The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-30
JAPAN AND OHIEA.
sp'e'e' Co,,e,pondercs Q, TIE Spep.as re,e1rap,.

| u'o nAcn'ltyi Doth COMMERCIAL and political
With The exception Of cotton, there has not been
much done in the staples OF the country. New
teas arc h ginning TO come in, and she fret shin
mtnt OF the season is per the Ida n. Roageys. f,r
han fIanci'co in few days. The supply of silk
mss been unsteady owing g has been believ-
" sOn ~ tno interference Of the GavsrB,nept
but who. on rem,n. trance 55ing made, denied
having had auytniug % D with it.
IL now appear pr IhaDlC that 10 increased home
temHnd was the occasion Of a sbgrt SUNNY f,r
tNpoHa'ion The supply now n the e7i Of IN,
s'asoh bas been fully one.tdi.d less than the
prtYous sCa'on. The mO,t. marked events since
The lst Of January, are ae arrival Of None. do
h0ch's' lhc French M.nister, and the departure
OF bis predecessor Ii0u5. dc B u cJIrti alsO tle
arrival Of Sir Rutherford Alooak, the English
Minister, aud Nv return Of g lionel NoAlo whJ
filled 3 I've dwirE bis absence.
IN connection With ths n turn of Mr.. Alccck,
and likCly 10 have the most important De,r.ng On
th' iuiprc rCalou, OF ia inu Vi.h OttgC cOuu-
tI,s. Is thr arrival Ol the 25th Of last month ~
hve hundred aud thirty marngs on board tho
tgip COHqUerOr, direct from Engla ID. These
| ,r.,ps aiC ntprcsrnr cnctmped on he DluHs close
to the Town. Another d,ttCum,nt Of troops 1,
! Gary CsI ect,d ir, NJ Chipg.
! Barracks have JUS been erec'cd for their ae.
| ton mOdatiOn near by, where thO nlrnes ara
! el cHmIed Concerning the object Uf tb 80 N we
! mel g. the uublic h.C not yet Cnl ghJsngd, nut
| whatever II may be thair presence wilt h I'VE "A
| happy effect OI the minds Of those who arn
opposed 10 fer gu iutercOurss, and materially aid
ID, dipl macN ~ the foreign ministers. rnree
| Du ch vessels Of " II arc alSl expected from
| baavia, max ~, with two others n Jap mess
waters, five in all, n demand redres, for tho
insult of red 70 their ilig al SIN ,n1,eki las.
year.
Tlat the counsels Of he Govern mcnt are divided
| Is wei known. and ih Il. while arRe portion Of
| The rule, Of the country are sul wrapped up Ia
| tbou ", jud against tore gnors there are nlt
| wanting those who are n favor of moro llberal
policy. Tue present af rls r mvorlDle OppOr-
tuut for strengthening tbs h lnd' of sucn, and
| upon in'i, ing on "a cOmpl anrc with their treaty
| Oh IAaiiuns, their dis,vsilipn TO evato which Is
| manifested at times in various ways. One OF
the productions of The country is rape.seed oil,
la,Fo Quantities Of which were shipped in former
times, whtn II coud 10 purchased aI Prlce tdat
would afford profit.
Foi the past two or three yel there has no:
been any quantity sent away yet notV'thStlnd-
ing his, an orOeT has be, Issued by the Govern
meit 10 b doing the SAFE 10 Foreigners OF any
consid, rabo quantity ut time, 80 chat for house
hold purposes, inste. d Of being able to purchase
a tub, containing picul, to save trouble, it is
tO ! G purchased in smaller quantities.
| The T, coon has returned ~ YrdO from hiI lte
visit 10 the Mikadu. On the nisht Of the 2lst be
Stopped at UIagI, twenty miles below Yuk hama,
anO ON the next day sliltd dupi 10 HedO in steamers
| waiting Tor bm.
1t il understood thai lately Mr.. Alcocks visits
to the Gorojio have beon very aus tlsfic'ory, aud
| that answ, n in all important matters have been
deferred until the TycJOD's Tetlrn. Now that
has 1 k place, we may rcasonaOly expect sOme-
| thing dt CiSiye as 10 ma tCrs OF general interest.
The Swiss Embassy, after long delays, have
managed ~ grtthcr 'ty signed, aud heir new
Consul, Dr. LindUu, has Cnt- red upon the dates
of $ office
, On the LIST Of July the treaty stipulation that
! III Dutch aDgu 20 il 10 10 the OhClal me aus Ot
| Communicatiou ce ises 10 take effect Accord
| d l4lU
. ne, essity of having Interpreters more tu ly ln-
4 structed in Eugli,h. class OF twenty, % he
. incrc ased sttl more, has been formed, an l the
; Ncnl American missionaries here have gagged
tbtI services (withOut p8y beHoyc), 70 instruct
g | them.
a Hitherto they have had school among them
selves for instruction al GedO, hut havr uudou0t-
. cay now found their incompe'cncy ~ attain an
Z | intimate knowledge Oi the lnuRu &c wi hput the
/ ad OF fOItlgu tea hers. rhcr syst ~ Of eY-
> Ueivtuess. which th,ir self CunCet fDs'ers. has
bud IN ibis Instance tu DO laid aside, and may we
5 not hope il is one step % osards breaking down
5 tie social bnrriers which separated them from
i the rest of mankind?
!, As an illustration Of The regard they enertai1
for us and the hospitality rcised towards the ID
Q ty ,nr G,y'rrm'nt and people, woen visiting
: the Un ted states, would mention the fact o
u the IL, ipN rs OF twu Of the large .ilyeT me Al
strucs OF a, com non pc.Jivi OF JhIs Occ l,ion,
o b.vDe battered them OF 10 . genll man herr
9 who has slECc cent them 20 California as curl
G osI'i,s.
e The crutnucd i-hIx of new residents an
visitor I, mi, = ace T. very great, Gn1 tue Diff
Cnl'l o. pro uTiug ,ni able ul 'es OF uu ness an
9 resiience- i daiy IN g. ing. The pr seat
a 9. Dpcu Cui tpI their tcOmmodaCOn O. Is lOldly
/ ioy amvpOmtnr. One Of Cue iuluC smanr. offered
o | 10 10 elt NJ rghanis 20 remove from kAniktvi
: 10 thh side II toe uuy WIS thlt tnrv cuuId have
moe room; aLd a. first they we're aJ liberty O.
: hire pl ces from the natives best suited their
J vans. A soon as thay were fairly Crubls bed
cral ge OF polic, wa, in'r due 4, ana native
housebOiders forbidden 70 rent their hOl 'es. a,
about The same time, COuCe si)ns If and Within
pTcscTihed INIT were made 10 foreigners. OF
course, this blghIy Ia Ored be fortlulte p,ses-
| sUTs who were INST on hand aud ghe Tes.rcli N
| aCquleh, ed ia " thou CDmplaiLt.
- Alter aWhl'e The d,maud to, more land became
, | so urgent Hat u new concession was m tide, and
, then suh auO her has been made 90 tnDss who
bud not hithcrgo prTtcipa cd IN the former dlgi-
| sions. Many Of these LIST GllOCnents h I'VE
changed hands, nd although MT in de ira5le
place, either hns ne or residence, have fr1n
necessity been huIlt npon and occupied. Tue
| d'nai q Tor more land has again become urgent
and u II TO he hoped that more suitable location
! ! will be insisted upon.
Early ON the morning of the 7Ih ins,aat she
. community were urunsti by several severe
shocks OF an eartGQnakr--Jld residents say thg
! seyer,t iott0r three years. No damage of con-
We have lad abundant raj 8 lG'cy exceeding y
desiIsble fer the pan ing Of The tie crop, the
| sowing OF cotton, and o ber crops which succeed
! | the burCy and wheat, nov bl iuE baTyc ted. The
|
and pleasant unril within few days, when !. has
{ | bcv' me II uCh warmer.
The United Sutts ship J1me7t0gH arrived here
| n uitCin. on, fifteen days from Macao, 9ftar "a
! | wiitei'n cruise II tic Cmun sgls and - VI tuilla
| \ laugh bic incident, showing the Scusuyenes9
} OF oar Eugi.h friends j fpr their churlsh-
| ness in rieTIng that I'm ted sta es meu-pf war
: ! could only Jay fwcnty tour hours IN any oi
t'cirpol I ,otCurrcdin llolg Kong Last SUNNI ,r,
, | when q eTewas only Il rcpor Of an Uuitad STATES
| y,bsrl blirg on tho Cana Cu!st tho Governor
, ana Peep Of Hong Kong worked themselves M
: to e. high stStc of excitement and set abIut i'm
, | meCintCly erecting sand Tat eri.s md mounting
! guns for The deieIre Of the place, inpressng d
large portion OF the CHinose population 20 DO tho
work. This ieyeriSh state of cN ten nt occurred
! q SCcUI lime on the arrival OF the jamestown al
Mac. o this winter. Their actions prove he trlll
, Of Tie wise sa' Ing, that The wicked heo Hhel
no man pulsucih.' DAIWIO.
Tho new badge for the l0,h Army O)rp-
General Brney) consists OF the trace Of a four,