New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
JAPAN.
Tie Glowing is the most extended account Of the trans
actions Of Commodore Perry at Japan that has been made

The GLOWING is the most extended account Of the
actions Of Commodore Perry Japan that has been made
pubic:
From The Friend Of China Extra.
HoSG-KoNG, Monday, April 3, 1854.
The return 10 Hong oDg Yesterday, of the L. y y y
Susgu hanna Capt Buchanan has placed us in possession
OF few more particulars of the United States and Russian
expeditions Japan. The American eet VIII De re-
mombered left this harbor the morning OF The l4th OF
January last On the nth Of February the steamers ieit
week before On the 18th the Susquohanna bearing the
flag of Commodore Perry, anchored in bay niue 10 the
south Yeddo where she found the frgate Macedonia
and Vandaa and the store ship Lexington in sight beat.
ing in. The Southampton stor-shp aferward found
10 have arrived in the Bay of Yeddo day.
Tie Macedonian had got reef but tug from one Of
the steamers, all three of which arrived together placed
her in deep water the same afternoon She If not sup
IoSed to have received any material injury.
On the 18th of February the steam ngates Snsque-
hanna, Mississippi and Powhattan, with the Macedonian
twenty miles of Yeddo bringing up in place which, on
prcy ious visit designated the American Anchor
"age" TIE whole of the surrounding country including
a high volcanic peak called Fudsi 'amma was found
covered with snow; the Thermometer was down TO 30,
and water ioze on the decks -.
On the 18th February Commodore Perry shifted his
FLAG 10 the Powhaan, board of which vessel negota-
tons commenced-ihe Nandalia proceeding TO Oraga,
where il was intended by the japanese interview be-
tween the respective Commissioners should take place
succession Of gales prevented the vessel from proceed
ing further up the bay until the eth on which day the
squadron got under weigh and ran up OF large town
called Kanagowo, from twelve to fifteen miles from feddo
by waer-nno only by land. The houses OF fcGdo were
nom the squedron sounded up TO within three miles of the
vbatves The Nandalias visit TO Craga was rendered
unnecessary, being determined IN her absence TO nave
TIE council ciocted at small fishing village called
Yoke ha-me not far from the town oil which the squad
ron Lad anchored
On tho lst Of March His Exceency Yeizaimou Deputy
Cove Of Uraga and other high officers were en-
terainod on boagdte Susquehana. The bearing of these
officials is said 70 have been frank and friendly IN the eX-
irene Toass draIt and speeches made, nterpre-
tson being rendered by of intermediate Dlch;
and by all that could be accrtained from the temper OF tine
guests, there was every reason 10 oe'e'e 'ih no P
the Emperor of Japan tn the eiter rom 'hc Iiueh vi
the United States would be as favorable a. might reason
ably be expected AT Ist ii was understood thai the re-
nort crcuatec by the Russians OF the death Of the I'm
NJ ror was altogether without foundation From supaC'
au,n inquiry however he report was found 70 be tuei
though attempt made TO postpone negotiations on
mortuarv account tie Russians asserted would be the
case an excuse there is reason to believe mat a
effect SO far as they hc Russas concerned the ia
panese DENYING most po, ely that any treaty had been
mede with them. The Emperor OF Japan was - ESais .,
age when he dic-IIs MAY son has been proclaimed
successor, though he is not yet crowned
The sloop Saratoga arrived in the Bay OF leddo on inc
4h of March and ordered TO prepare for trip to te
Sandwich Islands ~ which route. thence To Panana us
Excoency the Commodore announced ms detelhhalioh
TO forward The earliest report of the result OF l ncca-
,ons. Early in March Interpreter arrived drect rom
Neddo and the I'll visited the flag ship lie s ,1I
have been abe TO converse quite ncn'y IN pom D.i
and English, and could read and write our LANGUAGE wiz,
facility lie spoke freely OF the Emperor, ms master 'hu
of His Majesty wlrC ncss 10 accord commercial G!Nah-
tae,s to foreign nations or coal he sad there was pthty
which should be brought from the mines dep t. ho
IL .,no,.,.os This oar had on'v re-
seiecleo ny "e ]'lno''St' ~: 49,, w. o;I ,,a
Gently returned h3n Nan s4m w,r' NC gan" ,r., tLo
kuss ans were ON pi"ni it-'s," "G - o
On the sth OF Mach a. noon, un9cr az . .i i s
si.uie Fcm one oil inc snip V''o,Io w %
lis PROMISED r, STve" "i'h ue lnpet", h
nssioncrs. Ills tNcohenc!s barge was oc'onpauo" ny
boats nom me VaioHs Nesstis 81 me 10 t td3
huhu' oi "oniy.''al' ".'u $50 "n - ", - =. .o
selm'h ana n1rn'S Nti. ggiN co 10 'nc - ~ %
hs lN'cneuey escort. me weather Wa Han' en-,
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The result o; is nerIio" ea9 only be geAcIaHhea mo
tie repor ltt tc tsosuon e'n' wa IHos' itV'ao.e
10 AE.cuoGn wishes. Other meetings were e. chinC OF,
ana vaehou,c was Cccec Tor Ire sptca' reception OF
Tosonts for the emperor Einfr s' m N'nr' Wio "Ge
a,aod the nc.n.g OF t'c I,ih From the SIZE 81 the
building prepared g. l,ccy e these presents me japanese
rpp,ercG - blyr e&pected Aui = not more vaiut
III csso-ilr,r o q. mound wa o'Gfe4 TO ioG 'Ae
luut.tui LAYING .'No e. miniature r",''''' ava le
was ulaustt fos ~ ulkl1- tle clttic 5"Vh OK oo'u
q v.il forming part 81 t.s 'n'eHi- g-S - o ,.c