssa6 CIT Siege pArtis. daily te
ssi tie h2loort Arc gEs altsTsr assistance might
BE reeuIrse- o. tae breaking ~ Of the the shp
EoEic leave hs- EIcis- ea.-ts-s AID pash r0aad
northern sxrrs-iIy II 6rseaIAnd- a skeuud viutsr
Eu8id hers be passed. the tine being sFeut II max
Tag surEsy Of the ard CHEZ seieailse o5serEn
tsls- DurHE TIE following suuasr, aided BY tie
lEtarAl crlfi & the ice, TIE TeSEel Enuld kteAu
tArgzgh sFs-y oPeaiag, and rstaru home beiHss,
i.s el1tinezt q 6rstul416 and splt1bs-ge-- Should
ira-1ble vind arse. hoWeFer, 70 rArry him back
frpa tie Pole 70 his ship, Co1EEu6sr Cberus in
tends eaaiuEiug his 1srlAi ioErnsy, All irEsls to
gss5 fsriansSs drop RGszi8 zhs-sTs- Inhabitants
ars u be sssa--IISsE YORK TTibaze-