New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

r.ne seyrice upon The ,ol Of japan We bad onr chap
lain, Mr.. Wm. Wood IN large heathsn te npie' sew
e,.l good y,lrr- and nrsry hundrei OF oursei'sa
officer. ana men from this ship AID the Mississippi
TIE tempe wa the csdence when nad oeeH a7- neu
Mr.. HsIn. and that gentleman sni ti' -'cr"'a'i
wers Of cour-e, presert. We hal lie EP'-tyPA.
moTnl:g service, two hymnr snd very aRpopF'"'.
sermon. This, | supp rec, ws- TIE h'L f''-es.a az
'frrcs ere' he'd IN Japan G"fy Dr 20 ~ VI N'7"'
"aud VI earth peace, goodwill toward men.
SH.sGuAE. Sept. 3, lSjS.
W. S,nn5a on the Jth iu5i.. bound t. tAIs place,
via Nega-skie with the treaty. The sr'riui a.! ""
W. Encountered quite severe gale. which htLlpi.
even a. oui.e ronghlv and caused ~ "a "ish Az
-ina,r vessel safely under fhrlier. tg,rrihs Nh59
sakie sfer passage Of Fix days We noticed lii7 "ieH
of Euroueau yee-l tie mouth Ui tu" hhfDvi' ''I-
deitly 4 victim Of the late ,ypboOn She suo,e-
gu.Liiy proved - be the Dutch ship CAdsi lIrlt'
C4ut G,r!srk of ] so tuus burlen aui hANlhs a
cargo worth 500 UtU-vesse and cargo o"th ih'ue''
All ha1Is hal been saved with the exception Vi one
man who uns droanri while striving "a ave the cap
tain. wife, Shortly after we had aIchorei, the "a
paiese fired q heavy gun from the hIght,, near 'V
mouth Of the harbpr, a. sifna' that an'tueI
vas coming iu and d little lgter the Minnesota hove
in ,i.tf md can = to under the outer point. L P"n
buurGI ber we found that she wa from SAahsi.e
wl.Ic. she had been driven by CholeTa-thai hf.
Reed had rem ,inel behind To eet second e-loh "i
Cnr-s- Colns,ioIerr aud that sue had lost ten men.
he lcSf dnv auuther death took pl1ce-attr Hhlch
the ds.ase s.emed to dI-uppear " hen we i-it hrI
,,u the ftn uli the hralts ui the - ~ Wa. almost
entirely restored. Tnese death. cunhnei eXcl-
siyrly 10 90. crew. aud the SUIT, II most cases.
i eAIo-uIe and While on liberty ut tni- pace.
Il. adrIs having iIieLds board ci h"-, tnereiCre
need III errnC 10 NE --!nr-- ~ tu trir health. W"
arc now hourly expecting her return WneG MI krrl
and suite VIII r. -IiIc their quarters OF board, and We
shah return in cuInpary 20 JapHn.
All manner of hu,iu,ss Is extremely dull here at
ure,e1t Ihere are lG3 vessels, no,iy Americans,
anchored around ns only two Of which are londlng Tor
tie fit.d States. These the Pampero and Hot
spur lelrl-r Of which viii aNerag" over siO per tun;
tfey aie both bound t. New-lork revival o;
trsGc 1. confidently lOokei for, however, before the
end of the month. The Chinese merchants look npon
thcs, 1863 ships AMI ': I'VE Will not lower price
" of tea for l,s < vessels must all be AIDED, And De-
fore long the furcgn merchants must come up t. our
mark" The l7tter on the contrary, ret-On that
when the Chinese fney are Determined not - pay
the high prices, they Themselves VIII lali Inns bVtl
parties are waiting ior " something to turn up
Il is with rcgIeI thH, have Ia state that since our
return here our ship also has suffered from tie cholera
IL Is now al over, however and We have passei
through II with the loss OF only three men. Ine
vea,Arr j. s length cool, and uU more reported,
either d,horr atoat, for the last week | will eni
tbs ct'er by giving you al gccourt OF tie diplomatic
proCet dings ny to tins time.
Yert,rdly Lord Elgin returned ron Japan in the
English steamer Fufiuus, where he hai been 20 make
IL second treaty with that people IL seems that ho
was permitted 10 steam JedtU the depth U
water wunld admit Of when nc anchored within three
fomths Of mile Of il, a. d went on shore. lie was
kin0y received and entertained IN Jeddo Tor ten
most sactOry treaty. The Secretary of our Con
sui General at Smoda accompanied HIM, aud assisted
as Interpreter His Loriship speaks ia the kindest
q rrns this act national courtesy, aud looks upon
japan as 1.-The finest country IN the East. lio re-
potts that the Russian Count POu.iain left Jrddo IN
liz, 10th ut for ttis place, he also having made
most satisfactory treaty. We are consequently at a
los, as TO tie whereabouts Of his Russian Escerucy
as the Furious l,it a week later. Baron Gros, tnc
French Minister, is here, but the French AtmrHl,
with his squadron, if in Cochin China where, assisted
by several hundred Spanish troops from Manila he
is probably now Fl. htrg for most stti.husierke end
New Chnese Commissioners are Oh their way here
from Pckin and expected 10 arrive on the 10Th OF
October when the American, English, French and
Russian Ministers 1l expect 10 he here to meet them.
" The Intervening moutb, however, M. Reed wi !
visit tie port of Nugasake, Japan, IN the Munes,a,
and We shall accompany him in the Powlatan. This
tttp almost necess6ry one for our able Minister
wO though III the enjoy ent Of very good health, Is
evidently III want IF reore alton and biaclrg air To
cornernct the effects OF ncessaut occupation and
debihta:ing climate.
We sail cn the 9Th for Japan, and thence 10 Hon;
Kopg and Manila Trade ID unusually duh ht re, ani
there more than hundred vessels awaiting im-
agiLaiy cargoes. H.