New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

0r00s Dom 00oe0 1of Lote Vue VII"
u,ssum % the Japanese Governmens-
Twenty Days Given for IN Answor-
Retaliation Tbrcatened-The Tycoon
has Gsno 20 Miaco-Grest Council 81
Damios Assembled Thero-An Out
break Imminent
From Our Special Correspondent
KASAGAwA, April IL, 1868.
The sll-sugrossing topic for few days past mas
been tie demand of the English Government on tne
Tycoon for PREPARATION for the murder OF the Engsn
sentries at tho Legation in Ysdo in June isst' ana
Yor the attack on q party Of Englishmen on the
Tokaido in September last when Mr.. Richardson
was killed and two others severely wounded.
Three weeks since Rear Admiral Kupsr, Com
mandng-in-Chief all her Msjesty's naval forces In
tho China Seas, arrived ct Yokohama in tue Eurya-
lus escorted by three other war steamers. Since
that time there have been sccessions TO the squad
rou till now there lie in harbor eleven men-of'
war several Of which are large and powerful steam
srs Several Others are daily expected, AZ Admiral
Kupsr has ordered all the available force on the
east Asiatic coast to follow him hither.
On the 9th inst. Q formal demand was made at
Yedo on the Ministers for Foreign Affairs In the
Tycoon's Court for full and ample redress for past
outraRe,. ALI that has been made known to the
public of the nature Of these demands Ia contained
in a letter addressed by Col. st. John Neais, the
English Charge d'Af.ires, TO the English Copsni'
reoue.tinR him TO communicate 10 the British real
dents the grave position Of eifas. Thij letter. TO-
eetber with the one addressed by tie English Consul
70 the residents under his charge, inclose:
YOKOHAMA. April Q, 1852
~. .,r..dx ,n.d. Loown TO you the yurpoIt OF .
not. h,y. th, day presented the japanese Govnmsn
declaration Of grievances and unrequ1d ouas'
Of which British subjects been the victims and 'unse
and for viii ander Instructions from her Mses
ment d. demanded specific repsfstion wi'hn hssi
period VI time
Tn, attack upon her Assy. Legation At Yedo. on the 10Th
Of June last OF hs guard Of Ii " B. hsnHd were
tr.sehoroay uurdsrsd and the subsequent bosiou'
der Of Dir Rh.dson tho l4th OF sepemosr and muf'
dsrous as.at committed the same oocason upon lady
and two other gsptismsn British sabec.s are special 'sss
for which r,psIaton 10 now den'sndsd
That ,eyarsou the trial and capital execution OF
the muidere OF MI Rehsrdson heavy Pseaoiaiy psasT
an J,p.a for thu, oa.n.. and cndeubs compeassoa of
the sufferers OF their surviving relatives
IL il .nc.r.y to DO hoped that the Government OF she Ty
coon ilaaepe.d By wise and just reflections will yield
ready to the demands shus rendered neee'HJ'
those unprov ted and Outrageous scIs
.s The Japanese Govsrnent refusing 20 accode 10 tho'e
or hoping TO .v.ds them by futile Arguments or
procr.sns,ioa becomes duty to apPn'e )'uo' the In
oyitab!s such syen OF co-cive measures "
IN, LIAR Admiral CLlsfhsr Js'y'' nsv~
fo.. In thee. .s.s arrived here with esn'id iAole
force furnished with instructions TO tho above elect ana
% "a. ~ my own
T..n,y dsys dating from The 9Th instant 10 The period a.
loed term which will await the dehnis' sad cate
orea rp ofth. Japans,s Government and the nature Of
which when received will decide the adoption or otherwise
OF coseiv. the d1ion and severity OF which VII
poperdoned to the degree Of iaa'i'sd oo'nsey OF re
..,.lce which the Jsp'ns's Government may assume
Usa.r ..oh hsv. to insruc, you to call
-.,ns OF tho Bh..h r,.aeu within yoIr Con'u.f Jaris
dIction OF ComDse appointed BY them, and maze
.n,~n tie PurDOfs o, hi, dpsek with view that
boz M.j,y. .sbjeca may iravGa., adopt such Peesa-
,e., measure, ihs ..'sand oithsif oommefei'l Inter
ssssses Of dssHs ssaasI The eonggsn OF aggression OF
ssseA the several ,eHeas dGrnx he connsanee Of
opsr.oHs tn. Rear Adsra Commando he.
NJ naval Forces. will shortly propose 10 concert
-h the DIPS matte Agents and N.va Coe.Dahdss OF Fer
sss tho spot, G..Iestln. the siolos OF such
bissd sGnssmsat. may be practicable and sIpeticsi
Ih.v. s9sen yoa ~ communicate tho Pa port q ,as
dy.,eh ,Our colleague. til. con.o' Of friendly nations
f..idtI oLohAHs with the least pos.iole de
lay L. ST JOHN SEALE.
H.f Ma e,,,, Con,al dees deem Bsee,ry intro.
duo. he communication III. purpot Of which Le Ia di.
cc,.d per, tbs community by lsn.hsasd state
mont
All h M.o.,. subject. Ia this eoaasry Of the
gave aud which took place the 9oh o.
June. and l.sh SePsembss last
These have nsafy .nsssi the serious stsu,iou Of the
Government. and her A.Jsry has directed her Change
dAnes 70 demand In her name such cpsfation and r.
dr tho grAvy Of the eireamsance' requires tfissc
r.at he i,ttrf % h.fM .i.sty's lhsrxe IAsalrcs1
Irsaas.t you will particularly take n.ee tia. the obee,
Of her Msjs. ChHss dAas,s 10 directing sequaint
you wish Tho tenor Of bis dpssen 70 easbs British sab.
ises tabs such timely Of prudence and prscas
ton In reference their commercial and individual In
a. they may consider the ohcgm.aness require
them 10 sd,pt.
The Adairs propose. concert with the Chief Of tie
other Foreign Nations such may tend best
the safety Of tue settlement.
IL especially duty Ia the grave state OF relation.
with the Government Of h' coun,ry Impress upon ysa In
the PLANES. the eIpsdeney sud necessity Of Observing
the creates. ccumspeoion and courtesy Jour intercourse
with tho natives Of all tsnk' and el.sto avoid all act.
which may lead to complications hiey render still moro
difficult tho position OF those niFuted with control Of
Mar.y. affair. th. county And by tho .Isros Of d
Greet 'eloain shun AL oecasons Ct unnecessary sIPo
10 personal fi's
te inioinstioa which under Present ocuu.taoces II Gao
possibly DO IN the power o herh sJcsy. charge so
iofs.os make them aequAl tod with Tno VII 10 QUO. ION
IN iuuis which rapidly approaches aud during ch IL
hardly necesssry to that your fsty and protection Ear
the be practicable will hs obsc a. xiou,
sOi4citude CHARLES A. WINLHrsIEE
IL. Is. Ma Consul
The utima,um was delivered on the 9Th inst. and
tho terminal day rapidly approaches, when, if the
demands DO not complied with, our lttle settlement,
Will DO exposed to ali the chances Of war. There
no indications us yet OF what tho result will be-
The native people about thus far express only the
greatest indifference to the natter they do not seem