The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-27

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The following dispatch was sent from
Washington on Wednesday, the 2lst inst
He1,man, Czsyys-& RI<wstsrv:
The President desires you 10 make provision
foe The immedia,e teIief and retnrn Of The oGceu
and men o. the Jeannette. Cable promptly the
amount Of credit Jon require, an1 e vii Be pro-
vided By the Secretary u The Navy and myself;
also cable what steps can Be taken By his gov
eminent for the recovery Of the crew II the
FRnMaHUxsEE, Secretary.
The following special was received By the New
York Herald on Thursday:
PARn, December 2l.--Our st. Petersburg coE-
respondent telegrnphs that the Governor General
Of Eastern Siberia, who happens 10 Be - present
81 st. Petersburg, having received information Of
nette In the region under bis Command, immedi-
ately proceeded 10 GaischinA and saw the En-
per0r, who personally ordered that AL supplies
that were necessary for food, clolhing, muncy
and transportation, should be placed Al their dis
posal.
The Herald has received the following account
of the adventures Of the Jeanette:
LONDON, December %. Q A. M-The follow
ing telegram was received At the London once
at twenty minutes past two this morning !:
IRKUFsK, Dec. 81, sos p. M-The JeAnnetie
mh~4e l. a
utes north, longitude l67 degrees east The
boats and sleds made good retreat TO city miles
northwest Of the Lena river, where The three
b0ais were separated In Q gale. The whale
bOat, In charge of Chief Engineer Melville. en-
tered the east mouth of the Lena river on Sep
TENDER 18th. IL was stopped By Ice in the river
We found O native village, and as soon as the
river closed put myself 10 communication with
the commandant al Bnloenega- On October
2oth ] heard that the first cutter, containing
Lieutenant belong, DR.. Amber and twelve 9th
ers, had landed at The north mouth Of The Lena
The commandant at BOlOenga sent instant relief
TO the whale boat party, who are all well Men
deman and Noras arrived At Bol0enga On OctO-
Der 10Th the relief for the men in the first cutter
all Of whom are In q sad condition and In dan
ger of starvation, and all badly frozen The
commandment al Boloengs sent native scouts 10
look for them. and will urge vigorous and con-
slant search until they are found The second
cutter has not yet been heard from Telegraph
money for instant use 10 Irkutsk and JAkuisk-
A list Of people 10 the boats Is as follows:
First cutter-Lieutenant belong, DR.. Amber,
jerome ]. Collins, William Nendeman, Louis
Noras, Hans Erickson, Henry Knox, Adolf
Bressler, Carl Getretz, Walter Lee, Neils liver
son, George Boyd, Alexia Ahl0rn. Whale-b boat
Engineer Melville, Lieutenant Donenhour, Jack
Cole, James BaTtlett, Raymond Newcomb. Her
bert Lach, George Laudeniach, Henry Wilson,
Manson Aniquin Long. TIE above are safe
The second cutter, which is still missing. con-
tanned the following: Lieutenant Chip, Captain
Dunbar, Alfred 6weetman, Henry Waxey, Peter
johnson. Shawell. and Albert Ksihue.
The Hergld has received news Of The safety If
Jerome J. CollinA scientist and Hsrold core
spondent. who h thought TO have been IN CON-
mand of the missing second boat Of the Jean
neifa