536 had at the ship. Our quarters are cold and barelike, when the wind blows as it does now, in spite of the rise in temperature. Temp. min. -12°; 9a. +8°; 2p. 0°; 10p. -4° This seems to be the worst storm that we have had since we have been in this bay. This evening the air is very thick with flying particles of icy snow and all but the brightest stars are hidden. On board all day, writing letters to Esc- blaw, Pickels, Sherwood and others. 10 January. Monday. Storm ceased about 6 a.m., and the day has been fine, clear and cloudless. Wind gradually diminished during day and evening was calm and cold. Temp. min. -5°; 9a. -5° Ice 34" thick Four mile walk with Langerey. Wind has been occasionally for our woolen clothing.