General Oyama is to leave for Burope next February. Ho will first visit Turkey, and the other countries afterwards, A correspondent at Gensanshin informs us that business in Corea is going from bad to worse, only five or six of the local merchants doing anything of con-equence. Hides and gold dust continue the chief articles of export, but owing to the alters. tion in prices in Japan there is now no profit to be made on those commodities The Custom house is open, and it is expected jes will pay more heed to the imranch of the Honganji has been owing to the financial difficulties temple in Kioto, but some residents here are trying to arrange for it to be re-opened. Last month a party of Japanese visited the largest temple in Cores, but it turned out to be very much inferior to what was anticipated. Gio Inchu, the Royal Commissioner, arrived recently in Gensan, and remarked to our Consul that he thought Corea would he as civilized as Japan in about twenty years time. Our Consul and some friends hare Bunsen Fu, distant from Gensan out five li, They found that the women id not run away at the approach of as their practice has been else-20 that the Governor received jem very ki His Excellency Admiral Enomoto intended to go up to Tokio by the Hiroshima Mavu, but as His Excellency Inouye is now at Doge, Tye, the admiral has gone there firat.—Hiogo News Trans.
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