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mone.ary and Financial.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. IS 2 M-The market during
the pasteek has displayed very far degree Of ac
tivfty despite tie uDfavorable weather which pre-
vailed and the transactions generally have been on
large scale. OF course the financial movement has
been cUrrespondingly heavy, bur everything IN this
department gIides along as easily as before Money
has been in active request, but only at the Banks,
and even there the applications do not come up IN
amount 10 the large reserves that have accumulated
under abundant crops and good prices Tor the same
Out Of doors prime long paper is sought for with avn
dty and considerable negotiations are reported on inc
basis of SaS1. = ct There IS the eargernesS
to invest. the Impression in financial circles - That
the rates viii recede still further towards March and
April.
ExcuAxGE-There has been fair demand for clear
Sterling bills throughout the week, but owing TO the
moderate supply, the drawers have been able TO get
higher rates. We accordingly increase our ilSures
L95s on quotations of last week, and now quote So
%. the ruiiEg to-day; the latter, however,
may be considered an exceptional figure sale OF
"a 500 was reported to-day at s. In Bills OF Ladlng
Drafts have no prominent change TO notice; there
have been but few ohering owing to the interruption
in shi Ppng cotton caused by the frequent rams, ana
we set down l7s945s as tn range oil the maIkei a
sale of Is 900 was Closed this morning at ~ The
supply OF Francs is abundant, and we notlee some
little inquiry, although they are yet eonparatNeiy
neglected. We quote 221afd5 ZS3 extremes on All
points. Sixty bay Bills ON New York and Boston are
scarce, with moderate demand at IA 70 Ia az
discount. Thirty Day Drafts are duh at y q
cent. discount. of S25 900 Twenty Days sight
WIS made yesterday at %. sight has been dealt IN
extensively during the week, but owing the abun-
dance of offerings, prices receded a traction from
those OF the previous week. We quote the ruiine
rates at Bank to-day 5s94, and outside = to1sSlo-
10.
CINCINNATI Jan. 81 p. We have again 10 no.
tice more free supply of Eastern exchange, Win
tendency easier but quoable change IN the
latter rC-pect, can be reported The demand Was
hat irregular. One leading drawer reported
heavier seles than Saturday, the increase IN the
demand being chiefly from abroad, while others e6-
perienced falling of sales both III Their Local anu
foreign business. Tue buying rates were 253O, ana
the selling figures 25G037-aii but two houses buying
and selling the outside figures. Grocery houses
are able 10 geta moderate a mount OF New Orleains
sight at premium, but III banking circles there Is
very little doing Drawers Oi course seek the OUTSIDE
mtrket where they realize 14GD1a more than bank
willing 10 pay, and the latter have therefore
lite offer. Quotations noninally unchanged
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Photography.

Docs it require years TO learn to write ia Phonog-
raphy2 Let those who have reported so reconcile
their statement with the following experience.
There is parent in Nashville who is able TO have
this branch taught that would lose this opportunity
they the great advantages Of this art, and the
ease with which it be learned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

es5n Onr friend S. w. ADHESION, arrived in
this city. night before last, on his return from
New Orleans and Texas, where he has been
locking into the working of that mysterious
Company. having in charge the Southern Pa
ci6e Railroad. He makes note of his OBJ
servations in tht mornings PARROT, to which
we direct attention.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

Auction SALE OF GROCERIES TO Day
KrRKrArRICK NEvIxs & Co., on Market
Street. sell large and well rejected stock
of Fresh Groceries direct from New Orleans
and other MAJ kcts this m, rning at 10 O'Clock
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsr:-"My ageis Six
ty. One year ago my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
commenced using Mrs S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the ZylObalsamum,n now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR.
and erased tn fall ,;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE Feb. 4, 1859. :

COTTON-Sales yesterday of Al bales at
1O1; 3 at 10; sl57 at 10 80; $50 at l0t; and
Is at Sc p ID. e.u,~. Fr.eg SO
TOBACCO Sales at FISHER, WIRELESS
Co.'S of 6 hhds at 3 SIS, %, 5 80. 50, IS,
z 90; and IL at A. HANnToNs at z5,6 20,
6 Is, 50, 6 80, 6 so, 05, 5 95, IS.
5 50, 90.
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American and Magnetic Telegraph
COInDaniea.

NEW YORK, Feb. Sit is understood that
F. o. J. Smith has consummated ansarrange-
ment to sell all of his Telegraph interests to
the American and Magnetic Telegraph Com
panes for about 100000. A rumor is also
current that arrangements have satisfactorily
terminated between the American and Mag
netic Companies, insuring speedy and con-
solidated Telegraph interests between Nova
Scotia and New Orleans.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
The SEliXir.,,

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
Itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using
selves and prescribing it TO their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
dsordered digestive organs TO healthy function NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
Character, which were abandoned incurabIe by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the Of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health atested
Gates testify aprlS-ly
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saturday, the 18th day Of Februl
Undivided Interest in Land and
Negroes

John r. Waller Isaac NJ wAtson ct ais.
DIRSUANT TO = decree Of the Chancsry Court at
i Nashville, at November Term, 1855, In above
cause viii sell for cash. al the Courthouse, IN this
city,
saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
All the right, title and interest hch Isaac NJ Watson
has Ia the estate of Jonathan X. Watson, decreased
aud being an undivided twelfth Of the Tract Of Two
Hundred aud Fifty Acres II Land more less,
which Jonathan II. Watson resided al his death, and
also undivided twelfth interest ia the following
named Slaves belonging 90 said estate, t0wit; sam,
aged IS; sinaa, aged a. lula, eyed 30 years; Tom
aged % years Essex, aged - years, and Lewis, aged
- years.
ianle-td J.E. GLEAyEs, C. AN.
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BARGAINS IN
Ready-made Clothing

We are selling REDUCED prices, fsr Cash, the bal
ance Of or stock u OyfR-cOArs, BUSINESS ooAfs
HEAVY PANS AND VESTS.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM A CO.,
janl3-n No. 20 South side square
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From Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Highly fattering ac-
counts from the Kansas gold mines continue
to he received at LPavenworth.
Ossawatomie Brown escaped into Nebraska,
and the troops have returned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

ss- We have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and STOCK Oh al
descriptions, and are better prepared tnan
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style Oh
the art. We solicit orders.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

dE5- See the card OF j. b. 4 ". RUTLAND,
dealers in fashionable Boots, Sho =, &c. They
are Just in receipt of new supply of goods
in their line. Give them call.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

QUERY DO the Nashville newspapers ever
credit any thing to any other journals Char
kstoH Courier.
VIII our Charleston contemporary have the
goodness to discriminate?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

s- Picked up. on yesterday, near the St
Cloud Hotel, a gray fur cape The owner
can obtain it by applying at the ST. Cloud
Hotel.
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For Congress.

~ We are authorized 70 announce Gen. Jas.
VI. Quarles, of Montgomery county, candidate
Cor the nomination Of the American Party for Gun
gress, la this nsrrssIonal Distract.
dec zS-ld
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arrangements of the Liver and Stom-
ach.
hould at once be attended to.

Should at once be attended to-
HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs prepared by Or. C NJ
Jackson, Philadelphia Pa land sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will all diseas-
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
febI-Im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

Hon. Tuos. +. MARSHALL This dstin cuisll-
ed gentleman was passenger on the Mime
tonka, which arrived here last night.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

IIkTISG tAksn charge - ne large sni vel knoN n
il esgAhizhaeut Ce1ar street, Ne -. fsrua.-Ii,
sces4sea - Tf.anas a. JAEncs. prcGafet u taxi
Sertoes csimmtssiaa &c sale, % rcss,nabie
rates any h,ase has cav NJ halrr = caFa-
forutbis 11l1 NeH arranged ans hpasr - tae knd
llse NesL ~ give aiy slles1ai Asir tina saie
s4le - sny preFegty that MAJ - PCT - ~ hands iaf
ksie. bfeat cars Nii b. Lsken " l1s 49,
- sby ne-Fo nexfoes. tut ilst4nce la -
l1zhIe for Any that snss oeaI waii pag The uiarkr
pfre fGa neErues hFuaEht ~ as once. A share II
lsahnc hssr \ al Azk, NJ rcierencc h &ny e~aue
ussit 10 ~ epaaiS ~Asknprz Fler
l-nti-a DnL< > hAhAl>a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

New York, Feb. 3.-Cotton sales 800 bales,
quotations nominal; awaiting the Asia: mid
ding uplands liz Ohio Flour Sc 25CG6 30.
Mixed Corn S6@07. Lard buoyant at l24@
l2S.
CINCINNATI. Feb 3-Flour active but un-
changed. Whisky 25}. Mess Pork-sales
$500 bbls at SIS 80; 500 bbls city brands at
$40 90. Lard liz.
bales; declined l-lG(98; lower qualities de-
clined mcst-ll@lIt Sugar buoyant; adj
vancrd BG94-64GGB. Molasses advanced
1c. Flour dull at So so. Mess Pork adj
vancing at SIG 5O heavy old at $50 90.
Oats so. Gunnes Iii. Exchange on Lon
don advanc d to Sl@88; on bills Of lading,
74(a7}. New York sight Z discount.
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( harIestOn Market.

Charleston Market.
CHAELEsT0S, FEB. l. P. M.-COTION-Saes OF
Cotton to-day 2,6JJ bales. Prices dropping.
savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 1.-Sales OF cotton to day 800
bales at prices ranging from IL q to llI cents. ana
al decline Of about "a cent ali qualities. Holders
not pressing sales.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, Feb. 1-Sales Of cotton to-day $500 bales
a decline of u cent. Middings li9IlH cent
Siles Tor three days 800 lies, receipts same
time To- 20 bales. Sterling T1s9S q cent premium.
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Feb. 1.-The receipts of cotton are light
the market brisk. Buyers are keen 10 operate aud
keep the market strung 10 It's highest point-Me quote
extremes from 99i11 &C.
The receipts Of bacon are as yet not heavy; but Is
equal to present demand. We quote hog round at
lOsz 9Ilc; Hams 1l4l2a and Shoulders cents.
MHEAl-Comes i'll slowly. Prime Red sells from
wagons at from 9O>9Sl.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Three Good Journals for 1853.
WELL ADAITED TO AL READERS IN EVERY
FAMILY
Life Illustrated:

A FIRST CLASS PICTORIAL FAMILY PAPER, de-
voted a. News, Literature, Science, the ARTS; En-
tertainment, Imp ovement and Progress. Published
weekly at 81 a year.
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River News.
Mark cts.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 3.-The river is stationa
ry with feet 4 inches water in the canal.
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River and steambost News.

Et5ta Als ARRIVED.
Feb. 3-Fairy Queen, Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
Dunleith, Cincinnati.
Clifton, Pittsburg.
The river is falling slowly with feet water
On the Shoals.
The b. IT, Runyon left st. Louis for Nash
VILE Wednesday. aud will arrive to-day, in
time to depart for St. Louis tomorrow at
7. NJ.
The Ms1ndonka Capt. J. S. DAsHIELL, is the
IT, S. Mail boat for St. Louis and Memphis to-
day at II o'clock. Register your names with
our coed looking friend BELL. clerk, and our
word for it you will never regret it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
The "shelbyviIle Expositor,,

OFFICIAL PATEg FOR BfslFOkD COUNTY,
orculates 600 copies Bedford, Marshall, l1aeoln
aud Rutherford Adv sf-sHsHis inserted at The usual
rates. Janii-s
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where will be pleased see the old customers
the house. also, our friends in general assuring them
Of our best efforts to render entire satisfaction We
would say that the stock is being made complete, by
large additions of New Goods, and will be prepared
for the Spring Trade before the LIST OF February
The general prices will remain at the low
tablished by WILLIAMS & Co.
ianI2-tf MCCALL 4 On
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Chancery Sale of House and Lot
Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan a Co. and others Allen Ledbetter and
others.
DURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1855, In above
cause Will sell al the Court house, in this city,
saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Negro Woman named Adeline aud her two chill
dren ldridge and Mary, attached IA above suits.
TEKxs.-Six months credit without Interest. Notes
with approved securities, and yabe Bank Of
Tennessee, required of purchasers.
janl9-td J.E. GLEAVES, c. Nm.
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Magazines for February, 1853

Magazines Tor February, 1893
Fog sAiE BY p. HAGAS.
Godey's Iady's Book;
Isse's SeW FAnli.y Magazine aud Gazette of Fss
lou.
Harpcr's New Magazine;
Knlckrrbocker Magazae.
Peterson IAaies' Maternal Magazine;
The ladies' American Magazine;
ncEens's IIoaseboid Words;
sabsor pl.os4s taken ana single numbers ss1d By a.
y. HAGAN,
tansT Uninn sad Market streets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Saturday, the 10Th day of February, IS
Wilson Spring Property.

McEwen and others rs. Nance Matlock.
DURSUANT % a decree of the Chancery Conrt at
Il Nashville, at November Term, ls5s, IN above
cause MIL sell ut the Courthouse in tins city on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1853,
Lots Nos IS, &C. as SO and ST. being subdivisions OF
Lot No. "a IN the origin plan OF Wilson Spring Prop
crty.
TENs.-0ne, two and three years credit. without
interest. Notes with good personal security requir-
ed and a lien retained.
Janlg-Id j. T.. GLEANES, c. x M
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IL s ~ '' go . B ii Dsc n -
lsEI1 s4s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Gbanferp Sales
Lot of l-2 Acres in Sprin,
Place.

Thos. Earhart Us. Jno. Phelps and others
DURSUANr 10 decree Of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, nj its November Term, 1858, IN above
cause Will sell at the Courthouse, IN this city,
saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Lot Of aud half acres, in the village called
Spring Place being the property heretofore sold
by Thos. Earhart To- john Phelps.
TET,Ms.-Credit Of SIX and twelve months, without
interest and free from equity Of redemption. Notes
with good security required and lien to be retained.
janl9-td J. r. GLEAVES c. 4 NJ.
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EOr Hent.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARN about = miiesfrou
~ Nashville, ,ttainins about Two Hundred and
Thirty Acres. fOr terlns apply o.
n. VAUGHN,
Ilnlq-tl No. 81 Cherry street.
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The chronological Journal.

Devoted To all those Progressive Measures Tor the
Elevation aud lmproV cment OF Mankind. Ilusirat-
ed. 81 "a year.
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For THREE DOLLARS all three Papers viii he
year. FOWLER * WELLS.
sos Brasdsay, New tork.
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feb2-ImW
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06
The wbttr Iiatfrt.

\ correspondent Of the Boston courier,
writes an Intereetiug letter from Washing
ton, describing The Presidential mat-lon.
The correspondent insist, that the prcsi.
d,ul's -aary is too small to ma nta;n the
haspltaIit custom renders obligatory upon
h.la aud that another mu,ion tar the
private us. 81 the Executive should b, pro.
weed rCserviue iba present. ed.fca Tar state
occasions The writer says.
TO ,Le time OF MIR. po.A, the Wlile
House WAS lpt dsta.ig furnished. Cou.
gress then made ma apgTopriati o. which
utihg ludirinU3ly expended, improved
things ), mewhat Aiier that, uo consider
able appropriation was made tlll 1888 when
some fifty thousand dollars was appro-
pri;te1 fer heating venliIating. painting,
cniarcn- and refnruishing the house. The
responsibility Of applying this appropris-
ton to the purpose intended by Congress
was devolved on Captain he then Of the
Typographical CorIS Of the Army, and VI
think the money was expended to the salts.
faction OF every body. For the fist time
the hoase was made comfortable to live in.
( The appliances for warming The holsa by
hot water, and which wlre furnished by
Walworth and Mason. Of your city, c0st. It
is said. more than ten thousand dollars. IN
Guiding expense OF putting up The iarui
'ure Of the hous9 is 81 s,antlally the sane
carpets aud all. a. was purchase! by Capt.
lie, in 1883.
The silver in the hoase. am tod. is
mostly that bought 10 Paris during the ad
ninistrstion OF Mr.. Monroe There are but
two or three pictures in the house. Oae ia
the red rom. portrait 81 Washington
which Wa cut from the frame and secured
by Ms. Madison when Washington was
occupied by the British during the war oi
l-l9 Another, 10 the Presidents oitiee. a
portrait Of Bolivar. the Soath American
patriot There are 10 household ornaments
about the housc. except VASES scattered here
and there 90 maa'els and articles brought
from Japan hy Commodore P.rry. The
White Hone, IN word, Is Furnished more
Ike first lass hotel, than a FIRST clsss PR
vste rsbience. There are articles OF use
in abundance. slch and massive. la, no arti.
chs al art and adoFumlut
Hat 10 return to our question What
dos it cost the President each year To- keep
az the Executive mansion, This can be
proSna,cly determined by seeing ho~ much
h, reqairts each year, and Observing What
and how macy occasions Of expenditure Be
has
First The rrestieU, receives twenty FIVE
,Lng.ani dollars salary. Next. be receives
. hoGse, gar,sen, and stables. tree Of experse.
Th, house Is furnished, aud toe garjen cal.
,gaisi by the Government. livery article
Of furniture neo'ssary IS supplied by the
Uuiis,i Stats. The Gayt5ausnt also lights
-Di hsa'. ID, house. pays tor a steward
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06

to take care OF the public property, and o
fireman, and for no other domestic servants.
The Executive Office is 10 the Executive
mansion, and for the former, the Govern.
ment provides, private Secretary, clerks
to the Secretary, two messengers, and
porter. For all domestic servants, howev-
er, except steward and fireman, the Presi-
dent must pay out Of his own pocket. He
must pay for bis cooks, bis butler, his table
servants, bis coaehman, and grooms. &C.
&c.. as any other person does who employs
such retnue Of servants. He supplies his
table with the exception of garden vegeta-
bles, as any other private citizen does, by
his own purse SO with hts stables. In
short, the only things furnished by Govern
ment are house and furniture, fuel and
lights, steward and fireman, garden yegeta-
bles and flowers. All else is matter Of pri.
vaic expense.
With these items, as basis Of calculation,
any gentleman who keeps eighteen or more
servants OF both sexes, who keeps stable
filled with horses, as does Mr. Buchanan,
who dimes persons, besides his own family,
every day, and once week gives dinner
to forty invited guests, can form some notion
how much, out OF twenty-five thousand dol
lars, remains at the end Of year. A pri-
vatc gentleman who entertains freely has
only TO estimate the largeexpenditares which
are not deyolved, even for the same things,
on a citizen aud fair estimate il reached.
The whole system OF compensation to the
President Of The United States is wronA II
there be objection to increasing the salary,
then should the government compel the
President TO give official dinners to members
OF the diplomatic corps, members OF the ju.
dielal aud legislative departments a, bis
private expense, or make appropriation for
that purpose and pay the cost, as it pays the
cost Of building public armed ship.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-06
tan.ui cc".rai Harrss aud the Japanese

From two letters written by Mr. Town
send Harris 60 the late Commodore Perry.
recently published. We gather few more
particulars of the moic in which he ap.
preached the wary Emperor OF Japan Mr.
Harris commenced bis well planned move
ments At Smods, in October. 1850, after b.
had obtained the right OF residence for
American citizens at that place aud at lIak.
Odadl. and the right OF Americans to travel
in Japan on lawful business Having r.
cciyod larger powers from the Presideu; of
the United States, Mr. Harris determined
10 obtain an opportunity 10 act upon them
at the national headquarters. tte city o.
iedo, thu capital OF the Empire. where the
Emperor and court resides, very much en-.
veloped ia castles. and otherwise protected
irom intrusion by several thousand single
ard double barriers in the streets The
first step WAS 10 write 10 The Council Of
State al leio. to the eject that the Pr,si.
jcn, had entrusted to him some valuable
Information. with instructions 10 ccmmani.
cate the sane 10 his imperial majesty AMI
that, a. II was not his august msiesty's Gus
ton 10 leave his ci,ade,ed capital Tor the
purpose OF Meeting strangers from abroad
however important nigh, he their business
he firmly ba' respectfully represents the
high and mighty Council 10 make proper
arrangements for bis reception along the
road 'rom Simois TO Yeio, tia, be might
journey ,hi,hcr; ani further, he r,9aestei
thai tie Colncil would inform him wben
thos, arrsGg 3menis ~erc completed. This
Vas iec,iNiy cool, ani the court Of japan
appears TO have lsyn a httle ho,herj with
ii. For Ten months he japanese lahorei
with him 20 fUtrso h. oaEardoGs 'Aclr.luu
to l,do aud 10 adopt the more easy a,;er.