New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

sutiec's Who firm mora inins's c)aueH'on' WI "-
Du'ct-vho are under The protection OF me In9e'o'-
han ths prescribed regulations allow th-r7 arc hN'
.ti- Iapsps.s = not SLOWED 20 give or seu 70
EUr'pean Dr. I'iu Of death o. taes."e Ill
.-.,-I.e riciures, representing ans AL c;lr OBJ
rec-ar 70 The country and portrait oi sacred peT ns'
.ueh % Re Emperor AID Others. Nj even the p'u1 o.
sword ror anything relating to their g'd' nor o''As'
srtnr. ror money may he tr,o.errst - Eur p-ins.
III fos trade 81 the Dutch with the japanese is only
natter Of ezclange Whatever tie DIch by from
tm hey pay 10 goods and FIR everything thy osin'
hey receive Foocs in return, but no u ny.
1lre az japanese officers AZ Del n, who furnish the
Dcih, resi- ding there with every thing they may want
With is allowed 10 be given them aui keep acc 'aais If
evsn tie smallest and least import'n, things When the
account ed everyth the Dutchhaveused paif'r
~ ihe Government in goods, Most If hs Dltch living
there of and OF these h- nun5sr - limited
E-cb oaicsr AID sesman living in D.cin, +. furnished
pi'h wife, f he desires one by paying small idblt-
'or Ler 70 the Enprr When they depart they have -
esye The wives behind, vel the children If they haze
any.
When was az Batavia, the regular vessel from japan
arrived there with articles frm that wonderful county
T. NJ 'oadg Of the goods took some time, although the
ov we're cage. 20 have dons with before Christmas
lie Japane-e Toxic was opened on the - ol D..
en- her sher Of course l I'D uos O., 20 attend.
70 tie word Toxic" i derived from the MaAytn
language snd sig16s store a place where goods are
sold bat /, is used BY the Dutch IL Their Angut a
a. the Germans in America would spf'g the English w,rs
store 70 TIE same object The opening Of the Jpanase
Tolo j. something Of special inter-s, to the ldes Of b.
avis tie principle articles OF the sh,xA k Ar
.hsvs They take 20 be At tue first opening 10 order
q have tie fret choice Accordingly Al the fair IA lies
f Baayia aggregated in the Toko TIA day, aud
TIE street in which it happened 10 be tu ued Vas fl of
f.,..H I,It 49,
two Of qhch IN addition to the silk goods AMI some TOYS
were amos; entirely filed with aPsnned articles while the
third one contained Jap porcelain, stone ware and
blonzes.
Tie most interesting Of all these things the .pauued
o vanished wares IN The mtnufac turing OF which the ia
uspese have Up to this TIME shown skill exceeded by
Tia, Of n ohe. rati'r and il in them that those mar
chants who fam the trade from the government do On,
ree.t business The warmth bears the finest mos. hlr.
ro,ous p,lh which can imague and it 1850 solid aud
durable that not even lot water thrown upon it, has the
e. frioroas feet They tea-eups covered With
Goa. Of var ISL and dnk tie hot tea Out OF them tde
vanishing Mt being injured by il IN the least degree.
The figures Of mo'h-r.ofp- 81 which they lsy into the
coat Ct yarush that they form plain smooth surface
with the latter very pretty Inc pn"iei subjects e
these ornament. are phea,arts and herons dons 50
nicely ard tastealy that might be led + b-leva
dat il was not Lute nohr-Jips'rl but only painted
in n az material srtfciauy ls lived. Tae coor Of tbs
vanish j. genelly hak, but graa, many objects are
i.sfEus txtcutel in I'd. er e.. bronze and gold
vas especially pleased with SOM tables v-ry taste
fully coated Win their five princpIl SORTS Of vlrni,h
nsmfly. black with moher otp ari go!. r and gold
aud Two otter colo-s. Black red snG gol seen to De-
fh,r f.vori,e pigments, being more fsqsenty found in
on liz a,iou than th- cih-rs.
They are alo very sklfu in embroidery and the lay
irr on Of feures especially Of birds With a. r natur.
ou, Is and pheasant, which was Indeed client Some
times thoy put into these embroidered fguses faces OF
ro,ce'sn. after ihe Chm. se fashion.
In their paintings. they d. ntreuder toe relations Of per
sroc.,ye They faye some id,a O. these that never
fui in their work such cro.s bluuiers a, IN that Of tue
Chinese They know that perpe tive diminis,es
things hut nevertheless they do NJ, erst correctly
10 apply tie dminuton, and cfen ger.. very greatly
The fsvo,i.e sub eos thor a an seem 90 b. cranes
With which they often eutrs article, pres nng
diem az y ng in all direction and c.ossin elca Others
way
Auopg the larger and splendid objects of the Toxic
saw few yern.led pieces Of uruigre, in their form
peculiarly characteristic Of tn japanese Besides their
own tley have great many moie4 which ars pr0olbly
d,rvtd from Dutch As Tor isanee, sewing and writing
tables G. ar 'oxes and snuff boxes Taey are very
cgrfs and skiul in executing articles ordered f,om them
soru.h that sometimes Autographs are sent over from
Pstava in order 10 have the put into the Of some
Lox OF Other in. and is /. correctly done that even
the spatern< o. the pen iis smallest points is not
omitted have seen several such autographs put into
gold vsrnist ne with remarkable skin.
N4t To- The span,ed goods the porcelain particularly
deserves 70 be menonsi The tea cups are specially
vo,.hv of .t;-rtion. have tea cups dozen of
which with the ssucers would not weigh three Tney
Ar really r.npsreut and TIN and del cate that
would believe the dropping Of a pece Of sugar would
brssk them nevertheless this very thnness gives them
an extraol,i sry elasticity TIE neates Ing Ct this
kind that ever consist Of 20 very Al tea cups
Thin aud b. paper, ami covered on the outside with
very fire covering o. woven 81 aw which WAS fastened A.
fit were cast there It indeed difficult 10 conceive
how il could be possible to wind this woven straw q,
firmly around the tine, thin porcelain without completely
sp,rg the latte All these things, ho<eyer, comm md
N enormous price The IS: mp.s tea cu2s
ito L. had fr less than five forms So 80 piece
Pe-il these articles there not h in the line of
.rc.l in n st vas remarkably excellent peculiar
cxcert A teacan, representing fsh lying in basket
rlicb peas,d NE very much. Their plstes snd table
china tie forms Of which probably derived from the
Dutch. are very sr PIE.
S,-.l tables we're covered with bronze-wa-s Of the
NO, curious sni fantastic sort TIL work them
~ H. rr,sest value but person not 'quAn,-d With
character would find difficult 70 spp ecate ther nth
r. said that these articles hammered piece b. piece
which iftuc would indeed make many Of them real york
Of at Lu as ttey appear to eyes they BY far
ed ty lie French hToIzes They mostly represent ele-
rlspt buGaoes cranes and men riding on hsss amin IS
he no.ai. v,lk the tables nay be taken Of from
hem know rot fer what purpose could not Interest
myself in these Lrgs and seemed TO ne that they
D., much sorgl' AFTER
On tie f.s. cay lad 10 content myself with the japan.
ned ware AID tie porceln, densey crowded the
brv,4bsa where the sill goods libtsd to ts-ir
6ir purchasers. WhaieyeF wishedtV If those COOS
- ~ rns-rar. ~ : r1-re llrarable opportuntv