New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05

his parry He was enjoine spare effort to push
ed as follows: "If 10 should become clear a
parent the vessel cannot be pushed thrqus YOU
uarty and stores at Life Boat Cove Cat Ie,on
Island discharge tue relief vessel with orders 60 re
with your party until relieved next year
Lien enaut Darlington further instructed az soon a.
possible from this station at Llttctoh ~ dnu h Ia y.
deayor to communicate with Lieu enant trecy ny eue
parties the men not 40 employed TO loHe no Ihe .u
preparing house Tor the whole parry anu .ciis tier
stores preparatory TO The arrival OF Lieu enah ,tel
iune o. ana an agrcemenf was made between Lieu
tenant Darlington aud Commander ides conten "a ihE
should 90 10 Idttleton Island, winch saoud be tne
headquarters and should not leave there psoe '""
date
THE loss OF THE PRoTTUs.
The Procus preceded the Yantic to Disco Island nut
the Yanic rconcd her and they were togeiner lncr'
from July II July Is, at which otter dae the Proeus
once more lott her tender which, az rr waiting un July
26 again sailed uorthward. Instead OF proceeding d.
rcctv in The track the Proteus. however she divrgd
10 Uperf k, detained there by og' rom y - 70
81 Vucn she sailed am was east able % rrach LUZ
taat the Iroeu- o. July % had been crushed N zee
aud had sunk ust north OF cape SABINE; t9at L,u m
LnG' "a is th cu crosnIand coast in open boats The
Yant thereuron IN ned sout ward Aearcnns 'l' 'us'
10 Apo NorA finding no races OF the ilo' US Wv
Die went ON to UpcrnlyG reaching there August l..
she left his place August -. ana rca' cd n'.,9
slIud AUGUST -. whcr' sle was oNcrtdk'h Nut' 80
Nv Iieucnant J. g. Cowc Of the Untled states Navy
vho had eft m Cape York the ProtcIs party which
ne lad been ATTACHED and hld rrschci lprnavik ~ AN
open boat ON Augu.t 23 an had IN the simc uN III
.tm lar boat 4. ~ ID Tho pa sW OF tHc Naluc
Tnr Yputic th,u returned 30 UpernaV k' tuuhl ~,
the whole Procus party had saved ihcmse Nr7 and 2o
ook them ON board reached It johns ON Sep emncr y,
with the exception that 10 LEFT lew ulIon' 4lu "uU
clothing At Cape sabine, the expedition oi l''' ~ WI
as hat ~ $50 failure 80 atiempt was c a1Gc by
either Lieutenant Garungton or 'omm1ht'' w ",ybi,G
ro,nt icaten,nt Gr.cy wa, under orders TO start not
ater than ScIicmbcrl.
ORGANIZING THE RELIEF EXPEDITION
tu viii
had thus been l. cd 20 al aud zc lous pr"pa on
of tue relief .1pc4itioa OF 1-~t. board of Army ad
Navy IN .ert ec0mmcndri thut 10 should he solely
naval .nt rprsc, aud c-cd the meth ii ~ organizing
H. Congress wa. asked rut the Pres dent un ii,".
appropriations ior tut 1 on. lH' Ii'ur ",," % ~
of wAlc s. j. Rand rI ru1l, porte lh li o. pi
such appropr al and Nr. Ra dti was tnrisrlc lu
urging orward hc sage . the bill aud lco'sI'hl lh
opposing tHN r.-trrrIus cor uit1 p"s uoh me po 'i
or be rresi ent; whe senator haIr o.. 'ne ,eiV '4 %
mi tee. H-.lu charge OF me mra-uit ~ 'hd
uody and mOt udlclOu-N ana lnIelallGdb} h"u'.ei
10 o p.S.a-e TIC Il AN +rai'r hrt-' N p nc 40
n London bN thr United states Minister, Ml, Love
YIdcd bt L.ufcnt.t C'uuIIHI.r .r trrIcI - ga WICK
ne r. ar va. o.gnt M T. Jo.n'- by Tho Uu.c. states
t'n.u r IN, IS Mol iy wfo has Ie.u unrcuilt.t .
n M. IIor. IN br al All the czpcdu,rs tic Al-rt
was -aOug ttul erOus donated 'F tIr bil'-i
Goveran nt .n,i all w,re ateI ami eqmppc Tor CON
hc, VIA he ce and for three wears stty -arJ
al.vel interest in tle work OF preparat and n
sce on sf officer. n he uurv. Tie crrfry ot War
gave time and Labor ~h red he l">pon>b mrs o,
he enterprise TIE chef Of the Bur au- ot Tine navy
u.1.-tmeut cave u.r-. Nal atte lion al. &c ais and
shius sailed on the aprei trd @avs unde "a, com
nl' can c,Iu-CSu.aaa der Win Id Scott Schc,,
Com uand George W Coffin and Lieu enant NIA"m ii'
Tic details # The re goo fresh IN all mi To-
ncd rpli o. The ..r I-'l g,se4s anu anu ID ''' 5 n5
tramcr Loch Garry nc dJ M Ie' .nI
he naT 5a! Of Ra's , matt dor ana a P5ef I5ei.
ana inc watcnin- their opporiu les Wi,h uii,nS
care, coo L, m co rI='oI.N th!u- .ei Ip '..,+
curi than vessel h atr1ned That pont .eI'Ie'
Fins ug there no record u tie ulIOrjiI RI o.
a. f "A
lad Ell I.Gy Fr.n6Iin Ia, on August ~ ten oe-
no. rlot 81 '5.Ijtyy pujy. win - - -hould have becl
abns amt the ami 10 the norjhva.d TIE, had aXei
cape ii.e and cape islor ia had lasted them until
Mlrc5, wh ncv hope O.. MSS Llu ION l. M .,l an an
obtain th. hundred and T. rt lo ei o' me -"p-
but ii ring i ti- am tAe d. me cniF ih.e %.
~ui.h unI never 90 rf 0h ihr "2a -, WEI were 81, at V
IN ir dca ~ work
RESCUE OF THE GRIZZLY PARTY.
one by one the feeble sufferers ciel, until
only seven remained. and these hai but rev
hours 10 irc. But hep was uow near At hand on the
evening Jun - wien their fate seemed mop les me
shrII whstc OF tine ctis. the sgnll ot me va.
heard nbovc winds an go" waves. \ re.ci party
n.lred forward and fu1d her. carr" uI 2na t,'dcr
hInd Ic lh ~ gcutl. OIL ih- ships lhiir lH.I ne 49,
oDewJrd uIt ON Ju'y l. The u"rIctl rr ne q "h"r
,lvilze. worli ioced 100 thc leg "phlc 3unounc me
.h& lieut. uant or FL htd breh uhd an" N0N e.. 4,
The q the rescued TINS cNpHauoh o' l--i
O. e. Tf
our nr- dnty is to pay ou" tribute OF lrni.c and
OF mourn NJ o. those devoted men wIo' n'1hi
conp, trd thrlr W H~o I"lIu "a" w. "a ~ nm a
,a.d fo pr sabine lud t'r mo IS ot ~ul rlu- iud
.,rsu-I trul. "a The fed OF DIT s7 the. .aa
me. ... ln.T ,ai r,.d st,.e. hook ba unoa tl,r
rcoa wrh ju-t m 'ush Wouhiu, pHd'' a.. n'
wnr yer, tho sh'm a. Nor9 t9' ,.' oi ,n',.
hes martyr o duly WI forever he Ca riSHed anu h'iu
VII socca' tn icrre.- w. turn 10 Ii utentat Gr"cly
ana his r--cu conrad s.. lhrt are me on
ls wG. ,,hel oit p further toward me Pic than
any pre- oror- and who's o'srryoti rs wcrc -
cndad to the Polar Ocean Ihcir coast and land Jour
new rer. '1t...-iy4 onI have mapped ou win ~
cr ase c,acn IN '-,rc d. an' ne ut-rioroi Grn
icart y cold cath i- avsrr-uted iu yliuln'e add
ION TO knowedse Of tn lands ~ ilhn thD Arctic
rur GnAurrpr oF = NAtIoV.
For er she's aul rlcir endurance we honor them
fr the. .unalinea give then our pit, and avmpi hy
and to ypmIo.t rhocr and euc mag them $50 rr'uis"
/ tnc. lc .rlti ueo tloi Go,crum.n. and their coun
! trrurn as tHr suc aur,i,uia uf Polar expedition
/ vbu.u will alv,,4 illustrate American enterprise and
40 raI A,uHsu 1 Vaa oar, decided hat the io'ro
/ ,hould no whs.' naval. amt 10" n'u '1""r, vac WE
/ ''l t w.. '-'' ..o ',,Ii, ,,, rn.,, ,nI nan
liup hia iteuuu,uuu thr uuirtlttiI4 hHa given
/ vas troi out wu srd ,nd y, ppfur1a
/ h.,rol 0clartir Ia the ri lou el,a ce nom Up p
/ tr.ro, ,ys,, irm W., fol owrd e.,
| cr orcun-t4ncs We utilized MAJ r".ll .i
sprrd .t sl Is IurWdld iu hrli way. Aof cuui more
have brru u ia tlr I.l rl officers known Wud HH
| nu" know, tud. ever I'd. n delay Nas thinning l.e
/ Wtt.r .rucd band %. survivors
/ Governor hue was the next speaker, ana read
an addres, Of memorial character samuel }.
/ Randall was introduced and spoke of the action OF
Congress ia sending out the relief expedition. Sec
retIGy Chandler then announced that the survivors
were unable 10 br present owing to the fatigue III
cident 10 the dag ceremonies
GRrELY's WORDS OF THANKS
@. A. Nesmlth. brother Of Mrs. Greedy, thanked
Secretary Chandler and Commanders Schley and
Cotnn and Lieutenant Emory for their work of