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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
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Virginia Fire X Marine Insurance COMPANY
bic en Bona Disc Gapital yen SEQ. 900 e,ils
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@insr 9naEcrt lrpte euu aciantmien puStifrn, re er,sstu,
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mai 4oau, I mel $3.50, /: mNt 2Osn, no MT IaO0 OSulecn II.
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= y ! 5 5s$::; - r. r. - - yr''a,t ssa".
s.. NCttrE II GO. IN JrauFFvrt.
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n. "a. STURDNANT.

y. q. SIURDIF ANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
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cmpnsbtt Na VI llebrrHdNme dler NettsseIeafIc aWf allen 65t-
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nay, NFtnpH s lltr, ~restlmGSiae Grrasr. ilttunAcn
III rr ,Otllttarp &da" ltarlfuprn.
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n'sn"ti'Ae Vtrlan'mlHa9 in ErtIe rre (,rrrn Shat
PAN. PoArm Sprr, vre. 5rrs.
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am 9irucu Nartt;,
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nnt rrM &ublitum ietn Nut snurtirteS paarr ppn Trub.
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CRIT SuAp Gctt $3.50 rr gssn.
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liz StohItn-S,"nS sctnetn hb Gt { Der 10. Srs5e mn 3sal,.
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hb.a!f Ses9tS R~eiissens, tHttt UNI bic Observation-Disclosures mti
w '"e"'et Ro GanetltIte y. 3a tel.
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8 Etidlc Inpthcee

A1r rem mir zen neincn ticTscn 2anbsI,utsu fl ,,iSr;A -.
,%'",Em ,'alF,uS tcTltb e"n'crn. cmocb: i'd mid au& ftrugrt,r
nif tTin&s, eet oh ntsii friiteH erpsacn lHe MtSicomenten. che.
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Reoi' pdftFRruEc. r0fttcern Sprtcn NuScln. pcufite Is ihrrien
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NP ~ on mEg!td't btIi8lteR @rtiicn beiens cmpictIe.
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'n spree Seae, Glad. Srrpn une gtAprp.
90 9sree Ner gOrf Gplhcn 9bcsIt,
5 Scirts Huu,
400 grccme uns Sudctts.
300 Ores MHcrtrt 9ircs,
2O WrrR Rattee
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gTm. WdttItt II. Srbn.
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,8 Sell SANS"

NugHf Sh1pt
go. I64 Sroar iriiten prr 6. mn I. Gsaee =
(o:m 3beater %9sgtIassrl.
re- Gubrt icte quce galerbier, Seuiktc ttnc f,ou,sGSd,
Wstne, granep's, ,. DAD Saus in asfsutadpsu tiuesriGte;
aa' Wtroen nt gdltt eur has aufmertian,te tcecnt.
..H Ha @tfudt
WIN Gin ps'tner nit ttntlp Garital srn $500, INT in gginmons
oN OaorR1tipn YIN NrlterS rEtniiue 9uitstra &ipdS rccr fluit-
urcn mr@r'' " otatrntn. TtCis Utht6it iii itrr an ansrn Sr,
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m'Vth 9'scVeh nc HerlanSL. sSelen peihcn GtnrItetfm as
't'l'H' "s" "h y. y. Wfffe,
. $50 . IL. "A pprSmcHis, 3a,
Toisttil :tr ans eicem MtdicrtaI ,ui,HEIFrtfS a. tjus,
IN N~ultrfbttn 9enonIucn rptrctR lam.
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BRUCE'S
New -DoEhrr Sbrift-O ie6erei

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Rlhuq"I- %L.''.en, Sicrs = ebriiteu,
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Saddi H. Sn';iebrctts 2 hr!iisn, Sinhuiiunscn,
Ncfi.a, II. NcfIn.Tirirr. TurchidII1c.
NsSiilmgrrc tin uhipdniiIrse cd. q uoSrat,u.
Sircics mr. Gaipici< Errsiat.aStciftenc ,r
SpfcuIdtiidbr eiuitu.
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Qistrcl tINntbnMlu'I sarteu AYuau 1csricr. Die llup,yolei l.
Iht StntNi8hi, MT ~ Gctnt Strtittn sclplitd lptrctn, icet mia
III etl &fns, eule cduertIiFyfn 2 Srficn III rem miccrtoilen
E tpcrtoultn.
pteiltn. &ctStr;ittn, 5art:. &ditcu 9~3tntclsatca &c. t;eferc i>
Nv ptl nit'Tii!tch ,rIFrtrrtlfSH. Strifrretcn nebt prciSlite
Ntreti et9fn UrnthcunS .NN GcntS far pos ppitrrrtp an Or !.
rrudtr;Nr TtriIpst.
9ruHn9aRG.Gu> cter, ,rchtc sjit N:;cilt, uctf sitItr Nrte, eur
Cen l. NUluLt laJ" rrtirtai auipcnMtn uno mir etr Gr,n,rllr d.,
rr SiNHns iiltatcs, toii:n rt .in'crtiClSltplsrtn in 9lnrthnura
iau::a. 65trrar y,rucs, ~
Nc. II Chambers ct. Sion. Snyf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12
The Iaransee Embassy.


l From the e.rresp.ndencs recently laid befor
The Senate. from our Consul General TO japan
Mr. Harris. We are enlightened somwhat upor
the much mooted Japanese Emha'-y' II ap
pears, by the fourteenth article OF the Treaty
| that its Publications must be exchanged at Wash
;nrton prior 10 the fourth day Of July. 1850 and
for this purpose the Japanese Government has ap-
pointed spscisl Ambassador 10 proceed direct to
the United States m bearer of their ratification
This Ambassador Is the fft that ever has been
scnt out from that Government, and, 1t IL intcn-
lied by The Japancse as . mark Of special respee,
10 the United Statos. and this fact, our Consul
thinks,i OF very great importance
Mr.. Harris letter recommends the sending oil
an Americas rnan-of- war to Simoda 10 convey the
Japanese Embassy to Panama and counscls
against permitting the Embassy to see any port oi
The United States until their arrival in Washing
ton. The Japanese Government has agreed ,hat
the Embassy shall leave Simoda on the 22d Of
February. 1850, consequently they may be cxpcc-
ted here about the 6rst Of May. The palace OF
the Tycoon was destroyed by fire on the 18th Of
November. The buildings were erected nearly
three hundred years ago Our Consul writes in
conclusion
It may no, be unnleresting 10 you to know thatihe
first and last person ever received in that palace with
propcr espect aud without submitting 10 degrading
observances was the diplomatic representative OF the
United States,
The japanese have eagerly seized on ibis accident
as an excuse for the almost total suspension Of all bn
siness at the opened potts, and plead 1t MS reason
for not reply 10 my letter Of rcmonsranee on tie
subject OF my last audience,
Our affairs here Ia an unsatisfactory state The
Japanese eyade the faithful observance OF lie mot
important Of the treaty spulations, or meet t.ein
with passive resistance.
mn unwearied 10 my efforts to convince this
government OF the dangerous course it is pursuing.
and until its eyes are open TO the peril It incurs by
its present course, change for the better can be
looked Tor. am, sir, &c.
TOWNSEND HARRIS.
To Hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary of State, Washing
ton, &c.
list or JArASEsE EMBASSY TO THE UNITED STATES.
Srnme Prince OF Boozen, p..
Mooragaki, Prince OF Awadsi. hn''s''
Ugoor MatA. itsee, chief censor.
One vice governor Of the treasury.
One vice governor for foreign affairs.
One secretary fthe first rank (Seraboy Akoo)
Two inspectors Of the first rank.
Two secretaries Of the second rank.
Two treasury officers.
Two inspectors Of the second rank.
Two interpreters.
Two doctors.
Fifty-thrce servants.
The United States Senate have appropriated $50,
900 for the reception Of the AmbassaI ors and the
House will doubt concur. They are expected here
In few weeks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

THE KENTUCKY WAR.--Tho Vigilance Com
mittse who undertook b. expcl tho Rev. John q.
Fee and his associates trem Madison county, Ky,
have published a long statement defending their
action, which they base upon the following
ground
Fee and his accompiices--n scl Ut abolition Mis-
sirnnries sent here principally from the North
had established in "a corncr al Tho county. in n
sterile and mountainous district. an abolition
settlement, with location the best Of any in the
State (in or Judgement. lor lnsuIrcct,on or siam
satisfaction amons the slave population If that
ehd OF the county supp rteI entirely 10y money
derived from Tho radical ubulitonisls oi the Nurl,
which lrom its RAPID growth, Il tho lnrgc sums
i money ut It's disposal. with TIC inevitable can
sequences by which such entc, pr,.es are attended
must IN II Short time have rgnatiod not only ,u,,tr
erty, but even lie unsafe f. break up ttis .el-
Element, SO fan as 10 remove all INST aud lousuua.
blr ground 81 apprehension, VAS dc.med by the
great holy OF tho ct,aeas OF thn tluniy II Just
and necessary act at sclI-,eiet,e. t. reompi,-h
this purpose tins Committee WAS appointed, with
large discretionary powers.
Ii this was the object il inilel entirely, tor ,hr
settlement remains where it was, aud 1t Ia tnn
strong TO be broken up. The Committee publish
\ detail OF the occurrences from which this fact Is
apparent. They searched all the houses in Brrca
and at length battle took place IN which they
were beaten off and hnd to reti,c. Cussius Vi
Clay publishes letter about the oilair, giyinu hi :
reasous, but it is mostly Il personal narrative.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

snte prices gesseSsa1,
Ayurs-;,ren brisk nj aB.5OG150o per tbl fF prime
Bacos-suppy good continue my quoAaasz. ~ iebOi
u nK.s.-wh.e-br.k al i.ooesl1s y bushei.
BssswAx-856b83 eeuis ..a.<..o.
trrsn-Frrs table scsrce, demand II cts
In yIrtia pisn,y and dun at iAfbf5 sontA Il =
Coas..--Yelio. $ eta whl.s &c. sIk cts
Cons Msn--in demand goDs7 ernss
CrsGsr:--Iame. River q SQg ~ " =, ,o,,
a, PUN Gsss.ss1 a. ss s f'A'' 'A'~
fLous.-The receipts continue ight-wiih good demand
aao.e sapersns saooDsAss; Extra sas'ess@se' famhs
r..s.ss@-wn barge rsssuasqa prsce has declined to
4f.23fl 1.2b.
fssIa.s sssrrs s sas,, aoi rsraviaa Aa4.o sosso
p Ion OF 1000 r Erescs Manipulated funno 4osoo Som
6fero Guano 80 OF Mexican pnans ~ M Rhodes Pins.
phaie OF Lime t100 Runs phaslho PeIavan Guam. sa1h
lntn's Bone Ash GuaaO yozoJ Islns Tohuecp Manure
sIso Runins CIrouhi Bone Afb s3M; Gfoand Plaster,
GAS sSsp@csser sSSassas Tia,lhy $40 saso: Or.
card q $50 20 anai Grass ~; Esergrcen $40
ssgsa.-s0fb IS cents.
n.y-. oo0siah = loo ps .oo.o
I.,np.-suprls good al II al eentA s. $50 ...
LiuE.ThonasIown u .5ota " Mountain sn9oo cents.
oNtpSs-white sOGfsIb Oh. Red G2dIo els u busIe.
oaTs.-Hh large receipis, note decliso and quote
wn;'s al y cent, bass 81 AMI R,s.. ar Cav
PorAroys.l5lesIi4 cents according 10 quality.
ToBAccorhe receipts continue iu for the ranging
from poor Iugs 10 common Bright Wrapper good SHIP
ping or Fancy WrappttS onsrn9 quote Lig ts22Gos .s
tLoo1t.2j; Common Irigll Wrappers saool$i20o Good
Bfighi Wrappers $l50oGt&2AU0
With small receipts have 10 notice improved
feeling and quote Red tlAo; for choice White tlSo
siia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

THEJAPANEsE COMMISSIONERS ArSAN FRANclSc,
The Steamer North Star, which arrived mt \. .
York, Monday morning. brings intelligence that
he Japanese vessel and her officers, who had
mrived ut San Francisco, were the great attrac,
ions Of tho city The San Francisco Herald Of
be Goth says:
The newly arrived Japanese admiral and his
& ficers will be received with due formatics by
be president and board Of supervisors, ON Thurs.
d ny forenoon. Tho kan-dnm nr rub was sur.
FUNDED with shore boats yesterday, and the great
q 1t curiosity was manifested to witness the habits
4 nd customs Of these strange visitors.
Admiral KEENAN, za-l o-no ka.me has expressed
b imself highly pleased with his late visit ON
sl lore, and the new and wonderful sights every.
VI here presented. A national salute was exchang
., gnu tor gun-ycsterday, at noon, between
tn Kandn mar-ruh and tho fort Mt Fort Point
As had boon previously announced, national
% lutes were exchanged to day between the Japa
n, se corvette Candinmarro and Fort Acatraz.-
I IL M. the flag Of the United States CT Ameri.
ca was run up to the fore Of the corvette and 81
q ms fred ON board. The Japanese aag was then
h listed at Acatraz and the same number of guns
q, ed from the fort. At 3 o'clock, p. NJ, a nun
bt Of the officers Of the corvette came on
Oh ore. and after having partaken Of some
re freshments at the International Hotel. Wis
ii d several portions of the city, and re.
tn rning to the hotel parook Of dinner A mum.
be Of the ofh;ers then went on board their YES
se !, while others remained at the hotel and were
am used in the parlor With music on tho piano by
Mr. Reih, with which they expressed them selves
deli GIFTED. indeed they profess to b. with every
thir Y they have met with SO far.
It 10 the Intention OF some gentlemen in this
CITY to take the engineers and some Of the higher
ono, ,rs of the ship tour of inspection to the
vark Gus fouuderies aud machine shops of this city
as &C 'on as time can be found.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

Ii vER PROM VEskxuELA.-Advices from Mara
caibt to March. conRrss the defeat of Generals
Falc. On and Sotillo the 18th Of February, by
the governments forces. The insurgents had not
succs ,eded in rallyiag their scattered troops An
atteu apt Of the Monagas PARTY To excite an insur
recti on at Caracas had been suppressed with the
loss If some lives. rhs coffee market was active
hrst quality was selling ut $l4.75 the quintal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

COMMERCE OF New YonK..-rhe foreign imports
at New York for the last three months show mn
increase III five aud half millions upon the first
three months of 1859. and are more than twirc MS
large as for the same period If 1883 The Jour
nal of Commerce says the imports for the last
nine months amount to $3.50 600, 400 against
$50, l90,22l for tho time last year The
exports from New York to foreign ports for the
month of March are very large, showing an in.
crease exclusive of speeie) Of over 10 per cent.
upon the corresponding total IF last year, md a
still greater increase upon the same period of
1919
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

TM mas Henard, of Cleveland, who had been
In the habit Of calling for brandy helping him selt
at q rug store in that civ. on Malav last drank
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The news by the Niagara confirms that brought
by the Kangaroo. Of the annexation er Savoy to
Francs, whish wss removing troops into the new
ly coded territory. A n set Of. or compensation.
for the rslieqaishmest Of the home of his ances
tors. tho King Of Sardinia secures the crowns of
Tuscany and the Ronagna. n he had before as
sumed aAoss Of Modena and Parma.
That The "Holy Father will submit patiently
to this spoiation Of his territory We can scarcely
believe; end. unless the apprehension that
Withdrawal Of che French troops, which alone
sustain the triple crown, would DO the result, we
may expect laundering anathema to be lsveled
ut the head Of the most Christian Emperor of
France, and that other son of the Church. Victor
Emanssl.
But thers 10 no Henry the Fourth or Frederick
now % bare thsir nscks 70 the fee. Of the Pope,
and The poor old tsnant Of the Vatican may rant
and rave Ia vain. His thunders will fall harm.
less a ~ fat Of The willy uler Of France who
i far ness iaisat sPsa The sggrandissnent of his
smpir fhan ID prosasaaing the " tsss faith" or
in suslainiDg the temporal power Of the crowned
monk Exeommunieetioa, with lie once dreadful
incdsals, hsss ID their tsrress nov, and be who
IL suppoftsd " miIons d bristling beyonets. can
safely suly ne impotsnt rage Of the professed
viee e Him Who procisimed, my
Kise ~ d lhis world."
II dsls net eoubipe against France ia
anoth6f Holy 1llisnee similar 70 that which
dress ~ mt Eapoleua from the throne, the pre-.
81 esulw II tAas nation win long control the
1ssliss a q srs.d s.pirs No saaa ever bet.
- undssltDsd ~ ssnpsr ii that people, or gave
them kevsrnnsps better suited TO their wants
II mans capacity for seif,eovsrnmsnt remains q
prcblem esTs, Y was long aimee solved in Franco,
Demonstrating islIy. shal shat solas;ls, and peeu
liar rsos - 4 strong band 10 restrain them.
I In M S1sx " ~ esse, We believe that ne
eessty q re people 4 secured il the existing 90
vsrnnSnt and should regard the death or abdi
cation Il Jspdlson = ! COS calamity to Franc
and h. World IA thst ssssnt, France wcul
probably pxss through sSSthsf terrible ordeal c
snsrshy 80 Mood sheds when, perhaps, as sba.,
though ~ N swiae : rulsr, w1oald assume til