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4930. Kane E. K. Far North: Explorations in the Arctic Regions. London, Siinp-kin, 1865, 12".

4931. Jones M. Elisha Kent Kane Arctic Explorations etc. 4 vols. Philadelphia,1856—1857. 8°. : — Arctic Hero: A Narrative. London, Nelson, 1866, 12“.

4932. Hayes Dr. J. J. The open Polar Sea, a narrative of a voyage of discoverytowards the North Pole in the schooner »United States.« 478 pp. with 3charts. New-York, Kurd and Houghton, 1867; London, Low, 1867, 8“.

4933. Hayes J. J. Das offene Polar-Meer. Eine Entdeckungsreise nach dem Nord-pol. A. d. Engl. v. J. C. A. Martin. Nebst 3 Karten u. 6 Illustrat. in Holz-schnitt. 389 pp. Mit den Karten (lithogr. v. Müller, gedr. b. E. Gilisch inJena), Polar-Gegenden gez. v. 0. A. Schott Smith-Sund zur Erläut. v.Hayes’Reise 1860—1861, 1:4,500.000: Port Foulke u. seine Umgeb. inNord-Grönland 1 :288.000 und den Ansichten: Die Ufer des Polar-Meeres;Berg Murchison; Church-Spitze; Cap Lieber. Berg Parry; Cap Eugenie;Cap Frederick VII; Cap Union, gez. v. Hayes; Tyndall-Gletscher imWhale-Sund, nacheiner Photographie gez. v. H. Fenn. Jena, H. Costenoble,1868, 8". (I. Bd. der Bibliothek geographischer Reisen und Entdeckun-gen älterer und neuerer Zeit, Gera, 1874.)

4934. Hayes J. J. La mer libre du Pole. Voyage des d^couvertes dans les mersarctiques 1860—1861. Trad.de l’angl. avec notes par F. deLanoye. Avec3cartes. Paris,1868. 8°; lemeineabrdge par Belin de Launay, Hachette, 1871,1872, 12°.

4935. Hayes J. J. Perdus dans les glacos. Traduit par Lion Renard. 58 grav.Paris, Hachette, 1869, 8°.

4936. Hayes J. L. Cast away in the Cold. Adventures of Captain J. Hardy,Mariner. Boston, 1869; London, Low, 1869, 12°.

4937. Instructions for the Expedition towards the North-Pole, from Hon. Geo.M. Robeson, Secretary of the Navy. With an Appendix from the NationalAcademy of Sciences. Washington, Governement printing Office, 1871.

4938. Major R. H. The voyages of the Venetian brothers Nicolo and AntonioZeno to the Northern Seas in 14th. Century; comprising the latest knownaocounts of the last oolony of Greenland and of the Northmen in Americabefore Coiumbus. Translated and edited with notes and introduction.London, Hakluyt Society, 1873.

4939. Report to the President of the United States of the Action of the NavyDepartement in the matter of the disaster of the United States exploringexpedition toward the North-Pole, accompanied by a report of the exami-nation of the rescued party. 154 pp. Washington, Navy Departement, 17th.June 1873, 8°.

494(1. Annual report of the Secretary of the Navy on the operations öf theDepartement in 1873. 628 pp. with 3 maps. Washington, 1873, 8“.

4941. Blake E. Vale. Arctic experiences, containing Capt. G. E. Tysoti’s wonder-ful drift on the iee 6oe. A history of the Polaris Expedition. 486 pp.With a map and engr. New-York, Harper, 1874; London, Low, 1874, 8“.

4942 North Pole,Polaris Expedition. Reportto the President of the UnitedStates.Washington, 1874, 8°.

4943. Young Allen. Search for Sir John Franklin. London, Griffin, 1875, 8“.

4944. Arctic Expedition. Papers and correspondence relating to the equipmentand fitting out of the arctic Expedition of 1875 inciuding report of theAdmiralty Aretie Comittee. Presented to Parliament. 40 pp. with a map.London, 1875; Further Papers, London, 1876, 4°.

4945. Remarks on Davis Strait, Baffin Bay, Smitli Sound and the ehannelsthenceNorthward to 82 '/ s ° N. Compiled from various authorities. 55 pp. London,Hydrogr. Office, 1875, 8°.

4946. Arctic Expedition of 1875—1876. Reports of Sir George Nares, Capt.Stephenson and the Siedging Journals of Capt. Markham, CommanderBeaumont and Commander Aidrich. With amap. London, Murray, 1876, 8“.