The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

protect bis subjects thus engaged with . suncient force,
for wc found In this port three Russian corvettss,
besides The frgats Ascot, which has been lying in this
port for the last ten months, ropairng she s nearly
port aiso two English socps Or war and nsen merchant
vessels.
Mr. Fraissr, an Amercan merchant oT ghanghas, has
opened an extensive ship chandery store in that part Of
Nagasaki proper which hss been apart and is now
known as the American settlement A member Of the
nosss m : o. Heard Co. q snanshae, came up here with
this port The English Consul by some unknown cause
has mot yet succeeded in obtaing house from the Japa
nesc 70 locate himself IN - Consul Of her Majesty.
The stars and stripes dOatrg from our Consus flagstaff
can be seen all over the hayhOs.. .a
Shortly after came 70 anchor nnmbcr Of Japanese
came on board and although our young Japanese assen
GER NJ Heco, was dressed up IN style becoming any
American geuilemap, he was = recognized by The
boarded him ana held ! long pArley with him,
eycing him from bead y foot. and they laughed
heartily y sss HIM rgged up in Yankee style s no
men dressed in such ! style Mr. Heco has not ven.
tured on shore. Alssagh be nasasalsed citizen Of
shore unprosectel BIS home Is about forty miles from
Kanagawa " the Bay Of Jeddo On arrival in that
by Be istends, accompanied BY Mr. Dorr and one Or
sen for nearly tix years more He viii then 60 with
~ Dcr, the new Ccnsu = Kanagawa, = clerk V the
Ss q s
coantrymen wiz not mO'est him. Il they do, have no
doubt hat government viii teach tbsma dear lesson
y.
gent young man. and he speaks in the wsrmest terms
a the kiDdpess or Senator Gwn and hts family
% hini and he ys, = sl Parts q the Omitted ssaies
pleasure v that has received every attention that
poor unknown foreigner could expcct;s says he,
Ss e.. Il
For the last fortnight that he has been Win u.s. he has
The Admiral Of The knsssr feet in China 10 in port; we
boosted tne Russian na a our FORE and gave him salute
OF thirteen guns which returned from his flagship.
The greatest curse 70 all mankind especially 10
seamen has found s way into this port the shape Of
three or four rum mills, and the propreors are doing
driving business at the moderate price Of twenty cents
Bssness Is brisk. The crops on the surrounding hills
and vaes look beautiful and the smell which arisesfrom
the same and blown across the ship is delightful The
wheat crop win be very heavy Most Of the ships in port
engaged in loading with the various productions Of the
be the grand depot for trade between the two countries
Two ships are oading with coal for Hong Hong We sha
in DAY two and proceed direct to moda from there
up 70 Kanagawa and Jeddo.
The sloop Germantown Commander Page, will vistths
port in the fore part Of july Commodore Tasnal very
wisely has an eye open in this direction by his keeping
some one Of his squadron in this country nearly all
the time tim IT This Is very proper and r so%msnaaSs aSas
and going from here, and in country just opened
there may difficulties arise that may call for the aid Of the
Consus and also Of national ship assure you that
the Japanese have very unfavorabie opinion f large
gums and the sight Of them constantly before them tends
gress measure 70 keep them under good subtraction.
Mr. Harris has not visited the shore In the Official
pacy Of Minister owing 70 the fact that he has mot yet
been presented 10 the Court at Jeddo such since our
visit at this port In April last f
A change has taken place in the currency. Then q
Mexican dollar worth four and half aes, they
win allow only four tses (nnetytwo cents) for dollar.
These people fast getting their eyes epen, and now
can the real practical Of the hard dollar By the
way, ID Dcsar scsticncns, buildings
undergoing repairs which 10 be appropriated %
the Of American merchants for storage merchandise.
Mr. Harris has been waited upon BY nearly all the Bu-
vopeans now IN the place. 'a .@.
BY an arrival Of m English ship day, We learn from
her captain that q CAnton, Annoy, Swatow and Shaughae
that the merchants refuse charter English shipa
carry freghs 70 Ensand and that american sAips
fast tahsn up or thai country. They say
count Il the prospect II Austrian but the real
fact b. the China merchants 70 retalste for the last
refuse 70 send thsr ard sils IN Enghh ships. IN
cry here II, viii government make this port
val depot Il is hoped that such will be the case.
The Engish war sleamer Sampson left here yesterday
for KauagsMa and Hakodadi TO convey the English
suls TO those ports.
IN port, American ship Eastern Star, Of Bath, Jones
master; bark Ann, Of New York, Nunroe, master. Th
bark Maria and Louisa u daily expected from Shanghae
We expect 70 reach Hong Kong in August next on ou