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

~ si a. r.t ~ once and trading port within year.
A. r,rn,As ihv tc,"w q, 'rc"'y we n@' 9l sna ~mp
ia 4, he ,,srrod Forts IN Japan a. well NJ IN CHINA
huJ ho y. nee the haror Of Hong Kong where duty
n r, leland solo production Granite, - collected by
nc Gcvc,pmcnt nom The stone quarry inrmc,' ON.
,.,Y n sad offered 20 cmhoy the clause IN the treaty
-, cirriicn hy MI the world in d." advantage he de-
sirc IN, o this proposition tho japanese commissioners
J,mnr,rd. expressing. however, Willingness to make
,,uanic rcali,s similar terms with am other nation
10 rlr seek them in peaceful manner Directly the
t,,afy il concluded. Capt Adams IA the saratoga, Will
,oyc with dispatches hut as It is said Com. Perry in
cnd 10 the japanese Coast for at least two or
he months we presume Ills Excollency isprudcntlyd de-
crnn,d uron doing what Is 10 be- done IN quiet steahy
manner. and without any unnecessary haste.
The miniature Railway, and five miles of Magnetic lei
crra h. created great astonishmcnt Arranged WIN Japa
r,sc ch,rnccrr there was much amusement among the ma
,,s of the oxtr,m,s Of the line al the rapcy ana ease
with which conversation could be earned on aadi'onai
wires being ordered 10 bo prepared Immediately 80 ha'
they might carry the communication up 10 'e CAPITA
The railway taken round circus "' some my !ara-
locomotive with its crder aud car Yves made to travel at
ihe ratio of forty miles hour. % course the action OF
these machines was only Intended ~ small exhibition OF
Western science. The curiosity Of the japanese appears
.en highly excited by the beautiful symmetry OF
aeedonan. and ariizans wore engaged IN measuring
her. they said for the purpose OF building her counter
one cf the marines Of the Mississippi dying while the
squadron living in the hay of feddo occasion was
given 10 apply for ground for cemetery. sHiicent
space for nermonis being eotted, the marine was
-li,d with all the honors of war. III conclusion We have
yto say that the Susqueianna reports her and the
GO vs. If The Of the squadron as in excellent health
md hne spirits She eight days the run from Cd
From Tho China Mail April s.
Tie SusGuChanna arrived from japan the 2f. brng-
ing The gratifying intelligence that Commodore Perry had
succeeded in The objects of lis mission in manner that
will confer honor on bis country and endrns fame or
not been definitely arranged when the Susquehanna eii
BAY of Yedo the 24th March but enough had been
done TO establish friendly feeling between the two cOun-
of three ports 10 tit
of America and the furnishing of Goals for it steamers
nav be considered matters settled and Captain Adams
he'd himself in eadness 10 proceed IN The saratoga 10 bear
the intelligence 10 the Government at Washington.
We are enabled to furnish readers with deiael
narrative of the proceedngs IN Japan from wch VIII
be tlet nothing could have been better or more oru
nate ihan the course pursued by Commodore Perry In
deed we feel pretty certain that the most skiu diplomat
isl in Europe could not have brought matters 10 80 speedy
Iecifo ard successful issue. Commodore Perry was
known as brave well as accomplished seaman, but IL
was thought he had rather propensity Tor hghh9 WHICH
indeed with such at his disposal and such people
to deal with the japanese were ignorany presumed TO
be was deemed inevitable by most though a. our pages
show not by every one. Here however he has dIsdp-
pointed the world and perhaps not few IN ms squaroh
int he has done what did not do in China and was
not cxr cited any could accomplish IN Japan-he mas
fv and 0mcably opened to the intercourse of his
counrymen without firing shot or using an angry word
Commodore Perry Ill the Susquehanna, LETT the harDor
of Hong Kong the lith January, accompanied by the
Powhaian and the Mssissippi-the sailing vessels Van
daia Southampton, Supply and Lexington having some
time before proceeded to the rendezvous AT Napakng IN
Loo Choo where the squadron met the q OF Janua-
w. Nothing of importance occurred at Loo Choo beyond
Visiting the capi.g Shu with the temples and forts, and
admiriDg as others done, the picturesque and
rassingiy beautiful scenery of the island.
The sailing vessels were dispatched for Japan On the
last day of January, under command Of Captain Abbott
the steamships following the 9TH February and along
with the elOop. Saratoga, from Shanghai, joining
tLe sailing vessels in the waters of japan on the l2.n
without accident beyond the temporary grounding OF the
Macedonian which was hghtened and speedily got on
The whole squadron then proceeded and anchored in the
bay Of Yedo passing Urnga where last year the interview
and the delivery Of the President letter took place
few small forts mounting ten or twelve guns eacn were
al served but made hostile demonstrations. Boats
were not allow cd alongside until the vessels had
taken their stations and then the government officers
directed TO the Powha'tan, 10 Whoh the oomno
dore flag had been removed where they had an inter
yi,w with the feet Captain, Adams, to whom after the
exchange Of compliments, the Japansese stated that IN
few avs special officer would be sent from edo omcet
the Commodore and arrange everything in Courteous
Ienk ard friendly manner but tLey Jected that the
vessels had come TOO far M, and recommended their
INV, f. Ina wht.e the Emperor desired the meeting
should be held before ard that point they considered
as Of more importance than taking about the weather.
vl icl subject seemed TO be the Ds0Hr of condensation
in an as in all the Of the world. We believe ms
was eaiy al that passed durin the first interview ana
morrmont upon Captain Adams suggesting that perhaps
q more favorable anchorage might be found higher up
end nearer the capital which would alec be more con
,uitnt fer the high officers 10 be sent from edo, a. wen
rs in accordance with the customs of other nations.
The following day (l4th another interview was held on
iosrd the POwhaian, when the Snpancse renewed er ur-
rcncv about the meeting being held at Iraga where on
The PREVIOUS eyerythng had passed IN 80 AMIGA
Ill, and pleasant manner and To which The Commodore
Lad said LIE would return. Finding that Ira-a was stu
objected to, obey then proposed ham9kuN WheIe he ha
Goldman Ind got ashore and which they held 10 be
much more convenient Place than kanagawa between
lie present anchorage and ledo suggested by DE- >
W Williams. But after much talk on the SUBJECT the
Ianouese nj length left it the Commodore to select
Iaco for the interview Before taking leave the deuia-
ion said if The ships needed water OF PROVISIONS ooaS
would be sent with supplies but they were tod ha' eA-
can't VI nothing I'll likely 10 nc required.
After mature consideration, Commodore Perry deeIded
10 send Captain Adams in the 'andaa to meet ue gov
,nor of the Province Uraga. Capt. Adams was tere
informed bv the Governor that everything was ready ior
considering the Of treaty between Japan ana me
United States, and the Commodore or as ne "as
;i Admiral would come 10 traga II ""ud DC concuueu
~ ono tLe Going down Of the Ii Is supposed hO"eV-
or flat What was here meant by trosty was ~
yorablo reply from ihe Emperor TO TIE Ifesnrhl o.e
-, lie snhiet But Captain Adams reiterated that the
C,ooJoro would not 10 Craga, where he had iouhd
anchorage 10 be Indifferent. hut uG meet me Japan
- Comlsss ionors st )'hohahai oh me l'seh nv,
roe If the fae shp, ten TO twenty e ron A-d. up
fo,,s rioiIc0 tie squadron on the .th teor"try ana
tlo Glownc day tie Jaiancse officers visited the nag
~ % olc plecc OF meeting when the Commodore,
,ri Other things told them nat hisi'e been entrusted
viii 20 many ships. which seventeen thousand Ees
frcIr hone nc reds,Agb oIAGus DOd' 'eT any,
and reri, nee he'd proved to hi that tra 'd hoi "utr
so $ cure al ancLoroce whole they now laF some a.
csn ensued bu, finally twas arranged th-i the meeting
should he he'd a. loi aAaIna' ,...oi :,
IL ,,n DAYS tegvard the meeting took piece ana ~
~ interval entertainments were WtcTca'-co ~ 'Ho
american md Jeparo>e officers. At one Of two gwen -
cant buchanan the GoveEnor Of Lrasa as We nav S'm
l e,inr md clcr hi in Chinese onca,, a. once 4i III
Win iorsirn ,bervllocs il tCastn, and s2eecM!los
Cat Br(l aran ;roro.el the health Of ne Empcror Of
ia er. which was drunk standing WIN a, "a.
IA WIS ok,ovle7cea bv the Governor Of tra1l. VINO N
ie.mn sniaiT Iropc.,i he ho-h Of e President OF
lie UDtcd S,aes lAo Jageuose toos thsr Lang. ~,
cs,.callv cl; ,rarre End iqUculs greatly Gi-.lu e
III s,yr, tLst to,t.i. cd ,n and expressed hope n,t
o fine wa Al hand when thy would DC a. liberty To V.si'
foreign countries in Gmers and s- oi 1n'ee mas,
- Il . e "a cor
ron olrroacled ledo and if he did not actually ene H.
at loeSi near ouou-h 20 Judge of ia oppcodn ahd 10