The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

ehu hioi' suflccc 70 tAuAu1s WIG --''"- | ,
no, YER rsma kabe place. Some Of the japanese went
q h. "a far walk but soon returned, having failed 70
dooyer IN their perambuatons through the town any
tairg 81 novelty or interest, and, In TACT, shsy
were much disappointed that they themselves
were not the subjects OF special wcnder ana
this want Of appreciation the part Of the natives was
considered by hem evidence Of the most complete
Ignorance The Of these benighted heathens
is we'll developed, even NOT discovered by Messrs. |
Fowler and Wells for have not only studied their
from such oppor .unities . months
citation tosrd ship has afforded, but profess TO
know something, - well 70 believe much, in
the doctrines Of Gall and spurzheim- Toe ful
some adulation which they received In the
United Sta e. has done nothing 70 counterfeit their
consenital rocyities and board this stately
ship, where all the ponp and pride and circumstance Of
visaged war daily paraded before their barba
ran eyes hey slrut the decks like monarchs,
TUNED In style little differing from that which was
known before the discovery Of the Wedge Of good and
evil II has often been ssid that they possess virtue
which, toe estimation Of the true Massulmau mot
those Of the Keenan, schooD, ranks nsxt only
70 tina. Of Godness; but intimste
acquaintance with their personal habits in this respect
regret say does authorize TO adopt this
cusoa Although provided with the luxurious baths
nttec up most immense expense, aud hitherto IN
known government ships, 10 fact considered a
eGsmnate and subversve OF discipline they have never
vsed them. They do not however, altogether ignore the
cleansing and healing properties OF water but the manner
In which they perform their mautpal, post prandia
evening additions does appear TO Christian
prehension destitute of all the elements Of cleanliness
Our in'ormani-a veteran In the naval ser
vice. whose post duty at the Wheel 70 the cabin
OF the great Kamis-tes that these learned pundits
diurnsly what he in his quaint language termed
sfspn hat md which he A
denudrg themselves OF their too scanty apparel
attendant, filling his mouth with water, elects
II theiefro upon the baked tonso Of his mas
ter; and, after repeating the several times
he applies friction to the epdcrmis by Of coarse
towel Thus refreshed they commence the duties OF the
day, which, as We have before said consis, eating,
drinking smoking and picking their toes, varied
times by which they call PNh and 10 which they
seem rassisna.y devoted ra.ssh Soleo improves
hibs, what not unusual among young gentlemen OF his
able fondness for cake, and through an INT,
macy which has oTmed with the wardroom etc yard
HIS innocent and juvenile propensity frequently gratined
His morals, We regret are not Improving for ws mis-
take not ony a Gay Two since he krd from MIN
| exclamation whsh sounded 10 our ears very much ike
scam, and ms he rri,ated at the time, think
HIS aptuess for learning Ia wonderful We recently
him through the manual, bloomstick serving
him for mrsse and he acquitted himself in a manner
which would not have done dscfed 10 veteran nous
queaire The SIN romsin their cabos mt
they recovering their appettes, the Of the
ship hopes coon 10 have interview with them The
Interpreters say that their practice is we'd from
Chinese: from their manner or speakiog OF IT, as
he they nj medical cnlcers
Of the shp We should not inler that they placed III u
implicit confidence.
isamauer If deep regret that while in the United
States the japanese not confronted with Of
the various tribes Of American Iadaas Such oppor
uniiy should no, bave been neglected Many Interesting
chronological facts could have been ascertaned aud per-
haps the disputed question OF the identity OF these
might have been settled The ponts Of resemblance boa
N ply and moral ATTRIBUTES, bsiseen the
Japsrese ami the Indians much st king,
10 superficial observer, than between the forcr
ard their McuHoan pei2hbcrs the Chirese Many wri.
tere amrng others Lieut. Colonel Charles Hamilton Smi h,
corsicer the american Indians a. trtnsp,ntcd Mougo.
hans The cinnsmou of slSi1 black rsght
hair, facial angle absence paucy Of beard, and high
cheek bores al lend confirmation T. this theoy II Is
ella that there rs similarity of language Iawreace
considers n em distinct differing from
Al ply sa and ntsle tns characters Neither ~ these
writers however ever enjoy, any extensive o,portu
mites Of ins,itutng parisors truth ibeir Informs
ton derived from such ard divergent facts
the Selves Afforded illustrations OF TIE pursuit OF
knowledge under aim ;ntes Our opinion is-sad
we have pasyod one year among tic ss nale lad aos
and several months 10 Japsnthat they belong - The
race, and that tho Japanesc at some early day,
either yomnriy came or we're driven oy the
coast cf America Al Puerto Granic met he captain
q the ship Who aew years since picked up tho wrecked
Js Juk in the neighbohooa of the klrise sendE
and rescued from tier Tefous condition igenty J,pa
rerc conveyed them 10 the sand Ech Islands and,
IS Il win be remembered, they were then . trans
iered TO Nagasasi IN the united States sIoop Prebe.
| ms foriu.oHs circumstances led % the alegtioa
tho treaty ~ aniiy and comacfce negsarct
by The Hon Townsend Harris Minister resien Al
the theme II universe comment and has allied
proof to the of that axiom enunc'sod the
diplomatic Ia lsyrsrd, tina. the pen Is often
fni tfan III, sword, We nrst met Mr. Harris Mt He,g
koig, 10 1913, whore he was then residing having re-
c.ni'y retained nom gu extensive tour tc the East
He az xous 10 join toe expedition under cDmmo-
dorc Perry, aud 10 accomplish his purpose be- pro
ssrt - ho.T TO- Macesonian: but It's request s DOT
granted Hhrg VIC last sas him u was Al singapore, ga
rctnrn run hna ard japan, "a 1898 lie ihcn
boa'd TIE United sts steamer san Jacinio duy sp.
painted 10 nftcsie treaty Nth the King 81 siam AMI
accr.dej kssse Consul General 4, the Emperor of
Japan VIA, the united nnacncc 81 Americsa Eag,-h,
French AID Russian arms failed 70 accomplish, he,
sno~isise Of the uau,,Ts and eu. .sssa''' If
the or,cn,as, aided by his natural urranity
New York erchsnt, srd early ia.Itned with TIE great
Of Zee education.
me Niagara u now abou, one thousand miles rom
Puerto Grande aud IN accomplishing this short distance
she has occrpsei one week. The winds have been
mostly adverse, AID We have lad to dcProd upon
railing yessei nave yet hetn properly / fteI,
a1d se ara unwilling % abandon ,eivei opt
circumstances. she vii prove herself fsstcst ship IN
the world. We have bocn allowance llace
probable that reduction soon take pacs AZ
ten days mast capse bcsore reach d,sisla
nop, g. tsGl &c Losnco.
Z. = srxaS rmasrK Nua.s,, JOY 10, 1850
cyossfrsns EqEuor Poeseaisgs II ~ yirgsras roy
sg>isrs.isag Lss,oas in Jspaassfro0rcss cr raar.y
N Ma Ssdis-Jlfane,, Node ~ E.joyng raemseiss %
Eeard sap. &c
We crossed TIE equator yesterday and honor
rarlnc divinity csled Neptuuc broached bottle of
cur Ga Mateira-;ho sin Of = venerable AMI highly
esteemed rienswhich had already crossed tho nc four
timcs, AMI labelled ISIS II The vcrtasc Juice
q thai extnct grape which has often cheerei the
heart aud twrsed the toes 81 dweers this a
10 what be stributei the disease whiea has
cx,lrpaied this wire 20 know, but informed
that All hopes OF resnsca,ug IL lave been ssandonod
and tha, The few pipes when sil stored b
desus At ruuchal, like the sybillnc caves
ug in value they diminish j numbers.
Adverse ~nds have frsaken M dsriag
all log voyage, and the pondcrous machinery
~ which ve propelled over this waste q waters
has never is Earring motion dscordsnt sound