The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Our Kanag.wa Correspondence.

KAsAGAwA Japan, March ID, 1861.
Visit Of The american Nsnister to Yohahaa -Inaagnrd-
tsen Of Ne0 GoueTnoy-DsH rms-People Going
Home, dc.
Bince my last a new Governor for Kanagawa has been
uaugurated aid the American Minister has paid visit
to Yokahama Connected with these simple facts two
events deserving Of notice have TRANSFERRED during the
present week.
The first the vsit OF Hon. Townsend Harris, the
United States Minister at Jeddo TO this place. being bis
second visit since the foreign settlement started this
side of the hhrbor
Dir harris has liked the idea OF foreigners get
ting In Yokahama as 1t was not provided for by the
treasyKaragawa being the spot set apart for that pur
POSE AS have before ssld. this ia much the better
side for building up town. besides being much
the shipping In port
Finding that foreigners would SIDE instead
Ct KansRawa the foreign representatives anay consent
ed 10 make fckanama precinct OF kansgawa, and TO
recognise the former as part OF and the the
after.
Mr Harris has not been in Yokabama since March,
foreigners, standing. Now have village about
the Of Harlem, wta population Of some hundred
and fifty souls, all Of whom are reignes.
Mr.. Harris s spending few days WITH General Dorr,
and will probably before n return to Jsddo pay Welt
% the "Brh" she rew spot OF ground conceoea by the
Japsaese government Tor the foTe'ga population.
Tommy, toe verisAbe Tommy, here Mr. Hsrr,s,
md has much improved ia looks aud Eaaan since ne
IN New York re dressed and psrunsd equal to your
On the 1zth instant the new Governor for Kanagawa
was raugutasd with ali he honcrs OF ninety one gun
ssuis from tue fort His ExcesncS Is Taiigswa Hart
ho-Eami, or the Governors for Foreign Affairs,
belonging 70 the Second C0uuci The tne Auib
who % tbs United states officers Of the same
rank II expected that Ogure- 8usg, shlrd Ambas-
sador OF that embassy would De the next Governor but
hts turn has heea oefsr-e1.
- lre secoDd time salute ever ired in Japan
by their people; tho first iipe 1t the
OF the Foreign Legation 10 Jedco, oc the "a nst
ihis IT u faln, ID one OF Lne important concessions
sogrGSelfdttceB
Jeooo !fe lapane never connect gunpcwdor with
ineoded 10 confer honor or respect se ahsy say
p1wcer is Cfed mur1er and for other wicked pur-
poses
Last week Mr Naeil, a Kyepchrnao VIII, was attached
10 The Ferch Legation Whit e,oppog here. got at
hy japanese sbe bsl psssipg within inches Of his
LEAD long shrot eh Of giess bed curtain inch
beard Acf tD aie. scfeens thea falling upou floor.
fhs " the mar woo vas stepping sc Jeddo with the
French Consul General when he attacked by party
OF Japsasse Who nearly cut bis Shoulder IRON mis- body
besides lpciBg several other cuts upon rspp, IL
this myroerous assault vpoa he life OF Of the
enuers or shs FrtIcn Legation that caused st. De Bottle
court TO Quit Jedco and so pacS AL ms return with
the other foreign representatives.
Another destructive fire, burncg up large numbec OF
SaraOese houses ard destroying some 8te.o Thousand
Gollsrs worth OF gocbS, tok phce last Sunday nght
The ii, bruke ont The native part the toEn tins
viciaP Of the Custom House lne bui!diDgs burned
az the rccrer class owned by Japanese we'll Hs the
gO0os. u
The American thio Horatio stom Shaogoas, arrived
hsre few days ago with Csrgo OF Casa Owing
TO the complete s,cppage of TRACE OF every descption
the cargo nag 20 b. ta1eu back. The ship will leave in
shs courseoi the week tor Annoy
BY evtfp vessel iviag a,d leaving there
rivals kod cepai r1ere is general among
oil the ;o.egee's t0 jsaee for nofne, ia
ducemea,s stopping any longer. THIS ID all owing
INFAMOUS C1trAaeoss ec!s o. goyerpment IN placing
obstacle ia fbe way Of tfaoe For the 1850
The cuses received ri ,he Custom House amounted to
rouDd sum &C 800 CO. and this too, exports STAGE
January the amcupt received viii NOT exceed $40 600,
The country Is ea with everything of the choicest de-
iptioD, emo yet the policy OF TIE government
to put ouch enormous prices upon everything that no
brny can etfJrd to Guy
Yesterday ana most OF the night before snow fell.
winding up vi heavy rain storm To-day Is one Ut
the most beautiful in Jepan-cleer, warm, balmy
and snLsh ns--;Co warns without the sDade :.
Crops Of oil kinds look promispg-wheat and rice fields
particularly. Ty
The American packet chip CoauUb,, which came hero
in December in oistress with $50 Chinese coolies on
board, IA nearly ready tor
There ships OF in port except the Erg-
lish corvette Ercounter Dutch brig Frsnch
transport, undergoing repairs.