New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

~ accommodating until it has reached several nun
dred. Let no man fiasteg himseH that coming hero,
he viii find some means Of getting forward All taS
chances, whether by horseback stage are eng sge1
for several days in advance II rs only those ha.s
their animals, other mooes OF convey AhCo, So
have any certainty Of getting out OF She pace !, :;
week al east 10 cme La the matter of freight is
equally bad-twenty dollars hnnofee ron ~ ~
Cerson City having failed I, bring su,nv'shs
OF animals on the route to DO slpe "a y, Inca tbs
But thie perhaps Is not 70 be woAustel a., oo .io
road r. i1 an almost mpsssable condition sna not
pound Of hay or barley to be obtsinea aons ~ except
What is packed in from thls ea ;r, on, and VIZ,
once reanced 10 this state as good as loet, since
shey have, as general thing, 10 be abandoned by
their owners"
Dey called TIE Varieties. has been sentenced to TIE
Comfy Jail for twelve months for sander and one Of
the carriers of the paper has been sens to the
County Jail for thirty days for the same ofeDse.
The jewelers. are making jewelry of argentiferous
quartz which is for TIE time In demand than the
suerOGs quart that has been used extensively dur
ing the lat Elk years for brooches, shirt studs, wrist
buttons, sc. The argentferOus quartz a dark iron
gray, nearly black and contrasts we'll in the color with
tie cold setting, but il looks like mourning.
We have had much rais during the last week, and
The rivers ef the Sacramento basin are full
The bill to pay lie annuity of $500 10 j. w. Mar
hbsll the oiscoverer OF the California gold mines,
rejeoted by the Legislature.
George Mellon was shot srd MORALLY wounded in
Scott Valley, Siskyou County, on the 2Sd nit, by
Joseph Garrison.
Mr.. Bepj amin Miller was killed by Elijah Lee, on
the 10Th ult, at Indian Dggipgs, Ell Dorado County
man known as " Big Hank" was killed the
A7th ult. st Tebama, by David Jordan.
1t lie reported that James Beeler and John B. White,
both formerly of Kane County, Illinois were drowned
in the Sacramento River the 10Th nit. They in
skiff which was run down by river steamer in the
dark.
RI. d Aumaile, FrsDchmsn, formerly resident
of San Francisco, and well known here, was recently
murdered in Sonora BE was 8 man Of fine education,
and good writer in both English and French, but he
had attempted TO make moray by prohibited means and
he served term in county Jail. While incarcsrsted
be vrO,e several short poems of much merit and
touching, that msst who read them were effected to
tears. He was correspondent of The Bulletin at the
time of his death.
We have news from Victoria TO the Both ult. The
bark Glimpse was wrecked at the mouth of that har
Dor on the night Of the 10th ult, and proved total
Toes.
From the Sandwich Islands, by the POwhstan, we
have dates to the 18th u The correspondent Of The
alta wIee thus about the conduct of the Japanese,
while in the capital Of KsDaksdoon:
They came ashore and took up their quarters at
Visitors, OF the French HOTEL ano visited by
mos. Of the foreign residents The Japanese were
quick in returning their visits, and circulated about
LoWD dropping IN very unceremoni0usly upon many
of our families, whom they amused by the exhibition
of their uncomfortable curiosity. Some very ludicrous
incidents narrated which took place al some Of
those times.
After remaining on shore few days, they
turned on board the Powhatan, it having been duly
considered by the principal ambassadors in conclage
QasAunbled the Sand Uirh Islands in
cuded In their Instructions was best to adopt this
course, to avoid all chance of acCi dents occurring.
They also declined to attend any Of the parties given
70 the officers of the POwhatan by the American Com
missioner ard residents, for the same reason.
"On the 9th with ali the ceremonies it was possible
70 observe, the ambassadors were presented to hIs
Majesty Kemehameha ~, at the Palace, who ad-
dressed them in substance 81 follows:
pleased to welcome to Kingdom and
affords me great pleasure that nave iSy0Ted me-
and the gentlemen 10 whose charge you pent are 20 receive
your way 70 the friendly OF the United States Of
America nation to which people are 80 much indebted
you and hope that when return 70 Japan you viii
press 70 your sovereign me iIenoy meeting wco S ~
fer his Majesty and mis- people
"To this, the First ambassador replied, his words
being translated into Dutch and then into English, as
follows:
al am greatly Obliged for the friendly reception with which
your Majesty honored and beg express my thanks
shall not forget the kindness been received
IN this city not only by your Majesty ou' py the
The Firpt ambassador was accompanied, during
the Ceremony by the Hon. j. w. Borden the United
States Commissioner, and the Second ambassador by
Flag Officer JatnaN.
"Our interchangeable Minister Of Foreign Relations H.
c. Wyllie, Esq, not going 10 let 80 fne chance
slip to get up treaty, and consequently addressed
Diplomatic dispatch 10 the ambassadors, informing
them thai ne was empoweredto negOtlsse with their
Exeeencies solemn treaty Of perpetual friendship,
commerce. and navigation, precisely similar to that
which has pleased his Majesty, the Emperor OF ia
PAN to grant TO the United Ststes-at the same TINE
Offering 70 forward their dispatches through the Ha-
wsisn Charge d'Afsires ID Canton 70 Japan
'The following copy Of the Eagsh translation OF the
repy IN Japanese OF the adors s printed pre-
ciseiy in the form presented by their EXceencies:
nsToH ft Ezoeencl r. c. WILLIE Minister Of Foreign UaiTs
Of SdndDich Is0Rds, Dc, &C.: -,
awe have received and understood your letter dated 18th
country For the mutual advantage OF your ana
nv countries dens to conclu6e the Treaty Of Amiy
th appointed negotiate with bur
you written, proper not commanded 70 concnoe he
Testy with country ana because tie coocuo1st ne
tween both countries 1t impossible to ans"er TO H. Win
out Offering his Majesty the Tycoon after our return ~
japan therefore not send Stches through
az Consul General country for China thus VIII
aver thereuo after japan For The answering into
your letter " G the aforementioned.
With respect and confederation the 2ath Gay isecond m h
OF the tsyeatb year Of Ansey, -, - - 80,
"MooRAGAKI AwAGeSo CAM
H. 81
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