The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-15


,esnw ~ haFsor tbry fsvsa u,s bird AAa sos, 'ay
sassssstd N csrturtaS, ho-~s~t frinkst ans
~ eeels ast aises.-s the ess~y. we 80 80
.nrd ihst prssan - The .str~ sgrsarwa As3 VI 80
st.Sn . fsfferaA.-~At ~ncA hss eov ssnr -
ass.Ie ana ,ae 81, asn.nsd sns oil the ,siuA be p
whaling bar. isa .hi'h hs~a cAssssrsi by u .Eas
an soss'smsni y uasslei r.os..os- an sor-s. b..
~ me e'her roti rh~ v~s-sl csrIv syuiS ssv~
ssn ,susals pits - tAs Ans. eat Ir.vssss ~ s~
being deserted y 80 - sai eon.aur-s s-A
The fnslhA .usyeyeg ~A-ensr sar.o.a lsn usso1~.
seme fous d.ys hose te -ssrh orr snoywn-pss sh
enT<di'ion to ,ns aarth~sFd RIaa, s,rsisrEry'
rnr HARboR or sfsopa--Ir- MRS .crtc .s,,rry an.
kNphvooso on rnr vssIIss rLKxr ov rux
NORTH rAof~' r.
IN compliance .hh the earnest F.gu~s, ~ ss..fsI p
,on. interested m The .ueeea. q ne -slax a~ei q sA~
able journal furnhhed THEM such ,ea.
tf's 70 the hareor o. stmods a. ny lns-isdxs of !,
would justify me In onsrins Do- avail mysesi II sbs
opportunity TO presenf the following opanlsns -hlrh
have hrmed after careful obssrvssn asa ssri.nes a.
Others fhmillar with the nsc~.iss ~hainx ia
teres, than my.s in relation "a shs harboS Hakos
a. ~ Lieut. Maury Justly observes. Il Is o. tA~
Of ssnsar, between the islands ~ NpAon J-sso nsw
rapidly lecomnG the great 'horoughiae from ChinA
the norhwert coast of America, ~i eventually maas
II an important port. There a. ho~eser ons sea,ass
about this hArbor which will make IL objectionable
NAV crov " comforasis W.. ~hsa usm sa, CO.. 49,
ships during the winter mouths. Tho climate L.
too severe, and snow not unfreqneniiy iaila %
offered for vesseis 10 touch here The Jss.ne.. v.,,
evidently iatimdasd by the formidable sppssranoe =
tho squadron under Commodore cry when they treated
were unrcpa'ed for he event and and kss a"s time 20 =
nect upon the consequence Of such treaty. That 10
win ,erlousy disturb the national policy of the empire.
Is nov being manifested by the conduct Of all oSc>~s
desire ON the part of the imperial government 20 csts
iself snd exclude foreigner ia e-s than ssys
esiabsh friendly intercourse with this s,rasge people.
The officers ncrupuousiy avoid all Conversation wisA
foreigners that not necessary Tor thr Transaction sf
business. They will impair, in:orma,lon relative 10
their own country and prohibit the sale of bool charts
any know ge OF their history seoxrsphy srts. a~
sciences and frequently when asked question, the1
about something altogether foreign 10 the subject
brst introduced They to think, BY pursuing tbs
ng something po wsnra ve n, Nh ssasa ams ls sns
hed that japan =. poor country aud hrncetorth, iiks
The mass Of the people however, would but ror the
ntrngn measures adopted by the authorities 81 rfrvest
- eheefuy encourage and facilitate trade and bsiAg
about most happy results. Bu, inssrsours. wiz
Japan will be insignihcant uniil something definite
agreed nron between the two nations about the insspes
taiion and proper meaning of shall be tree IN oihs~
countries y temporarily living, Ae mea,lped Ia the
fourth 4'h) and hnh (3lh) articles of the tesly KA
ns'e % may se revenue from 'a sss s ,ss.
with US other than by the present syaem of purchasing
supplies for ships through conpiador aud erao,iaS
prices Tor the amounting To alnost prohbi,iss.
and finally in,isng upon the payments scins ,nads 10
pared with the currency of the empire worth OILY
hrty thr~~ (as cents per dollar Dcef fowls exrs rss
bssss, carrots Ae are sbanisn, sa. .i.y Vi. NJ, m,
nish them The United States surveying aqusdrou
in his port, arc unable 70 supplies beyond vsos
water, rice, egEr ard a few hsb.
In view of al these ae,s have full confidence in BE-
iievng that Tor the present and axeuis of
iiculsr bensn fom the acquisition of shsss pos1,
beyond he induesmen,. offered In wood, water, rics,
% psiss. ana '' nah and these articles q ',S,s'' Ds
sIsonA Japan, Juns !. 1896.
Having been lmpor'unsd BY several persons in,srcisA
10 the success Of tie whaling feet a. ths North pscar
10 furnish them with such information a. my piso~r
knowledge viii afford, relative to tn. ports recently
opened In japan, therefore beg Leave 10 represent,
through your vausb Journal Tor IA. nforuatisn Il
those ineres'ed In 'hi. important branch II CON
ncree that during my three months residence 10 shs
place Ibsve carefully noted the folio wing obssr,aon,
The entrance 10 this bay l. from the south vard the
about iourih 81 mile In ~ldth which ou eatrrtn9
espspds 10 about half DaiIe In breadth And Is alost
ono mile in depth The anchorage though isIr, l. nr
from beng ,ae during tho strong northeast sslss sh.ss
sometimes prevail bets In the winter months. Ffoa
sGser Who vas attached % the i.ss ir,<s,s psns =
vas nreertained that the bottom ~ the bay around the
prnep" aneh@sse l. shelving iissss The nses..i,y =
her enehors down which .hs drsyged 10 prevent going
ashore during ono q bsss blows ia January iAsi.
70 eorrobofa,s the sbove.In March .svs ssssei a.
anchor In thi. bay which viii riss on, ordinary gale
90 This occasion she dragged two large snshor- vhss
,hsy ..,s sensea 70 ls' e hs.y s~iee 70 P,sv.st
t'HH hshds 'FhnW hlhh1t vh6h - tffnafsd IN M
Toy when the -ind l. from the south heavy disa-
Erssbis svsh u e1prrsncsa, which ss,snas iss~H su
over the bay and serious obstacle In the var n,ov-
ing ships a. At Honolulu and other port. i presinty
10 the hed u their iabors would certainly rsDdsr d.
sirsbe port fof fenfss,oas ~ the wkslisx feet, Nn
po-ssts<d tho advantage requisite a. such port via
ssie and enhvenisni hssbof los the uansipsa, IL OIL
and an abundance ~ frcsh pfovisons ~tb wieh 10
rruh crews the close cf the ses-enn~ther sf whoh
does n possess.
Tier. Opposition the part of the lspAn~~s
thotss ~ this place Ia encourage trzds nt@course
With foreigners, notwithstanding tha srorbiian, prio~s
paid for such supplies they able o farsh floor
rice <sns, sweet tot&taes otisns sanAsi salmon feh
n,h osL, ssgs etc, produced great abaDsso~,
bat the dieuhy la obtaining these articles t pr-~cns
o6srs no induesmsnt for shpplnK 10 enter this port,
Nor -iii thes1 latter dincutes - obvats until hsvs
commercial treaty With japan. tho nsesssiy ~ shIes
ihey seem Lpiiy 70 oompfeLsni,' - when nsy have
direct eorDfSunieaiion with the people -Lo already
feet towards us tho greatest respect ssd frsensLe.
H. H. DJTY.
Police Intelligence.
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