The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-28

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= most friendly spirit and with ali a. ...a ~ /.
~ personal feelings and the hsnoF Y, M = u
n nena preservation 10 lii 49,.
~ " The letter Of eredehes fsa. 49,
\ s was rect lived with pecliiir hannr. -,
\ =. yseang 'ihe Empsrors Prime MiaIsssr ~
she second man In the Empire Is ls, F.,,. 80
y himself The ratification ~ ia
Az attefar on the 18th al August. ".
w proper form at Pei-tsang As The ~; 81
b mol iake place until alter the dav M ~ n.
8 tlse ireaty,t is deemed proper, beforr NJ Tt
y !. ea, y. sgsln 70 submit Il 70 Tho Senate
& " y put simple lusli ID 10 The Chimes, af,thn,i
Ties 70 observe thai, throughout the n ~
act they appear 10 have acted in apod fs;,h
~ q ln = friendly spirit toward The Un,led s,sfss
~ = true this has been done after their
GUITAR shton; but we ought 10 reaatd win Z &.
nient eye the ancient custom OF Al snplra a.
Il, oaek lor thousands ot yeafs, 80 ar asglhs
may he consistent with our so,s n hntio,,st
honor. Ihs condnci 81 our lninists ~, ~ -.
z easton bss received MY entire Appreciation. 4 7
II ~ ofdef 70 carry out the spirit Of ihia itaafv
md g give " Full fleet, Il became ueceasa ~ 4,
a conclude two supplemental conyenilyns--
one ioF the adJasiineat aud satsiaction &c ,the
etalns q our ci,izets, and The other 10 tx de
H taIif on Imports and exports, and "a fegnlsfa0
II the tiansf duties and trade Of our marcLa,,is
4 with liiaa' This duty was sa,isfactofjly
performed ~ cur late muster These SaT.s
4 yentions beaT date al Shanghae ii, he slh Na.@
yeHihen, EOS Having Teen considered ~ -sEa
/ light Of binding agreements suhaidiary Is Tie
ptintlpal lfsAiy, and 70 De casfed into esaeas
lion wtthont delsy j, they do not provide Cor any
iermal raj iiicaticil or exchange ID fatiRcationa
Ply the ting parties, This Nas not deemed
necessary by The Chinese, who are aireadv nro.
eeediDg in good faith 10 satisfy the claims AZ
orr citizens, and, Il 10 hoped, 20 carry Out ihe
nihef provisions Of The conHeiiio nss still Il
b ,su 10 MIA
Senate, by which they were ratified 81 sths m
! M arch 1850. Ihe tut fled copies, how eyer IA
tot hShanghHe uhtiT4fIe the dc l,arir, s,g.,,
munster toP ekin and these conventions couId no.
therefore he exchanged al Tie same time with the
/ principal tJeaty. No doubt 10 entertained that
fihey Wan pc IagIhed and exchanged by the chi.
nese Goyerhnenis should this Ge thought adgi.
sahlt; but nnder Ialslanees present. Il. II
shall consider. them binding ebgagementS fsotn
Their dats on both parties, aud caised then, 10 h.
Publi as such for the INF ion aid pnLl
sc Of our inerchants trading with the Chineas
II aifSrds me much sa,;ssse,l,;,,, + \. s Is
a
come necessary TO employ the force f6f tIiis
II purpose which Congress had placed u nv com.
fnatd, under their joint resolution Of % gniies
II 1858. On the cunlraty, the President or that
Z, Republic, In ftisndly spirit, accedad pt6mt3ly
!, 10 the just aud reasonable demands of The Gov-
. ernmento of the DATED States. Our Commits
. sioner arrived at Assnmpiiohs The capital OF tbs
i Republic, on the 25th Of January. 1859, aud
lefi il on The l7lh Of February, having In tlree
weeks ably and successfully accomplisleda al che
q objects Of his missiom Tie treaties which he
has concluded VIII be immediately submitted 70
!, Elhe Senate. Il I'LL ss Si.tg33 ss5E ass
II Ia the view that the .mpIoymento Of other Than
[, peacefut means might become necessary 10 OBJ,
7 tain :. just saiisiactionn from Paraguay, q
strong naval force was concentrated in the
4 waters o. the Ia Flata 10 await coHlinReneieF,
wine ouI Iomm q, assembled the rivers 20
! assumption me Navy Department II eH-s
titled 10 great credit for The Prompinass, eff-
cheney, and economy win which this expe.
dili9n was hlted out and conducted. Il consists
i cd Of ~ armed vessels, great and small carry
\ ing Soo gans ana z 9uo men, AL under me com
mandot the veteran and gallant ShnbTick. The
\ entire expenses OF the expedition have been dos
frayed ont OF the ordinary sPptoptiations for tho
naval service, excePttne sum OF $2s9, 0O0i ap-3
piled TO the purchase OF seven oktb steamers,
y constituting PaTtoi y, under HE authority or
! the Naval Appropriation net 'ofthe 3D. Of March
last. II Is believed that these steamers are :
worth more than their cost, md they are all nowf
1aefHlly and actively employed IN The naval
4 service. g A&t Es.
The appearance ofso iaIgs . force, ht'sf out
a saeh 1p, @.eashar ~ W. latI ,a
~. - = ~ Nv nd s,, smSo III
Srss III t :; 800 ~ ~,
1870, ~ ~, ,S,ia i
e ~ '@' 'gis.
II ErRoHEAs GayERSMExTs. s;3 "a
j Oar relations WITH The great Empires Of
4 France and Russia, az Rell 10 with al otherf
4 Governments on the coniiaesi Of Europe an.
less we may except that q aSpsie, tapply Cons Z
ueas . - y ns
.j.tsmast 81 ire npsatis an eoIdi.son az our