The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-05

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sis,rvn' pesafs Il The ooas, Of japan, q
AsI.os, ~hcrc " vessel, nigh, take IN
sopyises a ccsi. STORES, &c. The rcply
q the Enf~rOf Is aiil ~saezi for. and
ths sos efamem a The United Sat :. in
of'irf 10 hasioa the cohcig, o, of lhe af.
far, has las sent squsdron, under
tosnHsc3er, Perry 10 claim the conocs.
sinas dsnande5--co0ocssions shich the
American government ibinls will. Il
granted. he made common ~ MI nslions
According 10 Afecsm return of the
commercial relations q Japan sad lIol-
land. ihry only po~ amount TO about
three millions q francs Per snnum 1890
Tao 'essels sent every year from Ba-
isrss 10 The small island Of Decims. OPP
T.osite the I.or 81 Nangasaii. suflicc for
the exchanges effected on aocoun, Of the
bvieb company, ~ho pay C0,oO1 francs
year for lhe privilege Of ihi. trade
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vsie commerce is very complicated Ia
fhe Duich factory q Dvcima. Never
iheiess ihe latter Is much less restricted
than the former. although il is subject
sss 10 duty u 50 per ernt, from which
The general ocmmerce Is exempt. This
circumstsscr sri,es from the nature Of
the articles cent. Whilst the Govern
men, Only send TO Docima colonial pro-
dBeilons. and Indian and English man
ufssDres, private traders send objects
81 ie,ufy, the sale Of which offer great
al, anisges
The principle articles arc first,
among raw material Of national pro-
daciion, honSoin, Prlssian blue. amber.
eajal'ut oil. nd coral, quinine. chocolate,
sooonm oil, opium, saffron, Neusrc iur-
I~biine, ard birds neat. ard secondly.
among Manufactured articles, Morocco
AMI Persian leather, lacos and trim.
mings Il various kinds, paper hangings,
.ngrs,ings sud photographic prints. rla.
ted goods. imitation Of jcwelry, tin and
iron ~src,, firearms, cutlery, surgical
and oiaical Instruments, glass, &c.
The articles taken from Japan on
account q the Do,eh government, con-
sisi almost exclusively Of refined copper
aud oamrhor the private trnlers pur.
slssss silks, furniture 81 Japan sacquer,
Porcsisin. pArAsols, and other articles Of
ready sale IN Europe.
We may essily preiic, the rcsul, 81 a
Demonstration. supported by n squadron
carrying no les, than gl9 guns. China
n the cod opcncd her poTts before Eng.
hsh cannon. and Japan cannot fail TO
yrd 10 the irresistible arguments which
are atSa, to he nscd by the Americans.
The r'urosiins may appear n little
hsfsh, has, u y IN fact less 10 than the
s2Iharoos cgsiosns II those eastern ma.
nons, ~hieh o,s,lnAiely in,erd,cl the ap.
proAeh Of foreign vessels la their shores.
and constantly keep vast and fertile
coaistr,os and insumrrahle people aIa.pi
from the progrcss u the European
vuid.
In this f.oin, cf view &c oAnnoi bot
asFizod ,h,s Kind a commercial crusade
aHdeifaksn by the ihhed States NC
e@i'asi La~ssef pres cot lhe csfrcs, ,on
u a feeling q rvgFel that ~hile Eng
iassl has aiN sly io.cihold ~ China,
and Al ssssa. ssi n the Americans 81.
foa the Tsne 10 Japsa, ffanoc shoUh
ronasia sis-S irens efforts. the certain
object Il which vii be the extension in
the ind,An seas q ~ COMMERCIAL ria.
iso'ss 81 her iso mast l,~wsrful ri,als
The Washington oorte,rondcni q
he Jnms~a! II CosaH.eror, himself a
9euserrai) ATfseh.nls that the ques.
soss invoked In The Pacific Railroad
pSssr'- s1il ultimately br,at up The
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TIE oss,s'a.,,onsi to-rf q tie Gov.
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