New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
DE LONG AND HIS MEN.
THEIR BODIES ARRIVE FROM SIBERIA.

sCufUT,E-PRETAEAr FOR ri' fun !AI-
The steamer Frisa f-Jm HAMBURG arrived al '-l' I'
yesterday having board the b"iie' ~ L'ui''nl ie
Long ami the men who died WITH him in the Le'a uel'"'
They we're In charge Of Lieutenant Huuer aud Mast
s,huei7e OF the Navy. VINO brought them Dom theu
restlra-plarc u Northern siberia. lAe steamer vas /
sighted OF Fire Island az 1915 and re"euea
Quarantine about l o'clock. The Navy lar" /
ing went down the bay 10 meet het
having on board Lcufenan, Ward. aid 90 ComUooofe
Upshur ChicEugueer Melville Lieutenants wilson anu
Perry end two brothers OF jerome J. Collins revenue
cutter having board Lieutenant DanenhoVeraho"'h'i'
also went down and these gentlemen boarded the Fe'
Il was nearly o'clock before the 'r-a got lhV ~,
dock at Uobokeu All ships a anchor the vicinity had
dar displayed af hamast The aagstafs ON sAore "'lo
snilary adorned. A cold wind blowing abou' tD1
pier and not than hundred people were as-elDe"
there when the Frsa arrived. ON her aiter-ieck "efs
ten Ob.ug boxes crates, which bore not Tie HHE'l
resemblance collins. These contained the Do'e7 o ~
dead men Tney mad been taken out OF lne ho'u u '
morning on each the name of the man "ho.e oou9
Was within, uldeiy traced win iaafsin'orusL Inc
| arrangements for Transporting the bodies IDIouLn
| the long Journey by land and sea were M"ne
u, secure their rserv alton possible The bod
les were first wrapped in Russian hair felt aud placed ID
metallic caskets the ntersces being hed Win cofK S"
m 10 absorb moisture These caskets were also wrapped
in felt beded in cork shsyugs and placed In rosewood
collins. The collins were tneh W'appeu III c11' 'a P
| and boxed fOr shipment
| MASTER sCUUETZE's ACCOUNT OF THE SEARCH
Master scnuetze sailed from New-York on February =
| 1882 and round Lieutenant Harber ia London. wear
rived at Irkutsk' said Mr.. schuele' March ~ we
then went to veemsk where remained until the Ice
broke ~ and built schooner and some small "o"'s
With them we went by the River Lena 20 YaEutsE some
thing over 1000 miles from Irkutak We passed
Chief Engineer Melville and Ms parry
without seeing them. The mouth Of tne
Lena was reached July 3, loS2. Ahere
we left the schooner Our party consisted OF ten inen-
avcse a
and we divided n,o two search parties By september
10 cold weather had IN and We hauled the schooner I"
Buuiu Lena From there we maie otnef searches
We Abandoned the search FOR Lieutenant Chip and lis
Marty in November 40 At Yaktusk received orders
from the Secretary OF tie Navy To bring
home the bodies Of De Long and his shipmate'
which had Deen found by Chief Engineer Melville Inc
bodies hal been buried Mat-ca 10 te mouth OF 'H'
Lena. We had TO wl!. months before We got p1r
mission from the Russian foverument 20 remove the
bodies We reached th- of D. Long and MS col
rdo- Marcn f. -. We returned tO NakIiSk with tAe
DO lies the end OF Much. There wc buried the oon
III grave twelve feet deep, to preserve tru M iro~e
condition. We started i-rm YaAut-k November -
b l--3. on our rcflru journey l' Hsmaiu- We travelled
s..jl NJ, s--5.-5l uy .,al ana 2.-Oo 3y rll.'
TALK wtr.I LIE TENANT HA BrR.
Lieutenant Iar1rr vas seen by a tribune reporter
subsequently, il. So James Hotel I'VE mienle1
said hr to search tbe coast .or trace, of Cniip ana III
CROW i lie summer bat uo tllet.-, eursL or hlt .-
swim and Are a.gvays a'.ld ot aai'T. -o ws went A
es on thr new bee as soon % formed. oar -ld-e-
were dawn Boy dogs. I.at pIr- ot our search "Alrh We
"a prosecuted Iu the summer We lid ds to.ovs man
10 ,,l..q along te beach While tls st NJ us pu.td hoi-
u leii tle coa, whale boat. Officers ami men in
l. b.. fr oars uo idle men ln oai party. I-,
y | -n.y-- were willing tO urlp us a- rir pit i-'5
T. .lul. really go little. Nc found some Aom le uiOc. '
tc coast and so.e ItIIur4. TOO thc summer tir h'
enel leave tiril " AZ ana e., ,iy ''u -' @ I,' r t ,.t
ID n-h .n rciuter Tor supply. 80 W cu w" -oi
, T.er were -eait al over The country. TIE coz
d I u the w.uIcl vas m'en.e uAi Wheh l . !,
I .,r f1,u thrrr was no wind. When IL wIs above
A ,t tr ,au 10 5e wind and it was fr ht.dl nave
g- great white patches appearing o. tlem Al Jlr-el
y and -aw tAe cuIiuus Disturbances Of tl'
magnetic needle. II shifted nce>sinpy anu t1e va
aols were uo The same FOR many seconds Comih-
down with tle boie. rrun the deea We saw most ma
lhcent aurora o4sply'. ne c-tEe nea'en5 VII yi5
ier.ut eolorz, a1I thcn agaip VIII broad bands o
-at We ies,n,G V %er wee first y.e the son6
e. on delta put spikes ia the cross over II we per
@ ,at fi1 WIN ,l. 9osf tnaf Melville had used in hi
-.arrl lHer- is Nos -talov J DOUBT ln ny hihd !'
CLpp- boat was c1pd ana a on Ho4iu iD'' soon li'0
y he was last seen trum uEe other bolt'.'
.r- TIE FUNERAL AEHANGEMENTs.
Cd The bodies were taken the Fr,a and remain al III
6 ,er under guard police OF the Navy Yard. io-norro7
e. al 10 O'Clock llry will Doe taken TO Pier No l. and
E noon the procession Will be formed 20 escort them 10 th
:, NAVY Yard. A catafaqus ms been prepared III tn
equipment building which tney vii lie IN stA.e un5
r. -,7,.IIsy Ina funeral %. De Long, ocamen Krick
bio i-@r and tor,z MJcili-t Lee, Coalheaver Ivorso,
TO Csfucuter Boyd and All sam will take place at On
Church Of the Holy Trinity, az 42d-s
.d Aiad. ,ora ave- The arrangements Tor tie funero
70 fF.ue. Ir- r.v- already been pulusheJ. IEe c>cof
%, of fpr bodies ri-UNsF Nll cOh-ls, OF hatlaOh
" ,u4riu-- rom tlr Yard ami battalion o soldier
from .,pycruars island. iu me procession VIII Oe "a
survivors Tie Jeanette eXprlij aconllt'ee Oh ~
american t,eU -r.ilca society. Le secretary ol IN
Il Nt. l.- Minister, F-urrdt II Hth''cA nh hh'
.lDrr .t-aur Mrs. BtLDn- ASa~t..t blsAOp irhiJ g.
I.-r..r. .., others. Iur Navy Tn band Va. iiIhis 10
t3 fur-iD special Iu WiA take ihr Du-4 o De I-J-
ou I'D Nooai4au Cemetery 10 burial Inc DOu
ODD viii he tKru u.g nom the va,
' NI al . o,a anI VII leave On Lot O El-t IWeutJ
M .t -- foi zoe caugcI 81 ID. A. noon sIIlr wlu ID
lV f. r-,, tl.tr W d .. and from tLe Navy Ird. I3
90 f- ou ,0ycrurr- island ana tht n tVy ara VII De a
90 ul ust on saturday. Mrs. u" Long naa * pressed d'
sire 10 have tho 81 her nuJdnd opened mat SIZE M
A. view ais remains, . . -
OF LIrtut tIr5.r called Oh Ars De Long ia the even
uf in 4 committee Oi prominent ciLIrus rom 1OuA-
"a. rnvu t. aur4l rict. pcl,a tluIS are Dtilg ntue
t r.r- tlruteu-Li HlIber met LIN AT tle 81 ia he
Aiotc
secretary Cbaldic., the Ru sian Minister, kear-A'
~ rrll Nichols CImuudure Iari English P4yu3siorGc Gci
-ra -A4iiL, Ch.ri Engineer LUru- Chi"l COn7iructt
l" Co arrived al tie Filth Avenue Hotel 4t iae hOu
IRON i-uiu1OH Participate Ia tne funeral oi De Lon
Al- tOAl4SUrs.
10 / DL-NER Al TaE WHITs HOUSE.