Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

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70 hepd Aree days dpses ed, trns 70 his re-
solve, tke Toey-Ran stoaned 30 fhe fort6 and
anchored abreast Of the town, Nth RON,
enough len 70 ksrth thrse or fsur more vsapsls'
Cslestisl niendA who, though celestial, ysrs'
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We srs very 1rxy - see your ship In here.
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uaaing Jonks WIZ not be able 70 paas- fsu
VIII nJnre our commerce. -
Ny dear gentlemen, replied our side,
only see what vide space there Is Tor the
pssseEe Of janks- Surely you are jssting"
undossssdly thers may be spsse snough,'
reason Why .yoa should be outside ths forts,
The people here are very furbulent andfno
easily controlled, and should any harm befail
you We should never cease to regret Ii; We
should not, perAapss be able to project you.
That 10 msstsr OF no consequsnee, we
rsPissd; I'VE are not sfrsid Of turbulent pso-
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At any rats yoa viii Ike guard boats 10 row
aronnd Jon 20 protect you from the people 2,
Indeed that would be both unpleasant and
unneceSAry we are friends, and feel our
selves among friends s.-sEgr x.ssgs
eon shorsa We fear much trouble"
u course we will not 60 on shore. That
point was settled between the Flag 0ficer and
The 6oyernor 6eneral at the grand interview.
We are friends, and must do what Is right"
"Sery we'll. We have no objection 70 your
longer for the edict ?'' And thus s.incident',
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The object Of all thess obiections vas dmply
this-they did not wish the precedent estab-
hshed, Of foreign vessel anchoTing inside,
and we're 1t the same time too fearful and dis
ding themselves Of the evil by working upon
our feelings or fears, even though ut the ex-
psnss. Of frush. AZ the first inserYieH sfssr
aDchoring, they said: ----- =
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AZ Is OF little use, however, to write Of afew
OF these evidences Of mate rascality.f To CON-
prehend fully Chinese Character one must live
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AMOR river. She brought q bearer of des-
patches to the Russian charge d'afIaires, now
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