New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13
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California y tie 18th uIs psbIsSrs W x,,s.; s'ss
A rsport ef The murder 81 ~ s,ss,s s
slfsaay appeaFee q our colamns t " css ~ ~
fosi9wing version of the affair a. Il f, VI 1--WE the
addsonaI particulars Id regard to III ssaes some
I isd ~ is- Eds. AIsa,l "a ss - Kn1rh
Two Rnsaians q naval cfacsr I'D -
{adjoining KsnsgaWa5 fsw weZ y AisS ssssu
IaMMFa arrived M some Japanesc. Various sss
n'esahs we're current as to tie c<lssoe e
sss sss y nns g nsaT - we ean asseFtan -
tempted ~ prchass one Of NE slseru Jsss1sess
ssla1tts, aud had, y is stated Threatened is ~
possession "a Il, Upon visiting Jeddo heg xers
asai.sa ny 3 some e te sosn people MA skssr
some high official 1t Jedde was de9rsded II ~
lowest rank in revenge for this dearndatiost sya,e
q hts dependents followed the Russians to YoEo-
Hawa, and there committed the naurdes. III III
pahese Government offered PREPARATION br def.rad
ing the Governor Of K0ke- -HaWa ard osfergd atso
p execnte him il the Russians desired Il, Wilieh
they declined. M
ibout the frat of October violent srpIaooa &C.
/ Cured ~ Jeddo Bay, during which fae Unifed
/ states surveying schooner Fennin6Fe Cooper Has
driven on the beach fnews Of this has Glgeady a.
Peafed III the Atal and was afterwards condemned
| and sold. No lives were lost, and Capsafa Btooks
saved all his valuable Instruments and SURVEYS
The Japanese Government showed great k:ndness
e tls shlpwrecssa cEeg, ssndins men to save
!
single dollars worth was stolen They were pro-
vided with good quarters and furnished ith f5ro-
Visions. servants and money Most Of thu crew
| were afterwards taken on board The Pcssasan. on
her arrival from China The oficers ard ths bal
ance or The crew, viii leave for TIE Uned States
| in The Powhatau, on the Ed Of February next.
l.acquered goods had rissn 200 per cents and
were very scarce great manT 7sssels we're
| lying at KanagWa, doing nothing. few we're
loading for China, with sea-weed. iish, no. Eev-
ernment seemed determined to throw every Oh
slat ala. s.x xr<ES1<
before the Onward left, an order vas fssed that
no merchant should sell over fifteen peuIs of any
article per day. The Onward had fortunately pnr-
chosed her cargo before these restricfia,zs we're
| mposeds or slle'would have been obliged to leave
/ iii ballast.
/ Some Of the crew Of tie Powhatan, Who we're
! ashore on liberty, had had . fight with some Ia
paHcse During the melee Japanese was killed
i This has created quite feeling against she Ameri-
cans and tha commander or the Powhatan & Inrcb
blamed aer allowing his men liberty Haaar the
Chinaman was also murdered by tha Japanese
few nights before the Onward left s.
Ihe owhataf, Com. TatnaiI, was at Kaaagawa.
and wonld a taks The Embassy e tue United States
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Il The following communications was received from
Hon hon. I; Harris Minister at Jeddo, IS reply II
note addressed 10 HIM BY MessrS. Smith AZ Co.. a.
q the route which the Embassy would probahIv
take to reach Washington, and rearestfnr him Il
use hs ninence to have 4 touch as sasa francisco,
Ecorr-J
q. y. u. IEs Arroxs YxDpn syss afss. ssss
i'eaf sa''-- lonr letter Of yesterday vas re-
ceived by me thia moraing. % answer haVs 70
the United States on the I'D of next FabTsary. II
will consist Of two Chief ambassadors, eiShteen
officials of various ranks ana ftty attendants and
servants-in all seventy persons.
The Embassy win proceed to Pana5ia. yia the
Sandwich Islands. What ports, if any, that Ii nav
touch At between the Islands and Panama WIN de-
pend entirely On aag-o oficer TatnaII The Embassy
will cross the Isthinus By special train arld at
i AspnwaH Will be received BY a steam frisate and
i be conveyed direct 70 Washington, without tolch-
i ing at any Atlantic port iu the United States.
4 From the foregoing you will perceive that have
No control whatever over the route 70 be taken by
the ambassadors
4 I am, s., your oheaient ser rant.
To @ H. Smith. Esq. Onward.
The following communication was also received
/ from Mr.. Harris for publication
! [soTTrcATrox.I
/ legation Of the I. .s, Yedio, Oct a. 80
4 Reliable information has been received III this
Legation that the harbor Of Neeegata IS not safe
for the resort Of American vessels as less than nine
feet of water is found on the bar, ana the road
stead IL extremely dangerous as mn anchorage
therefore give this public notice that the harbor
4 OF Nee-e-ga-ta will not be opened to American
citizens on the first day Of January next as pro-
\ vided for in the treaty Of Yedd0. Az soon as the
requisite surveys are completed, suitable harhor
on the west coast of Nphon will be selected II, lien
Of Nee-e-gata, and due notice Will be given Of its
name and the date on which 1t will be opened
sIsaeN TOWNSEND i AKRIs
United @ States Consulate, kanaasws; os.ssss zs 4sa
| On the day the Onward left, there was Il rulnor
/ current that the English Consul had ordered all
English citizens to go armed, as threats had been
made against them by the Japanese.
1t was almost impossible to get money changed
1 by the Government for Japanese currency They
| would only exchange $50 per day for each $1,000
! offered; and rs the Japanese merchants would not
receive any coin but Japanese, it was almost i'm
possible to do any business for week before the
/ Onward sailed. Business at Nagasaki had entirely
stopped on this account
| large fire took place in the city Of Teddo on
4 the night of the Ilth. From the appearance pre-
sented ut Kanagawa, 1t was thought that it was
4 very extreme confagfAti0n.
4 Parties of Americans from the Powhatan had
A visited Yeddo, and described it as SPLENDID city
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FRoM VrcKsRuRG. From the Vickshnrg papem
| Of Wednesday We extract the following para
graphs:
Judge Daley, who was shot On The 24th uit. sy
/ George Bailey, fingered until o'clock last even
4 ing, when be expired.
We learn that Ar. VIM. q. IscnIlood, oyerseer On
the plantation OF MFR. s. B. Curry, in Bolivar
county, accidentally shot himself on The a7ti ult,
and that the wound proved fatal His relatives re-
| side in Yazoo county.
I There was a stabbing affair at Jones drinking
house yesterday evening. in which ME-. Samuel
| Adams was seyereiyif not dangerously wounded.
| Mr.. Adams had no knife, but wanted to fight
Jones, who had been feeding him Adams1 with
| some fighting whisky. Jones' put him ont of the
house, went back, got dirk knife. and stabbed
Adams some eight or nine times, and, We are told,
cut his own hand pretty bad. Jones was taken
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