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ranks. and now 60 out to Mexico without
hope Of pay or cmolument, aud knowing we'll
that cruel death awaits thom u captur:d By
the French, but determined to consecrato
sis ts attcmpt att N aud To- mako the battle aelds Of
The land of tho Aztec, ring with the echoes Of
..The Battle Csy Of Freedom"
rn1v. vceterffey mn old friend and trun |
one, came Into my office mid said quietly, |
|" Good bye, old boy; 4 pSveI p!,' aeo see yoa
desire to answer any, and an hour later saw
ftom Russian Hill steam-tug heading down
the harbor towards vessel which had cleared
on The day before, hut was standing oil and On
outside the Golden Gate. knew fNi wen
determined, @ brave and: daring .'s,men
wcre looking perhaps their last, hreWel1 at
homo and fiends IN the distance, aud my ]
eyes in spite Of me tl1lsd with tears aa
thought. Of what might he IN store tor moth, a
tie 60 against them You may call this sort OF
thing fi1libustering It you VII, but cannot
help thinking that men who run such risks
to serve holy cause and carry out an Idea,
serve the sympathy and admiration Of every
lover Of freedom in the nation. ~
FROM BEY0ED THE SEA-.
Strange tfd1ngs come to us from the far of
and mysterious lands beyond the sea. You
know that the preparations for the departure
and China are looked upon With great inter
est BY the people Of california, who are large !,
~ interested in the success Of the enterprise.
The Colorado will be ready for her departure
promptly on the LIST of January, 1857, and
Em carry. large list Of Passengers.;, i. Ilt Ine
ter, and at the banquet given BY. tho Chinese
merchpnts to Hon. Anson Bnrllnsss:3G:aa sid
General Van Valkenbnrg, Ministers to China
young thinaman, Fong Tung, Of the firm Of.
rung, Yuen d c., rising to reply to toast
I}sh, showing q more-17ely appreciation 9f
its Importance than any. white man with
whom had conve1sed for months. At this
moment The following proclamation from the
Supreme Government Of Japan, received last
week. has peculiar sign1asanse: ansn7sR
various beydad s I'd hs os o purpose
1sa 9 az asseive s.spss e {: ao1
efnmcat. on making application to this ettset:
% rss S ss T sass bssoR ss1
the name of lie petitioner, and stating clearly how
ee9 he D Reaass Il
| ana Hatamotos should make their application
ih,on helr mste Re5f aRd e1fRs " 1
place, or through the Lord Of the domain, to the
proper department.. In case any person should
understand and observe his regulation.
n assvs deerss hayizg hesn Issued It Is to b
the ordinary people, in ordet that such as wish TO
60 may u.ske the,r appliealion.
| GOVERNMENT 0rFlcK, YEDuo, My %, 1885,
1 Hitherto the Governmet arrested nll natives
who left Japan voluntarily to 60 beyond the
seas, and returned to that country. Tho two
Japanese who have visited this city since Call
{ornia was inhabited were Joseph Hako and
/ fzcn Of the United States, returned to Japan
/ and successfully de1cd the Government,
i through the American Consul and his pass
i port, and the last who come here last gear
! stole away In disguise and has just returned
to his native laDd in American uniform and
| protected MS an attache Of the Consulate at
| Kanaganh. This PROCLAMATION breaks down
the last barrier Of exclusiveness, and Japan
may now be said IN truth to bo open: to Eu-
1opcan and American civilization. Kisabqro
had terrible passage back to Japan the
wrecked on The way. The following letters
ffnm passengers arc WORTH reading, as show
Ing IN escape from death almost miraculous:
| Horo Eo4o. Msy 81, 1854.
- Yon ana mo here; having arrived bnt Eeste,day
! rsarn Thu r fhefta n .rtfrh fnot ,,nsaa1e at
Houoiu1n. torc,ber Win Madsr,e Anaa Bjshop
IN a m IN wds cnpe ~ TEE hon
es 1, MGss ~, mnerS, atet sFEai
were forced 70 tase 10 our bo;ta, and y a open
puat satt !outtssA nun4Feq 1nsttS ~
noena :; Galcs M iof Guam. D., me me- capsaia aa e'Eas
,rsr NJ E.g r nat II ht ~ +t
feat IN 1sneih IN beneas ~ nossian % ~ w n!1ivcd
in tbfrteen dnya af Gnnrn our Condition nItiahie
arrived VIII Kisaboro yesterday. md shall be
in Japan. ! hope. within month.
ION viii nnd 1engthened account n the China
f1fss Of this date. which forward to 9Th tho LID AEd.
:. nr.E EoS1Hn I; snr:.-. ~. YAs ~ .,.1a nIk9'
f. e.' ooAa' Sta1 * i1ssaS1sSoe' 1sSs =
You will be shocked to ieaiu VI haya been
\ wrecked on Wake Island On tho bth or March, and
lost ai1. We were three weeks on the 1tninhablt-
abe Island. No Tater. and had to walt three days
a; 1ei4se "t souta @ ees ny sI9m ene sa'p. Me nao
ths islaknd Tha Govcrnor and tnbnbffanta N NV ~
\ been most kind, and furnished MS with few Ms
terials to make up little clothing. They have no
stores here: We came, twenty ono OF rs, in an
open ooat, fourteen hundred miles: How we wish
20 was to san hIsGetsso! EI peEiact MIRACLE our
ahs, Iaf ~ tha S tf -; nc 2! .ns
iaiand. in small boat with fnnr az bis men sn3
4 thscc Chinese h1t nd 10 thIs time wo have not
heard Of them. We sre i1era month to-day. ifs
Governor has sent schooner to Wake Island for
The specie saved I. an the wreck, and wo have to
e maat Is = return to sase Us 70 Man1ls. Wher9 we
e nss a, ~ & xa1 s q
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