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need We must herebavng recently spoken in terms OF
complaint 10 American friends for sending their sllest
men upon important embassies acknowledge that bir.
Harris acted throughout these transactions with frank
and courtesy worthy Of the representative OF great
friendly power. Mr. Harris acted like who
strong in his knowledge of the interests of his
try Lord Eigin departed for the anchorage be-
low the capital where he found the American and also
thc Russian steamers The ncutras had been quick
scent the game from aar they had against
30 gather not only the spols won by arms but
even the contributions TO he exacted by terror Of
deeds Beyond this anchorage OF Kanagawa rocks,
and whrpools and pers nnumerable, all faithfully de-
posed by japanese pilots Captain Sheard Osborn,
who has the reputation Of being confident and not un
reasonably confident, in his scananshp, believed in
OF these things Steamng over the anchorage, he
held up the bay of Jeddo, and, stimulated BY the
sight of Jeddo city which slowly unrollcd itself la the
northwest angle OF the gulf he pursued his couse, unde-
tered by asu gale of wind until he could cast anchor
within gunshot Of series Of we'll constructed batteries,
which tbe shoals facing portion Of the city
Lord Egins well judged confidence in his captain was
thus rewarded by position which, considering he bad 70
deal With Asatics, insured his success. 1t was bold
move made a timely moment for he could have done
nothing at distance.
Since Mr. Harris obtained his treaty there had been
reaconary movement in Jeddo directed by the ndepen
dent Princes and hereditary mobiles They had ousted
the minister who signed the treaty, and Prince Boringo
ruled again But the app,rton of the British steam
frigates Furious ard Retrbution ntrudng upon
the sacred secuson of the capital spread CONSERVATION
throughout the camp Of the obstructyes. We made no
menaces and used threats but fear there
thing like the pressure of force which not altogether
moral put Upon these gentle Japanese.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. c. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

'INHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public besowng their patron
age that extent that exhibit
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
and on broadway at No 25l Murray street
pc tue CITY Hall This enlargement o. warehouse with
recent extensive enlargement OF their factory will enable the
bers to keep on hand all times larger burglar
PROOF sales than any other establishment the world
@non will be had to constructing safes private
win o'he furniture for tho security OF plate ewey.
Also
VIII keep hand and make kinds money chests
dos and bank vaults Halls powder banks
store doors Joness patent lock and
patent letter lock- without key. ".
S. c. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, and l3e Water street and
No 25l Broadway, corner Murray New York.
y. COYIE CO., Agents
Washington D. c.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
nay Wy Richmond, Virginia.
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DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
FOR THE PUBLIC RlNTGIn pursuance Of the provisions
the provide for executing tho public printing"
&C. 1852 scaled will be received this
Capitol until the hrst Monday 10th day. December
IL O'Clock NJ for furnishing the that required
for tho public printing for the ending the lat day Dece
Der, 1859.
suboned at specifies be
quantity quality and description Of each kind Of that will be
required:
10000 fine printing uncaendered "a by
3S inches TO weigh forty five pounds the 4S0 sheets
CLASS
inches and weigh 6y pounds the OF 4s0
CLAs3.
supcrfne printing hsrdcd and calendered
by 30 inches and weigh eight pounds the
Of 4S0 sheets.
e... CIAs4.
suporno axed and clendered Of uch
required corresponding in weight with
urg 10 by "a nches and weighing twenty pounds OF $50
shoots.
Clash.
200 upcne plate Ccaenored uncolendcred
rcquired 10 by "a nches OF such weight
be required.
the Of the OF non
cotton, all cration with mineral other sub
Stances OF fair whcncss and ques Of twenty
each in bundles of
perfect sheets Uniformity COLOR thickness weight
win be required and bundle exclusive varying
per will bo
gross weight all required Mixing
bundle weight will bo
sidercd u violation Of The
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

fRflT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through be obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
Of Pennsylvania and sixth street Washing
Steam Ferry Boat George Page a the oce OF
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
70 Richmond Danyie nchbug, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Aanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, HUNTSVILLE, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans
BF Direct Continuous Railway Connexions to Memphis
Anordn Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route =. ... ...- @ ...
The George Page leaves the foot Of Seventh street
6s o'clock Alexandria, where passengers take the for
Richmond Charotesy Stanton White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making sure and close connexions TO Memphis,
Baggage wagons and omnbuse leave the oce Pa at
O'Clock, a. m, and 7, p,
'.. JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June 1S-n Washington.
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STATISTICS OF JAPAN.

Japan properly speaking, is a large island empire In
the North Pacific off the coast of China consisting Of an
archipelago comprising three large mountainous and vol
canc islands -Niphon, Kusiu, and Skok- and an i'm
uense number of smaller islands OF these lesser islands
the principal are Sado, Tsousma Awads Tanegasimn,
Yki Yakesima, and Osma, with the groups Okisima,
Gotusima and Koskisim, forming Japan proper; and
the large island Yesso north of Typhon and separated
from it by the strait of Tsugar or Matsmai with the
south half of the island of IaraSr kmfto or Sagalin
and the larger southern Kure islands fOsmng
dependency called the prineipality OF Niatsumae The
Bonin Sma and LewChcw groups also form dcpcnencies
The following summary gives the extent of the Japanese
empire incitding all these dependencies;
Area of Japan proper 400 square miles
Area of dependencies ----------- 43,3l2
Total l3o,ii
Fhe population is varously estimated at from Is 000
OO8 to So 600 0gO the of the two estimates being
perhaps neater the truth s
The principal OF tpore important towns of the empire,
are: -, ef 81.
On Niphon--Yedo Tor Jeddo) Mijako, Tor Kio,) SC.
On Kiusu-Nangasak, Saga, Korkurii, &c. 81 g&
On sikok-Simoda, Kots Takamutsi, &C.
On Yesso-Aokodade, Matsumae, &C.
The interior of the country is unknown to foreigners
but it is represented to be- in many parts sterile
culture being compulsory, and under system of sump
tuary laws long known to exist in Japan,
The natural productions of this vast empire various
and valuable Its mineral riches include gold, silver,
and copper Sulphur and ntre abound coal is found IN
the greatest abundance and precious stones nciudlng
sapphires aaes, JASPER comedians and even danonds
are obtained in different parts of Japan.
The mulberry tree grows in the greatest perfection,
and dispenses food to myrads of silk worms Cloths
sitifs corlage, etc. manufactured from the paper
tree (Kadsi, The varnsh tree (cerusi yields milky
Juice employed in vanishing articles art which has
attained to such perfection in Japan that the English
language has adopted the name of the empire itself to
signify the highest perfection in the art of vanishing
Besides these there numerous other valuable trees
indigenous to japan, among which may be classed the
the camphor tree the fig tree the cypTesstree,
l of which are made subservient to the wants and luxu
es of the Japanese and should commercial intercourse
ever be freely opened with that empire could be made
available in supplying most valuable export staples
Hemp cotton rice and every variety of cereals, some
Of them Astounding with superior farnn are extensively
and successfully cultivated Rice is the principal food
of the natives and that raised In Japan is said to be the
best grown in all Asia. pa #a5gsa
The silks muslins and cotton goods are manufactured
with superior skill Indeed Ia several branches OF hand
icrat the Japanese have rivals This is especially
true as respects their ingenious and elegant carving In
wood, ivory, pearl and fsh-bone
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, d. CO.,
Bankers,


CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available in all the principal cities OF the world As0
u's " "oreats, for use In Europe China &c.
May 2s-emos - -
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will run follows: .
Alexandria T. TO- IL o'clock, M 2 and scock
y m.
Washington at g. o. IL O'Clock M /, s, and O'Clock
.. m.
The THOMAS CoLLYER when the route, win opposite
Fare Is cents.
Whneys connecting with the Page and Collyer win
Capitol o th and Pennsvania avenue
10 time the boats leave Alexandria, ........
June 8--eod-tf RICHARD wAILACH, President.
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On sunday d 80, a. m. only.
The 95 aud s5 trains only WI stop al way stations and Tor An
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Ticket Office, of TH0S. H. PARSONS, Agent, Washington.
w. L, SMITH,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
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II nT THE WEST SOUrIiwESr, AND iiWEsr.-RAITI
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nbWesl and Kansas, &c Time from Washington 10
ynJnuaH rs hours 81. Louis only "a hours
% S Inc grand mountain scenery the road daylight take
MR. the as a M OF o 3d. p m, train from Washington.
persbure ard stations the Northwestern Virginia road
t be 80 D. M train Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
thr A. =,
Troua and checks TO all quarters and
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Velvet tapestry carpctngs, new designs
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Coctn and Canton mulngs
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White, buf, blue, aud preon shade incns
Stair rods, curtain hxturcs, &c.
Having attended HADAN co
pnCe IN New York tho 4h
greater than under ordinary crcum
stances Purchasers respectfully invited
stock. HOOE
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ENXTENSION OF THE NEW BOOK STORE
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs tho
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