New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


climbed o mountain. and torto'o
point the hour upon the dlsl .,a Al. coon.yv 1,
Ia sgricuifure they are super,2'' ~ IT r. 80,
eairv.fed Ike garden to tbs NIL W. , "' 20
go. The labor Of tia rler oy yieious IA 'gus pe'
,.s "a .hn,dsncs the vegetable prosucr OF the
49,. "a ~ southern Europe. The rsd'n aans me
..,sh, AZ forty pounds They Rave $50 80 sausot'
a:r,Yy perfection In the arr o, p'ooushs m'hs'a's
s.',.s,. of frees and shrubs Mr. heyss say otrred
~, - o. the Da,ch Governor box three inches long
~ % ui5e 10 which houri'sing ar Tree esu-
20 .nd plum iree-ths latter IN blossom
N.pv Of their tasss refined and hey srs ois~ut
oc,or, Of coins and pictures The Governor OF Tsmbs
h.s ane cabinet OF European coins and In J-ddo Mr.
Fisoher q collection Of old European ensrsTass
which had been preserved one hundres aud any Je's
10 ths family Of the proprietor They posse" museums
and brarss and the embassy nj svrry stage vas eas'
.Dou by tbs scholsrs OF the country hlrsunt io' n.
nation Once indeed u wn subjected 70 sc"n"oS
examination by the whole faculty Of roys ,'uo'ofs.
and the physici.n Of the embassy Wa kept upon tno
stand Eve hours By sixteen Of nis bfoiner P'oi~s'y
All elsues enjoy Instruction In the puone s, :.
10 DO couniry 10 the world 10 lbs an OF "f"Ds ="
ps,s,,. no,s,n, more decidedly p'ovss the superior
ev,i,y.,or Of the J.pspese 10 contrast ~in o'ner W,
.,,.l ,.tlo,s than the station slotso 70 tns ehAe
49,, Che In the pspion. not me slave OF pNn shd
rsd. ON IN ocessions Of social festivty Mr. Fischer
eo,n..,d. them for their skill sod prudence |. house
soes.r, and for their fidelity a. wives me ssmss or
guitar Is even moro nvsrsoiy psrt Q' isn.e eooes
ion thar the pisno In Europe. Whis The men are a
loved concu1'nes without limit adultery 10 tie female
10 punished BY death.
ire Empire Of Japan comprlsss tbs three Islands Of
s,non sleoco and Kisknus With Csrca once "a IN
doooied sppsnosse N the empire. u" resucns nave
been 90 eqsvocs siscs the civil vars that II " perasp'
. oar, OF japan only In qualified ssnss
ns population exceeds thirty I'VE mihons Ano 70 o.
,idsd Into esh. classes J. TIE reisnins prince. or
soverpors Tue nobility The priests Toe
military s. The civil officers Ia when Gle" Mr. Ny
ian includes tho polite circles &c g. The traders
7 The artisans 3 Ths lsborers All these po,uon'
and pursuits arc hsredthryibe son succeeds ~ the o7
cupstion Of father and no amount OF merit can -
yAis him above tho class 10 which ne W" born. =.
The national character IA thus summed up ~ mr.
M.yisn =" Cunning polite. so'pieiou' reserved sen
,ux impatient hsushty.superstiuoos reveDgeiol erue
A. cold Hood on the ono aide the other jast ana
honest patriotic exemplary in the restion, Of psren
ADD child firm friends, aud probably moi oenesn' ~
coursga' - .,.t.
An apology felt TO be due to the reader OF an sre'
If hi, leosb because IL states nothing not kno~D %
fore and IL 10 hoped S be found 10 The fact mat
rbis the Ils known Of Japan seems to have e,csp.o
General attention In this country there to" 10 w. o'
.o,v and condition which ought 20 interest greatly me
lsayDed the ChrlstIsD and the commercial world