New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

game xouldnt do Finding we were determined 20 on
they gave up the chase and turned back highly
We now our undsturbed visited sesersiJs
pnnese villages and took walk eght miles 10
the country We finally out in Yokohama, and visited
the grave Of mariner whom we buried mere some ne age
The japanese keep guard his grave night and day
for what purpose cannot tell Near his grave large
collection OF grave with carved figures upon them
IL IL very romantic place. we now sisi'ea anotnei
temple and as large crowd following us, con-
sdered ii ft opportunity 10 address few remarks 20
them upon the wckcness OF the course tney were pur
suing and exhored them 10 reform AS my remarks
received with great applause, Kellogg mounted .he
irm and endeayoed to persuade the deuded people t.
throw away their idols and repent They listened With
great attention and have doubt convinced
far as they understood. We then visited several dwelling
houses barber shop oil manufactory and macy other
places in all of which were well received and had
capital time. One old got ont spinning wheel
with her roll of WOOL and wen, 10 work spinning yarn.
Ii was exactly such instrument as have Ci.sn
in at home for the same purpose making is: saea
buzZing sound and the old lady del-ne Cd 20 see
us so much interested in H. Many of the women brought
their little children 10 have US pa: thelr heads
and stopped in nearly every house We came to
and took cup of tea and a pipe with ;he inmates
All have one room, with a matted floor where they
keep of fire and their household gods Tor they are
very religious. Before store door noticed Two fre
engines. They worked with brakes, aHc have q
ionted pine like ours but they have aryosse 20 pro-
duce continuous stream. crowd OF people were con-
stantly besiegng with invitations TO write something
on their fans. wrote notices and proverbs on great
number for them, and they were very much delegated.
While Kellogg writing fan, some enc oi the
crowd cu button oil his coat tail he ;et u - they
erked il off and instantly taking il off, held Il up before
their ewes in GCprecating manner, and showing them
where the button night 10 bc cooy walked INFO the store
near bv and picking up handsome acquered cup, put
in his coat rocket then standing the steps be mado
an a6dres - To the crowd the wckedness stealing.
Either his address or the cup he had taken caused them
ia hiring back his button and prcse 10 him wn many
low bows before had got twenty yards from ;he place.
He returned them the cup They have greai ;ircy or
buttons or class bottles and will trade almost everything
,bey have for Them when they alone Every Jap,
ence dstrusts his neehbor. Their houses bGt OF
stone and wood many of teen with tiled roofs arc re
proof We went in a barbers-shop, and saw them having
their heas shaved and hair dome up in their style
never had more fun in my life than did tbs day wn
KELLOGG He capital fellow with black bushy VIII skers
and is the very soul of honor and OF humc-. Toward
evening as neared tue reception house, We ne brown
with his camera trying get picture OF temple; BUT
moor fellow something wrong again. ani Try a. ne
would no picture could be made 10 appear lie ran 10 ma
when he me coming and appealed TO me for me Gauss
M his troubles but much az fault as he and cond
not helm him. am very glad had nothing 20 10 gl.h Il
in New York for now am not obliged 10 touch here.
When we asked the japanese if they wished any one 70
nut the locomotive up Yedo they said that they under
stood all about il from books and could manage it them
selves They hadn't better try it, Idont think they VIII
ever consent 10 have US visit NedO Locomotive, ele-
eranh and all have been that city, and they now
have them their hands, for have given dp an
charge of them. Draper and Williams, two telegraph
operators Instructed the japanese in the art OF telegraph
ing We expect be in China about the Is; ofJuiy
| am obliged 10 close this in great hurry. -
Your afectona,e T. ~ HObIE.