New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

o'clock Herr We len the carriage ana ne NV -.
ris>sS We Rad been there about halt AZ hou' VII 800
-, hove In sight piled by famous wa'erm Az ~" pi
,vro oars Nessrs Mac SId Coy han insToc'eN ~ 70
tsruan ~ previous evening % M. ,n-asa ana
- IN sr,sre-ad the boat and aer sailing 'h'-- Or l
miles tossrd the mouth If the hThor we de',ri'o ~ -
fer hesing down the river and afer snou Se', o.,
bssifs "a We went Immediately on Ooall Aau ''.'' =
u, If coi.e nv friends took their far well anl u's
=, SYDNEY IN he boat leaving 70 the care OF Ctp'un
=, an lIr Co-r-n who remNned on 'a'd 20 Pf
l.. 49, orsr outside ne hasdlsnds " Port jaeS-on
TIE ru.h 81 cor,srding emotions which oe"hd-r nc
during the entire II this moving was pHn'uy 80, :,
fond devotion with which those geniien-n cug s;n~
The risk Of their liberties crested Witnin me
Of srve,v for our success tenod greater than onN my
individual liberty and life we're Al stake II Dc
by spies detected BY police ud INVOKE my ro,5sT
ara DESTROY TIE hopes Of nv family nay "ou' -
th,rn utterly ni.ersble am broken hearted Ano ,.
entail th- lnss Of liberty those @@nf Tous aod
men in sydney ard IN Melboarn@ wh' bad ne-n 1865 g
60 nv escape snd irretrevshls amount .. ms 70 I
great pecnnsry losses would oe thereby lnuc'ei ~
uslug upon those Anticipated disasters spent '"''
ing from daylight when my Sydney friend. INC me
m M the rmen, o s,aprng on board the cater m tns
most distressing anguish and bew'lderment ba' nof ms
the danger was ovor-now that benson hta . uN -,
Throw that ihe police the detectives and th4 p"s 1s1e
bsiled and deprived Of their prey and. shove All no"
that nv friends rad become dssntsnglsi respo s.oie,
and longer subject n the penalties which my osPuIe
would have occssoned 20 hem-my heart throooel wv,
e1ulis'ion and JOY and gratitude for my deveranee anu
nv deliyerers took full possession Of my soul -.
As~e gided toward the headNnjs had til view Oh
the vast extent and beSuy ot Port Jackson IA gorgeous
scenery Interpreted with vls swus and gardens lsna
among others iha spAcoas ana poriy mansion OF one 81
ny deiv,rrs NJ C-v-y which was nis' pS'n s gu
me the csrrisge road in the m'rnng sna " nc ~
spires ard bu ldngs Of the city they reotdef r "a
sight Iris together with The tranquility Of h' ocean ssd
tne sanct.fed f-.lirg now urp4rnost m my m'n'' Vs.
was free ON English letters soon su1died into qne re-
p,.a All those turbulent passions snd gloomy 'rro
which bad or time distracted M Having ko oer
tide the h. ads NJ C-vu took his leave OF ma l-' 'uo
cutter and returned to Sydney We now prooe'uoa =.
our voyage which drsary rksOme and unpleasant
occupied dliy four DAYS although the usual peiod :
" i've DAYS However sailed on Tuesday the otnroo-
uary aud did not reach Tahiti until sunday the 50 spr
This was passage almost mpled TOE tedousness.
Dining the asst three days OF suffered much Tor
want Of water until relieved on the third day by tns
commander of the bark Sarah Hooper and amsrcsn
vessel bound from san Francisco TO sydney tOrget
her captains name. Of whom | am bound u maze
honorable eniion for his timely and welcome aid Weeu
couI tered nothing but head winds squalls and GAINS on
voyage particularly alter We len The longitude Oh Ne"
Lralad and Norfolk Island, aud croset the merd"n mo
western longitude The crew ere y motley group. com
rosed Of enc Van Demon'ln two Chnamen, one scotch
man two rishmen, OD' Spsusrd and four young sN'S,s
natives Of some Of the Cannibd Islands IN the SoW"
seas whittier the caer bound 20 trade TOR sn-hs
| Their time was principally occupied IN srngng snNi
glass besds which they had e. trace and barter "ul 'lo
native sayages in exchanging tor .hes oranges o'cf
iuis vans iarro banDAnas. ulan'ain etc Am9ag this
society, bad little amuse occupy the monitor
hours hut the fact e vending way 20 security from
'he scorpions Of Van Dsmans Land and its turbulent
Governor more than compensated tor my oher PRIV Mons
II the af enoon of Sunday, the Sd of April that
cast rchor NJ Tahiti I'M uedstey after which went
| ashore sud waited on Capt Kelly, the American Consul
afr hs private residence Stated - him me paricu
lsr circumstances IN Vhi-h was nsCed-sstied him OF
~, id nifty a. one Of the ih rebels and request
81 tha h. would afford the protection Of the nercsn
noy He rer.-iSed with great urbani'y, and without
hesitation place. me under The protection ct MS nag
ard Of the American Go, ernm IT, 50 Tar - ne "s en-
powered TO do 81 by virtue NJ hs office lie informed
that there was a British Consul NJ Mil reading IN TIA
hi and to avoid collision he advised that should remain
toogI 0 during my ssya Tahiti lhad since -svi0s Van
flae Dl.ff fnfT
Capt Kelly deemed it pruoent that should con.
irua TO use my assumed name There were thirteen ves
sss lying at anchor two or three bound tor American
tort. by way OF Cape Horn bui none Of them hkey 10
s9 for months snd Capt Kelly informed ma that IL
necessary should Obtain passport from tina Fcench
CONN ,sara Of Police authorizing me- 10 remain ashore
he accordingly letter ~ the proper auth critics
NY beh H. and making himself responsible for ne. upon
he ". entaiion Of which rhed with ths neoes
sary passport Captain Kelly apoogzed for not being
able 10 acoomm' date me ri his establishment during my
stay Tahiti but every occupied by 4 ne lean
captains # vessels in habor hoFcver he sent ir the
| proprietor Of the Washington Hotel, and gGve ma in
! ohsrg. 10 him. with strict hinno0ns 70 make me com
Portable This courteous and kind pon by ha repre-
tentative Of he American Government inspired me with
new confd,nce
Itwas n-x one hundred and i've daya srnoe escaped
Launceton dnriug which period had suffered great
pryaons and the intense heat Of tho climate Of Tahiti
produced sensible change for the in gone
raj health snguor extreme debility, and loss Of appetite,
rendered quite PROSTATE Besides my anxiety not
altogether aayed because, ia ths Of the British
Goa sol getting information respecting nv idesty Il wss
roh bic be would call upon the French Governor of tbs
.af ~ place under arrest and IN such case, u was
difficult - f0r.ee what would be- the consequence IL Is
true bad my gallant friend Captain klly to shield me,
s the que siiOn would in All probability have occupied
rood deal Of negotiation between England and France,
ard meanwhile might have been detained I'm custody.
These considerations weighed heavilyupon and visit
fully gazed every sailed that entered the harbor in the
h0rs II speedy release.
A. length the bark Ofranto American ship Captain
kendrck cast her anchor She was on trading voyage
from San Francisco the Society Islands and had most Of
er cargo oranges pg goats and cocosnus already
board She not five minute, in barbor when Capt.
Kelly confidential g@rtl-man Mr. Adtmsl On board
secure passage for me 20 San Francisco which h as
cordnyy obtained ahOu gh the vessel hid still b. touch AZ
two OTHER Islands complete her cargo Capt Kendnck
sailed nj one Of those islands kmioD the l9th AOnl
II only IS Des distant and h. promised 10 return for
ne Acc0rdugly % Wednesday the 9th April he
turned and Tahiti and crossed With tho sp,sin
m whale boat Nothing more aply expires, my
thoughts and sentiments upon that than the las
guage OF great departed national lyis,'
Sail sail on ihos fearless bark
Wherever blows The welcome wind
It cannot lesd 10 seems more DARK
Nor $40 p Az those Ne q Ye behind
'Though d,sth beneath sm Il may be,
ess false than they
Who's sni ~ xr-ckd nv hopes ,nd thee
ss, on Al on-.lf,ass endless .p'e ,- ..o,..
The forn,rs ga resting rlsee
Or--f some desert i+nd ~ meet
Where never 81 false hesrtsd men
Prnfsua o World
Then thee, bark. but DOT tl then
We sailed in the OtraIto from EMO the JOth April,
and after touching AZ another ltad whore ~ we're as
tame two DAYS sailed direct for san Francisco We
carried considerable distance 10 the vest yard and To
the leewsrd Of Sand Eich Islands co0seq Ieny our
yoyage WAS tedious Gains and had winds having pre-
vailed After putting 70 ga oi.clo.ed 20 Capt k7ndncs
who and be- treated gith kind aterOn our pro-
sri0ns being short should have put 1i) the haf0oro
Honolulu. bat the Captain ~ ny instance and re1aeS'
cer lied 90 do so lest should rua igtner hazaro