, 1869-09-09
SAN FRANCISCO.
Movements Of EaBtora Travellers,
Mr.. Seward.
What (hoy Chew and Sing Han
Think Of Chicago.
Their observations on Things
in General.
Politics.
tFR0M oCR BFKC1Ak CoNhEsruEplNI.l

ASo"ttS 14AA = 4AG1 N4a4E UAtA lf8A kuE 1VSEI4%&c
last night. They had good time Went IN rid
Mattposa and came out I'D Hss11ips and GaE1ute;
aaW al that wat 70 be Eecn, aud got buck hero
sale, but pretty well tired out Mrs. CoffAI beiug
slightly 1ndisposed, hef devoted husband EsaId be-
hind with her, and Bowics aud vile stald to keep
them company. They will be here in day or two.
Their future morcments arc q Little uncertain at
present. They propose to VISIT Los Angeles before
returning to the States, and they also desire TO
make the t1tp TO Oregon, possible; but asc IN
doubt on that point na Neii rs the other.
MOVEMENTS OF MI EKwARp
MI EewaFd VAS At Victoria on Fritay last, but
the telegraph line being down ut present, no CON-
nurieaiion can be had with him 1t ls unler-
stood that he will 60 to Portland, Oregon, from
Victoria, and thence to the ual!es. before return
Ing 10 San Francisco. He Nas inyued to deliver
the hnDunl address on the 9th Of Scptember-the
snnlscrsary Of tue admission OF California into
the Cntonbut not feeling e1ua! 70 the effort. de-
c,iued, md auothes orator has bcen provided.
Ar Seward will, however. be III the procession II
in The city, aud attend the fevIe OF the uniformed
militia Of Governor NalXht Rnl stan ut Its close.
Soon after lie 9th, II 1ir. Sc yard sees no occasion
for vary!pg The programme AZ At present arranged,
he Viii lt8Se iur Southern California. After VISIT
iEK lpB Angeles, eana Barbara, aud, possibly, Ban
EarrardinG, be vii 60 to Ean Diego AMI there
iakr the steamer which will carry HIN to Manzs-
officer rent ItuIn the City Of Mexico BY President
Juafez, With 1nsge military escort-caEAlf5-
who Will conduct Tim 10 ibe capital. They will
t'asa through tUtima, Gy tho volcano now III
fierce eruption for tho 0r~t tine In 200 years,
auh tlivhte 70 to tiuAtalajlrn. From thence
lhe| MI! 70 un to UuaRnjuato, and thence to
t{ntirttto ami reach the City III Mexiro In about
eight 10 len tlnyh from MhnzauliIOt htEcr trip Of
nl'uHt 70 nileh ~ EsnRe Dr disanti1. Tile McxI.
EA r. I'll ffHk I'm fn
hc rhIrf defender n Mexican liberty n7a.IIet Pl.
r'pcAn lntrrrnson h1t lnrn.Iun, an,1 he vii he
fight wntin1y welcomed 10 The nt rRlare " tho
MuHtrEnflAs ahtt nonR Tho thie. ltls tratth Ina
lHtn nucal improved ly hls trip 10 this cuRst, and
le fNHka forward VIII EfrAt lienstfe w TIM tfr
lhsunRh Mrslro Finn TIM rnr:tAt he nil ~ III
vrta tfttt nit ttnN thtHrn IL Srr INK, RI IlR.
rnhn IT REV u.lsans, Il h not yrl tlr'Nled Witch.
YatN tIthsaH ftsIr,nH.
thhy tArr n'd hluR hnn. ynHF !n.a g.'ns,a frnnl
the thIrn., Hthrhr'i hrtt ai Friday nl3ht inst
ffntlI Hhlraan hAd hrw tMk. Ihty fAlnn bnrk III
Ant htntlI gtrt splits, Aht u!tnar,t 10 tDIn talt
,ttEttr Win tltr trlp nni thr Treatment tirr rs-
ttNtu They arr, ~ iHhllrF ut ctNIrsr, III ss,fNn
e1fpnt lH1 lied ~ thtft CnnttryRien Atncs ihttF
trtnFli, atil yesterday tits RtartA 0f Ghy Lung
Ia. ti,e lsthrtirrnt ilfuHbh} atuI IHn WI 4 ca.
tAgrrralslt Arrustntl0ns} wtFc truwde,I with
GeltaIlnl .RitUrR, lntttIJ merchants AMI trades
mel, hnalnus turHngrntuasa them IN ther sats
return AMI hear tier BpinIun Ut the ,ahis lhey
lAd Tlsittt and the reception t1ry had met.
"lIAr 1IlEY THINK Up Ynu.
An yun have tern thetr, nntl made up your mini
Rtat them, retbala 5uu will Mt! oIert 10 hearing
whRt iifI link ut tn,I. H1lh tIuw Juur citJ looks
whrn seen Though nliontl. siinVeiI eyes. / flIid
Tint they tHn'lh eharp Investigation IN nnIust
rstty subject which cunhl Ie fnatle 10 hear m The
future relations 1~tmrTn their 1ropie nh.l o1Iis,
RtH1 1Gu nun1l hr sufpfani IL ILrar hUH atrtfAtr.
y they th1k lie mraHntr u tnnny thhna ytnt
r"t1'l Naturally sh1tk hal eo'sprl tlHIt ub.etFa.
tInlh
th"y t'hnw FAlli " We f1ulfnt tiIn r,l,Ilty Ia.
tween fhu HIrttA HstaitA aht uu4aha trty I,t.f
The soil II ertEetalIt itf HWt, and llEf, fnht} ttnt
by Any iHFht,4 lhttlItH. Ftatn tiihH.a ~ n pmlni
sUttm Haisi"a raal NJ tthh'akn, tbs rpahtFy Ia
,nosil} tr.t fAu. thHHtu lAs n very beautiful
r,hihlf, aIaI, Il, A1t Ia Rut4t 10 la ,rfy great
city, ltlaaGrral .rty nav. hit II l4uss In ,nt,f
lTtaleftrfy s'an,, 1ho irHItrs htn very tratur~
'Nn, nlns tin fsrAlnTa link eNtcEpsislng
auh psnppruus, hui iAny hD anl
t4tr thn ttnutla 10 rrTltw tina kntl
Ia Ihey sh1bIt. This AtsInln Vt faFlAtuR Ii tury
taAaHhtl.e, Anh III tne Will ln!ptter!al the Bail,
ttuah now II II lt.u Etchest have ever Renn. The
cltLaAib IN nu, equal N California and lhe fg.t ID
MT 10 he COMPARED, but II Ia very good country
tOtit I'd. TIE people u Chicago GTr Ecry energetic
nLd We liked them se,y much. THY werc very
ustltahlr aud acted aa though they could not do
100 much 10 ehoW US attention. Their hospitality
WIS o ll,csul that VIC could not tint wo.ds to
ttank them enough. Tho streets arc vide ant
straight, md tho Ltonc and Iron buildings vcsy
lsrge AID nnc. On the principal streets We saw
Eut few Vacant buildings, which rpeaka well for
The ttn,le Of the CITY,"
Iaeked him what he thought OF The proposition
to start etore Ike chy Lung y In Chicago. ~
don't think It would succeed! The people OF Chi.
csgo liberal In their wsy, but not after the
tom Of California They don't bu5 many things
merely becauhe they arc curious but mainly for
use, and will not give the nrst price asked as they
do In San Francsco- The ladies' when
theJ visit stores LOOK at many lhlngs which
they do not buy, and when they really
with TO hpy nnythinE, offer eeveral prices lower
than what II asked. The people arc 1ultc eco
nonica1, and wear more generally Amellcan-Inadc
goods than In Sun Francisco. I ras asked by
Meu who oEn s.oo, ,013 II tho sacque which wore
was made from Chinese cloth, which showed Tint
they were not ycry familiar With French goods. I
ulIEk good tea. store might pay In Chicago, and
scDc kinds Of lacguefed ware and sIt1B might
tell :here; but costly articles which nrc principal
" for otnancnt would lot pay thrrt-at least
think not / think many Chlnamen will 80 10
Chicago, IN time, aud do well there, though wngcs
arc low AZ compared with California There are
-
be allowed 10 use violence against us as they do
terr IT. san Francisco, If they wished 10 do H. Al
present they do not apPcar TO be lll-d,spo.cd to-
~urd u, aud H. IN t1nc@ they changed, they would
be 1est1aipel from open outtaGes By 1uat lxwf,
witch appear 10 be well administered
The Americans there, US In California, MI
appear to favor rs, and are anxious, for
their own credit, to maintain the good name
OF the country. As lAoortng uen, gnflenerz, and
In 1fh ~ mil think Thinrsr UNr1I
bc Kindly receivcd and do well In Chicago. In
time many Cntnamcn may he employed In faeto-
rtca anu farms, but II viii be many years before
the nuntcr can become large. Ith!uE Chicago
oners better Inducements than New Tosk for
Chinese immigrants, but not 50 good as the Pacific
States generally Just nj this umc."
s'Hcw York s q greater city tha1 Chicago tnd is a
better place to sell rBtcass Chinese and japanese
goods II has great t1ndc apd will keep RrpW.
Ing larger for hundreds Of years. Everywhere We
were treated lie gentlemen md covered with
nospltalftles.'
asked him, "Whas do Jou think OF
Kcopn nsnscha1a Southern Immigration scheme .
Will 1t euccccd :" lie replied, with some hesltA.
| TIN: Well, don't lnnw! shall not advise my
friends TO 80 TO The South. VIC haze MI hear,l
what outsnEcs have been ncrpetrased In Peru ahtl
tuba On Chlncse Coolies, anil, though l do not
| know H. en- nfratt that the R1fne thing might
| 10 the eonth, aad now tncI waut Cool'c lator to
take lis pnce. II Coole labor is to take tho pace
Of slavery, Will they not expect It TO be something
pretty near Ike elAvcfy7 That !s what ]
| an nlsld ot. In the West the
! Chlramen would hare tho protection 0,
roc.l aad cqua! laws, and tho people hare not The
! heas which rtcvnH Ia I county where there has
| teen slavery. do not lhtuk tho negroes In lhc
! soulh wuud trouble &hc Ch!acec, hut what assn
kH1 ~ I'm &HtIt tn1
| oppressed uaf 10 not hko the contsact aJEtcul
my WAY. Chnancp, like otncr men, will work
tclter and 10 themtc.rca morn CREDIT aud Ri1e
letter ratEfariton entirely fire lallorrfE, than
| Under cotstartn where they woun. soon learn thai
| lity did rot Eci full wages, They can ~ 10 Chi
c~Eu un their oNn account. add few Ntlltry how
nell tnr3 can Ito thrrr ~ their own masters: II
they report farnrafJ Erors vii! 70, and thrrp vii
| perhaps grow nV q greater intercourse. 0u
t'ct'plc. 5un knn~, hrs t!nd. aud .hcJ vii! mot.
hloWI, In ibis matter. l hopo some more Of ou
merchants Hlii 60 There an'f tcc what they ,'.lnl
VI lhtse things. wonld liko also 10 havr some q
ttt III 80 10 tho Eouth and rrpori."
| Fling Man expressed himself c1uatly warml,
towhlha tho htsplsnkie prop1e Of Chicago. II.
| said that they could nut have teen better trate'
Any~ herr. /" When we rrturnct1 to Chicng0 Iro1l
Nrw York AMI left for Nap francisco, ,hcJ gaY,
III an cscoti, l think II WAS eit,zena' company
not regular army 1socr'. and they appeared to h,
1 Ernuenen. think \ tea stnfr, with fresh tcAs
might to well in Chicago, but tic prices there
. s'nt high enough for GF1tclAss teas They dr1nl
| 1nranv,o tcn - ordinary qnanty. ard poor Ca'
| ne.c tca, whlrh has sscca painted Rsccn iSui
Man IL right there certainly, LOT !htrs IL no s'r
thing prnu,a+ prrrn tta>, especially for tho Eng
| l!sh hnt1 American Matkcu, uuoh haskct, ol
olhct tne black teas Rro not sold much, II ~nJ, II
Chirsgu, and hut little In Now York: hui | thIp,
lhcrc arc people There who would In slmQ spprc
t!A.r Eoo+i tsck Ira k1d pay tor It. '
"in New York We eAw many s.orrs empty ant