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The Trinity times., 1855-09-08

OOO CASES GOODW SMOKIN'
cUU Tobacco.
800 cs Watson's Sing Tobacco,
rs cs FL SacrameL do
80 cs ElephaIt do
35 cs Twin Bros e. Our Jewd
Tobacco
25 cs Fruit and A)t Tobacco.
80 cs Cabannis antelope do.
30 cs Grape aid It Her Rii
Tobacco.
10 cs May Flower lcco.
For sale by
r. L. BREWSTE CO,
corner Front a'lay SITS,
jyostf SAN ANCISCO.
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SHASTA ADVERTISEMENTS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
AND
S T A G f II 0 u S E,
Nf-i- ~.-e~t. shasta.
Il. 0. DEWITT ard D. G.. BROWN,
PROPRIETORS

THE PRESENT PROPRIETORS OF
the ST. CHARLES HOTEL would in
form its old patrons, and the public gene
rally that they have refitt,d and furnish
it In such manner that they can assure
them of being as well accommodate, in
their establishment as in any hotel in North
ern California. aid ask for themselves far
share of public patronage. The
TdLIe
VII always be suppliod with every del .cacy
that Can be obtain, in this mark,t I, as also
those of Marysville aid Sacramento. The
Sletping apartments
are new, a ID will be kept in manner infe-
or to none in the country. The general
management of the House will be und the
dr., ct sup, rvison of ID. G. BROWN, long
IL ID iavorably kaown as al able cater,r to
the publ tast".
All the Stages running from here to Ma
rysville aid sacramento, h, b,longing to the
Cuh "'~m .>h'ge tompoNy
start from th's House. Passengers wishing
a y iliormat o. cai Obtaia It from WM.
sci H.. i .gt '.r 'i5 Ccmra.v Who
al"ay 9- Aa d. A-s9 .ae Ollie o. ,1s
C"i.for''' .sl,u >a.t4at ,- Company
E. X Si.-1. Agent Ep,a. tl.s .lo"a.
n acrr e.n- forth >ot-l l..el
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SIASTA ADVERTISEMENTS
EAGLE n rel l.,

IaiR -street...... ..... .........'s sh"ht"
TIE SUBSNrTBER, HAVING LEAoEi'
.ho above well known HOTEL, would
ESP ctfully annouEca to the puoile, Iha'
,n u pre par d to Offer til m Accommodations
yh ch cannot be exc II d by any hous III
his s, ction of the State. q,
The EAGLE HOTEL is the larges'aNd
ost arra1, d Hotel in Shasta, AID lslur
ish d throu shout in the most peri ctai.d
-legaIt mannor
5 The Propri1 tor would call part cula at
ent.on to the superior arrangements o Tue
.>Ieephng apartments.
Fam lies can be suppli with aryird
ommod Gus suits of ROOMS, aid can'ro.
.ure every luxury u ID comfort to oe lehd
n first class liotI.
\ TIE Mb/e
will always be suppl d with every luAry
that can be found IN the mark I, ai.d
THE Bur
with the choicest articles appropr.atto
that partment. =,
To those who have already honorcdh'
House " tn tn II patronage, it is uAneS
.ary to say anyth.ng IN retercLci to 'hu
p or ty. TO those who have "o' do,iD th.%
tht Proprietor would merely say thau,
Hons, u,.y,r has had sup or asa al
v,ry exert o, VII DC mad ol h's pN'o
''''''' ~ JAMES LEMMO
Shasta, June ?, lsjj'
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.iiC;s W.; small blndl il your haad'
"a trud .c I, hr -kiy through
lNsI on!
oc-,Mq.h hbec2usa you have pa'cn
In mon 'ahor 500" -.c., -.,t
r,''r',s may small cot ''.,.' 10
tuatcA ~
That's a.pp than Ihrone, ''o,obi
w. ."r :" YOU. a d me, AID All
-" 49, .vn ct your share of rough
IA ,ow a. d til lali'
A'u ~, ,", n"ainl act w,il your part
H,ar v ,llMgly your l9'' .t,ort
There's lothmg IS GH''''"s
10 meld u stony road
~ NV rush on
,,r,o over all the rs and 6n'''
'urp a,. always some kGd hand
- ,ir. I ;cn's WAGON from the ruts'
or poke away the sad s,,o
pom,mbrr when your sky oI o'uo
Is shadow, d by cloud
r,ia s,,,, viii shine as soon lor you
A for the monarch proud
!, = but written on the moon
" That toll alone endures
The King would dance a RI rigndoon noHss
!" With that blithc soul OF yours -,
w w" oni r You're rusting while "
stand
Jnaction will not do;
Take Life's small bundle IN your n"'iN
And trudge it, briskly' through
A"" Push on
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SAN FRANClO AU'lS

, Il BXklI.S.X Il &c
HoLEsALE GROCElAND PROV
SION DEALS,
SAN NSCO.
IOO CASES PRESTO MERRILLS
lUU Yeast Povd RI.
400 cases assorted Fruiss.
$50 cs fresh Pcacf
l0 cs fresh Whor,rries.
l05 cs Natural Prces. assorted.
so cs Preserv d tccs.
100 cs assert, Jand Jelliee.
50 cs Peach Jam selly.
200 cs Saleratus. tnd paper.
100 cs Roast Chcl
100 cs Roast Turk
Is cs Lobsters aLams.
81 cs Kensett's Ors.
lOJ cs Fields Oyl
100 doz 3 hoop d iets.
800 gross X. W. Mes.
800 cs Green Teasld 2 ID.
10 cs Black Teas pa.
go cs Mustard. <
35 cs Ground Pc.
80 c. Cassia and ento.
100 CD Nutmegs.
$50 cs Walnut Cal
800 cs Tomato Ca pints and qtl
800 bxs Pepp, r Sc
$50 cs Olive Oil.
$50 CO Sardines, hi or box.
100 bxs Hills Soa
1000 bxs White Enep
600 cs Chemical OSoap.
For sale by
X. E. BREwR & CO.,
iyl8-tf "a Fro, cor. Clay. I
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wol
may
We
that II
the Th
seminal
ful kno,
ch0rsct,
30 US, as
II PERM
welfare, P
try in wha
We shall
n candid OF
character, !
unmoved b.
character.
On poll
maintain .
as TO part
At all tin
suro pro
truth.
DEYAR
Dr. En-
about lef
While hi
which b.
ted byx,
the ssuL
temporc
sn earl,
journey
IsraO
progses
Wcaverp
character
The new
buildings
plskd, {
7ok0r,
aqlt
Ions
y oa
is pleas q
.nc al sal
c:sr--Ag
a FLIur
ssd Rell l.
ssUkex
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08

Surveying Instruments Of every descrip
ton.
Nautical Instruments, Almanacs, BOOK,
Charts, of latest survey,
Drawing Instruments,
Pocket Spy Glasses,
Microscopes, Magnets. &c.
L. 5. Agency for the sale Of Government
Charts.
AGENCY FOR
RINGGOLD'S CHARTS OF
san Pranciscc Bay and RiveTr'
Chronometers carefully rated by transit
Having learned my business in the manu-,
factory Of the celebrated VIM j. Young, G
Philad .lph;a, ard during the five y ars
have been establish, in San Franc.'co
been entrusted with the repairs OF all tb'
Instruments of the Unitc d States Coast y
vey, the various St, amsh'p Companies, DC
can fully guarantee all my work TO b
equal III every resp ct to any done at nome
San Franc SEQ, June 9, 1855.
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TIE ~ Is
.u Diseases of he Lyrs Cured wiz"
InE,iiimg Cert"iniy
DR.. w. A. SNYDER, 0culiSt.

DIR. w. n, DIN OCKsI oS"A""
NR. W. A. SNYDER, ; MODE W w
IL tr,atiu. d s,ases of the Eye IN rs ma,
: ,Ilv rom the course commonly pun
Nv Thy.ic,aa-. Believing that most d $
'a.e. Of the Eve have their origin III the
oh.truct, d rculation or an impure state ol
tha system, his rem d.es will be prI,cI,p[%u '%a
wnh r, ference to the disease wlth Whe .le
nati, nj nav be all ct,d and quail eng The
e'rculation. removing obstruction and re- re-
storing the general health oi the patif,ah.' .',,h
the the S Eyes may be p.rmaacntly cur, with ,,ll
out the use of caustic or ANY ol 'nI ~ :.
tntnp applications III general use ~
would say to those who have exhausted th'
kin of all others without relief not to deS
nair Of cure without giving hm tr'al
Ior in all cases where the vision is no. Ell
trely lost, or the Eye not complo'ciy u'soi
ganiz, d. there is stAl hope. 9.
Office. corner SAMSON, AID BUSH sts'' ga
tranc,,co-entrancc Oh Bush, opposite la
settle House.
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PLEASED
4uc all sui
cter-Ag
Aat VLlA
.sN Reil l.
HR<lHW (
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Mr.. CHAMBERS on THE TRIBUNE.

Our readers will remember that Mr.. William Cham
bers the pr cipa editor and publisher of Chamber's
Journal one Of The nost popular periodicals OF Great
Britain, in ,bs country about year ago for the
purpose Of becoming acquainted with the resources
and people lie has since published msny valuable
and interesting articles on American subjects from
which we have occasionally made extracts The lac,
of ibese relates to the American Newspaper press the
principal portions of which follows, the re-
msinder being occupied With extracts mainly from the
columns Of The TRIBUNE:
The newspaper press struck me . one Of the most
remark able things 10 the Statssthe cheapness pro-
fusioD and the variety OF its products, the general
eaeerness for early intelligence the free 1easy, not
to say slspdssh, way IN when topics are oahaled,
were ell novel and curious Ii seemed 10 me that
many tbiDss we're made the subjects Of newspaper
paragraphs which would never get utterance in print
in tbs country.
1t was lately ma ter Of inquiry, how many Of the
newspapers OF New-fork were taken daily by the
me mbers of the Legislature OF the State Of New
York. The result was, that the House Of Rspresen
tstives consisting Of l2s members. took ls2 pspers
ard ba, the ~ bate, coosisting OF 50 menbers took
81 pspeis-tofa papers taken. 2l3. pretty fair al
lowance this, independently Of local journals.
at appeared that the paper most largely ps,rOnize1
was The NEw-foRK TRIBUNE print which advo-
vosaies every kind Of social Improvement, and IL
conducted not only With much sprlt as vehicle OF
pews but in a aentlemanIy and agreeable tone.
Though fsDstlcsl 10 some points, this pspsr may be
reec mmended TO the notice Of those in England who
desire to have good resume Of American news. TIE
sae, in lie various forms Of daily, weekly, and ssmi-
weekly, lie epormous-tbe weekly paper having cir
culston of at least 100 COO. The foreman OF the
press room describes follows what lately done
ID the establishment in the space Of thirty hours: =
q We commenced at foor O'Clock A. VI on Thursday,
October 90 arc in thirty hou,s we I'd printed aud
'Isaie ls2, 400 copies of The NEw-YoRx TRIBUNE.
u "a 81. ~ he apk
received during Thursday forenoon. and Of course
'hsd to be wet and turned. Had this paper been all
in OIL pe il would have reached the light Of sev-
'enty feet; and lie weight when mailed would b
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TURNIPS.

To tie Editor II Th<N y. DissA>.
SIR: In your paper Of The cath inst is an article on
the subject OF turIps aad turnip seed. have grown
more or lees Of the Swedes ruta oags turnp, for
many yesrs, and with varied success. Ny experience
teaches me iha. no crop pays better when properly
attended. More and better beef or mutton can be
mace with turDips and corn meal, or part corn and
part oil meal and cheaper, than by any other kno ~n
mode Of is,teniLg. Carrots, or mangei wurlsl per-
hsps are equally good. II the l.bor could be com
msnded at sny reasonable price. should ra-e from
twenty 10 thirty scree yearly Of the three kinds Of
roots Carrots for my horses, beets for my cows, aud
turnpe for my sheep and cattle for f.ttenng or win
teriDg. With good straw, cornstslks and ROOFS,
cen winter my stock much cheaper than on hay thus
giving me greater breadth OF land for grain crops.
have always used the imported seed, not for the
reason suggesed in the article referred 70, but De-
cause il could be relied upon TO produce turnies and
not mus;ard. Still DO not know why that seed
sbould oe'srorate any more than wheat or barley.
There IT, however, perceptbe change in the pro-
duciiyeDess OF Il grains when the seed angel
often. Whest especially il better for bringing the
seed from The mey soils of one region 10 those
lees so Of another. The fla, turDp DO not con- ider
OF u ueb value az q late winter feeding crop. They
do not keep ve and have yet failed to discover
their value for other than garden purposes The rata
bags have kept as late as June, perfectly SOUND.
Taat is the kind TO grow in this country for held
crop. p
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LETTER FROM THE BRAZIL SQUADRON.

10 the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR: Very many persons who have friends in the
United States Squaoron on the Brazil station have
the impression tina; by sending letters through the
Naval Lyceum, Brooklyn, they will be for varied
without delay This is very far from being the fact
Letters cent TO the Lyc.um are Forwarded by Ma
tienal vessels OILY, and such opportunities ara not
cure to occur of,ener than twice in year. and then
by the store sbp. The Relief, which arrived a. Rio
DE- Janeiro on the l2rh December, brought letters
dated in March. If newspapers generally sill not 3
this fact, it will save much disappointment, and ex-
plain how il is that letters thus sent not sooner ro
piled TO. The merchants OF New York, Phladep his
and Baltimore, who are engaged N the Rio trade, are
very kind and accommodating in forwarding letters
by their vessels. U. "
Rio de- Jdse.ro Dec. IL 1854.
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hu.;pe.s concluded. / Learn that there we're some
ge, ,jeuen who rpoke in the dsk in favor OF Ia.
Gland; and that one Of them, Mr.. Frazer, challenged
vour humble servant 70 discuss the policy OF what's
..usa F,ee Trade. but which contend should "a
Med Protection Of English oDopolies and psuper
Labor. protest sgsinst free trade IT rog aery We
see here already the fruits Of ee sde With English
empoyer. that work the marro~ out Of the bones OF
Epslieh women and children, and who are bringing
Americans 10 the same fate.
am quite ready TO make arrangements with Mr.
Frazer for discussion the necessity OF protection
sganst the pauper labor Of England.
will never take part with any clique OF poitic'ans
even should live 10 become citizen But the ques'
ton Of protection for industry matter OF life or
death for all workingmen of all creeds and national
tiles. And, therefore, ! am ready to turn sny man
inside out that would open the gstes Of America 10
the tyrant mopopolies of England.
am willing 10 accept Mr. Frazers challenge, and
10 prove 70 the workngmen that they have been
hoodwinked by the swinollDg games,ers of false
Enelish political economy; anc that they have been
nisl.d by English agents under false colors.
an SIR, your ooedient servant
N,Le- York Jan 80 1855 JOHN McELhERAN
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FROM A JAMAICAN.

To nc Edifov Of The " y Tyibrae
SIR: My experience in this country, though limited,
lie sufficient to allow me to e1,use an American for
differing from me in our respective views of negro
character in Jamaica. The indignation which am
prone TO entertain at gross Misrepresentation, con-
sequen,ly somewhat lessened toward your travel
rg irespondert who, in his article OF the 30th,
Indirectly attributes the dsiresses Of that island TO
the growing dtlike Of labor of those whom he Is
pleased 10 denomiL ate "impudent and corrupt
negroes.
The evident desire of your correspondent TO in
dulee Bis humor sgainst ringers" seems TO out
wei ell other considerations, even that of the so-
suroity Of undertaking TO enbghien others on SUP
ject Of which be beirsys perfect ignorance. mat
there are smoDg the negroes in Jsnaica those that
are INDECENT impudent, and conupt in morals, Il a.
true So that such characters 10 be found among
the whites in NewYork City but that their proper
ton is Rrester none would assert but such as see &C
custoned 10 ALLOW their prejudice TO precede their
reason. | 6m prepared conclusigey, 10 show that
the "rapid decline" Of Jam.cs is In no way due 10
its colored Inhabitants and that they are in fact lite
principal support But as You, sir, seem TO have
similar purpose shall not undertake II here.
Those who ere acquainted with affairs IN Jarnsies
ere aware that the degrees who are no longer in
"cliped 10 work for the whites, so Tar from beng
cle the only persons engaged in producing ore4d
stuff for home pfon. M one can suppose that
half million people could snbsst for q year the
quai y of -four and rice specified by your onespond
mt ss the quantity imported for that period recently
Can any rsoDable msn blame even negro for : pre-
"ferpg the cultiVatioB OF the plantaln tree, " 10
the more painful labor OF the sugar estate, when
tie former sforcs him and bis family convenient food
ar rsmert while for the latter be Is seldom allowed
more than Is cent? and frequently only IL cents per
dsy No one can afford me an example OF negro
refusing TO labor for far wages In the island
Respecting the impotence complained OF, do not
expect tina, an American could consider any negro as
otherwise than impuceDt who would assume 70 De
equal with him in the sc ale OF humanity
have prepared q somewhat detailed account Of the
condition. aud deeDse of the character OF the negro
and his alliances in Jamaica, which purpose delv.
eripg in the form of free lecture a. soon 80 can
effect The preliminary arrangement In 1t consider
atom will Be given particularly to the laziness
phatically ascribed TO that people.
Mex York Jan. 81 lass
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BRAZIL.
THE TROUBLE WITH PARAGUAY.


Correspopdence ofThe N. Y. Tribune o-
RIO JANEIRO, Thursday, Dec. Ia, 1904
You ne already informed Of the belligerent
attitude assumed by Gen. Lopez, President Oh
Paraguay toward not only American, but other
nations, in closing the river Paraguay sg sinst all
ve,sels. This act of Lopez has of course inter
rupted the explorations and survey that Lieut..
PAGE. u. S. n, was making in those waters. His
ve,,el the steamer Water.Witch, is at the pres
.ut time living in the harbor of Montevideo, wait
inc orders from the United States to open the
navigation of the Paraguay if required, and this
abe can easily do with the aid of the soop-of-war
Germantown, which now lies at Buenos Ayres.
Resides this closing the Paraguay against the
world. President Lopez has on hand just now
boundary dispute with Brazil, having taken pos
session Of a fort and adjacent territory belonging
to that Empire. A Brazilian squadron OF hve or
six steamers carryinga body OF soldiers: ieIt MO
for the Paraguay on the llth INST. and II Lopez
does not come to terms at the sound OF the steam
wbi,tle there will be some fighting before this
reaches Won. Paraguay is fine State, but Lopez,
who il tyrant and to the last degree selfish, will
not allow the resources Of the country to be devel
Oped He is a most cordial hater OF Yankees and
Yankee enterprise
At the present writing, the American Navy is
well represented in this harbor. Wehaye the Sa-
vannah Aag ship oftbe Brazil squadron and the I'M
est looking ship of any nationin ports also the indie
pendence, flagship of the Pacific squadron, which
arrived Nov. 70; and the John Adams, also bound
to the Pacific which arrived Dec.9. These ships
bound round the Horn, will sail in week. The
brig cambridge is at PernambucO or whereabouts.
The long expected store-ship Relief arrived on
the 18th, after boisterous passage of 7s days.
At the present writing, there are over thirty
American merchant vessels in port, and the num-
Der is kept good by arrivals from the Rio de Ia
Plata. Rio is very healthy.
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HOW TO GET LABORER3 IN TIE
COUNTRY.


SIR: have noticed many communication in the
daily papers, and also your general reply to them in
reference to help being wanted in our town -
" We csn give employment 10 good men that under
" stand our kind of work -" Why do lyon send
them herew &c. The letter writer's say: "Girls, If
"smart. and who understand baking milking washing
and ironing, can get from 81 to 81 % per week,
" and some a. high as 81 90" And you justly re-
mark, such girls can obtain as much here. Now, the
Commissioners of Emigration have ia their lnstlia
ton at The present time, az least 900 people, who
are all desiIous Of situations and quite up 70 being
smart" can soon Learn and will work for reduced
rates of wages till they get to be "smart and Learn
TO wash and iron and bake well. The girls are
healthy ard rugged; can milk well, and wash mid,
ding Tie men are young and active, AMI good
workers, with uch farming tools as they understand
using ADy peIsous in want of su' labor, who wish
10 ay al themselves of your advice 10 the matter need
not send on agent you suggested, but send US
letter giving all PARTICULAR and the amount neeessa
~ TO pay the passages cut and | will make tue 50.
lec,iops probably, We'll as any agent they could
serd thereby saving that expense. will also be ac-
couptable for the arrival of such parties at their des
tjpatiop. JAMES 7. F,G.s, Superintendent.
Emieyant Intelligence 0ree. No CdSdI jan y, 1870
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EMPLOYMENT FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS.


SIR: You will confer great favor many of the
uneu ployed poor Of our City who will be glad to
avail themselves of the info, nation, by stating, that
in answer 10 the circular letter Of the American and
Foreign Emigrsnt Protective and Employment So
ciety upward Of one hundred letters have been re-
ceived. These letters from various sections Of
the country, and embrace applications for large
number of female douestics farm and other aborers,
mechanics coaL miners and children 10 be placed oat
under nde INJURIES. Applicants for stu atoms should
90 TO the Society s Lower Office, No. q Greenwch-
ST. where all inform alton and facilities 10 the power
of the Society TO afford will be gwen I.is obvious
tbaihe repuiationof the Society involved in the chT
acter of the persons sent out uncer their auspices.
Applicants will therefore be required TO furnish evl,
dtnce Of their capablty IN their several cahngs and
of their industry and good morals
A large number of female domestics for city and
country, having excellent certificates OF character,
obtained, according to the Socie,y's plan, by direct
communication with their former employers are now
waiting for situations at the Socetys upper office,
Nee IL aid IA Bible House, As,or place.
Jan. g. 1854. H. THOMAsoS zen. Agent
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VENEZUELA.


c-~~>x,.es Of The n Y. Trissse.
PUERTO CABxLLo, Friday, Dec Is, 1854.
n, the goth Of DeIt month our justly popular aud
A;ebly. esteemed citizen, Don Joss Tsdeo Aonssss
vn be installed as President Of our Republic. He
v,s n believe you are aware, elected by the unani
nous vote Of the nation which is the plainest proof
II The hopes that are reposed in him by the people.
Under the now expiring Administration this country
he greatly improved although it has been hsupered
BY the opposition and open revolt of q hbertcide
fsctico, which, for its own and ambitious purpoees
did not hesitate toconvulse the country, to seize the
ys;ps of power, and TO desolste and inuDdste THIS
beautiful country with blood The desperate ana
criminal attempts Of that fiction were however
quickly suppressed; for the mass OF the peepe 40
siYtd but peace, that they might consohdA'e '"e'i
liberal Institutions. Nevertheless, the country ""'
monentsrly caused TO bal in its course OF Improve
meut and the population had to Submit 70 nea'y 81"
ri6cts. The Administration then directing the Gov
erpme mt became, therefore, In measure psralyzeoi
I'm. The nation well knows the difficulties its E1ecu
tive bad TO copte nd against
The .ubdued faction, unable to trample or the Id
ert;es of this country, CRAFTY their malice by caumn
stipg their native land. Their plan OF vengeance
now lies in embarrassing the action Of the new Ad
nnstraiion by striving to excite mstrust abroad and
1t home, and endesvoriDg even to compromise the
Government with foreign powers especially with the
United Ststes-cIculatiDg unfounded reports oil vlo-
Iepce and i'll treatment of foreigners 10 our country
particularly caution you not to be mslead by such
falseboods All foreigners are treated here Win inc
greatest kindness and respect and they ENJOY ac'u'
ally gre alter privileges and protection than the very
natives themselves. -
Twill from time to time, keep you informed OF all
int resting news, political and commercial.