The New York herald., 1869-06-21
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Emigration Of Chinese to America-The Civil
War In Japan-Trade and Shipping Reports.
SAN FR ANcIsCO lime 10 1919

Emigration Of Chinese to America-The Civil
War In Japan-Trade and Shipping Reports.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 10, 1859.
The steamship Great Republic, from Hong Kong
May 10. Yokohama Goth, arrived to-day, with the
following passengers for New York:-Mrs. ]. L.
Hammond and two children, G. J. Emery and
wife, Mrs. McGrath and two children J, s. Lulum,
Rev. MIR. Gunoceut wife and child; J. Boyle, Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Williamson, G. II.
Cleveland, Daniel Cav, +. P. Almedia, Mrs. Dana
and child, G. b. Thomas. W. Watson, W. Lambeth.
Captain Samuel Newton, wife and child; W. s.
Kaufman. J. L. McGowan. For Europe, "a. S. s.
Palmer, o. s. w. Walker and James Rutherford.
She brings the following merchandise for New
York:-465 packages tea, $50 packages silk and ia
packages sundres
The Great Republic brings over 1900 passengers,
1,250 OF whom are Chinese.
The steamer Great Republic brings the following
additional intelligence concerning the vessels OF war
OF the United States.
The flagship Piscataque was at Nagasaki, which
was the rendezvous for the Monocacy, Iroquis, Maui
mee Oneida, Ashuelot and Idaho.
The ArOOSt0ok, from the AmOOr, and the Unadilla
remained on the South China station.
The Mikado arrived at Yeddo on the 9th Of M ay.
Numerous outrages are reported to have been COM
mltted upon upon foreigners. The English Minister
had complained to the Japanese government regard
ing the matter
The anniversary OF the birthday OF Queen victo.
ria was observed IN splendid manner. Sir Henry
Parks reviewed the English troops OF the garrison
and the marines from the fleet. There was regatta
during the day.
The whole feet of the Mikado had arr ived safely
at The port OF ArvOmOri.
Admiral Enomoto was strongly fortified on the
island OF Yesso lmpatiently awaiting an attack by
the Mikado's forces. Three of the Admiraps vessels
attempted to capture the ram stonewall. but the
sells was beached and burned.
There were in the port of Hong Kong four English
three French and one American 1.-THE Monocacyl ves-
sells of war.
The ship Howell arrived at Yokohama ON the 29th
OF May.
Exchange-On London, 4s. I'D; on Paris, Of.
Sec
The following are the latest advices from shang.
hae brought by the Great Republic -
The American Minister had returned to Pekin
from MS southern TRIP to the consular posts accom-
An uneasy feeling prevailed among the Chinese
officials with reference to the future course OF pot
cernng foreign matters, and SO far everything was
working TO advantage.
Heavy dust storms were prevalent and but little
rain had fallen for some time.
The Russian man-ofwar Port Lieson had arrived
from COrea where she had had difficulty with the
inhabitants, in which several men were killed and
wounded
The Chee-FoO gold fever had entirely died out, and
but little interest was manifested III gold mines.
The annual parade OF the Shanghae Fire Depart
ment took place on the 18th OF May. 1t was
grand affair. There were 800 foreigners and
one Chinaman In the procession.
Trade was dull at Tien-Tzin and unless rain fell
soon the growing crops would be entirely ruined.
The market was bare. The following were the
MISUNDERSTANDING taels A. % % taes 4. o.. .O
drills, taels 4. %. o a tael5 4. .5..5.
The Shanghae market was very quiet, with light
sales OF black and green teas The present stock of
black tea was 2O7 chests and OF green 800 chests
The settlements of green teas amounted to 1912 half
chests. Common was quoted at q. 7.5 27.0.O taes.
The weather was favorable. Arrivals of teas were
looked for.
ments to date were 81, 130 bales Exchange on Lon
don, Is. "a. a 6s 21Sd.: on Paris, r. 77hc