New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

hold sfxra upon the part Of their NIX DO Who =.
been treated by late Tai-koous mole ss psppss sA
nsster, has startled tse Japane-e ard eAssed tAss
70 s,p.ct some great Goa, ges What the- 10 -
however they 30 rot say.
The above is the ne 70 BY one posi- Another ssu
tia, N. Emperor xss polpcne3, and that three q X
great prir s-. composing ID. Se.ate OF twenty e =.
;uay gorera Japon bad been disgraoed for the pas
lsy hsi taken IN toe tr-sfy: whie third arrvJ
varies The pews by stating tba. the TAi-koo hss s,,
uly been deprived Of his ofce for time, AMI thrA.
vi, r.tprn TO power after fev year,. The tAres
princes 1, farthtr stated. had been dismissed f,a
office by the Taikoon previous TO his ose reaovl
in the hope that the Missdo would consider ssS:
sufficient rspsrs.cn, ard corsent 10 s,or farther pa
esednss This latter wss accepted by US az ne aes
r0fugd ard csRseys,ady hsely 70 u trss. tAaS
.py ether; but yesterday al doubt was removed IN
the publication OF tie following Government order
The Tsi-Koou is dead AT the people VII sherS
f,r. commence the nbtional rlournisg on the N a
October ard continue through the following 6A,
6ay.. As usual, nore but necessary work VII \
allowed
Tins il il certain that the Emperor ia des3 thoarh
whether by Hsrikari or poisou " not known. II e
boyey.r equally certain that Il has not resulted from
rstursl csuses sud our Dutch friends ssy thss Han
kari il the moe, pfubsbse
Oct. A. On the - inst, the Flag Officer vas Oh.
ca, uotfed If the death Of the Emperor BY tNe Gov.
e,rcr OF N.gssaki. We were Informed with An tie
gravity in the world that ne had been sick for sIf
weeks With pleurisy and that he hsi fully snccunhsa
or the lith of September. subsequently said 10 ID.
i,terpreter "Ycu once told that il required forty
6sys 10 Get news from leddo, and ro~, when Is e1y
eIhteen days ti,ce bis dea'b, Won Know sl about IT,
Go rot know wha: to believe when talk 10 you Js-
psnsse.
TIE pos comes very fsstin seven days, someti nee
Wei, now, wan. TO know A0v he died +" said
naturally.
How He died of bad cold. have speak cOa'
modore." ,,r..
"Yss: YOU krcw thst s the outside account WAat
wsrt is the ,ss,Ic sccouct.''
mo; This Is not ouisiae. Outside, inside ali ssas
now"
"Perhaps he has committed 'Hartksh Ia fse. I
k.Vr be has"
"Oi no" he laughed with evident smusemerk.
That's rot so Tha, cannot be. Never + nperer q
great Prince make hsri.kari-Oply Governors sal
small PIiicss."
Thus pl.ce the assertion Of tho interpreter agsinx
the be.ff Of the Dutch-myself iuclning towNi the
latter. The Interpreter however, Was iashero,'
remarkably honest and talented man.
The day after being officially informed OF the imp>-
rial stb, the Flag Officer sent his Flag Lieutenant
10 the Governor ssy 10 him that he wished TO hoo
or his mast, re memory, by firing "A minute guns, jas
as we should for our President, or Tor The bead OF
European power, sucaCred 10 one Of thar
ports. The Governor eHPfes-ef bnseh highly f.t.
tered by the attention but replied TIA, - was the
custom in pan 20 ss>aae uclsss the Admi.
raj ras dnyioEs to ire L, he begged he woah not.
So saved our powder.
October 4. Yesterday another post" arrived
from Yeddo prof ssng to bring tie true account sf
the Imperial death. 1t lie now Sad To- have been owing
TO apasarca. The Minnesots, with Mr.. Reed and
suite leave tomorrow at daylight for Sbangnae; she
win leave for home before the end of the year, and 10
ordered to proceed to Boston We are expecting the
hourly arr ssl of the Mississippi from Hakodadi, and
shall leave 10 company for Hong Kong, via Shanghae,
about the 2Jth.
These officials cannot understand the title of Fas 0meer
"A th.r 18th h.sH or 'IOmmOdoIe.'
fsasms- ami the powerful Prince Of Japan died
few since subjects believe that be sucseoded sy
s son AGED 49, while lis family knows that the CHILD only
years old This aha, they BY "oiids aud "isrS
IL 10 simply s gsl method Of lying