The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

TOO much Of Jedo and its affairs Ever since the isolated
case Ct your correspondent going to Jcdo with the spe
granted passport and since the known policy OF the
Minister to keep all Americans from seeing Jedo the ia
pabese have detern grant passports
| 10 the chosen few whom Mr. Harris designates as his
| intimate friends.
RoGuERy or JAPANESE sEscHASrs
Japanese merchants, think, exceed the Chinese
in their sdrotptss IN cheating They truth,
when the ruth ID unk then and seldom never
prachced Water and mud they mix with oil and cash
IA small copper coin) has been orrd put ep with raw
six to increase i's weight having every APPEARANCE Of
being genuine when cot hiled in the centre WITH mix
ure OF OIL and clay with perfect coating Of Tney
excel in constructing gold aud silver which they do 10
perfection their composition standing tue test ~ nitric
| acid Mahogany hams and wooden nutmegs throsn
| IN the shade here. Connections pedler could learn
enough here TO insure his fortune in short time IN the
| southwest,
| me SUBJECTS or Nox TREATY POWERS.
From the san Francisco Herald August2
most important has been made by th. Japanese
government, as will be seen BY the following letter from
the Hon. Townsend Harris, United States Mn s,er resi-
| Kanagawa M. Harris writes az Follows
! IRGArsos os THE USIFxD STATES,
| JkDDo, May 80, 1850.
SR-1 have received cation from tie Japanese
government tae effect that the subjects Of treaty
Powers arriving At the opened ports in vessels Of
VINO have made treaties with Japan win not be allowed
10 land or reside therein In calling your attention n
me ABOVE have 10 deere that you notify tne masters OF
under toe above description The latter will have 10
| turn without com lpg on shore. TOWNSEND HARRIS
Mr. Dorr, American Consul NJ Kana2awa addressed the
following important aud suggestive letter u b. +. Wash
iDgton Esq Collector Of this port, which has just been
received
UNITED STATES CONSULATE KASAoAwA, June IA, 1860
l. DEAR slR-Annexed please find copy Of despatch
dent at Jeddo addressed TO myself in reference 10 the
coming in American vessels, OF subjects of treaty
Powers have thought proper to forward this TO you
take the liberty Of suggesting that, il Is gradually
being made manifest that the communication between
America and Europe. via San Francisco with Japan aud
China will be the speedies well as the most efficient,
when properly established, 1t Is important that every
vessel leaving your port for this place should be made the
becoming deeply interested in any thing counectei
with great proposed national enterprise via the over
land railroad from and TO the Pacific that any dent,
however slight that tends TO its propulsion, viii prove
interesting 1t is becoming very evident that the trade
countryviz tea, silk, raw aud manufactured oil, wax,
copper &c-will, in no very heightened period become
| Our Panama Correspondence.
| PANAMA, August 10, 1850.
The Repeution Nhiyly -Hostiits-Moquera in
tie Field rrth Large Force-The Peruvian Consul Or
dsyed TO Leape-Arriua Of Vice President Arboledd
from Eucpo-Fhe Ports Of Cauca C7osed-Consuar Pro
| tst-Aorements of Un,ted States Vessels, dc DC.
| NEW GRANADA.
No advices have been received here from Bogota since
the sailing Of the last steamer from Aspnwal the 4th
inst all communication between IL and the coast being
suspended account Of the revolution but BY late ad
vices from the States Of Bolivar and Magdaena, ap
the federal forces and the revootioniss OF those States
When last wrote Col vieco who in command of the
former, at Rio Hacbe. He mas since marched on
Santa Marta and took by surprise. He afterwards ad
vsnced the Crpaga with force Of fsur hundred
men, and compelled 10 fall back Santa Marta
Gen. yiga, who commands the revolutonsts at last
about To attack vcco His force consisted Of
about eight hundred men; besides be has steamer
and two gunboats the hagdaena vieco, II defeated
Intends it u said, to retreat TO this isthmus in two
schooners he has ut his command.
By the arrival Of the Gran adam schooner Los Amigos
Ut this port the 18th instant from Beenaventura,
which port she left the 9Th, important intelligence has
been received the OF Cauca respects tho
movements the revolutionary forces Ter Generals
| Moeqpera and Ooapdo. The former had left Cali an 1
marching the State Of Antioquia at the head OF
large force vsrousiy estimated At from 5000 TO 5000
men, 1t is reported that bis vanguard met detachment
Of federal troops, Commanded by General Genao at
place called Rio Negro 1000 OF whom deserted and joined
| Mcsqueras army. General Obando with 200 men, is
said TO be possession OF the passes Of Paste while
200 federal troops, at the head Of which General
zarama, dispersed the country in guerrilla
bands, and although they had considerably harassed
obando, he is regarded master OF the province Of
| Pasto
The captain Of the Los Amigos reports that the greatest
enthusiasm is evinced throughout the State Of Cauca
among masses favor OF the revolutionary cause,
that large numbers focking the support u
Nosquers who In many instan has been obliged 70
decline their services for want Of 10 place In their
hands.
The federal authorities, who have possession o! the
town Of Paste having ordered Pal yarcns the Peru
Wan Consul OF the country, account Of his sup
posed connection with the onss that gentleman
arrived here in The los Amigos on the 18Th inst
ne arms consisting Of 900 stand Of muske,s sent
from this place weeks since TO the port Of Tamaco,
10 the State Of csuea BY ntenden,e Hurtado In the Ora
madam scboonerorwar Clio, for the use Of the govern
party Of Paste still at TumaoO, where they viii
probably have t. remain, the intervening country be-
the coast and Paste IL 10 possession Of the reyo
utonis Private advices from Santancer state that the
revolutionary retired 30 the confines OF Venezuela
az soon a. II was known that the federal army
Herran bad entered the state This supposed 10 be a
strategy Of the revoiyonsts, by which they expect 10
( reap great advantage
Conederston wed here the 9th inst, from Europe
II rumored that since his arrival be has asked aud 90
tared peTmsso ~ The Governor of the state 20 enlist
or impress hundred men into military service % me
federal government il u generally believed tnl ~ css
the successa throughout the Couiede
ration the federal party will Concentrate large force on
tbs stbmus. RHd make their last decided stand mere
terror Of tbs state some city seven recruits Tor the
federal army arrived this city few days since and
iat the niesdste general Of TIE state has just pur.
chased another small schooner, the object being 70
az her out as vessel 81 war 10 operate sganst General
Mosquera the coast q Cayoa IN conjunction With the
other nstonal vesst called toe Clio. The trade between
THIS shmus and the ports of cauca has been suspended
By order Of the FEDERAL authorities Of The state, but IL
understood that the United Consul at this port has
strongly demonstrated against the detention here Of law
fol merchandise from the United states IN trdnnfu To
BuCuaveniura any o the OF Cauca that are not
actually ia a state Of Siege or blockade on the ground
that prohibition the part % this government against
their shipment 90 their desiaatou clear inracton OF
the treaty peace, amiy. commerce, Sc between the
United States and the republic Of New Granada, which
provides that all articles OF merchandise not cOntraband
shall be regarded free and lawful commerce. and trans
ported In the frecst without moestston, 70
places belonging 20 enemy which not be-
| seged biOckaded al the time.
The British steam frigate Clio returned 70 this port
from Buenaveutura the 9th inst The object OF her
visit there. a. learn from her commander was 70 10.
cure alleged abuses the part OF the revolt
t0nary authorizes tovaris British subjects
The American bark Magnolia 131 days from New Y0rs,
with ESQ tons OF coal arrived AZ this port the sh Inst
The United States Tag snip Of the squadron Lancaster,
] and no TAI slpoo In port