New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

gathered up for food. Tnat nlgpt tncy " -.
br called Kaskarta. where they passed 'e
Mon, mt tound mo evidence OF Do Longs having been
rnere Ahout noon the next day they arrived
NJ North Bulun The witness badly frozen ana was
carried into hut
The natives swarmed about and one OF tnen piouH",
piece OF paper which appeared TO be recoru eI W ~
long The native said he found about fifty versts 10
the eastward and that gun and two other papers a
been found The next day these papers we're brought
70 the witness The first paper gave an account OF tns
landing OF De Longs party the names OF the party anu
description Of the place where the logs ana reeor
been left The other papers gave an account u 'N0i
wanderings until they reached place called UstuIs'
where of the papers stated they had been cohpNo
to remain. The first paper was dated september -
and found by the natives at place calIeu ba'0
The second paper dated September 30 ISL huu
was found at hunting station called OsoktoE AZ" '
third paper was dated October /, 1881 and was iou"
at Usturga. These papers were delivered 10 lho VIM
the DAY after he arrived al NOrtn blui ,,, tha
Tue papers were then introduced ia nc, ~ vii,
Judge-Advocate, and after beng 49, veTe I'm
ness were read by the f account Of the
De Longs hsudwritlng ana gave 100 ~ ma boats
loss OF the Jeanette and the eXpeTlrhce7 ~ .teuher
crew to the Gae Oh WIih M bree Scr men being able
walk the party would resume helI I.fC ~ $780, M,
wrote Having thus FAR been fOrtuhhte ehOuE 10 80
cure game we have no fears Of imme .ie GI7ns A'ou
of food All are able To travel save Ericksth.
The wifness resumlng his Narrative, sald
that having tie records and learned now 10 urec
a
Ioou dos men 80 90 1b food T1e wca her via very
severe aud the native women MADE toocpyers and nit
IIl3i n ms sstnclofng some Of the IA ives stole
most OF Dish which had been previously put upo
on The second day after leaving North Buu1 witness
arrived lhe shore OF the Arctic Ocean, aud following
he eastward reached the place tie beach where
40 Long had made the cache. Af;cr digging out tne
that afternoon. Ine return to North Baum was made
through fierce storms, and after much suffering. lie
supply OF PROVISIONS having been exhau teal II wa'
n. cr-4ary % return 10 North 3D. m peOrc reSumiug
tae search Tor De- Long Witness Owe Anuee the articles
taken from tie cacEe ana destroyed every thnE Wucn
could not De transported, ina, might NOT instead ans
OtLer search Parry On ne seeohu day Ae tHeas a-'l
started aul reached lhe nut al OsONtOA hcfce sAJ"
storm was raging aud the weather was very severe No
further signs oil DE Long were observed IGeh "l1tsa
continued upon What be was led Oy DO LOAs pdpc, 20
believe had 0cen De Longs track. al one point nndnE
where tur parry Ean crossed the ice Inc t-cA OF ~
sled winch Lroksen mad been trned was stu 10 %
IN te DE Longs parry navin- crossed ~hen TIE
surface OF me zee was son me "Ihr-a cOhun"e I
what he supposed wa me course DE Long d taken anu
iitd 10 Ma tAe nut "Hicu 'OIo' AZ" u44H A1
described a. the one ~ "mcH ~ i. As,l ~ ecu. ti
TIC snow uGd become very deep, t-e vino ole"
ercely he dog had b, come exhausted and tio pr'y--
which qu luuts " usL Ora was found winch proved
welcome &C., 90 tue slender stu Eol prJN3io- Out
seemed 10 snow that DE Longs parry ht- mo- pas. ~
that way The next day another ndi Was reached dnd
SCRAPS of reindeer and more hsa Ola We're found
IAe storm Was Vtf1 hefce ana lAc H1tl's % 'sCu
proceed. On the next 0y t4e wetJler cleared lp ana
tie Journey resumed. witness explained tnlt Do
was ut erly impossible 10 make tne dos lace storm
they would simply lie down and now ana no amount OF
:nlry-tWO da@s since NoIo' anu i..Ho,ii "a 49,
Longs party. Ihoy were IN Starving cOnUl4,h "hcn
ney lei. them. aid tAe "IJucss was satisfied IA Ay hd
no. ai1enlA Win Iht L"l'es ,Ht9 l-'. a. 80 "
they were forrdtea rs meet the natives lht Woue
we. cared Tor as as ,he witness IuI3. lue " T.
ness edeu ~ make Tor MaOu rs rapidly As possible,
procure provisions ANA return 10 bun lie "e'cIlo,i
INK fierce STORMS, dc' psAOWs Dfeah 40" III o. l'e
elrds ana the exhausted condition ol the oO--. CPo-
arriving a, huuak surha hated one hgIL ana tAe
neLt lay pT@Geu ~ c'i the ery vegts TO BUM
"
qoue 10 make tnls Stage, WIlcI ordinarily requires
me witness reached Bulun November ~ having been
absent tTeniy-trcc days Found ELK o. the pcO lie stI4
-. ~ I,'nei,bo, er having taken i've wi,u
% 80 in fn, o,st c,nQl ION lac wtr-s ioInd On
r-fu-Diug 10 Buun tnai d. Impossible 10 IA Out
another expedition TIL spung lhe C0saack coumln-
S1nt compuued that me wnA.eOOa, cteS wnile ~
tSu consumed more bread than everybody else IN the
village, aud mat uau no altLouty 20 iUrnls" any
tn bur transportation 10 take tHem ,Odn 10 1dAul'A
About tbs 6tn OF DECEMBER the witness arrived 10
5urAurau.Z, nine nunOrcD ycrsts non bu.uu am thIee
Cays Later TIE rest OF thr wnaleo3a, Fa,t arrived.
Before leaving BuIuu lnc NltAes- ohcrce lvV0 Fu0s
reward recovery Of the Dodes oi DE Lous- fy
and exp AIMED TO him "a ne sIO4u 40 III t.c ven Va
their beng found MT Melvines leter % lus FuctiOns
be OOss~ck cOnn-ncent 90 govern tAose "ao m4S+V
conIlnue searcn Tor DE Longs parry was pat III
evId nee aud read . A.. ,,,
of wualc boat parry, unIer flfeAAh barrett,
started ia al arrange Jranspura ION ana odtht
fOr sum icrs search Tor De Longs party arrived a.
Yakutsk about December 80 at Onco waited upon the
t,overuo. 4sAeu Il "A telegram hid arfVe4 lor NC
Inc secretary II Nav, winch had sent
on nrsI arriving at Bulun.' The Witness
then produced the Original OF the nrst tcic-
ram wuicD LIE rec lved from the Nay
Department. Resumlus, the Wltne-s seated
LlaU ne explained 10 TIC Governor Wuat he wan
ei To ut QUO ase4rcL expedition In Governor repAcd
tuat he wOuu give nm an open iettrr 20 Inc Governor
M Irku.sA ana WOulG furnish hm Win transportation,
yio was al lei. autuOrlZ u TO 40. About JAh ~
lie witness gayC LicucnAnt DdhcnAO"cf "il,lc or
der 10 take OF parry save bartlett all N4ci-
man and proceed with uAd,rK ana ldcncc 10
Inc Atlantic lac Witness cJuslA icd OAcsc
WO men ID the IdltlUn Assist III tnc search
Amer Lieutenant Dan. nHoEtr lelt me WltLe-s Organ
IN make pr-paralIOu- resume tAe search lac GOV
emo. ola ulin tAere sIOuiI no Limit To MS demands
for money or supputs, tudt al OlIclal icItsIaih
frou IN. American Government Adu aut.iu.ILcu
H. ana ali tue huzsa within
ms iurIsdl .tlOn should be placed al MS
ulspus. The witness proposed 10 start three search
ie anu n4a-cd Interpreters one Tor huiscl,
one Tor Bar leU for NlHu rian IL was rcdrred
n-ce-sar, That ,ley should three parties owing 10
inc scrcity trans pUrtauOn. NlnIernn and Ms III
Jrprter were starred January 10 VITA OIuef7 10 wait
AT uun Tor the wltue,s. Bartlett was safted on Tue
I'D wtu similar orders Bartlett had - Ol Tue pro
VISION ia H. .elJ HUkutsk Tor BUM Jauu
any u ana aIrIyeI lUDruary IL naFlAS passed BART
let's party tnr way. Ine wcatAer On crvasin- me
dlvIue very cold aud 81 ere AMI LIE snow
very Deep and 9Otn NIndeIdn ali. Dal ctt lost several
reindeer IN drag supplies tnrOush the
suowdrifls. Bar.iet.s party arrived at Buun On the
evening OF February Is.
me court Zl1 N. adjourned I'll 1880 "a. H. to-
morrow.