New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

lie PARTY bong seated he fla, Of Japan run ~ on
hoord the Powhian, and -aluted with twenty 'n' s'n
lr ~ he Gi.oh,-. ai.'. wi'i another s"iue % -" -
rttn WIS riycu .u "a, ! rance High Con 'l- 'i WIZ
though o. Interpreter rcesenied his c'pln'i'l'' "'.'
welcome 10 the Commodore aud ~ oiilc' = am 1''.
lafiy me uli.d stout o.. L,iih u ne To-, -.
eiv,n lie cfynLis in after lance b-ou-h 80 liqi-f'i
III nds with tea and sak meats ana othr conserve
and plt cd one beside each officer Tie seems
n ihvo icon much the same q at which ia China gem
orally pioood,s the transaction Il bu m -s vi '''n
oficios. and while j. was g. .- % f- ~ E
,, M Win rfeaf e,,rity was cloui lfy feet ',- forty
,,iJe and we've feet h.h. aul surrounded Win MAJ an
cent aponcis oi them uiiy feet II hSh'' a.i ~
fu bloom. Seats and tables eout tao iee' In c,ye,,d
with red cloth extended tie Whole length Of TIE apartment
The floor was covered with White mats about hIee ie.'
Ion hy two wide, aud The place was heated ny h'sny
oruf ,nied hrnziers placed beautiful Japan stands
The pillars supporting the crcc;!on were osha-leu
purple Grape, and tie walls were nchly EAo.el WIN
Iainngs Of birds and howors he nal was 't1--ed
about fyo hurdr. wards from the landing place ana "is
commanded 10y the hil-. which lay with tHeir o'"a'e
to it, Several naive artists were present taxing sketches
Tie rcfoshmen.s being ov the Commodore and he
rcronal stan were conducted by the japanese ,omnl
soners mo another in the rear, the entrance 20
which was covered with purple Grape Inc Ihier'IeN
lasted three hours and 20 the principal matter, "
highly sa,isfa iory. very favorable answer W.. sen
ia the President letter, vi ci W. presume wa IL &c ~
ti,ion Of President Flmore Gnd II j. staten 'ha'
Commodore Perry fully satisfied on al Poins suS
eosied him. which, we again presume, We'e ~ =,
erce with Mr. Secretary Webster letter 81 10
CcTmoJoe suljek accom- the frst letter 70 the
Eureror. draft Teaty, in English, Dntch' ,nnese'
md Jaranese was put into Ne HANDS oi Ne Jlpdhoe
who aid that i; would receive due con-
sideration hut the old Emperor had died since Oonmo
dore Perry there last year ana LIS snce -; s
,crpo man who would require 10 consult hrs council
i.o,e Giving final answer; au the Comslodore was re-
urdtd that The JGpanese DID hot act WIN lhe same
raj Idly Americans didi WIN va snt =, &C.,
sbou seveIal Jar NEE together de.ulhg 20 VEN
tie American siIs, one would say, = IL y oelu'liul
"noInrcl to hich another would add " HcN pleasant
-" ism Then tIird would remark, There - NOT then
10 ufQr g
would -uceest Come, lei IL 20 and sec Tie shp-
That tie ureB aries OF treaty would be sc'ilc,i dur
ING tho pres whit however more than probaoie,
Its LEADING provisions il said. Will be the opening 81
q rec CT more OF the ports o. Japan 10 me c'iefce
tie United States, and securing surp' -, .a a o ~,
steam els that country. In oiher respects me uey
concluded ar proposed Is under TODD 20 De ne any 'ol
tersT If that with China except, II is sad mat he Jap
orese Objected 10 clause admitting al Other countries %
H. same privlcaos as America not Ike the Chinese
from vi hon and from Sir Henry F9tin9er a. i gene
rally supposed the privileges OF ne EhgIsh uot! "ei'
evcnd.d 10 all foreign countries. The japanese would
norifet more sacacitv and Themselves from meat
cnale yoxaton they 10 determine on Allowing oer
nations to e JOY the same lnnunes a. America. anu 10
other modelling all future reaies on precisey me sae
.ns Eut nothing can be as yet ceraEy known on tle
subject for the Susquehannah having been placed al tc
disposal of Mr.. Mclane, the Mihs'er 10 nina anu oeig
urdcr orders 70 be in Houg Kong IN the beginning oil
Arl was dispatched the morning OF the 2itn Narch
nc very day conference 20 have been heid oi the
pu =, 81 % adcrs NAV iave forgotten the precise
tenor of President Fllmoro letter 70 the Emperor OF Ja-
pGn and it is not long we mere Hsert IT, aPpcnd'7 ~
outline Of Mr.. Secretary Wets!ers Instructions 20 ,o
mndore Auck TO whom the mission was originally III
trusted: - .,u;....,,. 49,
,tnd Ng 'y . .Ii IN osl Who no ia.y rsoa
.s ard promote friendship and commerce between the Two
y NOV That IL United States now extend from
to s bet countries Of Oregon aud Caona are p1 Of
d silver ana rciou, can reach the shores
your hsrTy srd IN les ihah twenty dAy al e D,I,r.
Many Of out 'h,s wi, % I as D , ve T@es hps mus.
eu1i sf0r
hem TO b, wrecked your sho sno We 'A ana Ae i
uf ri d arg l0i We VIII h our people permit I'd
to irsde with your PEOPLE but we ha not Aul'iNe '" " ~
Ga ici is freddy commercial and n9hns %o,e
have pc ductois which might uii your peoIle
Yo1r EnIe e,Gs' soin from caifrna 70 China
CO. 10 whc might be brought aud where they n- AVA" DC
ry Other Tsec,. commerce between youT Emlire an -
nv % ID be- nee fu TO bob Let consider well what NV a
tc1I may irom these reoI eyent' o "a Nv s.y
ard this ought inspire IN the nsiso 'ho WI" ~
The inst half of Mr. Secrecy Webs.ers instructions
devoted TO H. subject of coH nat being app .,s
f. avail himself Of any and every opportunity Oh oeIl3
brought in contact with japanese oilc.ls ei.nei Ia IT. -
IN about coals or In delivering certain spwrecHed
.nlanese. 10 mpr upon them that ne "o'efnnen'
Ne Tred States does possess power over tue rel!
zion Of ne own citizens, aud there Il, therefore no sc
To- auTrohend il will interfere win the reSlOh o ONE
countries This point, not "lth"' reason as ','ei @
auIesred held to be OF the hrt importance LOT
Of
ary It's being regarded Is imp on'4He, ' IL
order to provide for any favorable contingency, inc
Commodore was invested wit power 10 negotiate reaty
and was furnished with copies Of these WIN ChhH h"ca
onG sam ~ models the two latter containing guarantees
for the protection of American sailors ana proper "Hn
may he cast ashore which Mr. Webster heid 10 DC nor
;mtortaut than opening one or more OF the ports %
:. ionnn II however the CONNIE ore should succeed
in fleeing treaty Mr. Webster concludes 10y sayi'-
d" would be prudent 20 TX me perloe 10Y eAcN"75 i
qualifications at three yehI-
Drr;rc The conf, renee On the -th Commodore Perry
mentioned that Of the MARINES had diei' ana IL was
dosrous of having piece OF ground l2h.u gu. H'e
Ills man and any others of the squadron that might d' IN
Ioron could be buried. The Commss'ners mr. susese
NanrasaN and next UTasa but ON both benz ooec'el
TO- spot the place Of mee3ng wa hHep Ep,n' NJ
account OF the funeral 10y Capt slack the "h'er eon
handing the marine is given III another column anu can
rot fail 10 lie read with interest We ave only 10 au
that before the funeral took place the japanese one aus
cave ON board 10 view the body for which purpose the
cctu vcs opened and aiter the bulai one vi mem re-
Married tAai according 10 the Hscrltoh oil ,ie III 'e
r,-u wgs native of Ireland, not OF Ameloa odt ihe sA
n NJ followed prov ed quite satisfactory In the
course Of the arrange for he funeral the prudence
nj resident Fillmore and Secretary NeIs'.r assurance
on the subject Of religion was slown me "Base -
Nv gd observed II with pleasure ard quite UNDERSTOOD
the distinction between Protesian's ana holan '"'"
olics. =, O. H.. man
ops nt lie proposed to give h. checrs e4'e IL 90 ,h
shore for recreation To tbs 30 great objection rs ~ Ic
and bolieve that within few day al b.
ri the officers were taking exercise ON shore Inc nv
Nh Bittncer. tie Chaplain, made several eHcuf7lYs
ON or tic acos aud ccrn-f,ids which last DE- oni' IN
HIN cultivation. Tie houses were gere.aiE u4,cHec
~ ,l The Icttcr sc~ were covered with les having
ysrcs pnJ small e0rdeu~ within cnclo.aes.
III. following day. the same gentleman, nnln ne PEG
nc neither uIireudiy incposed 20 receive MN Aie
lam leave 10 % On shore, determine 10 -
two large cities miles Of, called hAnae4"a ana n
so,co e,d With that view crossed Of the bay
l,l shortened d., distance b. several miles, lie men
roceccod through KaIcgava, supposed 10 o"Aiah i2m
ne e. iwc Au4ared thousand nhabi 4rI' ara rom ne
-; ,r,rs, c,vd. that ,crrl out rVerlvler o. see the
+,.,rcr 1or- can BE- 70 doubt OF the popuia ion being
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