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Cant. Auick of the Yorktown confirms
the intelligence in regard to Capt. Ross
discoveries, published in No. u of our pa
per- He met that celebrated navigator few
months since at the Bay Of Islands, and from
him learned the discovery of two volcanoes
ms far south rs ~ One OF them, which he
named Mt. Erebus was | f. 900 feet in height,
and at the time he saw it in active operation,
alfording most magnificent spectacle to the
crews of both vessels The other, whose al
,itude was ZOO feet, was named after his
consort, the Terror Capt Ross had re-
ceiyed the chart sent him by Capt. Wilkes,
and had cruised over space of % miles in
extent in either direction, where land had
been laid down by tho latter navigator, and