New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
MEsSRs. HATTON, GO3HAM AND NEW
my rrIEGR Apu To TIE TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-First Assistant Pos'mas-
ter-Gencral Hatton viii assume active contro' VI
the management Of The National Republican as soon
nc bo ba, aisposed of arrearages OF official business
which accumulated during his recent abs'hc,
| For the present George G. Gorhah Will
| be retained as editor of that paper
| This ARRANGEMENT is not expected 10 po
ner,nauent. however as il Is understood tl'' Mf.
Gorham is still candidate for the secretarysnp u
the United states Senate an Office 70 when he con-
| Gdently expects to be elected at the BEGINNING u.
| the next Congress In March next. prominent anu
! influential member of the Administration was aS"eu
nv a TRIBUNE correspondent today II he though'
| Mr. Gorham would receive the caucus nomination
for the Secretaryship. and he replied: on yes ;
undoubtedly
There is a rumorD remarked the correspondents
4" that Assistant Secretary New. Of the treasury Do-
partment. is to resign, and that MI Olna'n Is ~
II do not think there is anything in that WIS WIS
the reply: but If l were In New pinCt WI
either resign or pu' stop to the soreS "' kissIaut
the newspapers are HoOded apout '-i0
Secretary OF the Treasury"
THE ARRIVAL AT THE LENA DELTA
SEPARATION OF THE THREE BOATS OF iii' JAN
NErrE-MELvIILEs PARTY On TIE SIBERIAN
COAST
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Of the Jeanette Board Of Inquiry on Saturday hr'
Melville had reached that point I'm his narrative WheIe
the canuettc crew landed on the island III ho''ho'
Rerning witness said: "Whie engaged IN dragging
the boats 10 mako a landing, Mr. Dinoar Tel III Iaht
which was attributed by the doctor 10 heart aicS'
and the captain ordered him 10 desist from any TURNER
work of tina, kind On September the boats PAL out
from Kotelnoi to make the run the southwest 10 sto
bcboi the nearest island All passed rough night lt
was very COLI and all hands very wet and pretty
badly used up The next morning the Island OF soiO"
boi was IN sight to the eastward The boats were hauled
ont on "A foe piece, and the party remained there t the
next morning. they again hauled out and stood 10
the westward, rowing and pulling the boats ABOUT me
oh Of September sighted the Island OF Seneonoys ana
near night camped on a foe piece. The next DAY nj
noon q landing made and the people lad dinner.
Deer and tracks on the island ana hunt
ing parties went out. doe was killed and portion
was cooked Tor supper. MIR. NewcOmb also shot TWO
geese and other birds. About a. n Monday the
boats put OF and headed eouthward. Captain De Long
saying it was about ninety miles Barkn tho point OF
their destination One Of the boats touched MT the Island
of Washeeli and loft some records.
Toward night the wind freshened and the boats rcecd
down BY D. m it was blowing q gale. and tie boats
were taking IN considerable water. Tie witness had
orders o keep astern the first cutter but a. the whale
boat was the faster boat resort was mad TO lowe ring
the gail but whom this done the over The
STERN About this time the whacbOat was little ahead
of the the weather bow Captain DE Long
sgnaed and the witness ordered the san lowered 30 as
10 drift down within hail. The sea, however began to
tumble IA over the stern, and Captain De Long APP
parently seeing situation OF the wnaebPat waved
lis hand witness Interpreted 1t to ludcie 10 nm
that aid not desire TO hail Ihe wltness uhders Qog
tbe sn4 TO mean that he should run before the wlnd
and look OUT lor his boa regardless 0l the previous
orders 10 keep ali times within sight OF me nrhl cut
teri In few minutes the whaicboat was ont of sat OF
the other boats THIS tAe LAST the witness ever
saw oItLe second cutter her people, and mo a5t ho
SOW of he people in the FIRST Gutter until he found hem
dad in Tie Lena delta. Tie witness said 10 Nr Dauen
1 hover Boat '1 to-" Bsntnhowcr reped Ye Me
Vile. it should have been done before.
DurinV u{h the bO8l Annually TOOK IN Wtrr ana
H. ludied under the weather cloths aud projected
themselves best tnoy could nom ne siie "h'le p
Ing out the water All hah"S were cA@l7o! ~ ~
Tie hoot ana keeping ncr clear OF Waicl lha wax tIe
Cbt OF fnel1 on the I3tn Tie VIVID Wen down, Tn
drag wac III ana the course "as 4id iof t4o Lehd
della. TIE coast Inc On me eastern sue o. me ueI.
southwark. Nr DAhcGho"er "a SEA -'liE s'u'H"'Iu
toward the CANS, bit tie "itnosNs Oi!c.s "-i 20
u, tne afternoon stood IN between Two hoadeidi ana
Tried to make LANDING atooi dp rV r. ana 1loA iylIu
This thHt Re vas ~ On, % n 1 ro go - isa ~ bn
en- cred the river, lie Wds IOath 30 uIh blc Al
ter con al'1- MN w, m I'D .epcr c!iel t., Il. oat
he dd ro' Ina 49, 90. -, - ~, - hi 60
aid croml.d Alter the previous IOur days iir5 was
a., NJ, t,.,s j., 20 TO sea asal. and from whAt nad
100 sno-sIur tGere many natives IN te detd. Ac
cn.c'udd 20 20 ahead III tine nope OF meeting sJhc ha-
tiyes Toward evening they found hut wtI evidences
of 9av,pS recently Del occupied. ey landed, made
v ire and M supper. All Aaiis were greatly exAau,tcd,
and were unable sleep OWNS 10 cramps anu pans ld
the feel and icgs -, , .., ..., ..t,... ..,
dl, Nua N M, uiu hcadllLd 80 Tie -UdtA"Csl large
b.,b of FL nude nOrtu and sot. ana witness De-
H. ~. he was IL the main river tdHped on muddy
besG1 wAica tucy called tIo Mud camp Nj Dauen-
bnyor Lcach anu Bartlett sept that h4SI
i'm = uun.ers' camp on top o. u'o nil.
N.xt morning al hGn1s were pre',' 0d.ly cnppl.I 49,
with frosibt,s In about Two hours thcJ ctn, up 10
some hints where they remained lie rest OF t.e Lay aud
fbat night Found wood ana n'h ana evidence thdl
t.t,e uis lad been occupied rec, y! "a lAc 4Jt To-
unmarked STOOD south soon entered a VIA pdt,
ri. land nrn- Ouu sFht on tltAcr ol-t tlLIy r.iw
a ueaalaud 10 the south, Win houses On IL Ab5d,
D. IN hurc. in encC1ng EthulHs apOl' Two mics
ca OF tho tuey trJlns 40 reach Nthi u.s. orc
IA 40 they were about r4siihS Oh tealn
10 reach the houses tuTeo canoes WIN q ' ia
i.cJ iCnIllcd for thcIn 10 come up 0o'h 3iitf they
landed an maze tea. the natives lufns ed xJu- Hud
vral.on. and exchange ol pf0YlSlO's N~s hHHc.
During dinner ell hands on &oOu ciIb, ana - So
and oray;ug, witness made t4cm understand ihAL nc
desired To be conducted 10 Dulu Inc nauVes lndCCd
bv si.ns mat It could mol he aOue mat thDy would "t
die Witness made a sActCn WISH one canoe ana a man
uadjug H. followed by the whaebOat and tie Otncr twO
canoes. ia. natives understood TINS al pNOlcd ihe
Marty IA t,y desired tue village Win tucy mac Druu
irving 10 reach. The night was passed ia ihtf Luto,
ana on lie following day tIo Ntntas tDdtdNVicd 10 III
duceu one o. the natives to conduct uIcm 10 Buiu1
The court adjourned tlii lV:JO a. ia. t0-nOrrON'