New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

the foreign residents generally preparing for the
worst. BY the removal Of their merchandise and effects
on board the shipping, Of which there is luckily fair
supply.
4 Re-enforcements have been ordered from China and
India The emergency requires powers Of discre-
ton patience and forbearance in dealing with Gov
ernment whose chief is in the hands of his enemies
which sees only destruction which way turns.
let us still hope for peace to thrice unhappy Japan
who in evil hour not of her seeking opened her
long closed doors to such troublesome guests II.
June. "a. ls63-The two accompanying letters were
ready for the Tord's Mail which closes this morning
when the japanese Government refreshed itself with
another somersaut At4p. m. $500 600 Of the indem
nifty money paid into the English Legation, unex
pecedy to eyerybodyhe balance Of the claim Is to be
paid to-day. Truly, for lying diplomacy Japan must
bear the palm of glory What act the curtain shall ring
up next who shall dare predcti 1t promises at least
present peace and quiet H.
(Copy-No. a. YOKOHAMA, June 20, 1863.
sR have to instruct you edopt early possible such
may be the most eecus TO make known to the
British community and your colleagues the Consus of for
egn States the present situation Of affairs in regard to the sub
jcc Of the British demands the Japanes Government
with Tycoons Government in the earnest
desire bringing about peaceful seitcm,n OF ne avoweay
just demands for reparatcn preferred by her Mesys Govern
ment. are well known and sufficiently NJ ni,st
At the date he 18Th inssn,). those objects
which had in view in the Of being happily ac
con pished
The japanese Government through its Envoys had ancr
innumerabie difficulties socnnly and unreser,ediy entered
into written engasenen; with me to pay the pe.ay de-
That day has been reached and i passed and the Jpano Sc
Minister. have asranty unequ ocay and desnedy BROKEN
their faith.
In the most unju,ti6abc aud sudacious tie Tycoon.
copising ,heir solemn a.,. to the settlement Of ho pccu
niay portion Of ,he demand. and openy deese i5I S
on 10 Withhold all payments. thus most chec'utiy 'An'
gushing all remaining faith IN even 'he most solemn engage
mcnt-.
declare that the utmost limits Of my patience tconseniy
execd aud directed the rcpafon ouht by peaceful
and which had good to hope hsd been success
fully cHerciscd) l. now exhausted
cr Majesty subject. and your colleagues. the Consul. Of
informed tst n, adoption Of cocFce measures wa
impending contingency though the probability 81 other
matter. Progressed On ny pat have not iss utreriy
advise through ,ouIse British subjects, ana the ion
generally To- be prepared for TIE wort and mo-"
rc.leiabc senry which could arise namely III" ncces
,y which might pre'eni Itself with '~w T. u" security OF
their persons and Toieryl Of abandoning the open port
while the Vice Admiral Commanding ia icf hs o. onen
settlement. II co.fc!sc actually .fou'd q
cf-ctuAl.y to enforce compliance with the Demands.
), long as chance oil honest though aray action could be-
fr'crs,ed o the par 4 the itpsn,e Ooyeruu.r have
.cfupuouy deferred Initiating ho'ros BY an arl"el :"
the ABORTION tie only whch tho Rler Il iis
county would appear 10 und'r'iani or
day cou,ifu tie solution ofaa.irs.
1hu. within ,es doE period tie policy ~ e'T~di ny
Invariably adoi '. th aiar. 'osefuneti =, po'ir
cod t,ia p ,f broken n hy the actral payment o
tie ini'mriie., ahd moro peaceful asl~c, 4 sns.r. na,
again pIcci i..!or tho other hand ih' Adiif may
have deemed r. ads, sa' % rlohi by DC cifcum'tans g.
cnrfy ou, some Of 90" ~. r,.n. lo ns, decide uEn
judge 4 the measures hey mes individually deem prac
most uurr-rrtediy nud eSIlrfy sei forth.
need hardly a1d tii ,h,I not f imaedaieiy o. ron
c"'' with Admir- hnpef and Admin. Jan'i t~h'.s i'ns
urh erupoly of iis sassuafd = the community
in 1' 'rn'Ifsosy Hay be 'rss.ae sbSp ST JOHN NEAL
To cn,ELrs A WNorrsIrE ~. 4e., e.,,.,..,.,,,.,.-.n
lCopyJ EusYALrs. u NoI ohfrna. Jun. ~ it,sJ.
ss. Her Majesty. Chsf.s d'Afaif,s Aas piscsd ia ny
.S..l 9.Se. .s o,s .nS +, m H H.. Of i nsy in
Il peaceful rd dlnna.lc nssoilaons tafitf i.i'd 70
brns the Oo'ensn' Of tho yeoeH to doe SENSE q '' obi
Tss Instruction. una.r ~ic 10 ,hi. Contingency Vi.
measure. b. ands dsaaen ~ De nave. force lnd'f ay c
snd aid - such messae- vi rohsh iesiio .eiion 90 '
q british .aiJ, 80, & ~ - 1 t ,,. 's a. s,~sn
49, 70 \. b,il.h .alec,s snd 60 tie Consui. u ror.sn
porcr. with view g. t'if nusdis'sy shsitns snch i't'
t ;oai, no orce At nr isgoss hnf .nlAslu,ie he
,,ci, PA. tor q - ioh,fHs Will" esfy - - in,fDe
tons ~ i'f ~ a.ef eo ~rn'ff in rftTf T-r' q Jffh
ln order fs fhs rofInunity ray have samr.sri TIM =
fatr rans,r'tis - it'f lf',.'-. ''''.'.5 s, 80
vi lf.u hsn fhat unsfi rsed rfff ~ sf l'iNif0 -
of hostility thr Pet q &C. Jtpsusts g. narisn 'hs d
~, o. 90 bnn'h hef '' - az ~ .''''' ~. y 'I"
is,, aso g. arlraini goo l, sl ihs riscsansf' Hea
NJ since iof tf tlff. f 70
f1f,irn coi-tflir in itr etrut ot .nr .uaif as % '
iufbano~ v b, continued alrins DO iii"r' 'ri .'
t..gusiir f tn.shc wifI 10 We ltner az rf'o
srd III siili.i.i .s,ls,ae i.rd,fsd ~ b. 'aeus
viii g., duty Of lf,tsgnf 100 81 i'cy % hci M.osJ
chip. ,-f.
fe tie ,siilus s's - sHlrs sni Tie grs' probability
of o. f. and tuafi tlilE rfsftalf a. 20"
onisnd ost fors3 tlai al. lns' Nio have ~rrs aai fam
lrs Al Yokohsn. sfou tass tle eaAfsi ofppan} = fe
MOVING them u tn, fsic 0t nr toelr n' dafrf 'Aaud
tl,, ten.s see drirfullo irg 90 lfflr - .s't
lave. A.. Al"t 1li' j. ht Ifl|
Nc Adulfal ala toil n.ai.4sf il 4 i4sf
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