New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

20 Hong Kong. We Kept look out Tor the Powhatanii
but saw nothing Of her. and on reaching Hong Kong on
the evening Of the 7h found that she bad left The L-
n Don Passage on the previous morning. She carried
with her all the mails which had been accumnlatny for
d squadron during the past two months, and we have
not yet received them. She would of course, return
Immediately from Loo-Choo and is now overdue, and
hourly expected She visited Madagascar on her way
out ard account of some breskage in her machinery
rem aimed twelve days at Singapore, after which she
went to Labusn for coal The razee Macedonian is
peefed in a week or ten days, at fartbest.
The susquehaRDa remained three days at HOcg
Kong, and the seamen took advantage of this short
rest after an 5rduous cruise 10 give amateur theatr
cal performance board They deserved the greatest
credit for the taste and talent they displayed in the
getting up and performance Of the pieces. The OIL
Gers and crew Of the Mississippi and number falie:
and gentlemen from shore attended, and everything
passed OF remarkably well. There 4 wel-wcit:en
OH naI prologue patriotic ta5lean representing the
Goddess of Liberty, supported By Mars and Neptune,
tie drama Of tie Ge!Sen Farmer and songs and re-
citations, both comic and sentimental The acting Was
ca ita and two or three of the characters would have
s,re al Butons The scenery decorations aud dress
Is were made entirely BY the men.
One Of tle main;opmen, named John Goodwin died
Tie day after cur arrival He had been i'll SOME time
OF bronchial complaint which settled in consumption.
believe he was a native OF s. Johns, New Brunswick.
Anotior named John Williams, fell from the wheel
htrfe the same morning during the mil-watch, and
WIS drowned. lie was known 10 be good swimmer,
but must have received blow in falling for ho sank
before aid could be rendered. Both those men were
among the hest in the ship and their los 10 deeply re-
GREETED
The Mfsisrpi lol, Hong Kong on 'hc morning ofthe
ICl and proceeded 10 WhampOa where she nos lies On
The following morning tho susqueblnna came to ths
plfcc and after landing Commodore Perry vent to the
nuoloIaQo Of Cumsnemoon, about fifteen miles to tho
noinwald She viii probably remain there untl the
iylLocn season is II is cafe anchorage ani
c,ol laoe during the summer bat shores are dreary
AID unnsitfg Tie sick will be seat to tlis place,
Were Lospal building has been ren'el for the win
ter Mauy of them VII be condemned and sent home,
ag foon 40 yarssgc can be procured fr them. The
lealh Of tho fquadron hns been tolcrbg good during
Il iumracf, bot ere nunl er of chronic eases
Which require speedy change Of eliH ate.
We Lear. FROM Shanghai, that TIE saraioga arrived
;lerr on the lst inst sLo WI 90 into dock orrcpar
Der lee, having been Injured last summer b} getting On
ne ro,tstiAmoy Tho Plymouth win Tcnisin 81 Loo
Clao or ,e rrrietf. bui vl probably be fciiesei BY
tc Vaulaa ia Che courfe Of iva or three umutls The
Ser, dip slplly D. expected horo n i'go or tlrec
v,,latsrt~ " 70 touch a. Au.ay by tic way.
1he Huslfn noei consisting 81 the brig lsIia' snd
tic sisln,r Voitsck. sailed aofth ago .rpm Hog
K,rr for ooCtoo .rd japan What No object Of
ueL1s.lsu Cofe tntni 10. ia s,ai.lg On expedition 20
J,lrn 90 ils part culsr ,nc nobody 'ccuss 20 iaaN-
Tie AJuf.i undermined l.n dfeoiiols tat BE
liisit ird snpathrt s.osh ~ fort 90 tic same al
a.,u 90 Cosns3lr re- rcryr uicare ono wguli infer
uttls Hicff,t aus.ltg t'mseif '1 ogf slaadr7u or
f,r 81 ar. vaiclifg be- aorerrais iic sl'o liaiad
uafsfe BOD been fn nrlcT lsn.iff 10 relation 90 lhs
nsif,f trfu,,n 60 Gostrnu cas- ol tsc Il.cI Siars
I'D lorfa frl hat uc forarr VAS cosn.rlut Of Bio
l'slt AT u.sfc,es strsrfe " true. end Il IT
trus. pulirs ,tr-rs,r Hll No'hirs Las boon heart
ofHo $50 t,,f,is s.fcc hoy icn lioug Kong although
o. o. uuo la4 clipped Tor sAem % have reached
Hsra. prc'log 10 cur departure.
lol iago to Doubt received By tae hs. mail nj &c.
c,ruiolflr tlo,ktg tragedy which occurred on board
81 Trrinh lip Arlington Apctr about tTo weeks
alo llc ir a. Gcct consisting 81 the frgates Win
ciutrrsrd ,larar ilc big Lily The ftcamer ,iyx,
ard oil az yef,ols has ircc brought up number OF
iuihs fom tho pira'ctl iliagca on the outer slands
Two Yoriueuefc Government lirclas, which accompa-
med tho feet also captured three juuks, which they
brought 10 tbs place. Nothing but complete extermi-
nation Il would seem, viii pa. stop 10 the atr0'l0us
murders and Iiraces which continually being per-
retratcd nl NJ the whole Chinese coast | have not
lsued VLeiL,r any OF TIE natives who were taken
20 hccn identified as having been concerned in the
murders committed on board the Apcar
Col. Marlall ftll remains az Shanghai. lie hS an
interview with an Imperial Commissioner, AMI pro
sutcd lis olodontials at a town near 500 Chow. W.
de Boufboon tie French Commissioner, who has been
lcie year and half bas NOT yet had an opportunity
OF acorcdtng himself In this part of China every
thing is quiet At present and rarely hear tho rebel
lion mentioned. ] can only refer you TO the Hong
Krg papers for account OF its progress IN The north
Although tie rebels are comparatively Inactive they
lave as yet made 10 retrograde step and every day
that leaves them in quiet possession OF the ground they
lave already obtained adds to their strength
lam decide positively my course for the future
until the arrival Of the PorAaiaH with the MALE There
are vessels up San or three
En,lhh banks, which carry Chinese cmicrsnts, and
ratler than embark in one of them, zAOull prefer q
voyage around the Cape. But almost any conveyance
will be agreeable that takes home again. after 30
long and 20 eyenttul an absence BIT.
TIE LOHELL LECTURES AT BOSTON
Cous.PolCence or The v Y Tribune.
HoSroy. THURSDAY. Nov. 3 ll53