New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
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up. Althoueh LEFT. ri q end oi t.e twelfth 'DUr'e
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follow.
Aaer tie eighth Or ninth course. the C,mmalore
rose and proposed toast, the airh Of the Queen
MO.ler 1l4 the yOung hireror. adding Prosperity
" go the LooChooans md ma, thc aud the American,
ALWAYS Dee Iields It's toast. having been tran Int
cd % tie Recent, appeared 90 crafty BIN b. ghi. and
T. was drunk stau0.r-. with I0o-ChoO Aonprs 81. Cd
cons ST. u draining 10 the g. spoonful Of sackeC ed on.
cuiIh, and turning tie cup bottom upward. I-e COM
uCoore aitotwaTd proposed the beari OF tLr Re gent
and HIS associates which the latter returned D. giving
that Of ilc Commodore and the 0icers OF rae Slus-
dr,D. b. this time ihc anxiety and embarrassment OF
tie lieis lad entirely worn OF. and the eutertin-
meut wound Up with the best possible feeling. Hos
uch Of the anxiety was assumed. or what was t5
cause, w had 10 Means Of asccrtainng but from
what little have seen Of he Loot hOoans, am slrs
fed that th,le is strong basis II cunning in their
character The Interpreter on the part q! the Regent
yer! Intelligent young native, named hira-chi,
who had ocCn educated at .lehn, whore DE renamed
three wears He spoke little English. ana had some
know ledge both OF the geographical position ot the
United States, and their history lie spoke of Wash
inc'on as a very great Mandarin. lie had a more
swartIy complexion ihan is usually found among th'
educated LOo-CLOoaus a keen blackeye, and sArcwd
cunning expression OF c0untenance.
The Commodore len the Regents house about one
o'clock " Len the procession formed IN the same 0.der
o. before Tie subordinate officials accompanied us 20
tie gate and the OLD Pechng again took Dis station ii
advance On starting down tie hill, the four ponies,
which had zone mp Wlfh us without finding rders, were
again led to the rear Several Ct us proitel b. this
neglect 10 mount for ride down. and try the temper
Of the LOo-Cho horses. The ponies were very small
animals " bay color but rather active and spirited.
They were accourel like the Chinese horses, with sal
dies OF Turkish fashion and enormous iron stirrups,
curved backward 20 admit not only The foot but
part of the leg They were led by grooms and could
not succeed in bringing them into Inc behind the rear
company If marines, account of their Jealousy Of
each other The little chargers kicked and plunged
several times with great yiyacity
The sun shining full in the face Of the bin made Our
descent a eutry one but as We came upon the W0ode
slopes sea-breeze ret u.s. and groups OF the boats
crews who Lad come OF TO convey MS back to the yes
sells were seen under the trees watching uropproach
Several hundreds of the natives followed MS and "a we
drew near the shore they were seen scamperng over
TIE ricefelds in every direction TO get final view Of
our array Fifteen boats. each flying The American
coors. lay in the mouth of the creek. Tie COmmo-
dore and suite Immediately embarked and the wind
being fair the cutters hoisted sail and dashed away
over the bright blue waves, passing the sloT white
launches with their loads of marines and artilerymen
All were on board by haltpast two, without any IN,
toward incident having occurred 70 mar the successful
issuc nj the trim BAYARD TAYLOR