The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-23

xsUs from the survivors OF the JEAN
ss i auxiously looked for In all parts Of
country. The Herald furnishes the
w.n.Ss,ng telegram, which was received Mt
s.Iondon office at twenty minutes past 2
.tsrday morning:
!'4tsxrTSE. December 2l-2:05 r. NJ
,.nnetie was crushed by the ice In lati.
- 70 II, north, longitude 1870 east.
or. snd sheds made good retreat to fifty
ogss northwest OF the Lena river, where
=. ihrce boats were separated in gale.
y. whale-boat, in charge OF Chief-Engineer
ys,5uc. entered the east mouth OF the
". river on September 18th. II was
s..,nea by ice In the river. We found n
I've village, and as soon rs the river
80 put myself in communication with
-. commandant at Boloenga. ON Oc-
- Goth | heard that the first cut
y. containing Lieutenant DE Long. DIR.
,,,hler. and twelve others, had landed AZ
- north mouth oil the Lena The com
...oa,nt at Boloenga sent instant relief TO
u. Whalc-boat party, who are all well.
y;,5sman and NoraS arrived at Boloenga
!, Ortoher 10Th for relief for the first cutter.
M whom are in a sad condition and in
AMER Of starvation, and all badly frozen.
~ Commandant at BOloenga has sent
live scouts 10 look for them, and will
a., vigorous and constant search until
~, are found. The second cutter has not
~ been heard from. Telegraph money
q, instant use to Irkutsk and Iakutsk.
ne lit Of people in the boats is as fol-
bgs;
FIRST CUTTER-(SAFE.)
Lieutenant George W. DE Long.
m. James VI. Amber. jerome j. Collins,
William Nindeman. Louis Noras.
Hans Erikson. Henry Knack,
Adolf Drcssler, Carl Gortz.
Walter Lee. Neils Iyorsen,
George Boyd, AleXia, All Lorn.
SECOND CUTTER (MSSING).
Lieutenant Charles w. Chipp,
Captain William Dunbar,
Aired Swectman. Henry Warren,
Peter Johnson. Edward Star,
Shawell, Albert Kaihne.
wHnE-BoAT (sAFE).
Engineer George w. Melville,
Lieutenant J. w. Danenhauer,
Jack Cole. James Bartlett,
RAYMOND Newcomb, Herbert Leach.
George Landertack, Henry Wilson,
Manson. Aniquin, Long Sing.
Signed MELVILLE.
The Cars Humanity.
PlRIs, December 81, 1881. Our st. Pc
trburg correspondent telegraphs "The
GoyernOr-Gencral of Eastern Siberia, who
hDpen> 10 be at present in st. Petersburg,
Swing received information Of the arrival
Of the shipwrecked crew OF the Jeanette
b the region under his command. imme-
Gliely proceeded 10 Gatschina and saw the
Emperor. who personally ordered that all
supplies that were necessary for food,
clothing, money, and transportation should
h placed al their disposal"
News of Leigh Smith.
LONDON. December 22.-The Times this
morning SAYS: Information has been re-
nyed from TromsOe. Norway, which au-
ours well for the success of Mr.. Leigh
smiths voyage. The captain OF a Norwe-
ian whaler reports that on July 2d he saw
ihe Ezra steaming southwark, having seen
De same vessel previously. on June 30th,
Il MatotShkin Strait, at the edge OF the
&c."
fBy Telegraph
rE SECRETARY or TIE NAyY's INSTRUCTIONS
TO ENGINEER NEVILLE.
WASHINGTON, December 22.-The Secre-
lry Of the Navy has received from Engi-
leer Melville, under date of Irkutsk, De
ember n, cable message identical with
bat cabled from London last night to the
lew York Herald. TO this the Secretary
'plied q follows:
To Engineer MelUHle, United States Nd-
rg Irk1ttsk:
"0mit no effort and spare no expense in
ecuring the safety OF the men i'm the Sc
Ond cutter. Let the sick and frozen Of
hose already rescued have every attention,
nd rs soon as practicable have them trans
Ored 10 a milder climate. The Depart
lent will supply the necessary funds.
HsNT, Secretary"
THE REMAINDER OF THE CREW.
LONDON. December 22.-Tbe st. Peters
ure correspondent OF the Standard has
al an interview with General An6utchini,
GOVERNOR Of Eastern Siberia. who eX-
Fe,,ed the opinion that the remainder OF
De crew OF the steamer Jeanette have
cen fallen in with by natives and hospita-
ly treated.
Ericsson's Latest Invention.
NOVEL TORPEDO-BOAT THAT CAN SINK THE
GREATEST or IRON-CLADS.