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Receipts OF Produce.

LOUISVILLE Per steamer Diana = 40 coils
rope Jas Sutton 80 tes hams Bnnnell & Baileff-
2s do ties lard Collins &eo-26 ties hams 10 bbls
Jolis d Grief &co-l0 tics hams n j Smith &co-
q do 30 eks bacon Martin. Cobb &co-l5 les hams
Rawlins-- 10 do A q May &eo-30 do r Geddes
I'll pkgs mdse to Devereanx-5 do to Magee &
hneass-ll do II Kent &co-- 100 bhls tlenr l69
s sa. corn to 0giesby Macaulay-i4 bbs eggs SO
i DumesnA Martin-2s bbls eggs Schneider u Wise
4 - Chs bacon n Overton &co-l0 do las SEEKS corn
S.saa nepnnedy &eo--a5 tics hams Is bills eggs TO
St'sn, pytnss Geo-22 pkgsJ Kerr-15 do bagging
cock \ kefneehanzte hhls oil VOORHEES,, Griugs i
co-l6 bales jeans Peet, simms acos rolls leashsr
Bull Ellis &co- sac ties lard sss hhas tobacco Fei.
/ loves &eo-- las do Brander & Hubbard 30 a. n
/ Campbell. Mckee &co-la do to Jas Turner 2 AZ
Given, Watts AGO. sundries TO order - Total 2sY
hhds tobacco.
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Ainer aatsLIIqellfe.

General Observation-Disclosures Weather
Rcd River FreIghts Inaprovlng-Cnpt.
WiIthenBury has Taken Charge of the
H Judson-.The Judah Touro for Slareye-
port Thanks Arrivals - Departures To-
Day. etc, etc.
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Exports.

GLAsGOW-Per ship Realm 1893 bales cotton
568 ties lard.
LIVERPOOL ship Elyira 0wen-2S2l bales
cotton.
GENoA-Per ship Mazeppa- 9s6 hhds tobacco.
LIvERPooL-Per ship Carnatc-l9O1 bales cot
ton 1000 slaves.
VERA CRUZ-Per schr Emily Keith Manifest
not to be seen. z=+. IS
LIVERP 0OL-Per ship Addison 2s72 bales Of
cotton.
LIVERPOOL ship Chas H Lunt-2935 bales
cotton 1919 slaves.
CORK-Per ship j H Ryerson-2sl6 bales of
cotton.
BosToN-zPer bark Warren Tisher-ssO bales
cotton bales seed cotton 81 hhds tobacco 1897
hides pkgs skins 1910 slaves 30 pkgs liquor 8
| pkgs mdse
| GALVEST0N-Per schr Viotoria-1l99 bbls corn
So cks hams Al hhds sugar ties lard bbls apples
| SO bbls pork 81 bales hay 81 pkgs mdse
| Imports. @
| NDIANoLA via GALvEsTON-Per steamship
| Orizaba-$ 200 in specie Connolly &co-7G head
| cattle Inbeau & Mehle-sundries to order.
CALGUTTA-Per ship Beneares-25O0 bales of
| gnnny cloth to A & NJ Heine.
PENsACoLA-Per schr Giyility-20 bales cotton
| to Ridgll Dennis &co.
COAsT-Per schr Mary Agnes-3o bbls molasses
! NJ Gordon jr.
COAST-Per sehr Iouisa-21 hhds sugar Ito
| bbs molasses SO hi do to order.
FISH RIVER-Per schr Union Naval stores to
| order.
FISH RIVER-Per schr John Arthur Naval
stores to order.
PENsAC0LA-Per schr Martha Lumber and
| cotton to order.
PENSAC0LA-Per sehr Emma De Rassee--Lum-
Der and cotton to order.
Il PENSACoLA-Per schr C B knapp Lumber
and cotton to order.
MoBfLE-Per sehr Olive Branch Naval stores
to order. s
FISH RIvER-Per sehr Exile-Nayal stores to
order.
Receipts at the Caronde1et Canal.
i BILOXI Per schr Alma 400 bbls coal to
order.
BLACK RIVER Per schr Mary AIargeritte-s0
cords wood to order.
/ Biloxi Per schr Perle- 1000 bbls coal te
order.
/ BILOXI Per schr Cleaner 600 bbls coal tt
order.
TANGIpAHo-Per schr Best Kind IS cord
to order.
COYINGTON-Per schr President $4,000 fee
/ lumber to j Petit.
PASCA60ULA-Per schr Mahonesa- GOO Dbl
coal to order.
BAYOU LAeoMBE - Per schr Gustavia- 81
bbls sand TO Sonhlet.
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Belovy---Comlng Up.


Ship Maverick, Ellis. FIN New York to Geo A Eos
dick Geo.
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/ To prevent the smell of cooking IN house, have
nothing for breakfast, and warm it for dinner
| and supper.
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Leaves on THU RsDAY 9Th inst at 5P NJ
r. Il G U LA r OUACIIITA AND

y Landing Long View, Marie Saline Alabama
Monroe Pine Bluff Columbia Harrsonburg Trinity, and all
intermediate landings Saline, 0uacha and Black rivers
new light draugh mud fast running passenger packet
Rock City, W Moore, MASTER Frank Moore clerk will
leave above For freight passage, having splendid
YIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
AT A tvertjs Apent
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April II. al S P. NJ.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET

o. n For Camden Direct-The new elegant, very light
ssdraft swift running passenger packet steamer
szasas Pa ul Jones, T. Keeling master, will leave as
above giving clear bills ang through for Camden champag
nnlle Wilmington Saline Alabama LandDg Trenton,
Monroe Pine Bluff Gastors Landing Columbia Harrisonburg,
Trinity all intermediate way landings 0uasia and
Black rivers For freight passage apply on board.
YIRGINIUS g. DENTZEL,
at Ahyarti eup Apant
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FoRTADAMs.

u s. MAIL LINE FOR ATrAkA-
~z9 =. mas Daily IN with the n. o, .. and
eMA& &G W. Raiiroad-The fast steamer ST. Mary, j..
Attkison, master, built expressly for passens
gers and light freight will connect with the opeonsas Railroad
franklin and extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS 10 and New Town. connecting
AZ ina latter Mace fourhorse mail coaches Martini
lafayette, Grand Coaan opelonsas and Washington.
Running from New Orleans Washington twenty
hours, being the quickest route Unveiled
IA the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers
facility delivering npegt than the trade.
Shippers will please the boat their day receipts
j. NJ. JOHNSON Il CO.,
sM No & Old TRvee. Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-~>->>S<s.-~~S<e~.->s--
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED $ TATEs

=@ u III ID " It TES
liz. AsEtu-wEEKLY MAIL LINE TO snsG. h
x&3Ss<& vIGKSBURG. sE&}S3g
Ths magnificent > Mail packet xiGksbnrg, capi,y
Pmauenne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayeu Sara Red Ry
s ~ Gpand en Warrenton veEsbns Mkens BEND
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwhs Landing,
Pichex,g Point Ashton Washington, Carolina Landing
and Point worihngon, every THURSDAY, MsPM
Tho steamer VIGKSBURG will take freight for Yagoo river,
to be re-shippcd on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, atbP NJ.
The magnificent u. s. Mail packet Natchez, Captain + r.
Leaher will leave for Donadsonyille paqsnine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Aydams Natehey Waterproof Rodney a. JOSEPH Grand Gulf
The hatcher at vickbug with steamers Prince and
nnd will take eigh, for all landings the Yazoo river
as high As Greenwood hgwater rates. without detention
above mentioned splendid packets will leave on
tner regular days without fall at the hour appointed Az
attended to.
These boats Will not DO responsible for any letter package
money ewelry ether saiabes unless regular
bills Of ang taken specifying contents value and
the freight paid for vaabes deposited with the clerk
~ the passengers, contained III their baggage
For freight or passnge apply on board, u 70
]. j. PERSON & co.
leI5 Y corner Of Carondelet and Union streets.
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=vERMILLIoN.

Leaves on THURSDAY l2th inst. at 5 2. N. -
REGULAR VERNIILLI0N PACK
s = et-Fof vetmiliiou and all Intermediate landings
The very light draft, swift.rupntng passenger
steamer Minnesota, Chaf A. Hay,
master i now receiving freight and will leave above For
ie.sA' " Rl''ese 'rp.s yfRGINIIs c. DENTzEL,
az Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every Tu EsDAY al s o'clock p. M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKs

NEW ORLEANS AND VTCKH.
i, 6sI n burg Y = apil Line. Fer Notwithstanding Pia-
guemne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Eayou sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Naiehez Wafer
proof Rodney 81 Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and Ycks
burgThe steamer mariner, Capt. W. Il. Wilson, viii
leave AZ above every W. a o'clock NJ Returning
D. X. CARROLL 4 Co. "a. ~
ta4 gents Is carongelet street.
The above steamer win connect al yeksbu steamer
Dewdrop for Yazoo river.
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGy

y : lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods,
,sllllAh- sssW. Boyd, master; jas. johnson, jesse
sSssS4rs johnson, master, Red Rover, W. Strong,
master leave Orleans for Nashville and all interme
diate landings as follows:
JAS. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY March q,
JAS. johnson, johnson, master. SATURDAY, March 81,
at 5 o'clock 7. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, SATURDAY, April I, OF .
o'clock, p. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY April d.
o'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April q, at O'clock T. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, April
ms yyoods. Bogd master ieavcs SATURDAY May 8 at
JosZJabnso,, Jobnson master leaves SATURDAY,
Nav u nj p, NJ.
.,a po..a,. s1aaSg muster leaves SATURDAY May 49,
I,s xpooas. sovd mas en- leave SATURDAY. May 20,
1a1,I,so,, J "a muster, leaves SATURDAY,
S4ass "o1h,sSos f5ne b Al S O'clock P. NJ.
r,. =, - smne master leaves SATURDAY, June o,
xyaoas Boyd' master leaves SATURDAY. June 10,
v.s,so,, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
bHs. ~ lima "a Al B o clock r.. NJ
Rox.er Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, june 30,
s woods. BOYD. master, leaves SATURDAY. July I,
S'ts. Wv at 5 o'clock, 7. NJ
and shippers rely on these boats leaving
srtueliy according The above schedule. For freight 81
massage apply ON board, or 10 :, ,>,,pp,r,,, -.
/ MIC z -zzzL sanR street
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CREscEsr 0rricE, No. 10 Camp street.
4

caEscIsr oFr,cE, No. 70 Camp srees.
Wednesday,. April IL. 1850.
the dust flying In every direction, making 1t very
4 disagreeable to those who had business on the
\ levee.
The steamers that left yesterday took away very
srciahts 10 Red river have somewhat improved
Tho bs5ats are now getting rs cents and 81 90 per
h to Shreveport and 81 rs to ~ 90 to Jefferson,
with a prospect Of going higher. Te 81, Louis
freights were III cents per hundred pounds. 10
Louisville and Cincinnati they were dull at almost
any price:
taken charge Of the Homer, and will leave with
her for Jefferson and way landings on Red river
Tomorrow. Mr.. %. O. Harkins still retains his Pc
sition as clerk of the boat.
Capt. Levi Hopkins has chartered the Col. 7. Fl.
Judson, and will leave tomorrow for Bayou Bar
tholomew in place of the Homer.
Capt. Ledbetter, after laying up for day, has
changed his mind, and will leave for Shreveport
tomorrow evening with the Judah Tonro. As the
Tonro il Of very light draft it would be well fol-
shippers to send down their freight early
We return our thanks to the following gentlemen
for tavors: Mn. Smith, of the Diana Capt. Avant
Of the Burlington; MI, Turner, Of the Adriatic; Mr.
/ Woods, of the W.M. Morrison; Mr.. BoweI of the
Quapaw, and Mr.. Hamilton, Of the Switzerland.
! From the Cincinnati Commercial of the It'll We
\ quote the following:
on stand at Psbg night with So in the channel
Marietta Tie Eanawha Is falling with IS inches In tie chan
Here the stationary, with feet hence
vile Net n the canal and 81 fest il the steamboat pas
The Hsrpeth Shoals in the Cumberland and rising The Lowe
Chic IisiDg with feet the shoales bars The Mississippi
sweIag with feet from st, Louis Cairo. AT keokui
there and Tie rapids there Y 4s inches water Th
Missouri This Mississippi low and falling and nayiga
ZION difenlt The Arkansas II still falling with only fee
Rock navigation above that point entirely
suspended White and Little Red rivers arc also reced1g and
RISE above West Point will in al
pobabilty 81 suspended The present week With gh,
offerings for Flushing fair trade for St Louis with
4 considerable emigration westward
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY. Ap, u at P. N.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVILI.E.
@g = Canton. Eddyvile Dycusbnrg, Smithland Padu-
eal Metropolis, Cairo Columbus, Hickman New
Madrid, Randolph Memphis Helena, Napoleon
BendsThe fine, light drangt regular packet steamer
Jas. Woods, ". Boyd, master, will leave above.
u. DuFFIELD, Agent,
all II Camp street.
s- The j. W. will freight all points Tennessee
river with privilege of storing and resppng and will give
through bills ladDg Chattanooga Atlanta and Knoxville
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Ntn Orleans 4ailp GrsstsIi.
gutal aulsLliIsatt.

MEnS EsIsAY MORNING. April. "A, 1850.
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Leaves on SATURDAY April 81 at 5 p. NJ.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT q. g..
49, n Mail Passenger Ppeket-Fors Shreveport. Grand
Bayou, Ceushatta, Canpie, Grand Eeore, ST. Man-
ESsSzs rice Montgomery, Dnrands Cotile, Alexandria
Bars and all intermediate landings Red
The magnificent and fast running packet b. l..
Hodge, G. T. Marshall, master, will leave above, and
every Hibernate Saturday throughout the For freight
vIRGINIUs c. DENTZEI,
40 Advertising Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FO RA Alta KAPAS.
Leaves on TIL fSItAY, April II. al 5 r. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND AT,TAKA .

NEW ORLEANS AND ATTAkA-
- apas Paeket-FnI Al1akapas sia Piaqnemines
fhe 6ne, hgh' drHnsht FAST running passen
sssIz.zssSAger packet steamer n. D. Hfne, d. X. Mug
e master will leave for A'iakapas as above taking freight
ard passengers for Bayou Bnf Rashear and Berwick cities
Paeysensie, renierse, Franklin Ghasenthn, Ieanaeres
New Ihsfia Fasse Point ST. Mansyie and AL intermediate
landings The For fright sppts hoard
vIRGINIUS a. DENfZEE
all Advertising AErnt
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Leaves SATURDAY. April IA at 8 p NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
49, hS-For Grand Ecore Nachoches, Tiger Island. ST,
Maurice, Faveron's, Montgomery, Durand's, BHx
kton's, Mouth Of Cane River, Cotile, Alexandria,
Norman's Barbn's and all intermediate landings Red river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet a
j. c. Dowty master will leave above. For freight pas
YIRGINIuS G. pENTZEI.
no Advert Agan
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Leaves on THURSDAY. April II athP.M
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
aS s-Eor Jefferson direct, Splithand, Benton, Port
oaddo swanscns md Mcofings Landings, Aba
Shreveport Grand Bayou, Coushata Caiupte
Grand Ecore Bondieu Landing, Alexandria, Normons Cor
TONS Barhins all intermediate landings Red riyerThe
new swift running passenger j. MI. Sharpe.
j. NJ White MASTER B. f. Powell clerk will leave above
NIRGINIuS q. nENTzEIL
I a9 Advertising Agent
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UPPER MIssIs SIPP1.

For through tickets this Line and It's connections rs get
ior % the head Of this column and further information apply
on board A. the Copanys Office No 81 Camp
plans Of the cabins can be aud engaged
al Il A
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#oUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves every SATURDAY. Mt P. NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
49, - Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For 0uacta
LSlA8t City, Mouth Rayou Bartholomew, Sterington,
sziiszH hlomond, Port Union Mouth Of Bayou Ar
bonnn Tfenten Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor La.dng Gonm
Black riyers-The magnificent passenger
R, w. MeRae, Moore, master, will leave above,
inctualy. For freight passage apply on hoard
V1RGIEIUS q DENTZELt
jas Advertising Agent.
Leaves THURSDAY, 12ih inst, at S P. NJ.
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOI1-
o. - omew, 0uachita and Hack River PaeRet-fo Ar
kansas Line Goras BlnH Lind Grove Leglaize
fond Port Union, Mouth DArboine Trenton Monroe
Bluff Columbia Harrsonhurg Trinity and all intermediate
landings Onachita and Black veThe and fast
ssnger packet Col. II. HI. Juslson, Levi Hopkins,
ter will For freight passage apply board
vlRGINIUs q. UENTZEL,
all Advertising Agent.
Regular 0naehita Packet
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS
81 h. Ghampagnoe Wilmington, Pigeon Hills, Moro
aGaryye Marie Saline, Extra, Alabama Landings
ouacita City. Lochlomond, Mouth OF D. Afbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrsonbur Trinity
intermediate landings 0uachta and Black rivers
The fine splendid and swift running passenger packet DR.
Burlington, N. r. Avant, master, will leave above.
For freight passage applyon board.
pThe DR. b. will connect with steamer Resident for Saline
river.
yIRGINIUs. G. DENTZEIs.
all Advertising Agent
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Leaves on THURSDAY, Anril IL, Mt 3 PM
REGULAR RED RIVER AND
IT, n Lake Paeket-For jefferson smi,hland. Benton
Port Gaddo Swanson's, Shreveport. Grand Bayou
Conshatta, Campte, Grand Euore. Gothic Aexan-
da and all intermediate lundings-The entirely light
drought and fast running passenger packet II. w. Pow
eu Martini master will leave above. For freight pas
aio 'p' MUSE & MURDOCH, Agents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23

New YORK, June 22.--The Herald Journal
Of Commerce, &c, contain editorials strongly
condemnatory of the Executive Committee
of the American Telegraph Company for
their extortionary demands and threats
against the press. They urge stockholders
to come forward at their meeting next Thurs
day, and rescue their property from the GER
tain destruction of the madmen who now
control it.
Mr.. o. S. Wood, one of the Oldest and most
accomplished telegraphers in the country,
and who, for several years, has had the man
agement of the Canadian lines, went to Eu-
rope on business connected with his profess
sion. During his soourn in London Mr.. W.
made many inquiries touching the prospects
of the newly projected telegraph-cable line
between England and America, by the way
of Greenland and Iceland. The result Of
these inquiries he sums up ic the subjoined
paragraph, which is extracted from one of his
letters to his friends in this country:
"They (the new company will accomplish
nothing except making surveys. We shall
never see Europe and America connected by
telegraph Uid Greenland and Iceland. The
more inquiries / make the better am salts
fed that we will soon have a direct line
working successfully across the Atlantic, and
l hope you may live many years after it is
accomplished"
Mr.. Wood strongly deprecates the difficulty
which has recently sprung up between the
press of the United States and the American
Telegraph Company, in consequence of the
extraordinary measures of the latter and
predicts that the inevitable result of the
quarrel will be the establishment of rival
lines throughout the country.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23
The Japanese Mt the New York Academy
of Music-The Embassy Nearly Involved
In. m Rtuhf

The Japanese Mt the New York Academy
of Music-The Embassy Nearly Involved
I'm a Fight.
Thursdays New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing:
At one o'clock, it was announced that the
carriages were ready to convey the Japanese
to the Academic Matinee, whereupon il be-
came a question who of the seventy would
go, and finally whether all of them would
not insist on staying at home. For, as one
of the Committee in charge astutely re-
marked, they're a very sing'ler people, in
asmuch as they like TO have their own way,
and sometimes become fractions when we tell
EN- they've got to go where they don't want
toW The three ambassadors had refused to
attend the opera from the start; at the last
moment the officers also declined the invita-
ton for themselves and their attendants
The Committee urged the point. The Jap
anese, with suavity, begged to be excused.
The Committee insisted The Japanese
firmly declined. The Committee assumed an
imperative tone. Whereupon the Japanese
were at first frightened, then wounded lastly
enraged; and one of the officers rushed out
of the Committeeman, and adjured Mr..
Leland to procure him pistol forthwith.
II the Committee persist in this style OF
thing, we shall soon hear of case of hdri-kari
at the Metropolitan Hotel. Finally, terms
WeIo hhuej anu Inc BeHtle fJhpaneSe, WIN
their national politeness, concluded to yield
the point. The fourth, fifth, sixth, and sew
enth officers, three or four others high in
rank, Tommy" and several attendants,
equipped themselves, were pulled, rather
than accompanied, TO the door, were showed,
rather than assisted, into the carriages, and
were whirled away to the Academy, at which
they arrived soon after the appointed hour.
With Captain Lee and Interpreter Portman,
the Japanese took their places in the pro-
scenium boxes-which were chosen because
they added so much TO the illusions of the
scene. There they could see the prompter
and all the back-stair lyrics of the place
scene-shifters, and many others in citizens
dress-which accorded superbly with the Ro-
man costumes, triumphal arch, and the theo-
logical robes. The Japanese never beheld
Amodio before, and surely they were pro-
foundly impressed with his bearing and voice.
Madame Cortesi, who is assumptions woman,
made direct appeal to their hearts. They
thought, doubtless, of Japanese gardens,
flowers, and birds, and the saccharine de-
lirium of love. They seemed to acknowledge
that she ought not to baye been sacrificed,
and TO entertain very poor opinion of the
Roman pagans who put her to death.