Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
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The Japanese are 1siAA siis1 ~ : !
.u,n.iss at washington; they spent Tuesday
i listing the public baildings. On Friday
,ss President will entertain the Ambassadors
-, dinner. to which number of distinguished
sea,lemen are already invited. Our Govern
msst will present TO the japanese, among
o,hsr shiogs, the finest specimens OF firearms
,pd four sets of Perrys Japan Expedition, the
yolames TO be bound in the richest style.
Nv ,he arrival of the steamship Adriatic, we
bsye four days later news from Europe. The
s;c,lian insurreciion continued in the interior
of,he island, and Garibaldi had sailed with an
exOedi.ion shither. The Piedmontese govern.
mens was opposed to it and had ordered his ar
rest The fight between Heenan and sayers
blo be resumed. iE
Asvices from the headquarters of the Blue
river state that rich gulch mines had been dis
covered containing Jumps of gold varying from
slto sl7, within from one to eighteen feet OF
lhe surface. .H
New discoveries were daily made in the vie
ciui,y Of Gregory's diggings, of promising
psurs. Immigration was pouring in in tor
rents. It was estimated that 5000 people ar
rived via the Platte route during last week.
The other routes we're also reported TO be
crowded with emigrants.
The japanese Embassy viii arrive in Phila-
delela by the frs; Of June. Quarters have
been sesured for them stthe Continental hotel.
The sutire Chestnut street front of the second
foor, with large portion of the Ninth street
'front.' of the same ioOr, viii be appropriated te
the principal members of the Embassy; while
n The Inferior personsges win have quarters as
sgaea them higher up in the building.
Nothing could be more unjust 10 Presiden
BssAanan. says the Washington States. thar
the assertion that he had any knowledge, .un
Ill ihs day the government moved in the mat
4 les of Mr. Fowler's defalcation. The Presi
I dest vas taken by surprise at the intelligence
He wns much attached to Mr. Fowler, and
eemm,n with Mr.. F. very numerous friend
be is sorry for bis fall bat those who slleg
that Mr. Buchanan retained him in Office
single day after he knew he was default,
state what is wholly unsupported by evidenc
aad 10 untrue.
On The 22d ult. Peru was visited by a
eashqia Of unusual violence. The FIR
shock lasted so seconds, and during the I
aeurs succeeding there were no less than
rsaelisons. Baildiags were prostraied, and
some localities the trees we're twisted up |
ias roots In Lima alone the property
aroyed was estimated at SI,9O0.000. Gala
Cherrilos. and others of the neighbour
hvns iuiIsred severely. The alarm of The pc
peat these commissions was excessive. and
he tine the steamer which brought this int
hssacs to Panama LEFT, they were parading I
streets with their priests, offering up petite
net furtheF disasters might be syerted.
The Post-ofice defalcation presents no D
isatarss Of interest, Mr. Fowler has not
been heard from, and bis bondsmen have ofial
sPsy aps without any legal proceedings,
70 exientof their liability. A successor
M. Fowler has been appointed in the per
q Hon. John A Dix. samuel F.. Butterwc
"" offered the appointment. but declined.
genera REMOVAL Of The clerks in The oficl
'ae'pated on the incoming Of new admi
ss'on The Government officers. sent
nom Washington, are still engaged in invs
pong eAhairs Of the Office, to ascertain
wy yinwheh i has been managed, and The
snt Of the defalcation.
are which has been raging for a
, eight days in the woods Of Maine has rea
: @s nwa OF Presque Ise and destroyed prs
3 V":hs amount of $4,000.
nssen aembers Of the Boston police
Z zee sFresaed on charge Of being engag
''eFai laige robberies 10 that place.
~ more sf them are implicated.