New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

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made ~ thcm a. quickly ~ praclie'hle ani 81" "
iia,ron ,yern,cnt onlrcq In the CITY, secretary '"'
ster and serrelntv Lincoln ware mo Wei D"
nu,e at Ia, result ~ th, r'l'l '''",
an1 the disphh ot Clm nlnl'r
vastrersuiDtol tn both nv telegraph MI 'h''", .
"a, V,st Point VISITING hls tolati,c7, W. Il'on T"
Vnrh The fiuHioa Of Lieutenant "Fe'N 49,.
y,i, aud / t.ntou,nt Emory we're also nto'w'"". Wv
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t.,,,t,nent inucd crrw,lol dntlhs thN m''u"A 80
tlo noon, nr tho chief clerk wa ihtohs'' ,.,s,
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.,.,. t,. t,t.t hone, aud the clicking =" Nl'N''''
,,t.tin, nutty ta whiuh the dl7pt'eh "' '"'""''"'
n,nl,, WI, boias manifodea io' lmm'''''' n,,
ialor ia the day. Nh'" II W'' 80, -,
30 further news Won" Avn, mo
,.,...r,pb. the crowds dispersed Int Tue
rpqnr OF telephone hell, WAS kept up Tor many nou'
Ian.er Every miuuto inquiries Ike these, uttcre" ia
f anxiol. half doubling tone, wOnld come over the
wire. Is Israel among the savedl" WAS Raston found
atyeW els sergeant Jewell with the rescurd party :
PRAISE FOR SECRETARY CHANDLER.
An,opt the comments most frequently heard on the
street were those IN praise Of Secretary Chahaors
ana disregard Of all "rcd tape In notawau-
ing HE action ofCongess to appropriate money TOT hlg
out the relief expedition, but looking about al once anu
huyng uvol lis responsibility the be~ anu
Thets Ii was forgotten apparently, that u was c
Democratic majority in the House and the Democratic
tlrowingI constitutional" Obstacles IN the way oi
the passage of the Greedy relief bin, WHILE as IIiE
TRIBUNE pointed out at the time, brave men hilEn' w
starving Fortyci-ht bours aier, Commander nIey III
forms the secretary. and not one OF the "rery Pii
might have remained alive TO tell the tale OF Their
suncrincs
IL was on February 10 that the bill passed aer weeks
~ IDLE dcbate-the result of Democratic partsAnsmp
hatred OF the Sccretar OF he Navy aud an un"nShes
to trust "A Republican President, even IN sueh .
cause with an unlimited amount OF money "nl'n
Il thought wise to put at MS disposal lest
noud adjourn before the relief party had started or
needed more supplies or other nelp
WHAT ADMIRAL NICHOLS SAYS
Admiral Nichols the acting secretary OF the NAVY -
much pleased with the result OF the expedition III con-
yrrsaton to-day he said: "Ihe Department s gI''ne'
IN the highest sense at tie result Of the expedition
and has every raason to believe that every feature OF IL
was conducted with signal energy courage ana "i.aon'
and that tie result could ony have been attained oy
spcpdi tvpcdiiion. spenddly fitted out and composed
Of gallant officers and rrsoute men We are very h'pN
/ that things are no worse than they are from
the tone Of Commander schicy's di'pa'ch' We have
no Doubt that chose rescued viii recover d I''o" ''
/ homes IN safety
col,YoDoRE WALKERS COMMENTS.
Commodore Walker the chief Of The Bureau OF Nayiga-
ton one ibe officers most active ~ The OF Gd1'"o o
the expedition, said The result is n exact CON oimy
with Clpt3in scncys second theory. HIS most holeiu
/ was iNai lNc party H'' i''i'"-'
Franklin Rqv bur se ssd1er ard msre probable view
and TN. one really eu.crf AIMED, was In eHect s,cod'nte
with the facts The relief expedition was Phcaeintnl
successful and rapid n It's course hoi1aWaI ~ a, ~
unusual dangers. aud proved itself 10 he spenouy h
r "- Cr.eIy and his party the result shows on ther
part Strict. absolute and heroic obedience OF ihg sp
and letter Of their orders AZ fr "a the report
/ fb.y did ina what WIS expected OF them The re-.
sui proves that If re rrotous expedition na'i
finding the pary It would have found thea, oil alive
and ster conp.rti.yey .!" sn,r,ng w na' aS
me failure 10 cache stores az litioton I'and, would
have made no difference IN me Pad result as 'he iI'i
/ were unable To- reach L.ttleton Island
TALK WITH GrNlRtL UAzEN.
To repor,cr OF me STIR General H9zen 'aid; " II IL
iovful news i'm some respects ard sad In olhei' lam
particularly rcoiced feT two inss-that G''eY himse"
is safe and that the fact that she failure o. ienehh
Darlington 20 c.tabii4h q supply station at ltte,rn
Island ON hi. up i'm the Trofeus had eject uIo
me trrlt Those vino urrisgod would have done 81 hll
there been any great quantity of supplies cached At tao
Gould mo- Lieutenant Darlington bsyole't more RI
w. Inn rltop, wsro cu There IN accord uce Win
the instructions from Lieutenant GrcoIy himself mat
' Vc NJ tncic had been ruols stores lett h,rs would net
| the lives of the whole rty hsyc hoen s'Ned'
"ihtu. If The crcv OF the rrocu' bad on1cavored 70
save too supplies whoa the ll"'r' 'ona' lu1', , :"
qratro'ur would not moro hev" been ..,ru .nI Wun
MOI c,yo SABINE rave been The place solicited TO c'D'
] them f .,,.
"nca the Gr-oly rarJy could have been saved hal The
/ crow ,purlV dlHVlpIurt
"lt looks that way"
om,rlY's uoNrWArp COURSE.
C,ut,lp b.Nis who was \ member Of The lrotcn
Hoard .udi "Grr,ly's oineN.id conIsc wae precisely
what / supposed il would Is. Iho fact S h'l IL oon'
not have been amy o,hor lie could only come down i'
west side. The & eat mistaGc WAS lhd tIeio "'I' H'
moro store. If u~ sabine Iucycr took any STOCK D.
/ m, Iil.letou Island storehol-a project ihat was
mere SestImeut, ANA could nav" otth OF no Na, P"''
ca.ly as ino result in Tire present instance show .
III Is sad Dat -mIla -ouad was open all "lh''f oil
account Of the Alsh Wind ,- .. 90,
OF course was open all winter ihc waters 1I'
churnna through tltre AN the time, and Arcuc r"Vtler
report hat the ice Ia Emith sound NOES al MlH'er
There was chancs or Cleeys es'uns
Ilueton Island Il me r9.sSS 90 of t.S1.
them further up, the Greey parry PROBABLY Wonia a.
nave been saved bar. OF course, they mad no oIde'
P"ote1s yy down tnoY might lo-.bly have saved NOR
The tores Iva; C4pain tks ,a'd ibht II VS. m nv w
vo The lives OF these men went to the bottom OF Tie
ocean
CAPTAIN MCAiIA OK CAPTAIN sCHLFY.
Csptsio McCalla a membcr OF the Creelv Relief AG
,.orv Board spoke OF unmeaSursd praise oil lh
course pursued by Capain schley. said he " From ih
moment II the sinking Of the Proteus and return Of th
Darlington party in 1s-3 no.hinsz could have
been done that not done, o
oi Tie cxl cd loa and the prompt rescue Of ne Gieeh
party. Il either me Ncp me or FfoteGs nHd I1hoo
stores 1T Cape sabine tbs terrible cS-anl N"ulo nav
been avoided. II The rioteus had CARED Out IL, pro
egaune and The officers. crew and stores peep 'Cl, =
iltrleioa Island. thew wOu.d have been able III p"ais
reach apd rescue Grsely and his party less tha M
miles from their winter quarter ana nave aDdho'h
,r.res for a The reflects great credit upon po
t,e Greedy expedition and tGe RELIEF eNp-hiisn, ai'
shows each TO have been unusually vel managed and "
have strictly O1cycd orders
WHAT ia BEEN ACCOMPLISHED.
INCREASED GEOGRAPHICAL AND SCIENTIFIC kNo"L
TDGE-ENGIAND LoSLs THE BLUE RIBBON OF
ARCTIC DISCOVERY"
WAsHINGroN, July 15.-Mr George KEENAN,
Of This city VINO has taken deep interest In the r'ceh
ATTEMPTS 10 relieve Greeys party and who went befor