The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-14


CORONATION or rRB CIVIL YUxROR rYUooN--l
JArAHEsE WAR VESSEL 10 ACCOMPANY tbs
EMBASSY TO NEW yoRK-FIFrY THOUSAND
HOUSES BURNED IN JEDDO-MPoRTANT DESPATCH
Els FROM ENGLAND TO THE CABNET-ADyESTUREe
OF A sHIPwRsCEED BELGIAN SAILOR.
by way OF Hong Kong CHINA, have news from Ja pan
dA,sd al Nssasski on The i6sh OF February. -.
The yosDg Emperor sued Ut Jeddo on the 9TH
or that fnoa'h. de ia youth Of fifteen years
wi be remembered that the late Emperor died on the
10Th OF August last the treaty negotiations
we're IN progress, ana IL the t2th Of Sop
ttnber that the act publicly made known.
An v s"o 0s @ 9 9r al Jsddo
take the Jspanese anbassado 70 the United states
Toe Japansse steamer NinDoman would accompany
them
1.-The Mississippi, as we before reported, had gone to
japan for the pu p-o OF taking those missionaries 70 IN
Francisco ana Panama. from thence they VIII cross tho
Isihuus and Uolued States snip will meet them the
Allan 10 side convey them 70 New York. I'D HERALD
10th january in So GOO buildings reported to
have been destroyeo the deyourng element connued
rayases for Gay half spreading dey sstaton over
space OF ABOUT dve miles in length.
H. NJ ship Index,ble, from shanghae arrived at Ma.
gsseki on she otn OF Feoruary Within twenty four hour
afterwards tue Japanese government steamer Jedd0 ef
with dispatches Tor the capital, was Immediately
followed BY Japanese Both vessels mad orders
make tae utmost speed on their passage.
Nothing official had anspired 10 the purport OF tn
letter om LORD Mamesbury 10 the Japanese government
Conmanoor BSooKer DIST bu,ed copies OF the Notification
70 tbe Brish ships In port aud LEFT Go
vernon TO be disposed oil IN Ike Some Japanese
ordinarily we'll Informed say the despatch merely
OF lis enire dsapp0Va Of the candes importauoa
OPIUM AID any un,awt tut attempts Of missionaries In
tesiere With the religious feelings Of tho people, and
presses s desire W the Japanese laws respected py all
H. tisn subjects.
the penoe left Nagasak for Jeddo on the sth Of the
game month.
Trace Is reported have been dull at Nagasak on &C.
co1Lt OF the New Year hoicays but We do not know
Ills has reference to the English or Japanese calendar
ARRIVAL OF A sHiPwREcKBD BELGIAN AT NAGAsA-
KRIS ADVENTURES THE PACIFIC ISLANDS.
From sro North Cnna Herald, Fen. 26.
The Dutch bark Jan van Brakei, Captain verhey, ar
rived at NagasaAi Z7 uitmO emp wrecked
ssor, Banned Josn antag, they found island
the Peiew gfoas. the man gives the following
count Of his adventures: 4 seaman board The
Belgian chip Constant Capt. Uuenhove Chey lett Ant.
werp the I2yn December 1851 Sydney, where they
arrived, and sailed again On the l2tn Of May foowng for
Manila On the lz,h Of Jure they struck rock, called
the Boz delaise Tue ship being total break
ing up the capan his brother, four othcc sailors and
himself left her boat, another TO To- wing with tho
naibdes OF the rney landed Islands and
were driven off by the natives, IRON whom they got
haoslss Angoi he with Others llned the Cap
tam and the rest fearing u land, went away native
Called Marey projected hem from the other natives wno
wanted 70 muroer them He Ted and lodged lhcn for
two months, wheu his compaponsleft Ia American
whaier Enza, Uspt MAX, bound to Guam He was ulti-
maiey of the island by the John Brakel He
what hao OF and those sepa-
Taiea Il cm the party mat remained al Angel.
Borueiaise san0 is Of the Caroline group, Ia the
and loo. l65 deg 20 MN East According to Rspcr
small island nan nnils IN length, sixty feet hgn and
TO ward the southeast
The Island Angel, we suspect must be Angour,
one Of the Peiew ienuds ia lat. deg As min North,
ana lon. 1874 deg 20 mia. East.
Guam Is VI Marian Ladrone islands, and is
In lat 10 ceg % min. North, ion. la deg 40 min.
East.
vicinity Of these various clusters Of sauds much
freQuented By wha,ers IL therefore 10 hoped that
the captain OF the Constant and bic msng computations
may have been cked up by some passing ship. II not
whole eaDout studded with islands which
less Inhabited and afford food, trust
ma al
lum Of them, and tnat may yet restored
in due time to their friends and country.