The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-08 00:00:00

OUTRAGES UPON EUROPEANS IN JAPAN.

Once more we have intelligence of a long series of
outrages committed upon foreigners in Japan. English,
Dutch, and French have been treated with far more
impartiality than respect. The commander of the English
frigate Ocean, passing in an open carriage near Singawa,
was stopped, insulted, and compelled—at least so says the
Paris Petrie—to bow himself in the Japanese fashion
before the cortege of a daimio. Two Englishmen, who
were out in a carriage at Yokohama, were insulted by the
followers of another native prince. M. Dubousquet, a
French lieutenant, was struck on the head by a heavy
stick, and rendered insensible. Another Frenchman
underwent the same fate. A Dutchman narrowly
escaped from an attack of three Japanese.
Finally, an attempt was made to set the French
Legation on fire. As to the motive of these spas.
modic displays of violence we are left entirely in the dark.
The foreign Ministers in Japan have made representa.
tions, but it is not hoped that any of the individual
offenders will be discovered.

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/outran*. and New Zealand. via Sonthamptoa.....July '7.

Ditto, via Yuseilles l2
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video • *********** 4.
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