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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-14
THE COURTS.

,N.rRIcT CorRT-Third Monday In January, ursi
@aday in May, second Monday ia November, and
@sFh Monday Of August.
@uSrY CoURr.-First Monday in March and juno
xoad Monday in Septcmb sr, aud fourth Monday In
sosember
o".er OF SESSIONS Second Monday in Febru
~'2b,@fd Monday in April, July and october.
~ @skrE CorRr.-Fourlh Monday in February and
h. h. mud Monday in August, and second Monday
FopsnAp ov SuPERTrs 1Rs-Meets G.st Monday in
..1aaFy, May, August and November.
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e6- Mr.. P.'s little daughter came running
% her aunt one day, saying, aunt Kate,
is'ie Matte has swallowed a button !" See.
Jog her terror, her aunt calmly replied
We'll. what good will that do her" Said
lAe.child very seriously, "Not any that |
can sec, unless she suaiIo,cs button hole %
-Aeps.
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Nebraska Mining Company.
All shares in the Nebraska Mining Company on
which assessments due up to the first day of May
A. u 1858, will be sold at tho Court House door in
the Town of 0ro,ille, 10 pay said assessments, on
Saturday the 5th day of June. A. d. 1883 II not paid
to the undersigned on or before the day Of sale.
BY order Of the Trustees,
r. l.. PATTON, Sec'y and rreas.
Oroville, May 9, 1853. Nebraska Mining Co.
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TrE LEYIAritAN.--Wo hear it state that
avell known English house of this city has
sent on to the Great Elsteru Steamship
Company such strong representations of the
advantages which this coaet offers for n large
passenger and freight carrying trade, that
is very probable the Leviathan will be
dlspatched hither when she is Completed
Call,
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Mrs. IVycr's Select Seminary.

Cor pird street and 2l '3nu", 0roville.
Having mad arrangements f'r the acc ommoda-
;i,n oG n f'w BOARDING. SCHOLARS, Mrs. Wycr
wishes II inform paren:s aud guardians, that chill
dren placed uier her care. will have many of the
adtar' agc- of home cow' ncd with strict schons-
tic Discipline. Their moral trimming anil ply steal
comforts will also he carefully attended 10.
TgHMs; Per quarter. SO 90, or 1875 90 per month,
paid in advance For further particulars, enquire at
the Seminary, or by letter, Of the Hon. Chas.
+. Lott, OrovlIlc. All communications promptly
attended to.
Most respectable references given. my2i
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% DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation Is rap
idly spreading through this State and Oregon, as
learn from reliable sources, lie Is practicing with
remarkable success, and has dcservedly secured
public confidence Those needing medical mid would
do well to call or wrtel at his Institute in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader TO the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
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SrABBtNG APFAIR.-A stabbing affair
took place at the races ut the Fort Jones
House, Scott Valley, on Saturday last, be
tween Mr.. Fralick, one of the propriotors Of
Ponds quartz mill, and Shackltforl II ar-
pears that a bet was made between the IA =
ties, which was won by Fralick and on de-
handing the wager was told that he (Shac-
keforl) WAS ready to pay it. Angry words
arose between them when Fralick dismount-
ing from his horee, throw Shac&lcior8 from
tAe the horse that he was on, and started
t5Faid him; Shacklcford drew his knife,
aough fortunately not until after his an
tagani't had got hold Of him Mr. Fralck
received cut in the left side anl o"o above
ai2 kuec Of the left leI; aztec which thay
s'rc separated Ivy the intcrfcrerca Of the
crowd Shackletord Wa4 suhseqn uti2 t l.nn
10 D'aawooa for examination, md dis
efarge1. Ffalick, We learn, Is fast recoY.
cling. -lIeha Ja'or.
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.@s- A little girl of our acquaintance,
ater retiring to her bed with her mother,
ad "Ma, want to pray" whereupon her
AOther helped her out of bed, and she got
pom her knees and prayed thus--"Oh God,
want my father to quit chewing tobacco,
W Christ's sake, Amen I"
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. an II II ~ n @ 4 500
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-opened

FNy ii r. UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY In.
IL forms his friends and the public generally
that he has reopanod the UNION SALOON located
In the basement Of Cotton Il McDeripotls brick
building, Montgomery street. as place Of resort,
pleasure and reposu, AMI Is prepared 10 aceommo
date all who may wlsh 10 enjoy glass Of Lager or
a choice article Of Liquor Ur Wine Of the dnest
brands Connected with the Saloon Is a magnificent
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with now balls, cues
NC The lovers OF this fascinating game may rest
| assured that every attention will DO shown theml
T. MAUHEk, Agent
May - for the san Francisco Brewery.
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DA,LY. BUTTE RECORD.
opovILLE. MONDAY JUNE IA, 1853
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, June

SAN FRANCISCO, June II.
The liquor dealers of this city have al
rsadv subscribed over one thousand dollars
With which to eight" the Sunday law.
The steamer Panama full of passengers
for the new mines did not sail to. day, but is
announced to 60 to morrow positively. The
sreman have causel this, by demandin 9
one hundred dollars per month, which the
Company refuse to give,
The sailing vessel Guillieta, and another,
left to-day, full of passengers
Only $50 ounces. or less $4,000 Frazer
river gold, has as yet found its way into the
Mint and Assay Offices, of this city.
Carpenters shops in town are engaged
making rockers to order
A Chinamsn by the name of All Cow has
been arrested for robbing. year since a
Chinese merchant of $4,000 All Cow dis
covered the murderers of Griswold at Jack
son sometime since. Union tel.
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DIR. J. C. YOUNG. whose advertisement, n

Df. y. z. HUUNtE, Whose advorlisemcnt adj
vcrtscmcnt nppearsin another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other Attention is called to his
advertisement. II
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Dissolution Notice.

rI,rE subscribers would respectfully inform their
j creditors, and the people generally, tina. they
have thisiay dissolved partnershipby mutual con-
sent and want all persons knowing themselves in.
debted to them BY note or otherwise. 10 call at the
Steam Mill and settle vi,a Shearer TIA" accounts
are in his possession for settlement. q. II. stout
who may favor him with their patronage, aad will
ALSO be responsible for all debts against the firm
OF Stout 4 shearcr, contracted previous to this
date. eIOIT AAHEARER.
1Srten, San. - N~. ~
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NOTICE.

Public Notice i hereby given. that at I'll. Jaae
Term 4. ID. lsa~. Of the County tnGrt Ut Cedar
County Iowa the Executor OF the Estate Of John
W Mcqueen. late of Cedar Couniy deceased,
filed h- tina, report " his aoings ia tic pfems.
e. which report and the hearing thereof has
been continued until the August Term OF said
Court At. persans interested arr therefore mott.
lied that unless they appear aud Object thereto
hat said report will lie approved and said Exec.
utor discharged from furthe' duty or liability in
the premises. george SMITH,
County ,Judrr.
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How to he the most beautiful woman in the
orld. How to he mere beautiful after marriage,
instead Of more uglr. as most wives no. ar. -
How Ia transmit Your beauty III Your children
without losing 20 rsels How to be sweet with
out perfume, cheerful without stimHisnts, rosy
without rouge and radiant without paint. The
means are certain. within the reach Of every yo-
man and are detailed with ample directions in q
Letter IT, ladies' which will be- mailed prepaid
to any address the receipt of - cents IN stamps
or American eeln. Address
23tf DR I. l.. CHAPMAN.
No T. West 18th Street, New York.
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NOTICE.

A IL THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
n dehtcd to School District NJ. ], Centre TT.
Cedar Co.. Iowa. either far taxes or rate bills
will please call at my residence, IN Tirton, and
settle the same. the Law makes il my duty %
settle all old back standiag accounts. Ny time
for settling accounts i limited Call soon. aud
save cost JAMES ". BAGLEY.
J;tly H. l,5s ~ Sub Dist, Director,
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str,,. e,rr, QUO every ,c-rr,aUt has some
YER, STRONGLY fshrl that nc had y.liaie rarre-.
s,drtt seh frnI living in this great pc,ropals. L,
,k m Er rnnt yrd fy he iran sactic - SONIC su
~ r ,ur ha.r NJ s,s, article th,t he could not manc
IL --ia,sr, r., m T.. ths esty 10 fp ar t ruv hns.tf
itt nil neagnca that Ire business vorla hr WI dome
II a. rss.,n,, !. exsf s., r., him Having e,op,. .at-.
a. h., ~, r.,rrIr alton and csip, &c tina, IN
aI'Ta. rry.aI want. We have rs.,1 l4eA our
90. g.. -,,,lx d, Is. have f,uni tat tl,r,sfna. NJ
.,s fyarp Maine tn Graryfa ar constantly sfuI;uy
r~.rrt, nr.tpr. tuye,siug pnrrfasrs lar, ing in
" ~, - re,,. 1, M many HUNDRED dollars and
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices. .
WM. IL. TrTHiLL. Dealer in Exchange.
II. VI. IIOBSuN. Cellar County Bank.
Land Agencies.
IL. C. fiATr. General Land Agent.
dHo. WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPIcER, Agent Of the Aetna the phunix
the Iowa State Mutual, and the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
". c, piArr. s.A. BIssELL.
JSo. l.. ffAN. JOHN HUBER.
Physicians Il Surgeons.
j. SMITH, tRoehester.) ". P. c0wAN,
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General Dealer.
klsER, CHEW TURNER, do
J. l.. RAY d. Co., do.
Y. ClifLDS u Co.. Groceries d " OGDEN Ware,
Tailoring.
CAsAp 4 GILMORE, Aanufactarer a Dealer.
KisER, GREW d TURNER, do. do.
\. MAiIoNy u Co, Tailors 8 Cutters.
Druggists.
q. 81 W.BAdLEY Drugs, Groceries, Notions. e,c
REiGART d MCNAMARA, Druggists and Pharma
ceatsis.
Miscellaneous.
n. II. TULLOss. Permanently located Dept.t.
WM. nAGLEY. Manufacturer and Dealer in Pnrnl.
$: l.. FOLK, Manufac'ursr Of Tin Ware
". c. METZ. House Sign and Ornaluen al raintsr
and per-lianger.
JSo. II. BIRELEY, Dealer ia Lumber
DAN. HARRASs, Meat Market.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILAD ELpHIA.

a ReRsreirHt fRstfEftop rsfabiiskra BY spsrtai
Dormant fer the rsltsf of the stek ard atstrssseR
afflicted atta pirafeHt and Estssaf at@sazss-
TO all persons afflicted With sexual Diseases. such
sPEkMaTokRii.EA. SIENNA WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCE, GoNngEiIEA. aikfT. SNPHtLtS.
the vice 81 aSANISA. or SELF aHF-E. e., Az
The How ARD ASSOC TAI ION ia ytew - - ae,: (
destruction Of human life, caused Wy s.xaal
and the receptions PFastised upon the uusrsu'tf
tins of such diseases lg Ruars=. several Year,
rcetea their Consulting Surgeon o NAAKA .z4 =.
ACT wortly al their ranfr, to ottrH hi=t4rm~.
the treatment 81 this cit - Of a eses. la al tiyfF
aud 10 give MEDICAL ADV ICE GRATIS, g. al
apply by letter, With description ~ their c1HAstits
lage, occupation, ha'at@ 81 life, esE.,1 sud In
extreme poverty. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
on CHARGE. 1t ~ needless add that the As.4cia.
tian commands the highest Medical skill If the az and
will furnish the most approved modern tFeatHsnt.
The Directors, a reFsew Of the Pasi. fsv assured
that their ahers In this sphere pf ne, iatt effort have
been Of great benefit the sfiete especially tire
Young, ard they have resolved 10 devote themselves,
viii. ea zeal, to this very important bu much des
pissed cause.
jus, Published by the Association, Report on sper-
atorrra, Seminal NesRnes-. the Vice Of onsnisrn.
Masturiatian >efAbise, and other Disease. of the
Sexual Organs, Ivy the Consulting surgeon. which will
be sent y mail, Tin seaea letter "seoIe.] FREE OF
CHANGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS fsr postage.
Address. for Report treatment. nf. GDnkGE X.
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association
No. South Ninth Street, risselpha. IA.
Nv otsg II the directors.
EZRA u. itEARrNEEL, President.
GEO. FaIBCiiIbD. SECRETARY. 5asl
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GLAZ Ed WIN DO w = =.

GLAZ ID WIN ID % w 3.
T,uE subscriber 3 no. prepared to offer to
the citizens Of Davenport nd surrounding
conn,ry the most complete assortment OF Paints,
Oil Glass, Sash, Blinds and Dooisever brought
TO this market
/ 100 600 aettr FASH, assorted sizes,
1000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
Doors, a large assortm' Ut.
9lnd. n. beat lot OF window Blinds ever
brought to this market.
Lead fresh lot Of White Lead, jas' rec'red.
Glazed Windows,
We have for sale at No.
10000. corner Brady and 4th streets y large
stock Of Glazed Windows. assorted sizes.
Store fronts fitted up with double thickness
French Plate, or ccmrnon Pittsburgh and New
yol Class. Gla2in, done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms.
AL, orders promptly attended %.
l.. BRADLEY.
rad, and ourth STA.
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To the Citizens OF Central Iowa.
COTES & DAVIES,
PL \ MING MILL.
4 \ ID
hu M b q L

Davenport, Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders, Me-
chanics, and consumers Of Lumber generally,
to their extensive and nnegualIed selected stock
IF
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake 0uiar,.
and brought by weasel TO Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated ia car sslec-
tons and purchases.
TWO PikT tLAM PLisIsC MlGHlkEx
)Woodworth's celebrated patent.) are now
running in our Mill, and our facilities lor man
uJactuTng
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequalled in the West We are also en-.
tensively engaged in the Manufacture II
SASH, DOORS, AND BINS
We can do better by our customers than ev-
er before, aud Will do our best l., suit them.
COTES g. DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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RARE CHANCES.

A large two story house, we'll finished, with
barn aud three good tow lots, will I've sold or
traded for any kind OF property, at half price.
Also, comfortable frame dwelling snituated
in the central part Of Upton, No. il the time
for coed harg ,ns. WILLS sPlCEK
Iipton March 20, ls5s. lgf
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HEhEATINE, IOWA.
WE are prepared TO attend to any business in
" our line with the best Of facilities. Our
terms are tive cents per one hundred pounds,
REFER Tozz-Green Il stone, Mus satine; L. D.
Farmer do: Hatch, Humphrey Il Co.. do; Hale
!. Co., Chicago; I. w. Alexander 4 Co, do; w.
Il. Daniels 4 co :, Iowa City Fiske & Elliott do. !;
+. Sheppard a CO., do, F. Sauxay, do; Hull /
Thompson, do; Waterman 4 Ryan. st. Louis;
Heanankamp A line, do; Ratclif 4 CO.. do; @.
". Clark, Iowa City; @. q. Dorwin. do; Rock u
Carey, Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, Ninton; Waian
4 vilds. Nit. Vernon; n. Floyd, Lisbon; j. r.
ku%n. ldsoou; E'lsst 4 Hall, ysysco. ssd
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riSTRAY NOTICE.

.Scn nphy Perry Frink, at his residence at
Onion Grove, in Cedar County, Iowa. on the 7tb
day Of August. ls57. light iron grey horse, sup
posed to be 5 years old: white legs and white
taco, and appraised ut Sl0n before Ak Haisley.
Esq 5. w. YOUNG.
Upton oet. 10Th, 1897. 4O-3m Clerk.
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CHAS. & W." r. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Ii A X - w A RE,
Machiaes, agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for AL.
IL at st. Louis o. Chicago prices, To The trade
~ al retail. ..
100 kegs nails, assorted Sizes
45O boxes glass, ~ do
$4,000 lights sahs, $3.50. do
30 coils manila rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large Sizes
5000 # best leather betting, all widths,
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shovcls aud spades,
6 casks LOG chains,
$500 lbs carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
% mousc-holc anvik, .a..
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with cvr.y variety Of platform and
counter scales, carpenter. hjacksmlth's and
cooper's tools; house-luilding and shelf hard
ware, &C.. &C. We have the larges, aud best
selected stock of goods in Iowa, and are bound
to sell ut the lowest rates. Cali and SEE il we
are not in earnest. No. 2. Union Block,
n33-td Muse tine. Iowa.
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TAILORING.

n. YARD. J. S. EDWARDS
THE shove husin.ss will he csrsiri on in all
/ - branches in the room formerly occupied
~ tho Cedar Democrat. ever the post office. We
invite the citizenS ot Upton and the country
around. 10 call anl try u. saa see IL se can't
FIT. make and picase. We warrant all aar Tors.
and do ii tn order. IN the latest New York si.le.
Recollect that one coat Ee.i made to order =
worth two made for eastern merchandise. We
will do cutting the shortest notice. Prices res
sonabl.. We viii take most kinds ~ pro!nn e.
snd ~osd in particular. fol our work.
Upton, June 9th ISIS. 2jms
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Mercantile Colleges.
LOCATED:
Davenport Ey.a, ~ W. Cor. 18th and BRADY St'
P.sr,s. NJ. IS snS Is EsAa STREE
rIgsCTuRs:
M t'ur,i.s. E,a William Alien. Esq
Levi, Howell. FAD Hon John Cook.
Vim |, Gregg. Esq Jno iillou, Ess
4 p Ba,t,e,f Esq Juo l. Coffin, Esc
li.nr, No,tc. Esq Vim Clark, Erq
Tho I. Nam. Esq chas r Putnam. Esq
Jos C.r.e. II pri,e, Esq
FACULTY:
p,os,,c,. Of Boot. K.eprug and Collateral Branch.
e. aud L,ctusrs on tie Hc.sne II Aceo""fs:
DAVIS. 5 5 Triton.
IN ,niDsaTu u nonGE:
wTDCER, Nkhpf.Ah1"''
rror,.,cr. Of prart,eat cna Ornamental F,nma"-
.hin. end Lecture on Da1iasss Ca.toms ana TOR
rsspo.d>ses:
n GxirF,ru, T W nAviA 3 Upton.
L,e.ar,r. .. Mercantile Las. Rai,r,sdinx ssd Ma
ri.e LaE:
CnasC Ronsxv. r DAVIDSON.
yxo y DuLoS, CHAs PUTNAM,
L.e..rrs on Baak:ax EIehInSs and Finance:
uAkHY LAspHR JNo Coos.
L.,tsr.r. IN Political History ana Commercial
Geography:
Hs~Ry 4 Ars-ik, VIZ CiARx.
S,.ejai Lecture. viii be drii,erea ocrasiondiiy bv
Gentlemen IF kno.e. celebrity. literary and ses'
.ai;6r subjects, maicl vii BE- free Ia the puti'o.
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l.. q r A D. LIE Y ,

Wholesale and Retail dealer in
PAINTS. OILs, WINDOW GLASS,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.
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For paIe by G. BAGIET, at his Drug Store III
Upton.
T57pr Mor.e's Indian Root PILLS sold ~ all deal
in Medicines.
Ageats wanted in "sery town. village and hamlet in
the land. Parties desiring the agency viii address ~
above fur terms
Price - per box. Ave boxes will he sent
cst 81 81. postage paid. 2asl
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TERMH-Payab:e on Entering.

Any further information will be given with
pleasure On application tthc College or BY send
,as for crculsr, which will lie furnished gratglt-
oa-iy by return mail, Address
DAVIS 4 TIpTOs.
May 29.n2?yl Davenport or Peoria.
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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by proft ,~ioaai nen of Acknowledged
ability aud raj, mt on suhiects intimately conncc-
ted with the in,.ies.x OF the merchant, echanic,
farmer and Others, Viz: Mcrrsntils Law, Railroad
ing and Marine in. Ennaias aud Exchange Po-
iitical fIist0ry Comm ia! Geography, Laws of
NAliuns, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence.
AZ 40
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
from the London Times. ]


Fortune favored the bolduess of the enterprise, and
American astuteness helped us. Lord Egin reached
Nagasak the Sd of August, and found no there
but Japanese undcrlings and some Dutch officials,
who naturally gave him small hopes. Thence he went
staggering through of the tremendous gales thatvex
these SEAS to the wreced harbo of Simoda where the
Americans in power and at this place he for the first
time discovered the workings of the echoes of his
doings the Peiho 1t seems that the Tcn-
sin treaty arranged the American commodore rushed
off to Japan to take advantage of the CONSERVATION
tain to be created by the first Of recent events in the
Peiho 1t was smartly imagined. He found at Simoda
the American consul general just returned from Jeddo
whittier he had been upon sxmonths mission, vainly
importunng for some commercial privileges. The com
modorc Immediately took him board his ponderous
steamer the powhatan, and seered right away for Kama
gawa, station we'll known to the American of
since Commodore perry's time about fifteen miles below
the capital city of Jeddo Terrible stories and fighul
antcpsons had, for tme possessed the minds of
the Japanese Japan like other countries of ancient in
stutions has its conservative and progressive parties
The Prince of Borngo had stood stouy for the ancient
Japanese constitution and foreign competition But
when the American ships of appeared and when the
American version Of the warke operations in China cir
culated strong feeling gained ground in favor of the
progressive party. Prince Berngo retired aud Prince
Bitsu took his place Under the administration
Mr.. Harris the consul general admitted to in
teryew with the Emperor; ports opened and
merca tariffs agreed upon pretty much is set forth in
the statement borrow from the North China Herald
When Lord Egn arrived at Smoda he found Mr. Harris in
high spirits at having completed this treaty and the prece
dent gave him opportunity whereof he sadly stood in