, 1870-01-09
The Chin csc 311sslon-MtntsterR Lows
InhIxuctIona a-SaESck ConstrlcGsOn of
the TFenly TO be Exnctcd Of tho Cc.
leAIlatB-1nCreRAe OF the American


the Treaty 10 be Exnctcd Of tho Ce-
leA1laiB-KncSeR2eo OF the American
Facet In the Chinese Winters.
Hdshfnyton (JIn. o. DtJukeh to the =. !. Heruh.
E1-(0vt fnor +. F. Low, American MtntsIer 10
China let here th!s ess n,r fos New ioES 10 VI!
ltAre jor San FIaLCtEco by rail The Governor
VIII aail for Shal gna on Tue 1at Of February, az
r's..g about ,ae ) Of March. He viii then pro
Ceed up The fautz zktaug Oh visit 10 HaokoR.
Alter bis return he wul sL1tI directly for Pektn bT
way OF the lin T.ic. The Instructions OF Mto!s;er
- csli his at tn.ion TO the supplementary articles
OF 1sss, known the Brrltngar.e treaty. Il 10
the y nj OF I: 9 President thas ne carry out the
provisions Of that treaty faithfully on tbs part Of
The Uhlted Stsle,, ead MS Intercourse with pnnce
Kl1f, at the head OF the Foreign otlcs Of China,
will be expected 70 demand, and, necessary,
l:sldly sste1t,A IL nlment BY tue Chinese Govero-
men, Of their stipulatlons WITH the U1ited Stated
asaios 1he bafbar les snd irregularities frequent
y pIacueed By Chinese noos, or upon
yeIy exrlIcat, and M,nizter Low Is
fnily empowered to take such DECIDED steps AZ
VII compile ely v,ne,cate tns no1o, Of ne nssoD
wanting 10 our tnrriru intercourse, to the eaecs
that The Uerej 8 ates GJIcFnu e1t Lay have been
aver, smiso'e 'ns1:,ns'on and would a9 IT, s:;
and cut1ed mlscel'speo7sty; but the county had
now al scmoptrat!ou taat Hlli not only assert
x apc q
ire Instructions are brief, to the point and decl
Rive.
MtptteF Low leaves for hts distant aua inpor-
tsnt misi1on under the nnst favorable auapice-.
he bh8 the utLost coL ndeDce OF the pres1dent
ard The SeCTe'ars or S'ale IN his ablllty to exc
cute In \ dlRpInei manner the letter aDd spirit
Of his lnsttucluus. Mr.. Low expresses
Il determination to use his best efforts to
elevate this county to thu POSITION II demands In
tie AFFAIRS Of the East Ia ordet TO faml!artze
himself with the true condition Of 1aln9s In the
vaI1ous parts OF Chsaa, Mlul.ter LOW, dur
luR The sumner Gr fall, will make
Wilt 10 all the treaty ports, and examlne per.
soEallJ hON haslLess Il ttarsactesL The Navy
Department lAs ai1ealy commenced the prep.
arAiI0n Of vesnels 70 be organized into nees,
uLccr Commodore RoIgerf, for service tn Chllese
waters. Tha neet Will De the most thoroughly
equipped and most formidable the uutsd
States has ever had In @thAt part Of
The world. The old tubs now stationed
there RI9l be relieved md the new deet Will be
something In &h1cn the nation may seei at least
more prloe, and Will not be tue laughing stocE OF
lpIeigut rs aud Cntnete. aB has been the c1se
J. A.cLeays Browp. First secretary Of the Rur.
ltnRnMc Chinese Embassy, who left some
t,Me since On an otrlclal visit TO- Pckn,
II exEec;el 10 a1rlte IN San Francisco
tr The next Steamer. He will bE!uR
The rauncation Of the treaty of 1868 oy the Cut
nese tioyerpuehI aud viii present 1t TO tnl. gov
trument personally. Mr.. Brown will bring much
important iIfo1mation IA regard to Tue trne optn-
Ion OF the Celestial Euler3 uron the uuln9s Of
UpIunpkuso aud bis associations and nAOa1r1ns.