, 1854-07-22
Interesting from Japan.
Japanese not tntOlsr~nt Of cAr,l,,..,,.

HYway OF tnlna we have highly intey,.-
ting accounts Of the operations Of Commo
tdore Perry's squadron in japan, and A.,
criptions Of the Japanese, their cuatom,
and country, by officers of the feet Who
managed to penetrate some distanceinlass
which have not heretofore been pbbiIed
The news was carried to China 6y tbe n
iSs-steamsfrigate -Susqaehaua, iisuhulio
the Japan squadron, The .China Ma AZ
ter giving substantially ylthe same ntcou0,
of the treaty made-by Perry with the "A.
panese as thai brought by the Saral6fs1s
the Sandwich, fslandE andaleadf uuIIisb.
ed by us in the letters Of Of7ourJspanese cor.
respondents, adds the following additional
and highly entertaining particulars derived
from the officers of the Susquehana. The
Mail, though British paper, pays yerv
high compliment to Commodore Perm ma
the American people generally, for ne sfIIb
and energy exhibited iRathe satlslaeltiif
conclusions of tbisltFeatyso IT. says:
We are enabled to furhlah1sour ssud1a
with detailed Narrative Of the gpf0detd.
ing in Japan, from which il will be seen.
that nothing could have been boitei. a
nNl ,,VIe IoL.unatG . tiian s1e course pursuedbg
OomLIouore rerry@ yineeeu, we feel Ger
Europe could not have brought aiIIln
TO 50 speedy, pacific and successful al iki6a.
Commodore Perry was known as brave
as well as accomplished seaman, bnt itvh.
thought he had rather pfopensiir lor
fighting which indeed with e0eh ,sI.,.. =,
his daSoaai "'m and ,IeeeS aeeS wss4 sasn s,
as The ysnonsss wsre ,.tNo,l"r sSr,0 VT, wy
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nis tbomnh os ou,. ~ aas sIs sSos - ", ~ ~
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nointcd tho world ana nsr5s,,s ~ W. n, .',l Y E
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Inc SAILING vessels were aespa'eneq lpf
Japan on the last DAY Of January under
command Of Capt. ABBOT me steamships
following on the TN Feornarys sndl along
with the sloop Saratoga, irom Shangnae
joining the sailing vessels In the water. q
Japan on the lzth without accident "
yond tne temporary g,oSnolng q ,pe M.-
ceuon'an, wnIcn was ngntenep ana sPeeuF
y got on Inc whole squadron Inen p.0
ceeded, ana enchoreo IN Ine pay q tsuof
passing vraga' wnere iast year tne 'n's,
view ana tne oenVery q We fIeslaenlt
letter TOOK place "A rev smali lorIs mount
ing ten Or ~ guns eaen' were opaesfee,
Dut maue no noss'ie uelnonstLat'ons, noaH
were not alioWedlo come alopgsoe rnH.
tne vessels hao taken .neir stations .ne
then tne government omeers were olfss'ee
70 Tue rownasan, na, l.o % wnlen lne l,' eo4lo
SSd % an S ;5teryIew %TS ON the Isth AK n, Z ae,s
csntsin dams 70 whom sfirr H. =.
cbsnoe of comniin,ents ne janahels sla.
teI RAJ IN ! faw dsvs snecisi b;gb oars,,
wohid Le sent no1n Yeao III ,,sel M M co's.
moJoro o,i, and orranrs svsrv thin5 n I ronr.
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nm % snd cor,r,sS,dsd r ,hsir sa,S-,, a ~.
p ~ ~ rhsro M Errnesor MA ds.;rsd shs .asl.
,n,, ,S sbcnid bs held ss bsfarn. ssd tb,t
,,oI,t S tbev considsrsd ., [ n n,ors iimbo.l,
ancs tbsn taIkine abodf M ve.shir.
which subject wonid seer, to ba tbe 1;,.aiIr
of conysrsstion n Jsnsn u is 81 an an "a r,,.