oOO VICTORIA AND A L BERT MOUNTAINS. 
united estimate assigned to it an elevation of from 
twenty-live hundred to three thousand feet. This peak, 
the most remote northern land known upon our globe, 
takes its name from the great pioneer of Arctic travel, 
Sir Edward Parry. 
MOUNT PARRY AND VICTORIA RANGE, (ROUGH SKETCH BY MORTON.) 
The range with which it was connected was much 
higher, Mr. Morton thought, than any we had seen on 
the southern or Greenland side of the hay. The sum¬ 
mits were generally rounded, resembling, to use his 
own expression, a succession of sugar-loaves and stacked 
cannon-balls declining slowly in the perspective. 1 
have named these mountains after the name of the lady 
