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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
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James A. Royals, an employee of the Thayer Scythe Co.,, had his right arm badly cut with a scythe on Monday, while polishing the same on an emery wheel. Dr. H. B. Steele tied the arteries, from which the life blood was fast ebbing away. The patient is doing we'll. s..- --..ss
 -Elihu Burritt lectured on the Wash ington Treaty, Wednesday evening. He was listened to attentiyely by all present, who pronounced it one of the finest lee lures ever delivered in this place. Had il been more thoroughly advertised he would have had larger audience. sii-aus3
 and Friday were excursion days Gall along the Gne' of the Conn. Western to Hartford and return. Passen- gers in those two days travelled for half fare, and many availed themselves of the opportunity. The fame of Parepa induced some 30 persons to go from Winsted to listen to the prima donna at Hartford on Thursday evening. Many also went in from the towns to the west of this. There were five loaded cars of excursionists came from Hartford after the close of the opera, reaching here about 2 o'clock A. M. Some of them looked little soar by daylight, as though either the opera or the ride had disagreed with them. a'.' f.s5 A5 ss
 The Conn Western Go. have just begun to issue new description of ticket. They sell you ticket which is good for self, or family, to travel on the road a certain number of miles. The border of the ticket has figures all around from to 10; and when the holder, or any of his family, go on the road, the number of miles he, or they travel, is punched from the ticket. When the last figure disappears, the ticket is taken up by the conductor. They sell ticket of this description, good for. 500 miles. for SIS. The holder of such { ticket can go to, and return from Hart ford for s1. .82, while the regular flare is $40. The saving, of course. is much greater on short routes. Those of our citizens who frequently travel by this route will avail themselves of fhepurchase of this kind of a ticket. It is also a good thing for the road as they will get the money in advance and have the use of the same. ssss.asf st,s 5o gFsses,sfs ss sf1
 The editor of the Herald a few weeks since offered to buy the stock of the com pany, which publishes the paper, at 40 cents on the dollar. He also offered, over his own published signature, to sell what stock he held. at the same figure. He bought ina immediately at those figures some two thousand dollars of the par stock, and now holds at least seyen-tentha of the original stock. Thinking the offer to sell at 40 was made in good faith, some two or three of, our seitizens went to the editor and offered to buy out his interest, but he would not sell This vreport. if true, has a little of the Odor of ssPrince Erie. Y We hope we are misin- formed as to the facts we think our correspondent must have been misinform
 ed.-ED. ENo- 1sss. ssEzssisa' 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The blood is the very essence of health and life. It furn-
 ishes the component of flesh, bone, mus
 cle, nerve and integument. The stomach
 is the apparatus-the arteries the distrib- utors and the intestines the channels by which the waste matter is carried of. Up on the stomach and bowels, these medi- cines act simultaneously. ta.r-,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
PIysnouth sketcnes--No. os.


 On Monday evening, Jan. .22d, Ralph G. Hubbard furnished one of his popular readings, to good sized audience, in the Methodist church, Thomaston. On Tuesday evening, Jan. 30th, 'tpar- Tor tableanx" took place in the Congrega- tional parsonage, at the centre, for the benefit of the public reading room. - 5 One of those general scares which is al- most sure to take place once in ten years, more or less, is now transpiring in this town and vicinity. A week ago Mr. Thomas H. Newton, of Thomaston, broke out with smallpox, or it's lesser twin brother, varioloid. The natural result is considerable, excitement, general vac cination, and fat purse for the doctors, PLYMOUTHEAN.
 Feb. 5th. 1872. .-' ''.'' ''.9''4 'T'' ''''
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

Our druggests keep for sale Halls Veg etable Sicilian Hair Remover, the best preparation ever made for restoring the vitality and color of the hair.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

We are glad to see that the Judiciary committee of New York Assembly are to tske immediate action regarding the inn peaehmens of Barnard and Cardozo. the i've most notorious Ring judges. ..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

The NoRrHrrrD Knife Co. came near losing their forging shop, last week, says the American. It caught fire but was ex- tinguished before the flames became un- manageable. 1 .'s z q t.s i..s. ..e ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

1CoRSwALn BRDGE has been favored with two tempernnce lectures by Master Edmonds of ColebFook, n boy of 16, who is said by the Tanner and Banquet to speak extraordinarily well considering his years.-The friends of the Rev Fl. @. Judd made him aIvisit, last week, which netted him about $80 .'ss F -
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
Deaths.

At Woodbury, Jan. 15, Mrs. Heman Botsford, aged 42. 98
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
Feb. 5th. 1872,
Bridgewater.

The horse and robes stolen on the 18th at large. ',f, f,,.5 ,..s..s:4.s- -s.,.fr
 -ReY. Austin Isham of Roxbury SUD- piled the pulpit in the Congregational ob,,,.of, Ss,rd.,v lE5fs.s,i k8f0 IU qattAEl4Pfl - ''-1>' e'pAf>t siH zs4EFxsYCy tsa.{au Saturday, we experienced the most severe snoWstorm of the season.; H..
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

Attention Is called to the advertisement of the sswhite Star Line" of steamers for Liverpool in smother column. For fuller information call on q. Eaton Jones of this place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

The Nxszarhzsetts General Railroad Bill waa orsaered to its third reading in the S@n4se. Rrsd.y. by vOte of five to one.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

ME Eiz1oEs Shape. of Norwich, N. Y., has been leeturing On Woman Suffrage in wTnstsd. New Hartford and COllinsville, ard we see that meeting Is soon to be heEl m RSveFfon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
West Cornwall.

The annual meeting of the Housatonic Valley Milk AssociaAion vas held here on 2nesday, Jan. 30th. Mi. Eli Smith, of shefield, was chosen P1esident, and Mr. s. Gold, Secretary. Speeches 1vere
 made by Messrs. Smith, Gold, Bradley.
 I. l.. and N. Hart and others. No special business seemed to come before
 the meeting. By invitation Mir. Alexan-
 der Hyde, of Lee. Mass. read before. the
 Association an essay on the Analysis of
 Milk, which was interesting and instruc-
 i've If the facts as shown by Mir. Hyde
 could be in the hands of every dairy wo-
 man it does not seer, possible that so much poor butter could find it's way to market. 9E8ssa sssF aH ad 2 There is a rumor that Dr. Sanford
 will leave town the coming spring. It is to be hoped that there is no foundation
 to this report aa the doctor has labored
 faithfully and efficiently among us for
 over twenty years, and has the confidence
 and esteem of all. Should he for any req
 son leave us, it would create vacancy difficult to fill i.les3 fas l:,a ,s <i5
 The last Farmers Club was held at Nr. R. P. Fosters, and was the most full
 y attended of any of the season. G 'As.., s.. # YOUTH
 -On Saturday, the 3d inst, fire broke but in the house that was formerly the
 residence of the late George Wheaton, now occupied MT. Robert Cochran, re- sulting in something of fright, the clean ling out of several rooms on the second Efoor, and some $2OO or $500 damage, say Eing nothing about the indication this fire land the one last spring, that cleaned out the old railroad depot, furnish of the need Iof an organization with fire buckets, 4 &c., for just such emergencies. The fires we may have, but any efficient system is too contrary to all the habits and history of the growth and business of the place to be hoped for. But it is i'm proving. g .v..+.,f9 .fssr4asts s-54irIfs.. < !
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

Gov. Scott of South Carolina makes as bad an exhibit of the State finances as could well be. An increase in the public aebt of over eigh millions, in single year. from Nov. 1870, to Nov. 1874, is ad- mitted. Perhaps the Ku Klnx exhibit is q trifle more baxbarous than the foregoing, but is it more dis9racefulS .a. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

The Hartford Insurance companies have paid foR taxes in Pennsylvania alone, for the last year, S5S. .AS7. .S6.. The Oonnecti- cut Mutual pays nearly s16,OOO. ,...t
 If they can pay that amount for the privilege of doing business in Pennsylva- min. how nauch tax can they afford to pay Connecticut on their premium notes?
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

There was a queer contact in the elec- tioo Co fill a vacancy in Philadelphia Senatorial Dist, last week. There was no Democratic candidate nominated, but '.Aleck" Mcclure ran as an anti-Adminis- tnation candidate. He came within 750 votes of an election, and claims that even that majority was obtained by fraud.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

Ag1shing NOrthfeld correspondent of the WiRsted Herald suffers typographical torture in the following aggravated form !:
 Our Episcopal friends have no regular service nov, and numbers of them are drawn within the charmed circle of which ear palpit Is the center. We see the el0aH-she little clOud-in the far-off hori- zOa. and we wait, expectant wait, the grateful pattering of the drops, which Pgeelade the cOpious showers. ief .e
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

The New London colony of sparrows is reduced to five. '-s
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For some Time paSs she 'dtstriNs Of Mundie J,
% ihaNsspdda ,hsa belA keith state
, r. alarm by q, wild elephant And pot, With
CGt good cause, Tor this bf6te had E'fldd
City -aK'AdaAass Aeiogt iSsfdV ~ own day
.osG1sokovinc pvesAOok,ohim.H Iaies wsEsn
spost.ts elsphant, for, 9aca qqppna a time he
rea6ered the Commissariat Department good
- Siv'ieA aad anaStaAph l&]iS.
G6SeH >Rut be fell from that hig6 eItat{,
sd took 70 hts nattvp. wtidp,. 10 TO lajt
~, lkifty siabp tid[lhs k.a ISL p,.osa
,sb t.s1aes:%. "a h. ..a!ss @SAsa ct3S.
rsIs.AAsts" !. =. II: s..~rif
ID, GaPse Y Bloc Mr. AevlT. ovei
a41 hs1slask llX Tbs tOais6sfkid q.
lneNAearile q klg ses ppsst III sstet,
" a)lA1Sa A1eS ntaases ofssvsasy ~.
.nf h 3 81, t!ss'e ,sets 4se4ssi.'
- Ssi - :. 49, -. 's ~ ssps X n. &
.vSToWS:sa ,ds ~ IIn0 -
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Application for Patent,

o.; "i'.~f g. HELENA, n. r., February IL is7a g.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that John c.
~ Richardson has THIS day made application for a.
tent under the Get Of Congress-, approved July ~
1870 f9r the following descrhcd tract Of land nj
The north west quarter. and the north cast quarter
the south west quarter Of the moth west quarter
Ten Il an .1 Ns 81 o.
adjoining claimants to said tract arc Robert Keller
and John g. Pembertan ON the west. No other known
claimanta. Ths claim IL more fully described BY ~
notice and diagram ned Ii this ONCE copies Of which
arc corspicuona posted upon the premises claimed.
~ ADD II. SANDERS.
137-3m Register Of Land Office.
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1ip4le4Hp lheyl'In6erFe.

sMra9oya)ex, ~sltes 10 The hhe Aeeea appfbss
|pfi 6efitaeyS 1Heahf!l.ar; :, hs ao''a,inuagmo,
no4eit s9m .v u. bHlaaliedt made another
tEiR West and made aar sipd 1hi for another
large painting tqr which he bad seceiyedl .
cpmmispiop from G. p Huntington, Esq. /,
| Psesident' st the Central, Pacific Railroad!
The scene Il q" On lie route st tie road, and
the point of view 10 near the place where,
S6me hhftssh years ago, . party Of emil
PEfiutj reiished withlX / short dists6ce Of
|th1 ea!ihz Itiontxsy I~ers ss1ks Ahj ibds' 81
FthS proximity Ut witch they dld nosa know.
nv MicE VduiHaiie from which lhS viesWu 10
|aaku, = high, and thus, .: vased sGtvA of
nsiatais; Take and. valley .is,6abstedd,
|T66 line of Tie .uilfoad y b6hsld, ssiiaste
dread, where Il enters shs sceieabohAe
thirty mi)es of, md the syS fellowsis eou''
dog seares ssill, iiaeag the peril0tC soatd' cut
~ Il h thSstapaad granite aides 'dfuthe
great AilSSbtluh ssvo' sbsvir.it1o IDdths
middle distance Is Donn1 LahA thscs1tt1l
ppipt Of intsrsstS and hsyppda .euxe1 Nfter
taAes II lesgpta the hqrisan ~asfe them.
The foreground is to suggest Tho uaRgoleu
M'|dness Of the place, With ~ If >, great
lsttstches Of jAgged pine, the oqtcEeppipg
Eossf. their brld fosshsadP ~ ths sl Japd
marvellous detail of vegetable lifs chsF{a4ectHF-
istic Of the region. To this end the sStist
IL made many aitqies q{ TIE lesser forms
which admit 81 teaiisitionn.9 E'1''. SUI
The painting viii 10 entitled "Stnrf1e On
the sietra.," tie 81, being sAen 1dst' isib66Se
TIE distant horison, Ill gioriisss1 Of crimson
spd gold repeated III Tste bonnsrt!! 70
make. bis s,udiss iH' color "foin'his picture
Bisr.tadt rose morning after iMo4qa4h kaSt
foul. O'Clock until he hat" secd&fte;d thspds-
stred effect Of light sua Shade did color:d'
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i important, to Miners.

MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.
HAVING been appointed Deputy Surveyor Of min.
III eral landS for the whole Territory of Montana
an the only person IN the Territory that Is legally
toth0rized to make mineral land surveys for pstsal
under the acfs OF Congress Of July 18th, lsGA asd
July .9th, 1870. 49,. 80,
No second survey will be required when tho prelm
nary survey haa beeh executed by myself.
making applications ~ IT
Al requisite proofs can be made before me At NJ
line OF making the preliminary survey.
For cost OF surveys, publication fees &c.. cailupeo
y address me 1t Helena NJ r. n,
No charges made FOR advice or information. 50
> once On, breckenridge near Rodney street, -
door to Y. 8. Land Office.
SedAwtf sFo 7-': ~ GEO. H. FOOTk n"
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INV O10U1vBoxVAO t''>'''
[f9'nyae.s N -yfst51,s1 i"l bat
ru,A correspondent wriin TO the Philadelphia
1Aia1r that the Ne of. qasbelio, aEid - q dis-
infseAant and ouraAiye AGENT in osmsllpax
and osheRs Contagious diseases, dsAouldd be
|uniyeraaly known " Dr., Rsssssay off, San
Francisco says, In the Bosaon Jbwasal ,ef
CASmsssfy: .,fu'
I'm the late fearful epidemic of smsll.p
I have tested tie disinfecatainnt and ,prophy.
tactic power Of csarbolfc scid Il, ma 1 way that
atsves no doubt in lily mind Of It's 'snpe.
rior merit a Indeed, during the latter part
Of the course Or the epidemic, trusted to II
exclusively II thnttyss5fRl instances Of It's
exclusive use, the disease spread III but one,
;and'thas wss srfsnily Of very filthy habits.
wAste sIeailipesslaid proper nursing 1wste
uuAsosinable." .o1'sr iH,!s III d.; no. odu
II Csibolic acidsinia aui1 form is 1 cheap
article To disintect = small apartment
two Or three te~pooAfulsn may be put In
= small buckesof wases; and scattered with
. 'whisk bsoom., .Os the same or even
smaller quantity may be placed in y dish
asd mixed With sand. ,Tl>s .evaposas,on
may k>ehseksd BY covering the dish note
or less as5eluisehi The asmosphere., om.
INNING ceFbollic nj. j. hea|thy aed soon,
becomes qpits Agreeable HI especia)I. xhen
associated With it, power a. a disinfectant.
. TEebed clot6ss, blankets, etc, and Clothes
So.n bx PefPae thsyinse. the, di.s.s,. Or
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Plow and Spring Steel, i
Foe Ualk 6leel, ,
Anvfis XiseA Bellows,
Rasps. Hammers. .......
borax, Etc, ETC., ~. .
Spring Point hoss,s. ~
0Oh Pam. L. ;ys- ~
Custom Made Picks ''
Brass NOxxloa, +" .'
Hyaraahe Pipe. Bic.
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Two nsRE ,eoO6s,LLs.

.vhL evvD wv %"'
~ cn*e,, -'.c,nfy ih':tduS& IN ~
9bqssSf Reysesen,.,ises.4c fouey'A q vel,
hpsr..ueSills: = IN |
ia siLp to locate and establish On 1ssdA OF
6oe p the Territory of Mont1nA
Be it enacted by the Senate and hou)e d
$Repreoentatives Of the United Stst6 81
Aalsri0 IN Congress assemt)ed,t T4At "a
Vnled States assay Office by locyted I'D ee.
Ablsosd ~ Helena, inrthe Esrri1rv Of
Nescss for the sessyfng # &Sl1dnd sil.
veEN F4 the tyiaene!Qf " business
Of ssiaQ6fce ~ following 69tben shall be
saa'l require their essvise, upon the n0min.
stion OF the President, by and with the
advice anc consent Of the Scnute, psmcly !:
sVeassSycs wko,shelljbe yk ofido buperin.
oendent; one meter aud refner and two
elesks; and the superintendent may employ
- nsRy subordinate workmcn and lsborers.
under the direction Of, the.Secrciary Of the
Treasury, as.mAy bekSquiisAi fko sa11ries
u said officers and clerks shall he as follows:
. TIC essaycx the sum of two thousand five
-Huhdsod dSlArs; to the meter and refner,
enc thousand eight hundred dollars; to the
9l1.a!ks, one q, one thoaaea4 aigAt, hunaEed
00IIoS& ouQ one ~ one e00o6o0Q SIX nun.
SSed dollars; to the subordinate workWap
and lsborcrs, such wages and sl}owaneeS Is
were customary according 70. their respect>
I've stations and occupations
Gee. g. That the officers and clerks to be
appointed under this act, before entering
upon the execution of their offices, shall
take IN oath or affirmation before some Judge
of the United, or of the Supreme Court Of
eaid Territory, as prescribed by the act of
Jsly second, eighteen hundred iasd sixty.
two, and each bccomc b0und to the United
States of America. with one or more sure.
o1Dito the sstisfsotion of the direetol of the
mint. or Of one Of the judges of the Supreme
Obert of 01ntanafT afltGry and of the Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury, with the condition
for the faithful performance of the duties i
of theH Hspcctiye Offices, TTTr
10ec. 9. Thst the general diteStiehOf 1he ]
business Of said assay office Of the United 1
States shall be under the control and regu.
1aloo0 Of iths director of ptA6miAt 1tDklla.
delphis, subject to the appreciation, of the
0seeotssy ~ lie Tfc1s6ry; And III that pur-
pose It shall be the duty of the said director
70 prescribe such regulations and 10 require |
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ether purposes
W. Be II epaaea bt(pc ssess eaa Hn& IF
Representatives of the United States Of
America In Congress assembled. That tie
10 lHFne and district courts N, the several
Territories are hereby declared territorial
eotsk1 rho6 A3cr1i1isK lbeiH j1fiAA lotion In
eoeee arising o. properly c0gnizable under
0e laws Of said Territories; and the legisls
u" otS s6oemblses Of said Territories shall have
DoWer to prescribe by ylaw, The, pleading,
- pEnctice, and procedure In Ill cases in char.
.s dR%Sf n I'll ; en* sSyI r
aodto provide In such cases for the joindsr,
Of legal and equitsbH causes of action, for
~ lpterposition of equitable sde1enses 10
Of action, AMI foes1hc same
m0de plsa6jng,y ,pEac4lce, ID procedure
IN if chancory and G1t Ndnnnon Law.
R6gJlsd, That nothiug in Ihis ct shall be
emtsyed 10 ;eutaoriss - nlseiye y
semelies - AhAAes aee tkt0lssS with the
pleading. practice, or procedure of said
eQaytg Ybnt ezkrcisin9 thEiEp psdiesjop Is
'>Scuit or district courts In cases sizzling
under the Constitution and laws of the
United Staia Ahd pEGn;dS0 further, That
AneTiating leRlrlsaop Of, III sqsefal -Tef.
JIt0fies prescribing The mode Of pleading.
po1Dejor,i and procedure II IAid lisrritorisi
.caYrtsA "a specified herein. j. hereby Eeepe.
e1lDs6 @ VslI6, and declared n 'f6t3 ~ 7ad
u,, epqkts aud IN the determination, qf, ~ d :,
pe6}l .hcrcfEQm. until the Sape, shall ke
amended. modified, Or repealed BY the leeib.
Ative assemblies Of SAID Territories, respe4s
.1Q0Ekv ~ II mt ZEE
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40, 81, . q -, ,,n,fse,,' FEET:

I }Bti csF3p1 ls,!j Dtili .sil 10. JIc J.F' TJi2
An exchange has the following: tn
tyne story Of Pos's, death, ,isxotl cqrrsctl,
;tpA. at r. thu, In, tlssi ,Summav Vt r1sl1
he left New York for Va InRiohnoud
be met Miss Elmirs Shelton. whom Ae,hat
ltnowP i9 hi. X0pnth. rsnfYedj l bis acauainy
snce, and In few weeks was engaged (,
be maraied, Al, wrote to, biz, frispds in the
NORTH that, hs th6SIa spend the, remaipde
u hiS fife ih.virghia, where tie hsppies
'dayf 6f his yodtk had Been ' spent d, Eariv
III octobfr u ss1 Sut ff iii Richmond e
fdlhn 3 literary ehssgehhsht til New York,
ND TO prepare fJsa .hiS ihalriake;i winch
'wisy6 lake plaega 81 tiis 17xt' OF re month
'RiAVins ID 'BasdtaS6ss, .1hs fodnd He hid
missed the Philadelphia train which h6' u
pss1eatdts1A. sedssbuadlhase to,1aistwt
,1oitA1s Aoan 1ae4iA sext ArsiR b1si vspI
mp sEeseeploQt AsaE ne AeRlt ste getS om<
Rlaf1ashTents. yThaEsD hG met ,aamal Of hi,
'pAiWat Relets MspdGw wbs,JAyitaA hip
n AehanRsgae falpssfb atcejsbh,s Hes A.
6antPd dthef ayitatiqp rald ,SsiRt,o; Attain,
hs GPfpsedc - dTiRk ,ihqssA lest1he gNa.aip.
&dpoe6 r nksai glass ef,fhasa1agseo Thai
Aeha hin Of, ed jasas .fsvs,hN4aars, ,he W,
madly drunk. In this atate he wsadeegd
~ from % his friends, ~, robbed and beaten
BY iahlans, and LETT i1ssnsible In ths,sifeet,
Up ala tstssS . 'fxs' S9yilad HS,pMp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
THE POLITICS OF JAPAN,
TO the Editor oT~T.e Tribune.

SIR: Some corrections OF statements that have
anncared in Newly papers respecting japanese affairs
are desirable. In Francisco Associated Press dis
Matches under dates of December II and q. nd tho
following:
An Embassy Yokohama by mail confer with foreign Coy
relative the revision Of treaes made July merit by
as united demahi Of the foreign Cabinets Tac Msdo Wiling to
BE- the foreign Governments have any elect
io1 ~ b: greatly The B@dde: hs have been
mfr, med will he closed aud that tho
a1%s as sodes or living mechanical occupations
The facts arc a. The revision OF treaties cannot pos
by take place in July, or earlier than 1879 2) No in
fins alton of any such Willingness ON tho part OF the
Hado open Japan 70 foreign intercourse has ever
bee given 1t Is only urged by or two of tho most
ad yanced Of the Government. ) The Mkado has mover
yisi ted any foreign resident a. No such notification to
ynddhst priests has been Issued
Under date Of Sept % IA correspondent writes to The
TRIBUNE from Yokohama:
Immediately after had terminated and ID the month
published in tie Saes gazette Of the sn!s an important
restoring the Empire Of Iays1 to +. 5 ss condition r..
still astonishing the fact that very large majority the
sr dao The Empire came forth AID Pe,te similar y n s
@6he. gazette Aud is this Of unseb PATRIOTS that
seruSs the new things in the Empire Of the Sun
Now In reality these damios Chosin. Satsuma, Hzen,
and TOsa the very men who planned ana executed
the overthrow of the Tycoon and the establishment OF
the existing administration. Suppose they did publish
manifesto surrenderng themselves and their power
10 the MikadO's Government. The Mikado's Govern.
ment was themselves. They established an Executive
OF their own and then gave themselves up to It, inviting
everybody else to do likewise. All the small daimos
ba ye done so fear OF them. The few great damios
been made The "patriotism" OF four or more daimos
establishing government OF their own and then sur
rendering themselves 10 it, is like the beraty OF taking
yod dollar ont OF one pocket changing It into silver
ana putting it into another. That the majority OF the
other daimios did likewise is mistake. These powerful
sobern dalmos have ridden rough shOd the whole
emprc-haying had the power and the Opportunity 10
10 itand although what they have done viii undoubt
edly be for the ultimate good OF the nation, unsesh
patriotism should scarcely be alleged rs the sole motive
Ycdo, Feb. l, 1872.