New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

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We lad scarcely Gneho. before hundreds Of visitors
Gaze from evey SIDE 50 iha; the docks and the csbins
vas Cute fUl To preserve order and to be
abe pub forward The necessary work about the ship
bksged them 10 cone on board all at once but to
saeeetd each other il parties quickly they could
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tie .hp aer tie arrival Of the Governor it would be
impossible for them and zee all Soon how
accompanied BY great number Of ocers the Gov
srIer himself board They asked several
sorg our crew. and examining the ship carefully wrote
al down / invited them into the cabin, and there
plared to them the object had in view in visiting their
port and added thu, had letter for the Governor Of the
town which begged TO present to him and at the
time to request answer In the name Of the ia
psnee people be thanked the Russians for having
returned bis shpvrecked counfrymen their Father
land, as well for the great kindness and
attention which had been shown them during their stay in
Russia and he spoke he made understand by signs
that noble the part Of the Russians moved him
to tears lie added however that he had right
in any way in connection with foreigners and further that
without the permission Of his superors in Yedo he could
neither receive the returned japanese the letter After
long conversation my part he asked to the letter
He took it with every sign Of respect, nasmnch he
pressed it to his forehead before opening it Having run
through be declared that the form Of the letters was the
same as those used by Themselves but that he could not
understand the meaning Of the words and he could not
take the letter away with him he wished to take an exact
copy in order send il Yedo where as there were
several who understood the Chinese the language
my letter written ii could be translated for him was
quite willing that this should be done thought might
forward the object OF the Expedition, which make
the Government acquainted with the wishes OF your Excel
iency and receive the moreover let >the Cover
take copy for the all sufficient that knew
the japanese viii never receive letter without first be
ing made acquainted with its contents When told
him that he might do as he wished he at once drew
pencil and ink from his girdle and asking for some
paper. made correct copy When he had finished
he returned the letter and asked whether did
stand In need Of anything explained to him that after
so long voyage should Ike have some fresh water
and vicuas either fish meat, for which of course We