under the pertinent caption,' Do the Nobles riot think of the State?" The article his ere this been read-attentively nnd doubtless appreciatively by thovsmrids, atid now the paper is suavended. What possible good can result? That the unpleasant and costly experience will not serve to make the plucky editors of the Nippon mend their ways goes without saying, the paper having been suspended tuo iiany times ili the past to allow of a hope that ove more check woold affect it very deeply, Kobe, J2th January,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.