The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

requests hat lbe association will make kpogu WA, a
s,s.eo sns letter ami " enclosure u the saver 1850
c'sgons IN England With whom they MAJ be- In co-res
lonceace; 81 that the whole weight q he cor
g IN tina country bs brought 10 bear upsn
BRUSH PANE, and ncoU pati6is with the scesssu nr,ss
cutiop OF trade In japan. HIWMoV0
EAST INDIA AND CmxA AssouArlox,
ooRSHnL, Feb 49, 1880
OF me 3ist aM enclosing communication from Mr..
This cresps has received the peat attention OF
the houses or and individuals connac:ad ri,h
am to convey 70 you the expression OF their dee o
regret thst the painful TO which Mr. Alcocs
acaes nave taken pace TO such extent a. I, cause s
stoypage Of trace by the Japanese
They concur with her Aajeety's government. in their
reasonable expectation thai, utter having made grea and
ssso' seiu exefuohs 70 open aud extend Commercial
intercourse with Japan, al persons resor,inx 70 thai.
county toy commercial purposes ought to abstain fro
violent and irregular conduct xhco may give inst cse
am TO add the ASSURANCE that Influential psr,es bers
VIII DOT FAN to urge uo'n those With they ara c,n
reced Ia Japan The utmost ani caution in rssrainny
from s conduct which might lead ~ dispps aad %
MAJ alter cat,o1s and violence
hoped that VIE directions llil down b. Me- Alco,x
VII prevent further collision between the Japauese aui
foreigners and that perfect harmony wifi be astahshsd
ans ma'uained wher the parties become better
ed with each others customs, mAnpers and language
There can pe aopo tDat all associations ia E5gsp
and rouass OF business will Impress upon their cor res
dents that satmfactory and com erce cen
only be Carried Oh ~ mutual good Will aud or bearance
In conformity with Lord John Rosselis request the
correspondence ssa be circulated esnerav: and il ia
thought desirable that her Majesty governncnt should
exrosure OF such Irregularities will Pot stop 70 asv Ia
ture interruption o. valuable and Increasing vito
Japan GEORGE sAINrSBU3Y
TIE DIFFERENCES WITH JAPAN.
From the Bombay Gazette, jan 2sl
The singular Sceount Drought by the China mai, Of the
s'oppase Q: trace Japan VIII probably quite upn
eiaiole TO the MAJORITY Of rsaders Consul General
Acock circ lar conGemas, ia Language Of just inasna
Won me insane dtclands pressed upon the japanese
s the fact and Tor which only tho applicants
coulo poi souce ia collars bt which could no; be ox
p,sssso o.hsf re han by ng the Of ngurss while
clsimed in itzeboes' II plain however on the face Of
IT, that the demand made by Messfs Ta.h 4n .sxreye
and the other merchants OF Kauaga~s U hare ,zebos
gwen them In exchange for eexfilou OF dolls-s gas
only meant al jose-a JOKE 10 iced ~h,ch Nc al
cock very properly remaTKs II, is difficult whether
The incecert evity ard bad taste which marx u1suy
Of the acquisitions under nJ eye tho disregard OF
all treaty conditions anc NATIONAL interests or reoue
equaiy mspifeseo are most worthy OF rspreheas'oa'
hut still joke intended by the only % express
IN ,Odcrous their wrath az the vexzous nni
unisnness Of the JapaSese aa,horss IN Conducting
exchanges The secret OF ths whole affair appears % pe
tnat the nopinal vaee Of The gold coinA Of japan pro-
portion 70 the silver coos Is very mach ths, their in
trinsc The exchan genbie value Of the gold cossne
IL the silver currency Of the coany s only four 2boes
although told that the cobspg viii rea II bray in
the markets OF tho world ga Premium Of zoo par celi
lJrobt or TIE purchase p" IL WIN foreign msrchans
therefore matter OF easy calculation they coni ra
poly make fortnuss by exch.rgus SILVER dosrs FOR
gold coma 10 be saipoed for sals| abroad. Henss
''tbsss hsf frantic demanis'' ss Nr Alcock
celia them, "for Japanese silver cons'' or course,
tcere was not merchant IN Japan VII, th1gsat no
coua Get dollars exchanged Fast enough for z4oo-s 40
ss tn native Authorities ns: regular p-iacple OF dis
of-B ganei sn a,gaatsse o -sr as
baors, DO consequently increased their equsons
aDd were nfdne NJ xost they coosoee1 N. uass sss
81 bavipg these refused eonsusc p,.fsa,,n has been
Issued, limiting tos demands n British subjects oeo
but spite OF this cverpc Te-ing sy1c the aiure
~, os or the vos gan 10 prospect, taat the respect
pp'ns ID oA'Ds for the excpsege OF few ~ .isoa qo
lara. Tia passive and ulu:eIpsDt resistance OF The
apsnsse only added fuel to the fire Of ooaory mems
isat for GOLD. Tbs smaller tie number o: tzahes given
oGt The more vehement grew their sesi-e Tor the m AZ
ias We see tne rnors..ois result II the presenason OF
aosc foolish aEc cvgus.rg applications which drew forth
be c'cuar OF Mr. Acocs And ca 1ssb the Japaness au
.oor'ses 10 sUspend the exchanges altogether.
From the CANA Mail,
No snT-ncr rteaserce Gas arrve1 from Js-aa s1uo,uc
pg arv cArre IA TIE s.2fe 0. mastrs there bd. ia
'cnfd. uty hcpcd :ha. the FIRM at;,.c assumed 81 Ne
corru General Acock w have the effect oS.h OF rsas-
sur rP he Jspansse government, Of ctschng the i'm
,rDps:-s 81 The British res eps who base behaved ia
,uch manner 20 the partial e.orosge Of trade
Il n d.. to The coornescAl community OF Gaia. /, roer
an that l. has very generally sou6eIpue5 t5i CONDUCT
!: ~ 0ifutt To obtain reformation <ha, 4 gcrr oa
the Japanese Es hlt there appears 90 be very gooi
yiounds for :he warnings held out oy Hr. Oiphspt and
't,eis against 20 exrec.st'on o. aay g-ca' ana
iGden sxi.ns ~ trade from te oosoiox OF these
orr, Wb"n afs, OPP ned there we're nu'nesr u clriaus
rrces rf sentet in the market ~icn gi7e sorsth.ag
do and The purchase Of gold coine Afforded most pro-
i.a Hle trace; bu. The real Commercial question in reeari
. Jspsn, viz how lar = Wiling 70 take msudfac
'ss aaa CO give us raw produce, ye remains % be
o.ved.
The qu s,on az 20 bow far Japan nay be able TO eup
ply with coal IL so5rt 70 be Investigated by Lr Hs
so2', who has Tex. Shanghai FOR Nssassk Foe that
purpose.
communicated that he ha- obtained pledge from ia
yanese eminent that the treaty Of Y-Go sy be CO.
J.a os n . =. nssr,S SUI to ,s pa5sa'arls
paneso ARTICLES be exported without INIT oxceo.
saes copper Gaia. and uccoinsd japanese gold aad
silver The quarter to be occupied by Foreigners wiz also
De xttled immediately.
HAEoDADI--TBE LEAD MINES IN JAPAN.
lFrcra he LONDON Sar Feo "a
sI Immersion lsnnen; me c'etAry 70 shs Commit
'''cs O. prvy Counc Tor Iraae, has ,TsnHnirsd
Biz s,iDgbayn Chamber of Commerce al extract Of
despatch wocn has been received no., ter nsjss:ys
he port Of Hakoaat aua Q! Tbs prospects /. n5lds ca
-. tho dcveopenas,. or foreign tss.e Belpg ,lt,e
large trade /, would eecm a. tirsl Sigh. Is ays
The Consul q. Eera) eo lgh no Materials exstst az
basodatt for any con,meyce With 'oresa Sailed
salmon spd ao'at,ss both 10 be bs3 Abundance sesm
tos only produce OF IL. p.ace sccp-lc OF exr,-s aua
tSs So night load aa~ sbJs f5s 60 ant III. coast every
SEASON. Bear, oer and dear ssios a. ches .ooura
20 % exported 20 s'se extent; ou. more rsp1r,ln.
'hes. shs -.S sni Sulphur which are peoccrape "
tn former irere & chs within twenty nes C, Vsso.
- aud Tho Latter - saG1 isDt every here v- C,nsul
Gcpels ssys:-'i visited She lead r,ne,, aai saw
mary eTiaences Q. the :cnr:ss Q. tie VEINS rnsy OK
t-p. 'broygb rang. of hits shou. g,, miles IN ,ui fr,,
%" .rd are wcrse1 BIZ '.t;,s,, ana .srsrs s,, IN
ps;.s.avo s1: r1:a way, Nth n3paso 80 o. ma.
chioers Or ali o. modern SCIENCE Toe rovas,- sse.ee
xne rsy ony proioce .sEa or their hcns decan1s AMI
IA 90 are limited very Gesrv TO what relG,r.f yr bait
prccticc Tac ere s gao 10 sr-e pe- csaiars
o. sv, ~ m.cn as Tn per cent Lsai, IL sreore. Il
:bo JaoAnfse YOU 81 y, w:a s3hrr aud .urs app
y a- me ch's' sshs ats .. o,eiso trsie a.Aoiai
at the present 1ansu:. WINS: ire foras1 rasca.rs ia
e bring IN return Imports eraba BIN {, barter
icr these, ~ no. very olear An Ansrio N s-nnrht
!ast year, SEQ Coz WORTH Of co,tons w;oi.ps e.,
qasp,y se shoiy o:snrop 'rt'Oned 70 the proo.he
uonto of ShS MIA that 1%>k