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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16

DEAR SiR:-It is with great pleasure
recommend you to the citizens of Norfolk
and vicinity, as a gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either as Piano Forte maker or
Tuner, and it quite certain, that your resi-
denee here, viii be great advantage to the
musical CON muoity generally.
tnlrTs Rasp,c-fnIlv
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-16
Norfolk Male Institute

THE second quarter will commence or
L TUESDAY, Dec. LIST.
I L + NJ
Senior Glass Sic 90
Junior do 80
French, extra co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

DR wHryLER oCuLrsT. ~ BRooMr srREEr LATE
.sS Broadway deyotes be s,,enuSc 20 diseases n
cured. hms speRs &C. removed withouf oVerAicn ON
horr, soA French ARTIFICIAL eycs sale and Inserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01
eRGARs

4 rrFrTroN ~ INVITED TO MY STOCK on HAVANA,
"A dovestc and germsn sessa All the we'd ksown
bs>nde exhibition and ~ prices ~ be-
loo the msxt Cs<A advances made on sscHs In esd u
boad. q. HEnHa NJ Brsadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01
OCCLlsTs AND AUR1sTs.

nHAF PERSONS ARE AGAIN CAUTIONED TO BIZ.
IL of self styled aurss whose nly OBJECT high
esi smstlon gain whose only recon end,son glarng
advertisement compound Of ignorance. preensiOn and
fssehocd DR. HARLEY - The only scknowelged aurst
In United states and bis institution foe the exclusive ani
successful treatment u seo Of the stands pre-
nent In advance Of sny sihfQn America Europe - ~
Marx. place Consultsu0f eash morning. from ? 70 I
selock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

UyHcLnALr uApUYACroRy ov LADIES AMI
nns s.1 sr..lsss "a -. sAsc, IL vS. ssSLt g. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

II IRsCHMANN's FIYTYYIFTH REGIMENT BAND
III ADOLPH BTReTHAAfN. 0orr erly leader and con-
dnctor Of the second band bess leave Inform
his rien1s and patrons well public In
general that he musical department of The Fy 6h Reg
ment better Known - Guard Lafayette" has been
"Hrscbmsnn's Firy .df,h Regiment Band" Tn. under
signed allows himself the time he
liberal patronage bestowed him by the public re
oommen6s HIS band for parAdes bAls sereasdes &c. All
osders viii be punctualiy attended 70 AIR -CHIANN
Leader and Conductor Ct kidrsdge street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

A FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANO. MADE ny ONE
n Of the best city makers nearly with
will be sold bargain hire with privilege
Of buying Can be a IS Grand street Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
l,,yRKMEN,s FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
The books for subscription Vac capital stock ~ Dc
rtensn's Fund insurance Company open a ths
No ITO Brvadvss. bssemest of The Neopotss Bas
DAVID xrLIIKsS,
YRANKiiN nj DEiANo.
CHARLES NcDOuaALL.
JOHN g HkNDFReoN }Com UssionsrA
PnffR n. THUS
JCgryH n vAnNuM IN.
HrHeg ~ GRAHAM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

A ROUND CoRNERFD, POWERFUL TONED SEVEN
n octave rosewood psnofore for sale Of the
perb instruments IN the United States finished hrou
style of rarely 20 be found and DO
full rich and sweet which be tested plate and front
richly set with real pearl and solid pearl made
Of he celebrated city makers and for
years Cost 800 price yZT0 cash. Will be packed aud
shipped required In the best This Ia a decided
BARI Can be nigh. day l78 Yves, fifteenth
street.; Two doors east Of Eignh av0due.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

CoiOxor a BART
~ Are opening IN their store,
No N2 Broadway,
Between Frsuknn an White
CURTAIN MATERIALS Ann TrRkTTTrRF GOV ERryas
Comprising The choicest styles Of
Hsiin De lsine~, Lace and muslin curtains,
br0sslels Drapery muslin, tariaans
nsmssfs Cofnices, bands and pins,
Also a splendid stock o.
PAINTED AND COLD WINDOW SHADES
OF thsr manufacture
Cosiaining every variety. and will be offered al
Prices " suit the
THKTR PAPER HAFgIvGs DEPARTMENT
decornuve. q the mos celsbrrted
French sDd Ams~fcsn mensfa s'ure
Suitable for parlors diniGg rooms hAlls &C
All orders for psperng private dwellings public build
mxs VII he proply exec-ted IN The superior Style
best t~ftmen empkecd
Wholesale and retail
Aiihe lowest prices and On The mo-, favorable terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

An ELEGANT AND ELABoRATEI.y FINISHED roUa
a round ccrnered octave rosewood pisnoorie for sale.
superb carved legs magnificent solid pearl
and fully warranted overrrung bass powerful rich
finished al round with triple carvings without bem
kh and Of the most superb drawing room psnofores
offered for sale cost $3.50 and Il worthy OF notice
1895. viii be made object for cash Can be trarnned
and fully tested 67s Sixth Forc'h street,
or three days, from al r. NJ will be boxed for shipping
flaaLr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

AZ GREAT BARG AIN-AT NO 20 WASHINGTON
"A street Front Brooklyn Fulton Csiharne
ferries. Oh rosewood octave pisnoorte finished in
nhcence, such double round elegant
carved l-gs beautiful triple carvings full rich tone,
pert psrlor piano. made TO order with
n short time. sold consequence removing Orgi-
cost $50 price Sa60. Apply as above day evening
object offered TO cash buyers This is bargain for
hOuy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL l. 1853


DROOKLYN.-FOR sALE. AN ENGLISH SHADES
ID public house. doing good busnea Satisfactory reason
given for Ihs sals apply to WIN. THOMPSON Isl Fulton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
Railroad Cars,

An exchange very justly remarks:-There
have been, very properly, cleties for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals; but why
have we no society for the prevention OF cruel
ty 10 human beings, especially 10y the makers
and buyers of railroad carr? We DEFY per
verse ingenuity to concoct more unhealthy.
uncom portable, ili-Adapted conTvance than
the ordinary passenger car IN use Oh the rali-
roads, especially for Winter service. With
it's doors carefully closed its stove kighly
charged it's windows frozen tight, and it, tw o
little hun bug ventilstUrs ct the top equal to
the duty of supplying tie lungs OF one cod
fish, its equal in abomnation cannot be con-
jured up. With the upper half IF It's atnos'
phere hot az an oven, Its floor Is usually
freezing cold; and the passenger who can
make his way to the stove Is doomed to burn
his face, his knees, his shins. without sue
ce"ding, for even one hour per day, In thaw'
ing his feet beyond the point OF cndurable
sgony. How is il that we bear this murder
Gus impo-ition so tamely? What right have
Railroad G mpanips to torture and slaugb bier
US 50 recklessly The first Legislature that
passes On act compelling all railroads to ver-
tilste their passenger cars aLundantly, so that
their upper atmosphere cannot be overheated
while covering their floors with mats, or
straw, or rushes, or anything else that will
keep the feet reasonably warm, shall be CRATE
fully commended in these columns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
The ad.den Purchase.

From letter publish Ell in the Pacific Sen
tinel, dated nj Tucson, We extract the follow
ing: Tucson cont lins about two thousand IN
haLitants; Of them. one half are poems,
~ the Mexican custom still prevails -
They have about two thousand acres under
cultivation, on which they raise GRIP Ct
wheat annually, ard have done this on The
same land for eighty year,, and IT produces
gor d croys. They use MeS'c'n implements
altogether. Corn cells at Fort Buchanan,
eighty miles distant for five cents per pourd,
and here at three TIL. country Is undoubt-
edly rich in mineral wealth. Purlllu's mines,
Sonora mining company, are lnexhaustble tn
ore. Mexican miners here regard 1t az an
extraordinary mine. From what can learn
and see | am convinced that this is enc ot the
richest mineral SECTIONS Of North America.
IL is NOT strange that it is not developed
when We eon.ijer how long the wealth OF Cal
ifornia Ia, sleeping under Spanish posses:
sion. Tue Apache. have harras-ed the troll
tiers for one hundred years, and are, per-
haps, az bad rs ever, but have faith in be-
licylug that they will sron be cleared out
Although this is fine stock country, yet
there is but little mere, in Consequence Of the
Aforesaid Individuals aPprOpriadog them to
their own use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
View or Philadelphia.

DR.. Mickay has given in his "Iran>l'a,
tic Sketches. an opinion upon the appear.r.
of Philadelphia, which does not at ali p...
the press Of that city. Here 1t l.:
"Philadelphia, the second city OF the IT,
with a population OF 100000 souls, is Gel"
er attractive nor imposing. 1t stands ulr
n level with the waters Of the Delaware,
does not contain within Its whole buuritre
An eminence oue-thrd the height Of Lui!i.
Hill. Ii contains n very large numti
churches and chapels, but none Of them b..
distinguished By architectural beau.g
dome, tower or spire. The whole place i
formal, mean, precise and unattrac'ige, a.'
ing no impression upon the mind Of tbeur
eler but that Of a weary sHmcness AMI pos
king rectanguIarly. Except in Ch.'rc'
street, (,he centre Of business, and VAN.
street, THE fashionable quarter all NJ
streets, OF the city are bu 1t Oh the same mods.
The same thir1.rate hOuses-ot the EIud H1.-
toe Englishman sees in Birmingham 81.
Manchestcr--seem 10 rise on every ,Iie, D..
of one color and of one SHAPE; all with grss-
Venetian blinds on the upper, and with VII.
blinds on the lower stories; all equally FfG
dull and respectable The foo. paSemeE'.h
Of the same color as the houses, neither ia.
nor red, but mixture OF both"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
A Fortunate Man.

1t wa. recently noticed that the great
"IIoumas" plantation, near DonnId,vllle,
La, had been sold to Mr.. Burnside, of New
O;eans. for $1,000 600. TIE Uuion, Mon
roe crurty. (V".) Democrat says:
"Mr. Burnside is q member CT the great
dry goods house of J Burnside q Co, aid
was formerly merchant in this place. AZ
ter his arrival in this country from Ireland,
he was first employed by uran by tie name
of Robert Wiley, mercha"t then In I'm
castle, Va, as a store boy" lie honestly
served his time in that capacity, ard then
came to Union to clerk for Col. Andrew
b .irEe, which he did for several years and
then beca lie partner in the concern, ami
made one OF the most popular, entetpii log
and substantial merchants this county and
community ever were blessed with. Alter
the expiration of five years Re went to New
Orleans. where he and Col. Beirue engaged
AZ pariners, in a Wholesale commercial rs-
tablishmctt. which has resulted in enabiing
him 10 purchase the most desirable and ez-
,ersise property Of the kind, in the | tied
States. so much for early tutoring, business
tact, and uDtiring application to business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
Tho Yri.sHri Treaty.

We find the following 10 the Ne" u
Times giving intelligence from Nlcar'ra'
"The treaty concluded at Washlns' % 't
tween the minister Of Nicaragua aud ~.
tary Cass, in November last. has teen Fa'.'..
nv this government. The ratification y"
be accompanied, however, with In'truc =
T. the minister to endeayor to procure ID 81.
fcations and explorations in many par I.
lars in supplemental articles. TIE tisl''
WAS some weeks under consideration 10 70.
assembly, and the fOsl determnan .
make an unconditional ratification a''
probably FASTENED by the late news u
the United State. Of new attemrts 20 -
part Of Walker. Senior YrisurrI- letter
touching the probability Of a new lnSa'I.o .
fllibusters, have much alarmed TIE &c
and government CT the State. 1t IL lsc'.-
to appoint commlssiopers to the pn'-f
foreign powers, with view to arrest VIZ.
apprehendcd to be the pending suJVeT'i.h .
the State.
The steamer took on board Mt San JOB
del Sur fur passengers, one OF whom, &
passenger, is the bearer TO WashrDgi,n ~
YTissarri treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
From Utah.

The Mormon Legislature met at Salt Lake
CITY, on December 18th. The Council or
gained by tho choice If Heber c. kimball
az President, ard the House OF Represents
tives elected John Taylor Speaker On tho
18th. Brigham Young sent in message
After abiding to the eordltion of the Terri
tory as regards agriculture, the mechanic
arts, mining. education, the policy pursued
towards the indians and the mail contract,
he discusses the difficulties of the Saints
with the Gen;iles Having received no Off
cal notification Of the intention of the gov
ernment to supersede him in the gubernato
rial office, nor Of the dispatch Of troops to
Utah, Young affects t. regard the army at
Frrt Bridger aud the civil authorities there
as An organized mob, against which he ha'
already fulplnated proclamation To dis
perse This proclamation the army Tor
"nob" as be calls it, refused to obey. lie
then odds:
"Under these circumstances | RESP ectiu'ly
suggest that you take such measures as yaur
enlightened Judgment may dictate, to insure
pub.ic tranquil y, AMI protect preserve aud
perpetuate inviolate those inalienable consti-
tutianal rights which have descended to US
rlc0 legacy lrOul OUT lOTel"lucis'
The Legislature thereupon passed resou-
tons eIpr sing their entire confidence IN
Brigham Young, and their determination To
sustain him in the rebellion. Is aisD passed
law attaching Green county to Salt Lake
county. with the view, probably, OF nuiiity-
ing some of the proceedings OF the United
States Court which had opened there by
Judge Etkels.
IL is supposed Judge Eckcls' court W Il
indict every member Of the Mormon L"gisI"-
ture who voted to sustain Y ung. They had
been reconVcned specially Tor the purpose on
the ith Jan.
Christmas and New Years Day have been
celebrated by the Army with rs much gayety
as if they were in cosy environments iCstead
of under canvass roofs The mornings were
devoted to the discharge Of holiday courte-
sizes, by calls upon all the ladies Of the prlu-
cipal civil and military officers. On Chrls-
mas eve the non commissioned officers of
the 5,h nfantry uuited to give ball, and
New Years eve was celebrated 10y the mob
commissioned off :ers OF the l0th in the sano
manuer The ballroom ut the latter was
constructed from five large hospital tents,
and was decorated in good taste with hags
aud bunting. Az midnight The regimental
baud4 made a tour through the CIVILIAN set
tement aud the camp, serenad'og CD Jnht-
ston, Col. Waite, CJl. Alexander, u vernon
Cumming, Judge + kels, and all tue ladies
who accompany the army. The utmost good
order prevailed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
Extraordinary Suicide.

From the California papers we learn that
Adolph F. Branda, native of Norfolk, Va,
and employed as q Confidential clerk by the
house of Macondray L Co, Of San Francis
co. committed suicide Oh the 10th Of Jsnua-
~. lie hired a horse, welt t. the Lone
Mountain Cemetery, wrote letter, directed
it to Mr.. MacoLdray, placed 1t together vita
o ten dollar piece in a handkerchief, and
tied the bundle TO the born If the sadd'e.-
He then turned the horse loose and 1t re-
turned to the stable in t1e city, where the
bundle was opened, the letter found and sept
to MacCndray. In it he confessed he had
wrouged his employers by embez1lIng the
funds and avGwed his iner ton 10 commit
suicide. IIis body was afterwards found In
tue Cemetery. BY his sile was found a
small vial, continuing about four grains OF
rychuine, and scat red on the ground were
scraps of paper tore from memorandum
book. Ga these pieces Ot Paper the decea-
sed wrote d. 10 A!ei sentences with pencil!
expressive of his feelings and the thoughts
uUpernUst in his mini after swal owing the
deadly subs,ancc The character Of his
hand writing a. the time pa~sei Gnd as the
pois n operated on the system grew more
tTemulOus and iud:stInct. Both 81 les OF the
paper are written on, except the last scrap,
which contains only these words. Il am
dy"- probably put there at the moment de-
ceased Tell Into the fl ST paroxySm. The sad
fate of Branda presents one OF the most SIN
gullr cases of suicide on record.
o. the first piece of paper deceased WRIT:
Yet the thoughts of my poor mother keep
my heart wa. u, or rather hot, for feel
am her Murderer. Cola help me.
ii slowly time passes; 1T eeems to me
nearly halt an hour since | took the fatal
dose, yet do not suffer. How chilly it Is :.
| feel stiff from tie cold"
Numner two
ut is fearful to die thus alone-t1 look
around, see the hills, hear the roar OF the
ocean. See your iel!ow-beings moving IN
the distance, YET die alone.
"Just after my third dose q man passed
and told his friend | was crazy. Grd for
give me. hope am. What terrible SUE
pense this ratjng Tor death"
Number ;hree -
For sciencc-half OF the bottle have
taken, four doses Of the starch-lt intervals
Of about three minus, yet d. not suffer.
feel nervous, but viii note the time OF the
lack Of this"
- think it has been fifteen minutes
since | took the first. am cold and chilly.
May some good result from my death"
Ga the fourth piece the writing Is without
any order The words are spread irregular
" over the paper l-ngthwise and diAgonaliy.
They are as foil -:
FULLY half an hour. am dying. God
help me. A. T. B "
Number fse: II AN dy-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
EroMIh OF The EniIi.

Some interesting facts are stated IN the
journals OF medicine in regard to the increase
u nails and hair in man. From the state
meut. @aas, it apl ears that he growth o. the
paia ia more rapid 10 e6i!dTfn than IN adults,
al d slow EFT 10 the aged II goes Oh ~ose
promptly in summer than in y inter, go 'hat
he ,ime nal gbich is renewed 10 one hun
dred aid thirty Two days IN rintcf, requires
only one hundred aud sixteen in summer
fac, dapending on the wis 7tsls, which
seems 10 be pfop5Tiianed toit. The increase
of nails OF the right hand is more rsp,I thGn
Of the left. 1t differs, also, Tor the different
Eneess, aad ~ correspondence WIKI the
length Of the finge.=-being p0re rapid Tor
the middle finger, nearly equal r the tTo
sither side Of this, SLOWER for the little hnser,
and slo.est fof the thUmb. The grow n Of
the hair is well kL9wn to be much accpiera'
ted by fro suent cutting ltiorms more rapid,
ly by day than at night, and in hot seasons
than 10 cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
Not Uuderstood.

A few gears ago, an eloquent and learned
doctor of divinity. now deceased, was preach.
ing in a downtown church. IN the city OF
New York, (where the poor were kindly al
lowed to occupy some Of the back Seats;) his
sermon vas well studied, carefully written,
and delivered in good style. The doctor had
oc,asion many times. IN the delivery OF h'S
excellent discourse, T. speak oil the p,ot"-
MARTYR. Ahar the sermon, an ca LADY
catered the yestryroom, end thus addressed
,ho nraacber: "Doctor. that was good ser
man. but one part did not un ier*tand. You
smoke many times Of the pro to martyr; noT
who was the pro to maI;yr?' The doctor
y bo Vas noted for his c0nde'oension, gra-
ci ,uAy enlightened the da5ksne o1,,. ooGe y
standing ot tie poor old lady, telling her
protomar,yr was the sTss 'partyr 10 The The
Christian church. Then" sa'd me OLD
lady, "psy did you not say so, doctor -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
DiAchaIRed,

VIZ. Foster, who vas arrested two weeks
since under suspicion Of connection with a
nlct for the assassination Of Gen Calhoun,
and also Of being the Samuel Meredith who
was charged with a murder IN Tennessee
Was brought out of jail. for hearirg teiore
Justice pJnn, on Saturday night. The H.
cora had sent to Tennessee for evidence but
had received no snsSer' ihe prosecuting
r;,pess in the other case d'd DOT appear
sssiu., hin. and the justice decided thst
sHs;cieat ti,no bad teen given ior the CO.
lection of ev:deuce, ara it not being obtained
il was his dut5 to dismiss the prisoner lie
Was Immediately set at liberty -Vash. Sfer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
The HaaI WINNER.

The records kept at the Pennsylvania Hos
n;tal show that this has been the nlldest "in'
ter koown for sixty nine years. Ine records
do not reach beyond this period. lf'ney DID
,ho, MIN, .bns that there has been nOsuch
weather since William Penn settled the CO..,
ony in 1852. My not a believer 10 speei'l
ProyiGspces be allowed 10 think that lie WOO
directs tae ues,her has been pleased TO bless
us with this extraordinary temperature 10
n;tv to the millions who RGst kqFe suffered
sen,a,y 10 these times. under the rlgofs OF 30
ord;pary Sinte,? Should not such faith
inspire profound gratitude t. bensh'en'
FstheIl-Erehdngs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
Railroad Clearinghouse IN New Yo,L


A bill is before the New York Lasisa,.,.
to establish n railroad clearing house in III.
civ of New York. The following Is an Al.
stract of its provisions:
The salary of the superintendent to be>i
600. and the ief clerk 3 900. The eyge,
SEES to be paid by assessments On rai.r,.
companies. QIurterly aud anuHrIropar.,
be made t. the Governor OF the STATE. T..
whole history OF the financial condition
every railroad in the STATE to be t.ei at'hs
clearing. house, aud sworn To by the prs.II.
and cashier of each road; als1, COPE. Ji,rtr
fer books, and the superintendent 10 laS.
liberty 10 examine all transfer books ar o..
pleasure. No stock certificate TO be ueg1,s.
Bile until surrended to the supernteu!sw
who shall register and cancel II, sai l..a.
IS new certificate. Provides that no Or ~
shall be used except for the one oc't..,
for which it is gwen. NJ railroad it.e'
employee to BE directly Or indirectly ln'a.e..
ted in any railroad contract under lepr.'g
misdemeanor. Imposes u tax Of ;jN
quarterly oa all companies known uE..ar
or allow the violation OF the law PuS
that all roads Of other States keepIn- r4r,i.
books in New York city, evading the aE
shall be SUI ject to similar tax Imi 'a'h
quarter mill tax on every 500 stock. o..
bonds Of railroads ont OF tue State, that serr
no transfer agent in New York city, sy.! !.
the bro kers' board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
pescctui Policy.

When Commodore Perry went TO Japan
it WAS contcnded that he could d. no good
unless be used force to make the japanese
receive him, and even now Commissioner
Reed ls riicuIcd by some OF the newspapers
for not i,iring in the gar against China
Com Perry, instead of sending the } japanese
shells anC cannon balls t. shoY his tender
regard for them, sent the Emperr model
of IccDmCt've and magnetic telegraph
The Emperor was 80 much pleased with bis
present that he has sent his nephew to the
United States nov on hi. wayl to learn
something mrre of the nation which Uses
such IMPROVEMENTS. II show Of triendli'
ness Tor the japanese can break down lts ex-
cIusiveness SO far, what may not similar
respect fIr the rights OF the Chinese effect 10
removing ils opposition to fOreigners'