Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17

or searching the villages through which they passed
g, tho criminal but carefully avoiding all VIOLENCE
towards those who had not been engaged 10 ti'e ",
der. During these Proceeoh5s no ln . ,h.,ns.lyp.
e1psr;enced from the natiyes who were 'he!iiSeI'
f,pnuent sufferers from the aggressions OF h's @
Popeuno and seemed generally desirous 10 pf ND
of his presence he had, h'werer taken tue I''i, ,ot
made his escape into the inferior OF 'ne isi, yrre
reduced TO ashes and his property destroyed "i'i' ,
il could be found. Having effected this emo anu N n
other measures ID ensure friendly ieceP', r 49,,
ships that may in future visit 'lr iss"u 'l , nmn
tnoh l.ave of Otewhy in the confidence that the pun"
i.bm.nt which had been inf cted on renl aggfess'
had not been productive o. better effects man Tue Jus
tice with which the innocent had been car"'u''y 'Ae"p'
ed from The smallest share OF II: ,.r .,or ,ho
shin prncredrd next TO RotumaiI, and aller sor ue
there 10 the Ladrone Islands. with the pHciPIi VI
((iuam) she communicated FROM Hua'' S'e ~
towards tine Perw Islands, which were lnaue on ''e ~o
or Vvrnber 20 that on the following day she YVES VS.
tied by canurs from CnI, famous a. the tt!i''o'y
Abe Thule the kind entertainer o! capt WILSON '"0
the father Of Prince LIE Boo 80 o,1,,ods
II NAV hp necessary 10 mention that the fe!e" lsia'us
ore surrounded BIZ reef which makes out 10 sea WIN
current running around il 80 rapidly tllal VcsSe'S "
nwnrily upuruach tou near the land in !ig ut hrrrze
are sometimes carried among the breakers aho "fecMeu
This accident lately bcfc the ship Mentor: C"pt Oct
rJ I:o, .,,s cas away on j sllual 10 the Hortliward
of Habc,h,0u where The betakIng themselves L"
the boats were afterwards captured ny ti,e hI,''' ~
their canoes and three of them DETAINED Capt brfhafu
mad six others being permitted to depart IL was 10 res
cue these that the Vlncennes went 10 Tic &c" -
lands.
Upon snchoring at C"rrol, Information was received
tbatwo out of the three Americans still al AracooI,
and demand being sent for them answer was returned
that they were hostages for three native lhieis VINO
had zone away with Capt. Bernard 10 receive certain
presents which had been promised to the natives TOR tr
services in facilitating his departure from the Island
This accorded with account which had bcen previous
IL obtained of Captain Hcrnard's having been thrown
upon Lord NorlIls Island and escaping thence leaving
a humber OF men behind. The Fincenncs accordingly
sailed for Lord Nots Island where she arrived on tue
g,h December and found Of the Pcew Chiefs III III
hea.h v,o gave al account of iac who landed there,
saving that two had been taken oil by ships in passing,
willie all the resi- except himself had died An armed
ua,Iy being landed the next day 10 search the Island
found confirmation Of this story. and the SHIP returned
with the recovered ClIirft, the Pciew Islands
Upon her arriv CurrVl expedition was hIsc1 out
consisting of 22 officers and men, who proceeded 10
Aracuon and alter absence Of four days returned TO
the ship, having recovered Meader anu DaV!s i: tx
change for the Pelew survivor.
From these islands the finccnncs proceeded TO intin,
when 10 her arrival was announced 10 Inc hu-
tIores she received the usual whimsical order to de-
mart immediately which OF course hoaored with as
little attention as Old China Customs have generally
commanded Leaving ln.in she touched al Singapore,
and on the G!h February arrived at Qnallah Ba'oo,
where r"lainnr several days, size exchanged saIules
aud friendly visits with The Raah and it is hoped, con.
triburd 10 the reesta5lshmen OF the good understands
inr which had been temporarily interrupted by the affair
Of the ship Friendship and the consequent Visit OF the
frigatc Putomrc.
From Quallah BLttoo she had prosperous voyage OF
81 days the Cape OF Gud Hope whence she returned
TO the United States by way Of ST. lie!rnu.-Be"eon