China, eft here vill there jain his fumily, and on Saturday Will leave for San Bra The Gover wor will wail for Sh at of February, He will then proceed wp the Yine-t2- fully on the part of the his in ith Prince Kung, pletely vindicate the honor of the and, if need be, set um example thut bus long in our foreign intercourse. to th effect that the Uni States Government may have been a very amiable institution, aw allow its citizens either or be kicked and enifed miscel jeansly 5 but th country had now an administration thst wil not only assert the dignity and power Government, but will protect and American property Minister Low leaves for his distant and important mission under the most favourable aus ces. He hat the utmost confidence of the nid the Secretary of State in abi-minuet the letter Mr. Low ex-to elevate country to the mands in airs of the Knst. In order to Fai Low, during the summer or fall, will make a visit' to all the treaty ports, and examine personally how business is transacted. 'The Navy Department already commenced the preparation of vessels to be organized a fleet, under Commodore Rodgers, for service in Chines" ware 'This fleet will be the most thoroughly eq) ped and most formidable the United' States has ever had in that pert of the The old tubs now stationed there be relieved, and the new fleet will be something, army feel at least more pride.
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