Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-27

In the New York Herald Of the 18th
were printed the following dispatches
from its correspondent at Irkutsk, dated
April 49,
The following has been received by
post from Mr.. Jackson, dated at va
kutsk, on March 81:
81 arrived here to-day There is no news
from Melville. leave for the North on the
29th. Governor Tchernaieff renders every as
sistance. 1t will be fifty days yet before the
ice breaks up here. The steamer Lena will be
useless. l shall secure a steam launch for the
month Of June to come down the Lena river to
Bulun for news or for my return"
The following important dispatch from
Jackson, sent to this place by estafette
or courier express from Yakutsk, has
also reached me to day:
'KARAGA TERNsKY, ON THE LENA RIVER.
April al arrived at this place, distant one
hundred and twenty versts eighty miles) from
Yakutsk, shortly ait r nooa, route for
Qocal Governorl OF Sredni Tor Middle) Koly-
mask. Mr.. FeOdOr de Varawa, who has just
left the Herald correspondent, Mr.. w. H.
Glider, at Verkhoyansk, having accompanied
him thither from the Kolyma river. Mr. Gil
der sends the following open dispat h:
'YERKHoYANs. March 29.-I arrive here yes
terday, and leave tonight for Bulun to meet
Melville. will reach Yakutsk toward the end
district, started on the search February H.
There is no news from them since then
Nv. H. GLIDER"
Mr.. Jackson S dispatch continues: Gas,
unfortunately, l cannot see the dispatch.
es of Mr.. Glider, which are sent under
seal to Governor Tchernaieff, | give you
the information received from the Isprav-
mix of Sredni Kolvmsk, and have asked
Governor Tchernaieff to send the dis
patches by express courier to Irkutsk.
The lspravnlk left KOlymsk thirty-four
days ago with Mr.. Glider, who had made
lol g journey overland among the
Chukches and had arrived at Kolymsk
in the latter part of February The jour-
ney to that point in mid winter had been
a terrible one. The Ispravnik says that
Mr.. Glider brings information that the
steamer Rodgers was burned on the list
of January, this year; that Lieutenant
Berry and the crew are at Tupkan,
where they get food enough from the
Chukches. The Ispravnik (Mr. de Vara-
wa) OF KOlmysk had sent tobacco and
tea to them for bartering purposes. They
needed nothing else Three months
provisions were saved from the ship.
Tupkan is near Cape Serdze Kamen."
III uCI uSIdIlS say Iudt GuuOdVOTS 10
save the ship were made in vain. She
lay within short distance of the shore,
but the young ice could not bear the
weight of the men, and a line from the
ship to the shore was fixed with much
difficulty. By this line and the boats
the crew were all safely landed. The
entire ships company are in good health
and spirits. There is no danger of
their starving. Governor Tchernaieff
has given orders to the Chukche chiefs
to do all in their power to assist the
shipwrecked crew.
The latest from Verkhoyansk is that
they are anxious there about the Isprav-
mix who went with Melville, and who
they think ought to have returned in
February (old styl0 He has not yet
returned. Terrible hurricanes, with
snow, have prevailed of late in the Verk-
hoyansk district, and they are afraid the
Ispravnik hes persisted, and eventually
the whole party. AS the Ispravpik had
orders to accompany Melville until such
time as the latter might choose to send
him back, believe there is no reason
for anxiety.