The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26


got for answer, thai the japanese law does not suT,
fi'ce with fa,gners. and that Il De changed.
lbat itse c. Deiences ha had TIE cesired ef.et
tyer, 1oyed ~ hie official e,mmupfea tior
frem tbe Gtyeinor u Nsngass 10 Chief the cost
q nc conferences ON The Stt OF NovenIber, 1858
lie Ne,sfnW 7ht - you for the opinion given By yov
norfie which you have tstep You win easi, tevs
hat s,u have leon Informed repeatedly pre- sioas
occAsionf, We cannot, Mountaineering Az you hsyt
satsd alter our laws. and q low trade with fsreiga
countries. However Whit you bave mentioned with e
e.d TO cos mines sno the supplying Of provisions and
tB.ler TO iu egnefs ef disasior sea NJ
appear unacceptable. bat, although the Goyernos
roei anxious 20 art ip these matters without delay stu
scc.unt of the lshor which by the succession Of III
Emperor hes devl,ed him, he Is prevented from
don at prcsept because he 40 In itinc.
Therefore VIII his return 10 the Cour. Il led, mex
au,umn PER- opay acqnpfut The high government vii
them.
7hs matters TODD according to the nes from necim
OF NoSepter 10 1855 which were received here ro the
indian government IN February, 1884. The Governor
C,neisi has niso, ~ letter from Commodore Perry
aIre that the request Of ihe Japanese 20
l'stp,re his witt had oeen accefedto
Tie Luseh gosesDmsn from these reports, gained he
conviction that the present course should be pursued
The lnoar government was accordingly written 10 by
the King, in conformity With the c. bine order OF Goth
March, 1855 and il likewise ordered not overlook
tie etncnd'pg Of treaty and meantime 10 take care
that 10 privileges should be granted to other nations
without toirg enjoyed by the Dutch also and
rs tSeon with the japanese government urging II for
k interest 20 giFe the system Of seolusion and
watch ing II foreigners
An eiecirc-magnetic telegraph sent ou. pro-
ee TO the possibility Of important occurrences in Japan
tie 6ovtrnor General by Cabinet order of April 17th
1865, was connanftd to 'enda war steamer to accom-
iapy the trading vessel which, usual to leave
Tor Japan in Jnne, that important events there
eoud he repsr,eA speedily and assi.ance and weight
given 10 The thie at whose disposal the vessel
placed Tie Indian government selected for this
service his Majesty's steamer soemting Comma nder
BY The me rchsrt vesfei The soembing with the elective
magnetic telegraph beard left fer Japan the 2bh
July, and returred TO Batavia the 18th November
1IA GaNnx Aa1u
mander hne overland in charge OF he dispatches
peg the japanese aEai 8 and with full Information to
ne dispatches brought By Mr.. Fabius are those
which hsve attached to this report. They contain
The material for the completion Of the resume reporting
1854 :" ''pa" ~ : ''' '''A '''s"''e''
The Russian squadron left the port Nansasaki on the
q November, 1864 but returned the beginning OF
1854 IIeGu.nt conferences between Admiral Putiatne
and the Jhpanese authorizes took place. After having
teen absent sga'n om 9Th February TO goth April the
Adp al the .6th April with part Of his squadron,
went sea, and did not again return Previous to his
departure, he rendered his thanks IN whiting to Mr..
does MT appear to have been made. The u. s. squa-
also returned TO the bay Of Jcddo in February 1854
m The n.Eoa,ogs aIened y Commodore i, Perry sd to
japan On the 3lst Of March 1854 have the honor to
pre.ept COPY OF the treaty. The consultations and
yiss by Jslansse couriiers and grandees prove the
friendly feeling for Mr. Oonkier Curns and the interests
r the ply seal and chemical experiments Of Dr. Nanden
Brock The ply scian at Decma Amongst others ,he re-
eleg ath excited the astopshnen Of the Japanese lie
mace of OGDEN psnks tie model Of steam mill,
which attracted much potice. The signs Of approach by
tie nanese to take steps TO prumulgate the kno Wedge
Of the Dntch language amongst the interpreters
urpitsktatle The sssistsnts ofour factory did all ia
heir power towards 1t, and during last winter they
tergh several Young ntet prefers language and i'm
lr,yed the knowledge # it in others. XII
The arrival Of the mt vessel the 29th o Juy
1854 pst the eh~ IN posseson 81 the instructions from
be ican government in accordance With the recent
tool tie fs step commanded ty addressing
ncatn Of them to fhe Govern Of Nangssaki, at the
same time informing him Of the shortly expected arsivh
oi The Soembicg This letter Immediately forwarded
e do tie equesttd regulation for the reception
srd the stay OF That steamer took place The soebing
aud dressed with flags on oilowpg day The electric
telegraph had sustained much hamnge bsforc reaching
ssi again urder the aeie SUPERINTENDENT Of Dr. ysoden
Er,k The Chief by letter of The oath August inf,ned
The Governor Of NaDgssaki officially OF the arrival Of that
presebt.
The scembirg appeared very opportunely TO satisfy
the ge,t Interest e the Japanese in MI matters
nrg the AMI aptliration of steam. The
nder at The day REPEATED requeet Of the Of
NaDgesal declared BIZ willingness during the Soembngs
stay to struct japanese officials of all branches mill
aIy men, mechanics, artizans and maiiners, In ship
tui ing appcs ion a steam, the management OF Eu
ropenn ships smiths work, q the turning lathe,
instruction CONN enced on the 2eth Of August, and
daily continued shore and on beard, TO large
and ady increasing sucence who attended for the
purpose The ccnmaf der officers warrant officers and
most OF the kept themselves steadily and nnweare W
occupied with H. IT was not to exl lain such cts
tn ough interpreters but the dssiee to learn and
the cenpfshspsibleness Of the japanese, deserve
much Iraise. they became very speedily intimate
with terms those II the artillery, and the
Of tie different parts Of the engine. Finally the 18th
&C ober, arrived SPECIAL mmssicn II the high go
Mt al Jedo consisting Of Ave members appointed
10 inspect The Soembng and acquire information from
her mander and explanation regarding ship bading
and engineering Mr. fabius readily attended to this re-
During the stay of the soenb,pg on the 7h seps ber
English squad' Admin Al Strli, &, anchored In
the bay u Nd gasahi where II remained until the 10Th
October The ADMIRAL ha, .evotal conferences with the
Ceseinor and il appears that he has entered into
rargsnent Whereby couple Of por,s Of Japan ha,s
Adm irai The Englsh squadron supplied there, By
iae'oiy WITH the required flesh provisions. GA
Departure he IN mixed the Chet by letter after having
already requested that his thanks might be expressed
the cuinc3aneer Of the scembirg for the salute when
Iass hs vessel which had been returned with due ho
nor by the British Commodore Perry must have called
st iods with bis squadron about July 1854 and made
arrangements there consequent upon the treaty
Py cor rnards received from Jeddo the Chief on the
1oth September informed N writing, that the fni-
reror ID accept The present and that the TO
The letter Of goth july 10 be conveyed and communi
cettd ts the newly appointed Governor of Nangasek.
This oIcial arrivt the 18Th ortobef, and state
,crtop Fixed for tba. purpoe for The ga In the
aud h. prospect which opened To arrive alta satisc
tcIy ARRANGEMENT eeore long the ieodi ineiaaons 70
wsids the Neths1,al.s cou.- '' y. ~ ss.is ~ -
The PARTICULAR position OF Mr.. Donker us - y.
c, me acknowledged and eviaencod by the most
proofs q conace aud respect Tho frequent u .s Of
Ju anese high officials and notemen the repeated cen
iereLc,s with The Governor Of Nangasak the mauy con
sai,aoDs In important matters, the numerous sum
TO obqc ard 10 ass1,sl we're convincing proofs
d Ibis Mt les~ distinction aud thanks were g,vea -
Captain Fsbius bis jealous and obgng exerion- for
the instruction OF the Japee aso account OF ns
fu hing the Jspanese suthori les vi many exsIans
Ia writing in reply 10 their questions nautical
matters The visits Of persons Of Dis inc ion
beard tie SeembinR created vefy favorable i'm.
pessions rniIg the Netbe lands ~ Is not without
In potsnse here topentitn nssnces which Ia every
reFI worthy of attention MS proving this give
yfesnce Ia such cd in the reports ~ the
aIder IL that snip. His Hghre.s the Prince Of
1ekr had txIesfsi wish to vgSif the roembng on
the - October. AT A. ~. the ship was deckei with
gas the japanese leg placed nearest to that a
Ire heii erand evtry preparation made 10 receive
til. Prince reore 10 A. ~ great Japanese oni
c,als bad assembled board, aud one hour later an
og,pt Hn5 rary Of ths Prince aBtsed % arrange
the cabin for bis Igbpess shorty after them Japs
nee uns hauled close alongside ~ 0Flcge
20 gel On board the without difficulty At abgnt
fo,n tho Prince arrived, end was received on board
with all the h,nos usa.ily gil en to princes as stated
IL Adghalfy oIcerN &c, With the exception thst the
aIds nc dd rot Gre salute such t~ng contrary
20 Jafa fapess cg.tou. and that lie ttCsised him "a
lie cabin in tead a deck The suite of the Prince