New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

that the freedom Of the city was exsnded 10 MN aoa
bis officers. The captain and his otnoe,s nSsr ps.,
taking Of aJapapese entertainment, which vas indeed
sunp,uous sffair con-IstiDg Of twenty cour-e-bl
Withdrew and returned 70 the ship. A Fdays hter,
Capt Buchanan returned the civinhes eAeuhsI
TO BIN and TO his officers, and invited III, TX si.I
the Governor and the high officers OF SlnoIa 70
yety handsome entertainment On board tae sa-qae,
hanna which for elegance ana p,uDishes,
have never rurp 8-ssd On -hlpp"aro fuu 1'
highly appreciated by them, for tnry enIoyed tnen-
s.ly.s e.ceecInyly during their visit to the ship
which has always been a favorite with ne 'aptnSr'
should YOU zee Capt. Adams tell bin hs trisad =
-mG has been promoted tso steps ios"sru' ani re-
sic e. IL Y,do
L., Sunday A number Of japanese 0siic s's were
nres.nt AZ divine service and th0agl they ters,o,d
Of our language, vet they fully comprenendsd 'us.
we were engaged in worshppng God according % lue
cu.ous of our country. This Gay OF hsro~.d 1850.
Citations iuds us enjoying quiet an rest ia this port
of this far OF land, where sny few years SINCE 90
foreign sbip would have been allowed to remi
peacesbly IN its waters; yet, tins DAY ~lton ,sE
ines of The capital of the country shere The very
name of our Common Christianity was coupled WIN
inisuy snd where the sacred emblem ot UIvins
mercy has for centuries been rrampled IN tue lust
the cross waved high above the o7nnered starS 40
benfaih iis broad iolos we "orsnPpeu "o'' 'i0
Savior Of The world
On the morning of the 2ith OF September, the S1s
ouehspua got uDoer way aod stood out OF the haroor
ard pfoc, eded on Der way to the Sandwich l-l+nns
We were big bly, favored nearly the whole OF the pas
SAGE that il appeared more like pleasure excursion
than cruize from Hong Kong to the ports OF SInoda
and Ho~olulu. On the morning OF the sth OF Octo-
her all hands were called to bury the dead aod alter
the religious services we're concluded the boiy OF
William Scott was committed II the most nagninceot
of sepuchts, with the waves for his only Tladlng-
sheet the winds bis only reqlem and tue ever
bounding his OILY monument. Psacet) MS tsnes.
This dsy We pssseo from east longitude INTO west, IN
our circumnavg stion of the globe, having gained
day ard corrected our tims as TO correspond with
that in ives, longitude.
J Il 60 tha
morning OF the 18th of October having made The
| ps.ssge from Simoda 10 Honolulu in tweaty-todr
csys and during the whole Of that time toe engines
Only stood still once while we were engaged IN olry
ing %. dead. We found anchored of the hsronc 90
/ American men-of war-tne Ports mouth and the 1T.
/ MaIys--two English men O-war, and one Frencn
mao of.war Let the Issuds be annexed forthwith,
ia the feeling OF s on boaro for We are very ANXIOUS
te proceed on our way to san francisco, vnere We
/ bope orders will reach US from tins Department at
! Washington, ordering overland 10 our homes.
Officers and men all we'll
Let me ssy, before give You account of our
visit the San iwich Islands ina the ousquenaana
will have been four years in commission neu Deem
ber During this period she has been actively engaged
crBisiDe in the China and Japan Seas. After ner
second visit Ia JeDsb she y aced at the disposal
1 Of The Hon 4. Vi McLsus, L. ) Commissioner 70
China and assembled the ing Use kltng River rs far
ss tie City of Woohoo seyenry.hve miles above
| Nankine-a point never before reached by any
/ foreign ship-sud that distance above the English
| survey OF that noble river.
LIST OFrIcEKs oF THE SrsoCEHAxv1 Comm infer,
fsS1 n SSbs. H. BE- DUE. @ cope;
Pur.er G. f. Barry Chaplain. +. C Bttnseri Sarse'a, J.
Hsrr,; MsHoe or er. u ,Ises; Nia.hioa1.n j. MAY
| T. Hsw,y. Engineers, s. Ambbold Chief 9; {. heoard
secord Assistants; shock. Henderson, ; Hilbert
iId A.s,stsl's Acting Boa,Hsa, J. colasi Glnnef C. B.
Oliver, Carpenter, J. Green
The following gentlemen came as passengers from
/ China and the Sandwich Islands, Commander Cad
wsloder Ringgol1 late Com. |, :. El. Fix T. C.
Stewart, Sec. TX Ex A. Leroy, E-q bearer OF dis
patches MIR. Purdy, Lieut. Governor of California;
| Col. Doabe, and Capt Wilcox.
Commander Ringgod while at Canton with his
squadron, lin the absence Of m Perry for the pur-
pose Of proe citing the lives and property OF Amerl-
can citizens per ding the confusion and anarchy con-
sequeut upon the revolution contracted The Doyious
feyers of China and 10 avoid fatal consequences, upOa
the recomme No alton OF o medical board he was 10
valioed and erected 10 leave the China Seas, for
short respite. II may be source Of eradication 10
the Navy, and the many friends OF Commanisr Ring
gold TO know that since leaving Hons Kong, ia Sep
itmber bis health in he opinion OF the medical Off
GERS of this ship, has been entirely restored II to
be hoped that this meritoIiOus officer will soon DO on
his % his command gain in order thai he may
complete duties and lab'rs successfully prO'e
cued up the time Vi his attack OF fever, which was
proving fetal.
! The service rendered by Commander Rnggoli TO
/ our cz' rs at Canton, the hIe appearance % his
squadron in the river signal AMI honorable aud
bad the Ell. ct 10 keep in check IA sess fleets OF
iunks and pirates infesng the az icent waters. TDe
/ humane cobduct of Conmander kioggold in promptly
dispaichipg the Porpoi-e the PrsiA Sho A. aud the
rescue of between 500 and 800 fImishng Ca osse TO-
/ getber with Ibe important snd gallant service per
fo med by that little vessel in giving convoy 10
commerce. and the exploit Of dspefs ing en1 lnfc.ng
severe chlstl- emtnt upon fleet of pirstss the
coast among the praise worthy Gee ds OF the expe
don, and should be considered high aud we'll
Iiec duties in the absence OF the squadron under Com
mOdors Perry.
On Tuesday, Oct. 81 at the pelsce Of the King,
audience was given TO the y y Commissioner,
and TO the Commanders OF the u. ). steam-frisi,es
Susqut hanna and Mississippi which arrived in port
YESTERDAY, having left SimOda on the Isl. Captains
Buchanan ana Lee were accompanied by Captains
Dornin and Boiey, of the u. 5. ships Portsmouth aud
81 Mays, and by numerous officers as well as a
large number of American citizens, including ID A.
o. deD Esq, u s. Consul. The Comm 40 iers of the
Surquehanba and the Mississippi introduced 10
His Majesty by His Excellency the Minister Of For
eien Relations end the officers by their oectve
Commanders Captain Buchanan thea Introduced TO
His Majesty the following gentlemen: Captain Ring
gold, Purser Barry, Lieut. Duer the Rev. Mr.. Bit
teDger, DIR. Fahs, Mr.. lie Roy, Mr.. Hswey, and Mr..
May
After Capt Buchanan bad introduced his officers,
be remarked 10 His Majesty that he had sou ht this
interview in order thst he might express TO His
Majesty his great grafc ,ton at the prosperity in
which be found the Islands, and trusted that the
blessings of civilization and Christianity might long
be joyed by himself and his subjects. He then iu-
vited HIS Majesty TO honor him with visit to the
SusquehaDra, which was accepted and Thursday,
The 10Th at O clock the time agreed upon
Capt. Bailey, OF the St. Msrys, then invited His
Majesty to visit his ship the same evening, at
which time ball was to be given and which invita-
ton His Majesty also accepted. After an hours
visit to the p.lace the company took leave of His
Msjesy and Ministers and the band struck up Yam
"kee Doodle
On Thursday afternoon, October 26,) His Majesty
and suite, consisting Of bis Ministers and the royal
family, visited the Susquehsnna, ana were received
on board by Captain Buchanan with every mark Of
respect and honor due to soyereigns. As soon as His
Msjestys boat appeared on its way to the Su.que-
hsnba. the Hawaiian ensign was hoisted on all the