all sad, sweet day of victor Death'sdefeat The sins of man quenching your noontide ray, Round the sad Cross in clouds of darkness stay 5 And on thet thorn crowned Head for renemployment. Should this un plea of affairs come-about,-our merchants would fail to reap: any. profit whatever, despite the fact that we wore the fi trade of Corea, most im-
Rooks, rend cart hakes beneath those piorcdd feet.
Ho dies! and breaks in death Death's tyrant away Now dying man, his nobler life to greet, Lives! for the dead in Chiat with lite are lest, Like summer sunset fading into day And to thy feet, eternal King of Nature with reverence low her emblem brings.
For Into aloft to the empyrean whirled, The ashes of green Java's shattered breast, Like ato blood-red banner broad And floating in those azure airs of rest, Have glorified the sunsets of the world perpetuity, ance of trade with Cores canna otherwise than by giving demand of articles other than copper, above remarks are tal from the important paris of the Consular Report on the trade of Ginsen alone, they enable us to gain a fair idea of the alate of trade not merely in Git in all the Corean ports, time ago, that our trade with Corea not yield us great profi but would be rather Last your, tradal depression. was not re: tracted to Coren, but was felt by the whole barter takes the place of commodities of
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