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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-05

vOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale his
L valuable of Land. in Bedford county. Noaks
Fork OF Duck River II miles North East of Shelby vie
from Warrace Depot and half mile from Fairfield on the
road leading from Shelbyve TO McMinnyie. The tract
contains 450 acres all under good fence, 800 in high
state of cultivation and so well in blue grass. 1t COM
bne all the qualities of first class cotton stock farm,
being abundany waered and well adapted to the growth
of hemp corn cotton small grain and all kinds of grass
Ii has upon a cOmmOdous neat and comfortable frame
dwelling, frame kitchen and smoke house. and two large
aud roOmy barns also very fine apple and peach orchard
The neighbohood of the best in Middle Tennessee
society moral and intelligent evinced in the erection Of
fine Male Acadrry, amply large to accommodate goo pu-
pis The post office, with semi weekly mail Duck River
Mail Academy IA very fourshng SCHOOL, andtwo churches
are in half mile of the above place. which will be sold up
on reasonable terms the has concluded to remove
/ to Texas. .... MATT D fiNCH.
/ anil lS-wtf ....# Fairfield Tenn.
TCARD,-Dr 7. W. CONNER, Physio-Pathic, or
! N Botanic Physician having returned from o recent
visit Of business 70 California again offers his Medical Ser
vices the Afflicted Public, trusting the general saiisiac
ton he has heretofore given will restore him bis ior1ner
| liberal with increased PatrOnage. 600 r = .s. !
Office the of Union and Summer Streets Resi-
dence u Summer street. between Broad and Church. ~
| feb7 54-3m, .aasa'
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFiCE-No. IL, DEADERICK STREET.

THH WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
a subscribers the following rates: Single copies
year in advance 81 5o within the year sS o0 at heend
@ the year "a 90. cLUss-of five and upwards-s2 90
Per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers will be
e-igeA tor six months at The foregoing rates.
0e rRl-WEERI.Y is published every Tuesday Thursday
aid Saturday, IS per in advance il NJ. paio
advance. sc. +r
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. -u
~ THE MONEY IL ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION ..el
aeitiances Of subscriptions be i1ade by mail AZ our
FISK. r ..r... . .fF 80 .n.
er will be sent cut of the State unless he order ac-
C nFanied with the cash.
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HUGH HENDERSON,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


On tie SQH1re-Aect 10 GO61H'S HI+of0'ss.
w 0ULD inform the -, ~ -. .uu sur
w rounding cegary -n4t - las Te2.ntiy ia owed
and gre1y Charged his Marble Vars aud nowI pared
10 ill al orders n he I.arb;, IRE IL, = ri and
the ost tIyo at terms lie ", I'D cE par
LclGr u, ention tn lis well eeC.Sd STICK i NOM n .ns
mantle - ces, ho.es 60 figures ciatary Fo II ns
Baptism Ia ouni yf1S We es Tombt. de- raly of ich
are of Il Iurest Italian Narbe and from :hc fse the
best EuI mast2~H. EiS ar rens.'.s are m
plete fur u hing a.! k'rds g r'ar e. ,.h?r Of Us own
manulct imported ta has la,L .i cre quantity
Of Italian rnai !" 81" .,ugn state which be will sell
very low H-GS" uiture in Egyptian Marble of The best
quality can be had at his yard lie atter himself that he
can now serve the public accommodating terms
any similar establishment i'll the west share of public
patronage Is solicited. .mav3l.
p S-The attention othe love:s of the Fine Arts di-
Tecteit to my assortment OF Statuarv. They of the
cts and finest quality, aud "'iirect mportatons.
NEW YORK MADE ALE PUMPS.-A few Of
~ theabOvc for IeNarranted TO work free and not
get out Of order Also, Walkers Ale by he barrel half
barrel, &C. For sale at J. G. C. ROBERTS0N'S.
apis Broadway
lNE KAL0to AND STRURS- . dozen va ade
i Butchers celebrated RazOrS among which a fine as
sOrtment of WARRANTED RAZORS i'll cases of one pair
each for private also further additional stock Of Bar
bers Razors; also Wade Butchers Razor Strols new
and very superior article FALL L CUNNINGHAM.
marI-u Cole Je street.
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TRUTH Is MI;,HTY AID WILL PREVAIL.
HUTCH1soNs CELEBRATED oIETEENr,

TRUTH Is MI.HTY And wILLPREvAII..
HUTCHIsOEs CELEBRATED oIETEENT,
rs the eiectual remedy for Piles Sore OF Caksi
Breast, Cuts Bruises, &C. now extant. This ued-
cine prepare with great care and fails give
lief when properly administered Remember
It Cures Piles speedily.
II Cures Sores or Caked Breast-immedaieIy.
1t Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores man or horse
The afflicted invited TO give trial If it does
accomplish what claim For II, then pronounce hum
bcg and demand your money.
The proprietor has his possession any number Of eer
tcates from the first citizens OF Virginia and other States
several of which accompany each box, We give the fol-
lowing from the sheriff Of Bottetourt county, Virginia
Mr.. Ptzer: 7..ra--.a -.. .-.r--s l -.. ---. =
-- FINcAsrLE Dec. 81, 1858.
Mr. HUTcHIsoN- pely Sir-I had been almost
sufferer Piles for twelve years previous TO
the time heard yoar ointment have gwen it fair
trial and for the last years have had symptoms OF
the disease and consider yse entirely cured think
due YOU make this statement, and TO the public al
large that your invaluable ointment should be more gem
orally known. y ours respectfully, X PlIAbh
'0u "''0'e'''' ''U i''-'' y 10. G. BROWN,
feblI '5i-smdAtrw Agent College street
PREPARED by W. Hutchison & Co, Amsterdam, va
NTOTfCE.-Ata meeting a the Directors Of ne len len
usssee Marine aud Fire Insurance company usi-
dend of FOUR DOLLARS per share was declares 70 De
annlied to the reduction Of the STOCk NOTES held by
Company lapl6d2w.l '.I JoSErh 'Noi-A I-A sec y
CHEMICALS.-A large stock, and from the best
rpanufac ures some e1eeedngy Bare never oe3ie ,5
mart Of nv stock IS respectfully solicited
PfbIt'34. j. G. BROWN
GOD LIVER OIL.-Four crosses Rushten Clark Il
Co'sfresh and genuine Cod Liver Oil just received
by ---.4rr f--s. .-a. . J. G. BROWN,
april r., ..-. a. .-.- -H. 4. 43 College st.
LSO.-Reeeved this week large lot OF Trsnks
IA Shirts, Stocks etc., for sale low at . .-e0
ANA 9 LANDE & EISBACHS.
FOR MAY-GODEYS MAGAZINE, FOR MAY,
with back numbers, just received by ..- i.
apr26 I. HAGAN, Market street,
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RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

40 81 sycamore NfTfa Edsf sde, Jel0aO Aeoond,
CLNCIN1AH ...
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro-
duce etc also the purchase and sale of all kinds of Pro-
duce and articles of CINClNNAT and PIrTsBURG Mannfac
lures.
Refer 10 Nashville Merchants generally.
JAMES COI.LlNS& co, Plttsburg, Forwarding Agents.
jan4-d W Il W 6m. ..
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DElNG determined to remove TO Texas, now offer my
Id valuable Mills and Land for sale, lying Elk river,
3 miles from Winchester. If do not sell privately by
the first Monday in October next will that time sell to
the highest bidder in front Of the Court House in the town
of Winchester ..-...-t -. -f-.--r A 3 .. v
1t is well known that this is the most yaGable water
power in Franklin county; not the best in the State Of
Tennessee The GRIST and SAW MILLS on it are in
good running ORDER and the best in Franklin county
They situated miles from Alisonis and three miles
FROM Decard the Nashville and Chattano ga Railroad
The water power capable of running any amount of
chnery ANY person Company that may desire TO go
into the manufacturing business have opportunity
of procuring location superior any in this country All
such respectfully nysted to and examine for
themselves. Connected with the Mill property tract
of Land containing 10 acres, which will sell all in
body divide into lots to suit purchasers 1t is all well
tmbered with the exception Of about 30 which is in
cultivation. Near the Mills is 4 GOOD DWELLING and
out houses and convenient TO the dwell ing there three
excellent springs of pure Feesone water besides others
There also two fine SULPIiER SPRINGS the trac:
afordng as good Supher water be fl und in the
State ...-.....
The location CT the residence hg and healthy and the
scenery is beautiful.
~ will sell this valuable property terms to suit
purchasers for cash credit Long short
credit will be given. JAMES ii. ESTILL.
iaDll3-l.lW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-05

III tested during the past yeaF, by many o the
spectacle citizens or Nashville The advertiser is permitted
to refer to Mr. Samuel Watkins whose cuned
ola most inveterate Scpfula Also the servant of Mr. j.
Collins OF 1he sane disease Five of Cancer have
been cnred twenty OF Bone FeE Mr. r. Ii. Joness
son was cured of Sore Eyes a- having been under the
treatment OF two of the most distinguished Physicians tor
eight months, alnOs. Totally bind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii vouch the great
benefits of hls Of treatment without the OF the
knife mercury. .
Cancer ScrofIla, Rheumatism Fisula, Mercural Dis
eases, Ulcers old Chrome Diseases Eyes and all
puTities Of the blood gees. 7l. -
Twenty years OF constant Practise, fifteen New Orleans
prior 10 coming to Nashville Those Interested are res
peci!y invited 20 cali. examine and consult free of any
charge.
Office No Al Union 81, near Cherry H-. .a
nOvl0-ly. B EDWARD THOMAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-05

ITO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We have in store large assortment OF Fancy and
Variety Goods suitable for country and city stores to which
we invite the attention Of the city and country trade We
have hand large stock of the following Goods and will
continue to receive additions weekly Also fine assor
ment of House Furnishing Goods, wholesale and retail
Table Cutlery; Combs and Brushes;
Pocket do; - Sewing Silks, spool COt'n;
Jewelry and Clocks; Braid and Rutland Hats
Plated Il Brittania Ware; Silk and Straw Bonnes;
Wood and Willow do; Gloves and Hosiery;
Portmonies fine assortmt; Umbrellas; Whips; h---
Gold and liver Watches; Baskets Mats; I a...
Looking Glasses; Cotton Cards; s.rra
Coffee Mills.
With many other articles too TO mentien, 10
which we invite the attention Of the trade
3 -.. ...r. g. A. MORRISON l. co,
Wholesale Variety and House Furnishing Store corner
Square and Deaderick ST., Nashville f = . .-aa
mario. -....t
A ACCINE EVIRUS.-A small quantity just rseely ed
N ofreiable quality, &c s J, e. BROW n
NT0TICE.-I have fine RED SULPHUR SfKINo f'
in Macon county, Tennessee, six miles north oi LaiA
ette on Pmcheon Camp Creek with small a
the Spring to accommodate those who may VISA 70 vs n
Sorinp this Summer will rent sell or take "a psrlel
to on and a up with buildings for the PqrPose
Of accommodating those who may wish 70 vls @ ne Spn
sp20-8mwF, N f'
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will sell at the same time If purchaser be found
my farm containing i've hundred and fifty acres Of
1t located in Montgomery county, Tennessee and is one
of the best and most convenient the county ss
above.
ap22-td tww S. r. MOODY.
- The Louisville Journal and HopkinSvie Free Press
will copy the above weekly until day, and send their bills
10 this Office
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SUNDRIES.
SEUFFER. HENDRIX CO..

COMMISSION MERCHANTS for The sale o( Flour
~ Graia bacon ard Produce generally, corner Of East
Bay and Union WhaEyes, Charlestcu. :. C.. Sd, u.
RtFERESCEs:-John Caldwell President S. C. T. n r
Dniln Esq Charleston; Scan'o Seymour Co. Augusta
w H. STARE Co., AugnSta; WA q. Pete Co., Atlanta
french & Van Epps, Chattanooga, A. Bell Tha'tan~oea
orne, Wilson, Co, Lnudon; Joseph Poon Charleston.
presenting the above card would be doing injls-
,oe 10 o ieengs not to express gratitude
11' HlenaS IN Georgia, Tennessee, North and South
% Ia ihis business in lS4. We have nursed
s puSness from ITS infancy abored year after wear 10
1eveSPe me resources OF the back country We have M
tied with the different Hires Ut railroad and have bee IN
IN reducing the freight Of produce TO reasonable
rates. We have irends IN Eucoe aud the north and are
prepared 10 make adyances either narkets
We would say 10 our friends tEe public that il Mil
be 10 their iueIes. TO consicn us az we nav r hole
stteRton to the bu .iness acae. af 's.7l.. =
We viii make liberal advancenle1ts on consignn,ents
InchiI--Sm ~ L. NEUFEER HENDRIX 4 co
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S.10n Richardson Monday night Sd
cDlOO inst, light SORkEL. RISE, about Is hands
two three inches high large blaze in his face large
about years old very fine PAGES we'll The above
REWARD will be given for the apprehension of the THIEF
and delivery Of the HORSE; o TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS for the delivery of the Horse me at my residence
one mile and half from Nashville.
SUPPLEMENTARY THOS. HARDING
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HNE hUNDNED DOELARS KEW ARD
Runaway from plantation Thbadouy, Louis
lana, negro man. named SAMPSON, about 70 yeais a.
Old about feet inches high, light complexion, has ~
down look, think he has a hi. forehead, q
read and write and probably has PASS. He
brought from Nashville, Tenn years ago, and
owned several years there by Saml Watkins Esq. lie
brickayer, and he may try get to free State. The
above reward will be given if caught of the State an
delivered to u.s. fifty dollars il caught in this State
lodged in any Jail 50 We get him.
HaT2s '54-w2m NELSON DONELSON,
Near IhihOdouN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-05

HAVING purchased large interest in Iron property
located in Decatur county, Tennessee, we have de-
termined to sell the above valuable Mills auction The
lso June next together with Sky of land which
the mills are located The sale will be positive and with
out These Mills located miles from Port Royal
Montgomery county, Tennessee the waters of Red River
Adjacent is fine wheat growing country and easy of
cess The Mills are capable of turning out during the year
about ten thousand barrels of superior flour is manu-
featured by any other mill in the country
We will also sell fine stock of mules cattle and hogs
TERNs-One third cash. and years for the balance
5. K. MOODY d co.
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An IaUa7Ha5fr BOOK lor p cents ''krery fIlmiy
... sd0ald hare COPY
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies soiG in less .uzs5eszy
L than months. A new edition, revised 4 .9sisaEA
md improved, Just is>t,rl. -. SEX
liz. \ I'.t,AL NAaeaAssA0
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- Passengers from the West viii find this the short
est and Expeditions Route Phadeiphia baltimore
New York. OF Boston. TH0S MOORE, Agent.
Passenger Lines. Philadelphia.
5. MESKIMEN Agent Passenger Lines Pittsburgh.
IIIILADE' THIt March 10, lS54-tf
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...... DIR. j. w. GRAY.
AS removed TO No Cherry street next door to DR..
II w. Hall. Residence-City Hotel.
jan2S '54-H
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And by all Druggists in town in the State of Tennes
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
April '54-lmdtw&w .-..
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VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
e 4

Or at the Depot, No 49, Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
maI22-3md&w b. T. WILLIAMS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

A meeting Of themembsrsO Of IbeIsg-
islature and others interested 10 Agrioul.
turs and The Mechanical and Manufactu>
ing Arts, vas held on Wednesday eve.
ming. the 9Th ull.. in The Representative
!chambeg. at New. Haven. for the pur.
pose Of consultation rs to The best means
OF promoting the interests Of the State
Agricultural Society.
Gen. Buel. Of .Litchfield, having taken
the Chairs the meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Epson, Allen, Matson, COe. MAJ
'thewson, Clark. Peck. Lines aud Porter,
and subsequently, BY the President.
The attendance was large and spirited
resolutions were unanimously passed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06
Superior Court Judge,

Hon. Dawn G. SANFORD of New Mil
ford. has been elected to the bench Of the
Sapreme Court. soon to be vacated by
the expiration Of the term Of Chief JUS
tise Church. A better selection could
mol have been made. and MS an able jurist
and upright and honorable man, his APP
Pertinent is resolved with satisfaction by
the bar and The public.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06
The IitchfieIo Eqqqitef.
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LltshaeId. ThuEsaay, Jaly 9. 1854. !.


The Legislature 81 Ihis State adjourned
sSsly Saturday morning, after . session Of
sixty days--abOut the usual length Of
those Of late years. A large number
Of Acts have been passed-the most inn
pOrtant Of which, the ProhibisOry Liquor
Law, weiay before our readers to-day.
The law soon gees into effect. and we
hope to see it fully enforced and fair
trial given a.; we know that most liquor
dealers Of the better class are inclined
TO uphold the measure. because IL Is the
.law, and because they are willing TO aban>
don business which they. are aware
is fraught with so many social evils.
We believe the law win be sustained,
and il found TO be unjus. in ITS operation
another year. viii afford an opportunity to
amend it.
The passage of the anti Nebraska
resolutions viii be. approved by large
majority Of the people of the State. and
the Legislature has throughout expressed
4 discrimination 10 condemn and correct
IS for As possible. the iniquitops designs
Of the Administration. IS
= Some Hcis: hay have 4 doubtless aii been passed
which will meet with more or less aisap.l
probation, and democratic papers will
discover nothing worthy Of praise in the
doings of the last Assembly. .s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06
The Fourth.

Fhecelebration at North Cornwall was
well attended and the address by Mr.. j.
b Foster. and the reading Of the Declar,
alton, etc.. came ofies proposed. y re-
4 The people Of Wateriown also celebla
ted the day, end an address was deliver.
ed by Gov. Dutton.
The patriotism Of thislvillage was ex-
pended in'dring thecannon . few times,
and ringing the bells. III 4.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

r g. = . "
THE MAINE GoLD MINEs. Maine pa
pers say that Mr.. Hankerson's Spring
field company is removing boulders from
Sandy liver. preparatory 10 more ifnrne- 4
date operations IN mining. This com- !;
pany has capital Of $4,000. and has
purchased Two miles Of land. thirty rods J
in width, on each side Of the east branch
Of Sandy river besides, they hsve leased
a, large section in The town Of Salems for
Eve years. erected boarding house. dug
a canal half nsile long to supply the.
washing machines. and are endeasoriugs.
To reach the ledge IN order 10 aest thess
opinion that the gold is more plenty and
il larger grains near the ledge ahantnear :.
the surface. One company, from Co.'s q
necticut, after prospecting considerable
time, have leased 80 900 acres Of land
about twenty Ave miles from tie diggings
Of the 6rst company. and are about to-
commence operations. Several other
companies are prospecting 10 various de
rections. and End gold. though in small
qdsniities. This gold has been assayeds
and pronounced worth; $40 per eancs:---s,
The largest piece vet washed out IL
worth about sixty cents A small stoaes
has been picked up in the vicinity, which,
when placed under magnifyiDg lens
presents the most beautif0fsaPpsaEanesss
and its hardness is such that glass has
been repeatedly eut withsit. Some pror
nounce Il TO be a fine specimen OF ruby
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

The SANDWICH IsLA A despatch
has been received from MIR. Gaegg. our
Commissioner at the Sandwich Islansls.
Ahatthe native government throws itself
into the hands Of the American party for
protection from French, English. and
other foreign settlers. III
The Commissioner has been empower
ed 10 accept the Islands for .he Emitted
States, and assure the native COVE, nment
Of American protection. 1874. &.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

E The bill increasing the rates Of
hostage tosk and 10 cents. passed the
House If Representatives on Thursday,
by vote Of lO4;to as. Congress pro
poses teisxtena Slavery rather than ae-
commodeie. The people, MessTs. Plat.
and Belehsr. 81 this Stale, voted for the
|SIll, Messis. IngetsOl and Seymour we're
abseslt.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

Coon NEws.-The growing wheat
crops throughout the Union are repre>
sentsd to be unusually promising. Ev-
,erywhere in the north and west there is
ali increased breadthofland under wheat,
say twenty per cent and the prospect
is, that the yield in Ohio. Kentucky. In
diana. Illinois, and other western States
win be twenty 10 twenty ave per eeat.
greater than that Of iasts year. 10 spite Of
the 'ffy. the rust, and the hard. winter. /.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

In reference 10 Senator Jones tax
abou. the destruction Of the Union. de.
The Courier and Enquirer says:
"James C. Jones cannot put en- end
to this Republic. A million of Jainss..
o. Joneses could no: dot. They may
play at thunder and lightning under =
cabbage leaf il they like, but as for sets.
ling ,Le void on Gre. il i entirely out ef
tie question:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

FREE SuTFRaeE.--The Legislature has
passed the resolution to amend the Cons
sti.ation Of the Stale SO as 70 allow ne.
proes to vote on the same terms as white
men. The vote stood ll6 for the reso,
luton. Is agains. il; IS not voting
Another resolution of amendment was
adopted (loe TO 80 TO prohibit any per-
son from voting who cannot read. These
proposed amendments we're then o,der-
ed to be continued 10 the next Legislature
and published wi,lr The laws.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06
opening .of the Pora of Iapnn.

America has made an easy conquest Of
die jealous Japanese after all. Commo~.
,dore Perry on his second visit To- that
country, has fully accomplished the obs
ject of The expedition, and nearly Effected
a treaty with the Emperor, providing for
commercial intercourse. tt Is gratifying :
to hear this result especially as il has {
been brought about in such peaceful
anl chrislisn7like manner. Il appears
The japanese. received The Commodore;
with the utmost col dialiiy-thst they
conceded every point Of etiquette on.
which he insisted, and took great pains
to evince their friendly, feelings toward
him and The United States. They have
agreed to open tive ports, Simodi ii Ms
pbon, and Hakatam on the Island. 10
American commerce, and to substitute
Others If these should be found inc6nye>
.nient. They also agree to treat with kinds
ness any Americans VI no may come among
them, and TO furnish water and provisions;
for all American vessels that may visit !
their coast. Coal depots and supply
of Goals are also to be granted for Amer-s
lean steamers. From the account given
of the funeral Of one of the ssamen at<
tached 10 The expedition, il will be seen
chat the largest liberty was granted 70
the Americans for the performance Of
their religious rites.
It's stated that Com. Perry proposed
10 extend the privileges thus conceded,
to other nations, but tile Japanese nefu- ]
sed. They denied that any concsssionss
had been made 10 ihe Russians.