Die Reise der Vega rund um Asien und Europa; mit einem historischen Rückblick von früheren Fahrten entlang der Nordküste der Alten Welt. Der natürliche Größe. 372 DIE REISE DER VEGA. [Kap. wurde komplett aufgegeben, während während des ganzen Winters ein speciesof Kabeljau und anderen der Äsche in der großen quantityin eine Lagune näher Behrings wird Straße entfernt wurden. Die coregonus auch im Inland Lakes gefangen, obwohl, zumindest in Dieser seasonof das Jahr, nur in begrenzter Menge. Am Morgen des 6. Oktober, sahen wir von der außerordentlichen vesselan processix) n vorwärts zu bewegen, auf dem Eis. Eine Reihe von

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The voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe; with a historical review of previous journeys along the north coast of the Old World . ofthe natural size. 372 THE VOYAGE OF THE VEGA. [chap. was entirely given up, while during the whole winter a speciesof cod and another of grayling were taken in great quantityin a lagoon situated nearer Behrings Straits. The coregonus isalso caught in the inland lakes, although, at least at this seasonof the year, only in limited quantity. On the morning of the 6th October, we saw from the vesselan extraordinary processix)n moving forward on the ice. Anumber of Chukches drew a dog-sledge on which lay a man.At first we supposed it was a man who was very ill, and whocame to seek the help of the physician, but when the proces-sion reached the vessels side, the supposed invalid climbedvery nimbly up the ice-covered rope-ladder (our ice-stair wasnot yet in order), stepped immediately with a confident air, giving evidence of high rank, upon the half-deck, crossed himself, saluted graciously, and gave us to know in broken Russian thathe was a man of importance in that part of the country. It. SMELT FROM THE CHUKCH PENINSULA. Osmerus eperlanvs, Lin.One third of the natural size. now appeared that we were honoured with a visit from therepresentative of the Russian empire, Wassili Menka, thestarost among the reindeer-Chukches. He was a littledarkman, with a pretty worn appearance, clad in a white varieo-ated pesk of reindeer skin, under which a blue flannel shu-t wasvisible. In order immediately on his arrival to inspire us withrespect, and perhaps also in order not to expose his preciouslife to the false Rans treachery, he came to the vessel over theyet not quite trustworthy ice, riding in a sledge that was drawnnot by dogs but by his men. On his arrival he immediatelyshowed us credentials of his rank, and various evidences of thepayment of tribute (or market tolls), consisting of some few redand some white fox-skins, reckoning the former at 1 r

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