New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02

sssrh "a foe urd, ~ &c q The main batteries OF
,,...rssski wAo.. "a Aisdrs. 80 Wyoming were 80
hoiig engaged. No yealels were 20 be focn, bat The
rinsti 81 one Supposed 20 be that q. the brig sunk
b. 30 Wyoming uas seen sticking ia the water Ihe
s,lraus Landed 30 mcn who took tic outer battery
without resistance and burned Hocnsvc village on
The coast, The native soldiers stationed there inglo
rrsiy led at the srst approach. though 'ew crossed
ther Tong swords against French hayonets ana fen IL
/. aid Of soac Of these mca thus cut down. that they
g red ,hc lcs Of The French so!4egs bling them 10
ts.lr dy.ng hate.
Prom al accounts ,hat We can gather from both
French and JaIancr sources 10 appears that Little real
.r.cIy was done by ilh expedition. which ieii VIII
great aoall.h Of tfauleis t. t0wn aEd forts Of simon
,sli being l,f uaLallcd and doubtful. even II 'een
H. b.. To Javlaoc account says ilat II deftroyel
.,r. .,.u ,trnsI battery and hurled up village Of
.r .i.o.,rs aad fishermen VITO had done 10 one any
ham Atnlc, go rJury Inflicted Vas much les
.l.. lit d1ae b., TIE MyouiHr. H.lcf according co.
t,e .oonnis vas more t,se.c ilau g hr'i supposed
rl.. account. Acknowledge Toes ol forty klAed 81
a ll.I to death y ho ,np,sion d. '-' 4-A"ee A'.H
i.f. oirlnf uoic Eilcl on ilc other vessels ana "
. ,0on ana hattrlrr o., iir o0.e u1d m1rdefons hI'
.l,r,.,.f Guns Tlesc lUlloA Shells aiiolIsaed u
sst..saa hey qloFcd through tie town 81 SlAoho'eA
.r..slias destruction uAcfncr hey "eh'' Ivory
t...i, ,.r .tr,t,s one undertaking TIE language
l,,,rhc,r no knots Of people taking about those
.,, ...f,- aud tho terrible American capt. Me
Incidence great credit for DIS GOODNESS and in
r,.lit, particularly fF tlo akiifI. manner In which
at Oh the Japuno,c steamer avoiding ~ the sem'
dino tle l force Il that storm 81 shot, aAe nd uhfap
r. from ilrty.l,cc louy Fuas on shore beside the
ttot d. II the bag and bra = 3D.. and tea guns n
pecasdy.
whhtir ,end sou map of the 'cenc Of these of.
ff. with tac cou.se OF thc Wyoming laid down. and
0lr account Of AcF engagement. b! an eyc"itness on
board
Asthe French expedition mci 20 destroy tie princi-
pi batteries Was pecto % s probable thnt second
loat expedition may be sent 10 'omp.ce iho work The
Jap.nrsc ccaigiy deserve credit for the gallant begin.
ul. .hc, how. made ~ tie AT 81 var au an dsuhed
Do, them for two centuries Ia the battery taken g. the
french several books 81 instruction in thc ant Of WAY
scr, found ons 81 tcm open at a marked page giving
Instructions low batteries should act against vessel
r.sa.lif them Garius difficult i!dcwny.
II mus, BE- remembered flat thesc tie acts Of
single chief and hc not tic most powerful Of those hos
.lc 20 foreign iucouse Should they III bnld a. scihcr
n armed opposition 20 Boo foreign rogera tAcir resist
anco 81 not bee de,picahle II must LOW be- speedily
determined whctl,r tie other Dain.os viii come 70
Noeor rescue or leave lin Ia perish alone. fighting
calamity ala singicAand,d for lis country. On the
past of DE foreign Powers the matter cannot % hcle.
f.r Mopol although injured is rot ,auquisLcd. and
gel. today with hs hnlorc. -uds the passage TO the
inland aoa againa, ~ comcrs.
OngAo south side 81 the same strait IRE also heavy
batteries belonging e. another chief which have not yet
opened thcir fac upon foreign vessels. When hey do
tlia fuIi iil hc,unc impsasabc.
1hoJamcstaani ROW daily expected nom the emma
coast wh,ru Che Was ll.t heard from.
Ecllo An, arain been visited by ile most de'ino'Fe
Glc known o years which occurred IN the conft quar-
Ter 81 the city \ great number OF Daimios paliees'
II is enid 0in A. were DESTROYED and the flames I'M
RELIED by violent wind lcaped the c.l9lel walls and
d second imc since this port opened destroyed the
Tyc00nH pducc.
Bal fortunately japanese palace is not coldpii.
lircd diamond nindowcd abode oiknga hni an nlr Of
ID, an lruood. nlco straw mats and paper widows
ue theY Jcy, sumutuoas Or eI.Ta,aaanL - ~