New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
The Innnne.e STRANGER.
From TIE s.n FrsDe.-co lims. aad rr4nscri,

Fnom The San fTAnc-sc lltncs aud IrAnscrip|
few DAYS ago VT made auson to the rescue of q
person from strange wreck fallen in with BY the Emma
Packer in latitude y 30 north longitude los ~ west,
during the voyage of that vessel from Tahiti to
this pert We waited on yesterday by First Lieu
t,nsnt pesse, commanding the United States Revenue
Gutter Argus Gu this station, who has kindly laid Us un-
der ol atous for much interesting information, both in
reesro To- tie wreck un-rtG aud the strange indHi'
rescued from H. IL seems thai The sra ger turns out
a. su.Cied To- be japanese Ga the arrival Of t1~ T.
ma Packer ~ this pCT COctOr Ss-nders when ini1r ned
that the stranger japanese directed That the msn b.
r in n, care Of the officer o. tNe Argus anti lstruc
fons .hsud ie received from Wellington r-tsnv" . ms
disposal The Ar1us then Hlng ~ neci but Lieu
tenait Posse berg in this city took cnsrs- " th- sran
ger and con, EYED HIN board his vessel Fortunately
The cook the Gutter happens % Dc japanese 81
those rescued fiou shpwfvck soe ume Ella aud Leu
tensIt a. ar afforded tue means OF nm-di 7l s7'V
ing the my,t.r, One th- board the Cut
whose is Thomas Troy al.o an terstAnd- same parts
Of The Jspsnese language aud between me to the io
loving liStofy wss made OCT go.
The Jsyane-s junk T. u 3ca roo, with crew a. thr
teen persons n st,may Icri IN the southern par Of
tn Leland # lessO. the lN iAy ct me 9ih moon >p
teub,r sj2 bound ior the Guy u N'hr"'g AZ INA Dor,
al IN, west coast If the Island ~ NAon "a me 81 &"
japan distant frm Masmsy 100 Jspsc. OF hide more
thsn SOo English mills The upk 49, loaded Fth 100000
ShewC haker (Saltc4 >snoJl and ~ Oas smsI lt'n
tty Of rice board the ccmUan r eNprtri q, c.H
AZ port. NJ great distance, wh,re roe oouc IA par'
chased a. cheaper rate thsn ~ dNsnny my nae
tanks ef water tws 90 Snoh we're slowed Ar one
on eacl side OF the holm aud he oin-r forward On deck
They bad three days o nue. weather after leaving port
during Wh,h time ;hty W,re earned through tue s,rsds
xno into TIE Sea OF japan On the fourth dsy fore
neon the wind 6ied sSay, aud ia the S about
o'clock strong noftn west gss on and srovs them
hack through the Straits o. Mst'n,y Toe Wind and ru
increased sio heavy running carried away tn RAD
der fractured the stern. washed away tue two
f&uks ALL AT this time they we're stu IA sight at S1d sud
,be sailors insisted tki the boat 20 attempt Co maS-
n INT ths owner who board, offered tne forty
dors zach 10 sta, bv vessel and they agreed - 40
80 On the "a dsy land ou' Of 'ghi aud ne crsF
then gsv. 10 70 de.psr Ob.rng some thicS clouds on
H. horizon which ih.y msiook fr land they oFvred
boat snd got what thew could into N-o''Ss Z" c"'mn
chests ali the rice they usd aud some ~'t-r After pun
,p gb .it mile IN tn direction "t toe "'N', ny ''uo
,he sea "a. too rough $40 th-y we're oe'd 20 l'n
nv reached the vessel and set board 0i coaiI noi
OF he heavy articles up The boa S1"cNt against TIE
vessel auJ shorty went e p'eces ,.-.-.
10 cus the mssts away On he uinh dAy tn-i- fo
rbaus,e0 ana At ~s> foa1d hat mo rene ains ~a.er
- ",,,h iaS h. n stos-o year, contained oar hte
xa,.r' hang become wora esten They %sre nov sun
- ,..,i,;'ns exc.rs the seii g. g. hAd oat 500.
w 80 ,sst.r The latter they coouonsd - serve on
white 1t lasted aaG they no~ began u n"'e
rscoa.se 10 Their sailed ssinen