The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09


The three nacns all the footing, tsug sim
ply permitted to put in To Nspgasaki and S.noda Com
provisions. 50 far as provisions are concerned that
canse viii prove ssorve for the japanese refuse TO sell
peughing the oil sheep cannot be purchased their
wool AMI skin Is reqaiIed for clothing; and hens and
hsf domestic fowls are not to be had they furnish
eggs Tor the fcod Of man their milk is much
sought after. thus these people, either bee u in
tereres with their religion, Of local
requgeue or superstdon furnish for most
Of The cessares of life. In diplomacy I pm. the ia
psnese aga the world. Commodore Perry got wh.t
he asked for and left for the United States with all
the eat Of bsnefetor of commerce. Out of sight out
of mind. IL the clauses OF the treaty in the
Saxon in the Island tongue what differently
SIooda 10 Japant ten minutes or tan days.
may suit the Emperor; and acitizen" in his language,
not mean women AMI IL is utterly impossible for
Commar der Rogers, OF pavy, no naer how ably he
write the Governor of the port TO make hi under
Commodore Perry mace any arrangements ~hstever
trading. Understand that q Mr.. Townsend Harris is
has beer empowered and appointed Ambassador to Siam
and Consul General at Japsn. OF the former place viii
speak hereafter but Of the latter appointment think it
to he commerce Of the United States as blowing upa
feather u the air 70 for the purpose Of eatchse your
will be go and wfere oh, where, ask is he to stop
I'd At what hoteig Even the Dutch Commissioner who
esdes At Decima is only allowed to VISIT ed3o
yesrs AID then as Sir john Davis to Pskiu, he
obliged to g. in sose chair and see nothing Of this
ship TO Jeddof II the chances BE viii be requested
to negotiate by the way Of Hskodadi simod,, and
gate Dvira in the air two or three tines-.hs water
rising with terrific well thirty fest says Captain Fa
b%hss beer almost entirely Destroyed Is seaport
IN sedan chair, will take about sixty days. although
The regular mail goes through from Nangasski in If.
who, with bell in hand to notify the next cou
rier, measures off his mile, throws the bag the
with long stride and feet foot, to the nexl, and
to the next and In this the Japanese mail passed
tin the letters se delivered ct the imperial once o. his
high and mighty majesty, the Emperor.
Important COVER nnent express demands wider step
and quicker speed, and goes through in eleven days Mr.
silss Burroughs have been disgusted with his
adventure in the Lady Pierce have account of
ihaving been shut up so long in Austraha-but have
been told that after they bad drank up All his cham
payne and returned to him with many thsnks for his
generosity the gold dollars which he mad presented to
the several ficals, they inmated to him, in very
pleasant qust way, peculiar to this singular nation that
unless he had important business detan him in
Japan that they should not make the leas. objection
his evacuatng the premises at his earliest possible
venience.
Tho ratification of the English resty has just gone to
England and Admiral Stirling has immortalzed himself
IN taking the Russian officers shpwrecsed in the Dwina
out of a neutral merchsntman and in putting the final
seal to such milk and vaIer paper, like that signed by
Perry, while the Russian fleet slipped BY him
in the fog from Petopolowsk to the AMOR from the
Amoor into the ator nobody has been able to dis
cover where they have gone to- He bad better resign
Captain Tabius-who so quietly and ably managed the
business for his King and the Right Hon. Mr. stuart,
rest Captain the fleet twelve
(who, after laying month At NaDsssa for The sealing
OF the all important document are heading towards In
da aad hore)-dscuss the question Of japan England
and Holland got quite warm in the discussiou and Eng
LAND warmly intmated that had he had the charge OF
the affair he would have blown Nangassh and the
Dutch ports into the air before he would submit to such
indignities the wished to subject the
fleet Our treaty said he is all CANNON, and would
why not the Admiral received all he asked for
lfyau want my sesar box give to you. you to
knock me down for not presenting you with my haiti
IA NJ and nv
epaLletes prevent repyor the tongue must be silent
when State questions discussed in which you do
happen to be the principalbut it seemed to him that
ter and live nises's life in this enlightened sse; and
opening their pors while the iron rule govern
ment orbids them to express opinion lest some spy
report the expresi and then follows that remarkable
execution where the cuprt with his own hand, ut the
command OF the ocia rips open his bowels and dies BY
'You must remember" said Coptain Fabns s'that the
entire control OF the nation is at the will OF the Emperor
end that he monpozss all the of the country
He is the head manager and principal merchant in the
island al mercantile affairs, and that every of
BIS subjects must give him much wheat every crop,
for II State granary which put aside to meet the
qurements OF short crop, when it is s distributed to
the people, and that the religion the customs Of GEN.
tu,es cannot be easily thrown aside The Japanese in
terfere with one. You make laws in England; and
what Is more, you en'oace them 50 DO We IN Hoi.nd
snd boblId their ci,iea, and destroy their coastwss
to be weak you are strong They have ooundsss wealth
in the hidden vaults of their treasury, and you
powerful enough to make them disgorge. TIE old story
Of Alexander The Great and the gentleman who puts his
baud in your pocket"
As before remarked from the conversations of the
merchants here and the naval gentleman above named
who sat opposite TO the Japanese ports will not be
opened to rglard and America for many years. unless
by lnvasiCn some sudden tu-n in the policy OF .
country tbst has managed ito find resources within
itself to cater to it's ants for two centuries.
Humboldt somewhere has said that when the oceans
a
the Celestial productions some two thousand leagues
nearer tic civilized world might bring about change,
fer he considered this little neck Of land which obliges
ships round the horn the bulwrk that prevents
The independence Of China and Japan.
Tie Panama Railroad has united the oceans, and the
old man eloquent natures nobleman is his way to
hs lor home, but Japan is still sealed book to the
samples Of hemp and wheat but they cost high,
though trade is commenced by introducing many
What to GET in return? for in several in
stances it has been difficult TO lind sufficient copper
to FL the annual cargoes Of the Dutch They have cam
phor and japan ware ard bjortere raw silk amoergrs
rice ard timber, wheat and hemp but all these articles
too high for profitable investment. What, then, are
they n pay with, unless manage 70 un
lock their precious metals?
In letter in,imsted that il possible would
get of the strength OF the Dutch navy in the
Fatus whose pleasant and good com non sense
make him most attractive am able to jot down tbs
Steamships Amsterdam, guns for Japan when Cap
tain Fabius gets back; Gedsh, E.na, 9; vesuvius O.
Sanarspg, 10; Cetbes, 4; Borneo, 4; Surinsn, son
rust 2 Admiral Kings bark, 2; Batavia 4-and several
schooEers.
Uncer canvass, Prince Frederick, A. guns (frgate);
Palem Bang, "A do; Boreas, %; Van speyk, %; De
Plsdes IL; De Hague, IS.
Also daily expecIed Prince Alexander, A guns; Ere
gs de Ruier, 60; Medua 22 Monteado, IL Scudoro, a.
Fhenix, 6--sll manned by 800 sailors.
YOUNG AMERICA.
LONDON HOTEL, SINGAPORE, Dec 20, 1867
Singapore Hotel-Hs Jncosre,iences and Horrors-Im
prtonce Of Singapore as Commercial Renaescous-The
OPiun, Pyirileg-Scency Of The Manifestations Of tie
titg2he Populdtion Ndttrc ard Fbreien-TAe Chimes.
Millionaire Wompon- Trade IF Smgalore-7he MALAY
Piroies-myicaa Commerce in The Indian Archipelago
siam and its ErciuSrenes-E TO Open its Trade
Hor,trs Of The 6ootie Tro6ic, de-, dc.
The mail from Europe for China has just been
telegIsrhei and as am bound to the Celestial regions