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PERSONAL,

80, Longfellow is at Nahant, putting the en-
ishing touches to " Miles Standish's Court
ship.n
-. correspondence from Spain mentions the
death, at Malaga, of NJ. Poi:eyin, the celebrated
French aeronaut.
-...SiT Colin Campbell is gazetted TO the Deer.
age as Baron Clyde Of Clydesdale, and Sir John
Lawrence is created BaTonet.
-. Rev; Thomas M'Evoy, Pastor Of 81. Ma
Iy's (Catholc) church, X ochester, died on satur.
day evening, in New York.
80. Louisa Pyne, the English opera singer.
has made fortune Of not far from one hundred
thousand dollars In three years.
-. Chief Justice c. Pinctney Smith has been
selected by the bar Of Jackson, Miss, to pro-
nounce eulogy on Gen. Quitman.
-. Henry Wallack, who is now In England.
will return TO Boston In season to reassuIne his
position as MIR. Barrow's stage manager
-. The late Prince Joseph Dietrichstfn has
oequeathed property. valued at a million sterling
to be equally divided between his four daugh ters
-. GENERAL Paez, of Venezuela; Mai. Merrill
Capt Donelson, and a number of other militia ~
Newport. 'i0u'e in
Phiadelphia Press, says that the original 81 WI,
kins Mlcawber, In David CopperreId ), W..
Dickens own father. was
-: The Bolton (Texas) independent say. tina,
Martin koszta, instead of having recentIy A.
in INDECENT circumstances in GuatemaIs - nn,.
living in Medine county, and well or
-. On Monday evening Mr.. Edwin Booth
made his hrst appearance at the Holiday stree
Theatre, Baltimore, this season, in Richelieu, to
crowded house, and was very cordially and en-
Enthusiastically received.
-. II Is said that Major lizard, of Mississippi
and Francis Duffdu, Of Texas, are the only men
len Of Gen. Quitman's company Of volunteers
who went to Texas to assist her In her struggle,
against Mexico In 1896.
The announcement of the successful LAYING
prime Atlantic cable was made to Queen Vicforis
whist sne was Lonis Napoleon's guest at a ban.
quet on board the French war ship Bretagne. IN
the harbor Of cherbourg. ~
NJ: J. H. Wise, nephew Of the Governor Of
,sina, ana paIy OF san Francisco capital
new town on the "Fitzhugh claim tract a,
$50 acres Of land lying between Whatcom and
sehome, near the r razer river gold mines
We learn from the Davenport Nev. NJ ~.
e Hth inst, that the Rev. Mr.. Pelamorgues. whc
"a been appointed Bishop Of 81. Paul, and who
went to Rome recently to procure the acce ptancs
o. his resignation Of the ONCE, has been success.
jul me Pope having accepted Of his deelination
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DErAcHED.-Orders have been sent from the
Navy Department detachipg the officers of the
San Jacinto and granting them three months
leave of absence. d. - a 4
APPOINTED. Major chas. J. Helm, Of Ken
lucky, late Consul at 81. Thomas, has been ap-
pointed Consul General at Havana.
PAYING Orr.z-lt will require see, 600 to pay
of the crew of the Niagara at New York to-
day.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about z o'clock:
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III The Convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of the Western Diocese of New York
held at Rochester last week, passed a series Of
resolutions relating to the successful laying Of
The Atlantic Cable. A motion was also carried
difeefing the Bishop, in behalf Of the Conven-
ton, to send message Of congratulation to the
Archbishop Of Canterbury.
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IL In Boston, on Tuesday, DR.. d. r. Brown
was held to bail in s5,OOO, for examination on
Wednesday next, on charge Of manslaughter,
in causing the death Of girl by abortion, as
mentioned in the Star Of yesterday.
Phillip Ulmer, uncle Of the girl who died from
the abortion produced by Dr. Brown, was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon at Lawrence, by the Boy-
ton police. He is believed to be the seducer
The girls name was Susan A. Webster. The
affair creates great excitement
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PhESS.
The Inteltigeneer notices the rumors pub
lished in New York that it is for sale, to say
that
oTbe National IafsHigeaesr was never, In any
previous year Of its existence, In more prosperous
condition That IL Is not for sale that II has not
been offered for sale nor has anybody proposed
to buy IT, or made any overtures for its purchase
and that when the time shall, In the course Of
nature, come for Its passing into other hands, care
will be taken for its passing into such as will
steadfastly uphold the principles which IL has
ever unswervingly maintained -
The Irteltigeneer then proceeds to give its
idea of "what are the true aims of journal
ISM
The Union, after remarking that it has never
participated in the fears some have entertained
of an Abolition triumph in 1860 over the Democ-
racy and the Constitution, says that the events
have shown the groundlessness Of such forbod-
ings, and proved that the Administration of Mr.
Buchanan, 50 far from making the close of
constitutional and prosperous Federal Union,
will be signslized as the era Of q cessation Of
sectional strife, and the re-establishment of the
Government upon q firm, constitutional, ma
tional basis.
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TO PHYsIcrANsANp THE PUBLIC GEN

]. MOOR e. DFu1est and Pbarmaoeutist, No.
lIS pennsylvania avenue. vest end, 10 nov-p
and Ghemlcels. He h. . snpply Of the differ w
emf hypoPnosPItes and the Compound Sirsp ~
OF Phospffes, and all new articles of any merit.
Al'o,a supply OF TIdsn Cas- Medicinal tx
Mr.. Moore gives has constant attention To the dis
pensine Of Ply scians prsscriptsons using nothing
bat articles Of the unrest and freshest quality and
he hopes BY renewed exertlora 90 continue TO merit
the confidence Of the med cal profession and the pub
Inc generHlh.
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III At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the U. 8.
steam frigate Niagara continues to be great at
traction, and is daily visited by crowds. Her
seamen are doing good business in selling small
pieces Of cable at fifty cents an inch.
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IL They are building at Green Bay, In Wis
consin, ship Of 500 tons burthen, OF the native
timber, and, when completed, will be loaded
with cargo Of lumber for ship building, and
taken direct for Liverpool The vessel is ready
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-26

IL The Lord Mayor of Dublin intends to give
a banquet on the hrst of September to the prin-
cipal ofhciais connected with the laying Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Cable. The Lord Lieuten-
ant will attend the banquet.
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IL The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the I'd,
has arrived at st. Louis. War with the Navajoe
Indians was considered inevitable. They had
even invited the troops to fght. Business at San
ta Fe was very brisk. There had been abund-
ant rain throughout the country, sna the crops
were yery fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-26

The PUBLIC DEsI.-The following figures,
taken from the PhiladelPbia Inquirer, show the
amount Of the National Liabilities at different
periods, since the foundation of the Federal Con
stitution:
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A CHANaE.-A change in the Chiefsbip of
the bureau Of provisions and clothing of the
Navy Department will be made during the
coming month. The candidates are Pursers
Slamm, Harris and Rittsnhouse. e1 $50
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ERANKLIN ACADEMY,
II ST. between 18th and nth 4

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Term commences September 9Th. Number lin
signed to prepare pupils thoroughly for business or
college.
The Principal can be seen at the Academy any
time after the LIST proximo. Circulars at Book
stores. X. b. DIETRICH. A. NJ,
au 26- eolm Prlncpal.
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w Corner Of l7fh aud streets, Washinstox.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.


Department of Mathematics under the control Of
SlLAS l.. LOOMS, A. nj number under no or
cnmstances TO exceed twenty -four. =.
CONTROL OF A. GEORGE WILKINSON, A. B.:
number under no oircu mstances to exceed sixteen.
ysSs ces.. 18th
payment October LIST. I'd commences November
18th, closes January Sist; pay ment December lat.
ment February LIST. 4th commences April 18th.
closes June Soth; payment May LIST.
TUITION PER TERM:
S Ssmof Ssss. ..-.-....----.-....-.-.SS 90
Each pupil must be furnished with slippers for
texclusiveb use in the sehooi-room.
sSd re.d T..
eonyenleat and suitable for school purposes as could
The patronage Of those who wish their sons care
fully educated by experienced teachers is respect
PATRONS Is5s-'sl'--'s.
Archibald Campbell Com. " w. Boundary.
Robert ). Chew, State Department
Charles Albert, ESQ. Judge Advocate.
John M Barclay. Clerk HoG.e of Reptives.
Albert Grsen eaf, Clerk Navy Agents. Once.
c eSan 0 kss, R Ssss 6esaftmen..
Lieut. Gtlie, u. 8. Navy.
Charles SIoussa, Esq.
Jos. G Pearson, Esq.
Rev. 2. p. Nil. ID, ID.
Hon. Jesse ID. Bright.
Hon. A. V. Brown, Postmaster General.
Maj N; NJ. Clark. u: 8: Army.
CAT, n MN F. Mary u g Nay: supt Nat. obsry
Capt. Duncan Ingrshsm, U. 8. Navy.
Capt NJ G. Meigs, Y. =. A., Supt. Public Buildings
5. "; Middleton. DEPUTY cIeff u. s. Sup. Court.
Il; L. Cnilds, Post Office Department.
SoT. RoSsl, E.S;, IT, Common Ss1 Council.
NJ M. Mcleod, Treasury Department.
N-a--es w a-Iacn, Esa. gu 20 colin
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WALL, STEPHENS & co,
w No 80 Penn, ArsnHs.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READYMADE
CLOTHING,
For School dai Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing To furnish their
children ard wards with School and College Outfits
iOr the coming season, invited To examine Our
present lar ge NJ q extensive variety of
BOY = Gao HING.
where they fit out their children of all sizes in
q few minutes, with every description Of READY
MADE GAkMENTs OF substantial and durable qualify
at very moderate prices.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO,
au 25tf No. 50 Pa av, bef 9Th and 10th SITS.
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NC ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
iI3 HousekeepeTs breaking up are respectfully
informed that We are at all times prepared to bu,
their entire stock of household effects I'm large or
small quantities. for cash.
BONTZ 4 COOMBS,
au 6-2m No. $50 It'll ST., bet. I and k.
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The SECRETARY OF SrArE.-It is thought
that General Cass will return from his trip to
stonington, Come cticut, this week, and will
probably be at his post in the State Depart
ment as early a. on Monday next
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MRS. T.. BARTLETT WILL RESUME THE
lNl duties of her School on Monday, Sc ptember
6th 1885, at No. AZ street, between 18th and l2h
au 2S- eO2ts
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOME OF
Nl WASHINGTON.-rhe steam -
er THOMAS COl;LlER runs reg EkAk
Mount Vernon and the tomb OF washington leayin,
the wharf, at the foot of 7th street, at 81 a. m re-
turning about ~ .. ~. Fare o.. Ulsn
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PARLoR COMPANIONS for heating two u
or more rooms, guaranteed to be superior TO 20
any other Stove of the kind ever offered to
the public Round or square NANTES httedSE
WITHOUT dnculty: SHELLEY q GUY,
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step 10 secure opposluon votes Tor the public
printing of which Douglas was not cognizant-
which he did not advise, or to which be did not
consent. This is a little point in the hitherto
unwritten history Of public affairs of no small
interest just now.
Another such point is the fact that on making
up his mind to take his stand against the De.
mocracy Of Congress and the National Admin.
istration, he endeavored to obtain control of
the Union newspaper by purchase-to buy ID
out of the interest Of the Democratic party
Had he succeeded in that move, be would have
given the Democratic party far more trouble
than he has been able to give them. Indeed,
success in 1t might have secured a complete tri-
umph for his backers-Messrs. Seward, Wade,
wilson, Hale, Giddings, ct a., in the great
Congressional struggle of the last session. He,
however, failed; and the Union, true to the
interests OF the party, undertook its defence
against his assaults-tsrdily indeed. but effec.
lively, now that it has set about the work in
right down earnest. His (Douglas's) personal
abuse Of Wendell is simply the result of bis
failure to be able to use him against the De.
mocracy.
"sPscTAroR" IN NEW YoRk-TsE FAsH.
IONS OF TIE CrY-Irs HORSE RAILROADS
The SAILING or THE FIRST STEAMSHIP OF rHE
WHITE d SrEBBINs' NICARAGUA LINE
(Corrssposdsnee Of The Star
NEW Yonk, Aug. IS, 1858.
Since my last have been cruising around con-
siderably and have had q pretty fair opportunity
for seeing the fashions. Their name is legion.
They have fashion here for everything, many
OF which Look and sound Just about a. ridiculous
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322 PA AVENUE. 800
Travellers in want OF TRUNKS should not fail to
writ our extensive SALE sroom OCCUPY ing erv~
the entire basement floor, where they viii EM1H
lind every description of hne and medium WILL
quality SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESS
and PACKING TRUNKS. HAT BOXES, VA
LfSES, CARPET BAGS. SATCHELS, q O., that
may be required, at cheap and moderate prices.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 co,
80 Pennsy lvanla avenue,
an % II between 9th and 10th streets
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"ARX'S PERSIAN INSECT POW DER, for
WI destroy ing all kinds small insects, such as
Ants, Bed6pgs. Roae hes. Flies, the Moth, &o,& O.,
with perfect safety, and having been tried practca
bly, Is known to be eficaciOust Full direction
how to apply il accompanies each Bottle.
For sale by SHEKELL & MILLER,
IA Penn avenue ad Joining the
au asst kirkwood House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

WANTED-A HOUSE, FOR A SMALL PRIVATE FA-
w mily, at q moderate rent, not below Bleecker nor above
Fourteenth street between Bowery and Sixth avenue; pos
session by the LIST of February, or a part now and the whole
by the lst of May; a lease Of several years preferred. Ad-
dress X. b., Herald Office, Cor one week, stating terms and
location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

TIN HFAPEsr n BEST JEwELRY EsTABLfsH.
Il ment in The cay. Louis Aurich, Gas %Brosdway, tro doors
above Ami.y street, informs his scquaintances that having
barge amount Of watches, jewery and diamonds on hand. be
is dsermined 10 sell hem Al a great sacrifice. All kinds OF
vrteh-s md iewelryr eraifed m tr best manner, and prompt
lv attended 10, LOVE AERTCH, $40 Broadway,
I've deoTs hsm n street,
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HORSES AND CARRIAgEs,

EoR Saba HANDSOME SIX SEAT SLEIGH,
IA nearly new; two coupe rockswsys, one two seal wagon
without top and a light express wagon, Apply AT IS West
Twenty third street, over the livery sable.
UIORsEs w~ANTED-IN FOR PRODUC
III tive and desirable real estate and vacant lots 10 Brook.
Ivn: alec. one house, vey desirable for a carman. Apply At
Ire lumber yard. q, The torner OF Nevins and Desyrw streets
Brooklyn.
vToRsp LosT-oN SATURDAY MORNING, A PONY
III blaet hor~. about aneen hands high, with a white face,
hy which mark ne can easily be recognized. $40 reward will
be paid on his return 70 private stable IS East Fifteenth
street, near Union square.
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NEW "A

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
an SAY HAvE YOu BEENf
~ AfR-"Stsr spanRled Banner
oh say. have you been where mid ornaments bright
Books are ranged by b ethousand,. all well worth your read.
ing
Their rainbow like hues 20 The eve give delight,
Their contents are just what the public are needing.
Brilliant trinke's are there, fairy gifs for the fair.
which away with their books, the glad purchasers bear.
All where IL thu maiden whose heart does no, crave
Those books in ray binding those ornaments brave
II BIZ RANNEy's you pass, Oh, neglect not 10 peep
Attic shelves where Romance beside History rspOsea.
And IN Song, Wit and Humor, your soul you may steep,
As the humming bird dips into dew laden roses.
Then the gins. how they gieam, ss The gems catch the beam.
And their glory . reflected like stars In a stream
Oh At Two NINETY TBRrt In u Broadway, you may save
Half your money In buying books, lively or grave.
n. B-Cselogues sent free 70 any one. on application.
Address A. HANNEf, Agent No. z1 Broadway.
THE BEST N CHEAPEST ALMANAC FOR 1853 ~
II "The New yort Almanac and Yearly Record Prizes
2s cents, bound In cloth, and contrasting as much matter A. an
ordinary ~ rs volume. Published by MASON
los and lie Duane street
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WA RRUNT a VARIOUS. sn BANNERS STREET,
nesr Frfe Railroad depot. offer Al cash prices smoked
hams smoked shoulders, smored beef. mess pork, pritae
poTk, bacon sdea
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VALENTINES.


VALENTINES. VALENTINES FOR 1889.
PHILIP J. COZANs, valentine manufactured, lI Mas.
ssn street, IL now prepared w furnish wholesale aud retail
soer covPtrry lNp rrrtNsIvr
.tost Of valentines. and valentine stationery ever offered 70
thp trade In the United States.
AT prDuCrD FrICEe 70 sUfr rHE TsEs.
Catalogues. with prices and terms. will be sent 70 any part
of he United States or Csnads when desired, Send In your
orders eeny. evxn
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THE TRADES.

GARDENER wANrED-CoMPErRNT TO TAKE TIM
VI entire charge Of = small place near New York He
mus, be = Scotcbman. q Protestant and have satisfactory re
fersnces A. 10 u~wsfthiness sobrtety and capacity. Wages
ssns yesr, with house, cov and vegetables Address boz
22& New York Post once.
ITO HOUSE DECORATORS, &c-AN EXPERIENCED
Il and good workman IL de~ rous Of an enRage~r ent IN town
or country, ss decorstive psber hanger, Ac y vel aeqnaint
81 with csifnr and cornice work. and All interior decorations
would undersks the management as foreman IN any re~pec
table house, w te paper hanging or painting business sood
SsivSs~s ~ k.k~~ <ssssA 4, u As AsAs enee
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MIsCILLANEOUS


A CARD.-A FINE HEAD or. HAIR FOR POUR
n cent. The advertiser, q man OF hfy years OF age, nav.
ing had he misfortune 10 lose his hair by The natural decayoi
garden, whch restored his hair 20 is origtns, Strength AND
vjxor, and he has now a much better growth Of hair han ever
he had in his life. Wishing hat all Who are smicted WIN any
disease OF the hair should be benefited without any cost, he
has, BY The advice OF many ladies ana genuemen VINO have
erperieoced rs bepeRcial effects. determined 10 send the
recipe ~ sry one who desires H. The whole expense OF The
sr,,rles which can be bought IN any market win not epceed
fouy cents. Address James Wilson, lB Grand street, en-
cio~ina 50 cents in each or postage stamps, 10 pay part OF the
expense Of advertising.
DISCRIMINATION oil n PATENT LAMPs-LIaHr
Is supefor 70 gAs. One cent worth OF THE oil will burn
Nree hours; not explosive, and viii mot grease. Wholesale
and retail at HOJERs paint store. conner Of twenty. third
strsss and Third avenue, and n Hqsr A graham'a s. Duane
s~ccA, near Broadway. Lamps sh<red and repaired
EREsH BITTER or THE FINEST QUALITY RE-
II ceived daily in pals, tubs, Arkins and dairtss, from tbsr
hes, dairy farms In the country and for sale at All times below
the msrse, price, By r. Y. LRw1s, "a vesey street, n. "
DATENTs -AMERfCAN AND FORRTGN, oBTATrurN
Il a. greatly refused rates through CASTELAR, a cor
ONCE, No 1s broadway, New York.
WILDER PATENT sAL.AMANDvR SAFES,
Fiftee~ years IN use, and have never failed 70 preserve
their contents from the ravages OF Gre.
These safes, secured by our
la BELLE LOCK,
which " proof against powder aud burglars, for sale By
sfEARNs a MARVIN,
30 Murray street, New forh
JAN RRUNT a wATROUs. 30 CHAMBERS STREET,
near Erie Railroad depot. offer Al cash prices smoked
hams smoked. shoulders, smored beef, mess PORK, pritan
poTk, bacon sdea
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n X, OF COURSE.-TT WAS CONTAINED IN NO. =
". OF New York Weekly Press and n you have not seen
4, Jon had better get II ~ soon a. you can. Tbs once IL nj
Centre street.
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WEST HoBoKEN AND ASSOCIATION, NO. 2
w Centre Hill.-Al persons holding deeds under this as
sociation which were not delivered and duly recorded before
the 18Th OF March, 1857, are requested 10 meet at Henry
Strsus', No, Is Delaney street. on Wednesday, January 20,
at seven O'Clock p. M. when matters Of important interest TO
them will be submitted. Particular attendance Is requested.
F sHSS' yoon"''"s.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS,

TYNE FILE FRANCHISE, SACHANr COUDRE. DE
l. sireralt SO placer CONNIE bonnie d'enfants, dams une
fsnille americaiue on franchise. Sadresser b Nile vrginie,
chez VI. Gofknet, pension frsncaise, 81 Mercer st.
TINE CgISINIERE FRANCHISE, AYANT DE TRES
u bonnes recommendations, desire Sc placer dams une
respectable famille. On peut Ia weir au No. A l3e rue, entire
les Sc Ell &c avenues, second etage.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08

Our NEw>TREATY WITH JAPAN.-A cor
respondent ofthe New York Herald says the
new treaty recently concluded with Japan by
Mr. Harris the American commissioner, con
tains, among others, the following provis-
ions.
There shall be no more trampling upon tie
cross in Japan. Americans shall be allowed
to reside in such ports as are opened, to build
churches, and to worship their God; that Jap
anese also be granted religious freedom.
That the tax of six per cent, for recoinage
now paid by the American purchaser of jap
ancse goods shall be dispensed with. That
this treaty shall take effect the 18th of July
1859, though some of the ports are not to bo
opened until later. That the port of Simoda
shall be closed, and that Kanagawa shall be
opened in its stead. The the port of Hego
(Which is the seaport of the great cities Of
Oscoa and Miaco) shall be opened to Ameri-
can trade. That Americans shall not wan
der to Jeddo from kanagawa. That Japan
ese coin may be exported after it has been
purchased by weighing American coin against
it-gold against gold and silver against sill
yer. And that Min ister shall be sent to
the United States