The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-30
Interesting News from Japan.
Privste Correspondence Of tho Paris Presse translated
for The NEW YORK ugpAID

Tor The NEW YORK HERALD
shanghai, April q. 1858.
Several times month receive here very interesting
from Japan, hcb has become the rendezvous
Of the ,hpowners Who send their ships in those sea and
in the Pacific.
The anglo Americans work with Incredible ardor 70
become masters Of tho great market which hs largo popu
me Ru.sans do not however, remain die and their
diplomacy n making e1sts whlah the japanese govern.
ment seems 70 welcome With peculiar favor can
oglc~l interviews between Admiral Pouiatin ana tue
Governor Of Nangssai tits hxa officer hss assured him.
IN he most decsye manner, that The government Of
Yetdo determined 10 fcieu quite dnsrcrt ~ stem 10
that which hes until lately prevailed The intention Of
the Court 10 I, multiply - much az possible tbs com
Powers instead o. impeding q formcsiy and in order
obtain thai object has decided 70 send ambas
sadcrs 10 the great paoos Of the west Afew days Altar
his last Interview the Russian Admiral received an
ohcal communication from Yeddo which confirmed the
statements Of the Governor OF Nangassk and The fact
seemed important enough to him 70 send immediAteiy
~ his aids de-camp 70 y. Petersburg The Russians
fact through the mouth Of the Anoor the
neghtors Of japan, and may have with that country
very large nsss me produce Of tne two Nations a an.
and their Respective climates
In This point Of view the Americans meet with greater
n i mostly in specie that ne, have 70 pay for a.
psnese goods, and N the payments made according
70 The rate Of exchange nrcd last year, the dol.
The Consul General Of the United states has already sue
cceded IN having the principle adopted thai The United
states coin VII be taken ~ par; but II would be hun
dred times better the intercharees Of goods could be
In avoid the importation Of specie In
country the exportat'oo thereof IL not allowed
The port Of nooe the ssuhsvn coast Of she Nippon
islam n short distance from Yeo6o docs no 70
offer area, advantages 70 foreign trade Bat Il quite
Different thing with the hsrbor Of Hakodsd In the strs6
OF Yesso all vessels and prnoipsy whalcrs which
very numerous In the hborng seas win be able 70
revicsuaL Until has been mpst DIN ult 10 obtain
black cattle because the Buddhsm winch Il the religion
OF the japanese, holds the black cattle In great
ton and does not sow ~ be killed; but sheep goats,
chickens, fen, and great variety NJ vegetables which
are said 20 be excellent be obtain Cd IN large quaint
ties In s1dion " the facilities tor supplying provsoHA
70 be taken In account that the neighborhood
steamers plying between lie United states the several
Archipelago of the ocean and China.
will seem surprising 10 you that In the midst Of this
peaceful struggle Of the great maritime powers having
Tor their aim the commercial conquest Of Japan the Ho
anters remain behind when for three centuries they had
TIE japanese trade 70 themselves. without however
much noise ~ other nations, the Hollanders
with the government Of Yeddo, and have already
red the appointment Of nephew q the Emperor
the Japsnese basssdor at the Hague II believe
rumor which comes 70 via singapore, that high per.
sonsse has already embarked IN dutch ship, and must
not be hong IN arriving In Europe with brilliant suite
In acknowledgment, o. such high Testimonial Of favor
the government OF the Hague has its asserted taken
charge q constructing for the emperor Of Japan the
arsenal OF Feytnvord, two steamers the arrival o;
which In Japan will undoubtedly be the Inauguration o,
the entire renewal Of the Japanese navy.
RFeArrA AT THUNpypBoLr GA.--Two boats
stsred, namely, the John " Tucker entered by Peer
Gallagher, Esq Of Brooklyn the Cotton n ant, entered BY
lanes King, ESQ. Of savannah. The prize vis 800 Il