The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

two por,s o. to the c.sns OF the United States
careful survey OF the Ia Dot o. si~o IA hsins mad
practical orerston the Com sailed for hAsodsd
Vh T',. ts srI'vs. ut the middle ., msy
IT the .o'd and Capable Of hocng all the aest' OF the
Pacific IN security
simoca In odltioo 70 the Of the hsr
bor However, vessel Was eDt 10 eKswire Volcano Bay,
Ter to The island OF Fass,o shich T. the pen colo
Of japan FOR POLITICAL offenders and another down the
Jepsr sea T. Shs gh.s
The monnfains the vicinity az Fab odsdi abound
with bears der, smsl game and the bay furnishes
delicious salmon and shr fish in the greatest sbu I'd
Hskodsd % The second city In sizs of the islani OF
Yssso, ana probstly the 81 in Junks in
whilst The squsdroD lhe'e and At thsre
lese thsn hun red ehor 10 he port vet the
h'rities said their Dumo4rs we're always greatly in
cressso ourpg the s miner months
Tn tie return of he tqu adfon 70 simoes the commits
sioners already there awaiting the arrival the
Commodore The pa had become mpe rial city, aud
the Prince Of htnAsak and the Prince NJ urugs bsen
SPECIFIED its Governors.
be GOOD fesing which had suhss,ed between the
An eric sud Jspsnese siocs the arrival OF squa.
dron seemed to be Increased ~ intimate xquain
tsace and inc sou roo saiet on be 25th Jun. Nth
tie best wiffes oil thu commissioners ana Inhabitants
and eapIes ions Of hope Of room sens toe again in
Japan
stopprg at Loo Caoc oY short time tn Com mod re
srd bgeh, O. TIE aod tiblshed regulations for
The .eneet proten,ion OF vessels touching
al THE purrs ~ DE AiIg
ne QuaiIor re- TO- h on the l7th Jure. and
riv' ~ 80 kobg july 20
coNrAcT DLr"Etr TEE UNITED STATES AND THE
KINGDOM OF LOO CHoo.
u :. STEAM tRiCArE MISSISSIPPI, !
" IA JUS l7sb, 1884
H'r.sfter, wbepsver citzsns u Ia United taei inns
tesy and I'll nds5p Whatever art oa tn GERS On ask
fo' whether rom tue hears pc ,pla, vbich The
coustry eao iorn slsii be sold to them shal the
snhoii re- inte pose any pr hbiory reyu a,ions
the teo.e slpus snd wnstsvsr either srtJ mar wish
to my sh.lI to eAch ne7l at ie.sonat'e prices.
Whenever ships of he United ststes shs come into
my lar o. II 40 Cho te shall &c sapsiei With wood
aud water 81 r,asonaoe prices but If they rsh to get
II sh,ra Ct the Unitd ,ses are wrecked On Great
Leo Chez r. Oh isan's Under the jusis6i tco o. the
go, Choo the loo sut shan
de atch 10 -t in SAVING lie and pIo perry
ard preserve Whist be brought sshora till thu shps
Of that shall come 10 take away III that oay have
been saved and be expenses incurred in rsscuog these
un'ortupSte persons tha Dc IeuId the nation they
cine hoe tp Loo Choo they shall be at liberty TO ran
BE where they yese without hin'Jance, or having Of
dcit sent 10 follow them to spy what they do but
If They violently g. into rifle with women or
force Yeople TO sell tb. m things, othsr such IKE
bu no, DaIsread AID shah he reported to the captain
Of the ship TO which they belong, for punishment by
A, Iumai is burial ground for the citizens Of the
Ibled states, where 'her graves AID tombs shall not
The government of Loo Choo shall ,point skiful ri
lots who tha be on the lockout for appearing of
the is,anc, and if ope is coming towards Nspa
they sh cut in boats hey ond the reefs con.
duet her into secure anchorage for which service the
captain soan pay to pilot ave collars; and the for
going out OF the hsrbor beyond tn reefs
Wh. never fhps aocbor ~ Napa the local authorities
shall furnish II EN- with veod at three thou
Fix hundred copper cash per thou and cstes:
with water a. he rate of six hundred c,pper cash
(iS cnts for Thousand catses or six barrels full
each containing 81 American sllons
LETTER FROM DIR. PARKER AT CANroN-A friend
has kindly fDrnishe the Boston Traveller OF the
East inst, With from p.iva letter lust re-
n ba dy,fh int D.
from FramiDghsm, Macs, about twenty years ago. snd
has RESIDED in Ch,ns sncs No foreigner probably
has ever bad SO fully the confidence Of the Chinese or
eJoy such opportunities for fsaiar intercourse with
that peculiar people This smilis has brought
them DR. Parker has probably performed or directed
more surg cal operations than any other living.
by him 230O The preva emit surR cal cas- a-s those
OF els ass OF toe eyeapd Mrs Parker " as the
hlst .hrsi.r female foreigner so Tar as known, who
gni.e Tbs letter Ia dated Canton July 49, 1854, and
reads "a follows
China at present the theatre Of civil war and revo,u
l'ns, and within the last fortnight all their horrors
have been exhibited very near 70 On the 9th Of july
Fiefsbop, town ten ;welve miles west OF Canton
embrscrg nsarlya million OF peopla into the power
oftts insnpeps and ,bs inn 1iaiss have erdeavoed
vsin il. TIE smoke by day AID ars by
right If burning villages have been visible from NV
fer.co On the 18th met the first blood was shed On
ths Lorth Of this y a few miles di.'ant if we except
lat pit by the sword Of the err the numbsr
OF cecsP tatons Dolly averaging fifty sixty
as zen years so oao To day there mas been second
ris' ners and one huncIeo slain lay before yesterday
the i.suIeents were victorious, and 800 mperiasts
we've sitd. 1t Is said some Of the captves to day were
brought in poles their hands and ee being tied like
yigs Others were brought the Joints sharp bam
boos some have their ears cut of others hsmstrupg
The c In the city the gates closed during
these trm,shes and the fight Of ana Children
no, what may become the condton Of foreigners But
most fortunately at present there is pava Brit
sns o Gsn sa1 o 70 t us :gnt any mob
naiors that viii not God sh Al. be DESTROYED Ia
to be fuiniied. Our only consolation is-the Lord
Iegneth
An INTERESTING TRIAL FOR THE RECOVERY OF
CBnp-Op he l4,h int says tho Pagerston (Md.)
Herald trial Of Q, and interesting character TOOK
phase in the Court House IN this town, before Judge
peals RE parties to the suit were Adam WANT w.
Samrel SeD'zer the object being to reclaim child b
lensDg 70 the paiati from the defendant Counsel for
tbs plaintiff Will am Moter, Esq; for the defendant,
briefly as folows-so seven years .so the pl.nts's
birth and this increase in his family being what
above the ordinary ratio In such and pro-
out small children, proposeo to tale Of the three
little Strangers bright eyed girl for the purpose Of
BY me parents, and tbs chud thencsforth became
mem,er Of the defendants family Until
ssSs ns ss ngea
adopted parents crossing with iss growth and strength
ening wi its strength In the interim, ana they being
ardently attached to 1t Recently, however, the de-
PENDANT determined to to state Of Iowa. and
designed carving his little protege With him. to this
the parents objected and in order to
Of their little one, hao writ of habsas corpus issued
against the defendant, by which the matter
brought before Judge Mason. After . patient hearing
Of both Sides which proved parties
equal to their ability to maintain the chs proper
affection End tender feelings towards IT, and Ia Short in
all things which 20 to constitute dutfu consij crate
parent the Judge decided in favor Of the plaintiff and
In accordance with the decision the child forced
FRI the embraces Of ta foster parents who wept bit
tery at Il idea Of the separation and despts strug
giles and yitiful waiipgs de iversd custody
Of the plaintiff from whom the lapse Of time had ecctu
ally e.traDged IL.
SYRACUSE AND BNGHAMToN RAILROAD JU BrLEE
Bogbamton Railroad lpssssd OF very plessantly A
tran composed Of nine left syracuse Wednesday
pveyiDg eight hundred guests In IT. progress
received with enthusiasm at every vilsgs and
road the line At Eomer there was pleasant
exhibition Of good feeling dis a,et itself In ths dis