New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
NV the Overland Mail.
TIE JAPANESE EMBASSY EN- ROUTE FOR wAsl
INGTON

TIE JAPANESE EMBASSY EN- ROUTE FOR WASH
NGTON.
SPRINGFIELD, No. Saturday, April :, 1860.
The Overland Mail coach, with regular San Fran
cisco dates TO March 49, arrived here late last night
SAN Francisco, March I'D NJ.
The japanese steam corvette, Candinamarrah, ar
rived here on Saturday, the 18th, forty days from
Je6do The vessel is of $50 tuns burden, has crew
of ffty.seven men, carries ten guns, aud was built
three Years ago for the Emperor of Japan at cost of
900 She is Gent here by the Emperor to announce
that the japanese Embassy would leave kanagawa Oy
the United States steamer PowhRtan on the llth OF
February via the Sandwich Islands and San Francisco
The object of the Emperor, in sending vessel to
announce the coming of the ambassadors is to mani
fest in this manner his high estimation of the American
Government No other armed vessel belonging to that
nation has been permitted to leave It's snores;
The CandinamaIrahb rings the officers aud portion
of tie crew of the Uaited States schooner Fenmore
Cooper recently wrecked and at the request OF the
Emperor Lieut.. John n. Brooks, U. NJ, volunteer sd
to assist this japanese officers In making the voyage
over the to them untried ocean.
The Chief-Admiral of the Imperial Japanese Navy
comes by this vessel She will remain here until the
Poyhatan arrives and then return at once 10 Jeddo,
to report the arrival of the ambassadors and suite thus
far on their journey.
The people of San FraLcisco are delighted at this
manifestation of good feeling the part of the Japan
ese government aud will do everything possible to
terrain their visitors hoping thereby 10 stimulate the
lucrative trade which has already commenced between
Arrived 18th, ship Reporter, from New-York 18th,
Archer, from New-York, and Flora, from Hong Kong.
Since the last overland mail the market has been
without interest, and sales worthy Of note. Ad-
vices from Hong Kong TO Jan. A. favor the sugar
movement, and will give rice further upward ten
dency Money is easy on collateral but no paper, I'M
less very choice, is discounted.
The shipment Of treasure tomorrow will be ABOUT
81, 500 Co.,
The rates Of passage to New York by the steamer
Sonora, which calls tomorrow, are-irst caon, flfU
steerage $50. These rates, il is understoou, WIZ 10
permanent. About 400 passengers VIII go Oy INC o'
nora. an ooo Il. -. on,
The EXPORT of wheat continues; 10000 sacks are on
hoard sb for Callao and II 900 more have been pur
cbased for Australia at the rate OF ABOUT TWO cen' POI
pound. ,..,, oovarnor Of Missouri
-. a rs;asnt nj California since 1916, died AZ MS ses
49, a. Mana ON the Oath instant, aged sxy"tnree
hr;sk emigration has commenced from al paIs u
,ie state for he WashOe Mines. The Correspondents
Of ii. The leading California papers tell ABOUT liio sae
ory concerning those mires-,hat the county ooiac
inc an the Sierra Nevada Mountains OH .ne 91s'eih
Z IA a yaet region OF minerals, and wonderfully rcn
;isr and gold although alarge number oil our peo
IL ontinue 10 doubt the reliability OF these accounts
EYbich are probably exaggerated The popular conn
49, IN Wasboe Is gaming ground. The latest dis
49, ,snorted IA new strike the Comstock lead
I, ;Is and a half from Virginia City These dggings
are said 10 be as rh at the original opening OF the
same lead. Laborers asking five dollars a day,
and hard TO get at that ali men are looking out for
claims Of their own.
NEWS PROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
Oregon advees 70 the 18th Of March are received.
The proposition for Joint convention, representing