The New York herald., 1863-09-09

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demands az short specified Intervals but ,hat they
/ nagra an.y, unequivccally and designedy broken
o1 'n IN eoDssausnce, he had placed the solution
namms then announced, the 2ist that unless forccp
any INITIATIVE act OF hostility the part OF the Japa
ne should net take hostile steps for eight days
50 as to allow the comnnny sufficient time to make ar
Iangements for their personal security BY later arrival
y appears that the lycoons ministers then becoming
alarmed applied through tho French Admiral, for per-
Mnson 70 pay the full Indemnity demanded, and u was
aocodngy received on the Path Of June Tho payment
was acc naued by tbe absurd demand apparently "
Keep ap appearances at Miako) that all foreign cousus
should leave beng the order Of the Mkaio shat all
declared hn intention 70 defend Yokohama, attacked,
ana such - y said has been the nteson throashou' OF
tronch troops being despatched there from
snanghae There still seems TO b aD expectation of q
eacciu termination ~ all ih inbrog0 but great mys-
ery si tho aims and objects Of the Japanese
LETTER OF ADMIRAL KuPER, R.H.
EuRyALrs AT YOKOHAMA. Juno n, 1885,
sn-Her haiestys charge d'Adaires has placed 10 my
hands The solution the questons ISSUE between the
japanese government and that Of her esty in couse
quence o. oil peaceful aud diplomatic negotiations having
IA"ed 70 ofn the government OF the Tycoon due
sense Of it's obligations The Instructions uudo which ia
TINS contingency II Will now he my duty will necss
M.orce under my command and, such measures will
probably lead to action part OF sbe Japanese which
would cndanscr the safety not only Of British sabeeis
ont 30 OF all foreign residents In Japan have 70
quest you will forhw h con muncate this circumstance
70 al British subjects aud TO the eoDsus foreign Powers
with view 70 their immediately adopting such steps ~
they may think dcsrabeor The security Of their rcrsons
ana property the force my disposal being inadequate
,o 'ne encent protection Of Yokohama while carrying
Guy INC instructions Of ber Ma,cstys government in
Ctber paris Of japan In order that the community
may have sofhcent time 70 arrangements for
tner perso a security, desire yOu viii Inform them
that unless callod upon by any initiative hostility
on the part Of the japanese TO maintain tue dignity
step unit, ibc expiration or eight days from this
date inclusive have also 70 scqnant you that oil tho
speety relief of the foreign community in the event Of
any sudden attack will be continued during
.hc interval mentioned and subsequently i possibe with
Tue same vigilance ae hitherto and such add ona assist
ante rendered will be consistent with the duty OF pre-
serving the eciercy Of her Msesty's ships Under the
preaching strife and turmoil, think Il necessary
commend most strongly that I'll those Of the community
who have wives and families at Yokoh ma should take
The earliest opportunity Of them At any
from the OF danger should they themselves deter.
n'ne upon awaiting '0s issue c q sysnts s,, vrrr.
Vice Admiral and Commander In Chief.
TO CHARLES A. WNtnrsr1n, Esq &c.
LETTER OF THE BRITISH CONSUL A. YOKOHAMA.
YoKonAKA, Jure 20, 1893.
SRI have 10 Instruct you adott early possible
such measrcs a. may be most enectua TO make known
70 the British community and 70 your colleagues, the
ccnsuls Of foreign States present situai affairs
In regard 10 the cub OF the British upon
Japanese goverom The patience and moderation
which have exercised in my commun cations with the
Tycoon government. In the desire of bringing
about peceul setileners Of the avo~edIy demands
for reparation preferred by her Maestys government
are well known and sufficiently manifest. Al tho most
recent date (the 18th inst) those objects which
accomplished Tie Japanese government, through lis
eBvoys had, after innumerabe difficulties. soIcmny
and unreservedly entered into written engagement
with pay the recuutry at short specified
intervals the payne1t TO have been made the date
above referred 70 That dry has been reached asd ,a
eqnivocally and dcs gnedy broken their faith 10 the
most unjustihabhe md audacous manrer the 1ycaons
government DOW seeks 70 reopen negoat prev
accomplishing their solemn settlement the
pecuniary portion Of the Demands and openly declare
their intention 70 withhold all payments thus eec
tualy extngushpg all remaining faith most
solemn engagements. As her Majesty . representative
have now therefore 70 declare that The utmost limits
Of my patience consistently exerted and directed
70 exact the reparatiOp sought BY peaceful means,
asa mac goo n reason 20 n%po aa sue
snljecss and you colleagues, the oonsuis Of for
sign States, have, during q period q Ten weeks,
measures W. an impending contingency though the pro-
babty otherwise Of their occurrence Was alternately
failed urgently 70 advise through yourself Rritnh
subjects and the foreign community generally be pre-
could arse-namsy tho necessity when msnt present
itself with 70 the security of their persons pro
Ss s sna -
declared his inability 70 bold niltariy the settlement
4 coercive measures were actually resoried % sdec
long chance OF honest though tardy action could be
anticipated ON the part q the Japanese government
peal 70 force Put feel myself urgently called upoa
70 leave the I'd pttoo o the only which the
precate-namey shoss Of cosrc,on-so ibs XdmsS,
into whose hands viii This day consgn the solution q
s. %. psss
mept may possibly lead them 10 repair their broken faith
paces sspec or s mly sasn pre..a, a.s ss
or, on the other hand, the Admiral may have
deemed advisable TO prots BY The ciroan-
decide upon 1bus also, her Masy subjects and your
colleagues viii Judge Of the they may ndvsdu-
the circumstances here unresssvedy ard explicitly
forth Deed hardly add thai shall fail imne-
re1 tsbOss frsni and cordially prcssred % opsrs.ion
am assured o. respecting such temporary neasures for
the jacquard q the community 10 ,his s.isrssocy =
To Mr.. CBARlH A. WINCHESTER, &c.
The Prise Ring.
SHE LATE FIGHT BETWEEN rRAvERs AND DILLON
From The London Poet, August o.
Al petty Sessions for The wohinehAm Division Of
Berxs, neid yesterday, before hArr Court, Captaio
Dsoo who reosatly ougbt In ths DeishbOrsnG village Of
rwyfcrd for E400, were summSns for having sseepded
sse % pssos ssa Asnsossr LEI x,os. Robert wsss ceors.
Brown. Nathaniel LsnGAam, Tom Tyler, Fred. Oliver
and John Hicks were scnmoosd Tor aiding and asstsas
Hcks appeared and psadcd ruiity. Tho Justices called
upon the principals 70 snsss pto Thea, recogninces
tbe oihers were bound over n ihe sum Of E20 These
conditions complied with by the dscndants, and
We DeHeSe tHAS ~ suuseliebt pcrF0 " tnc oay lne
others attended and catered into the required
BoD rRAvERs ON HIS RKPoRrKD DsCEAsE AKp THE
DUTIES OF THE pRKas.
RDrToR L0wroS sra.
Ou tho occasion OF my late fight with D,lion you tooh
the liberty TO do wnat Dillon could do-namely, 70
iii You stated your pAper thai wAs dead
and prsAched frpern sermon my grave have
reQuest that you viii do the justice 10 bring
me life again, seeing that am all alive and k,ckipg
and you do shall be happy 10 zee you st my crib'
10 Castle street, 10 take part Of bottle u wtb
20 thst you may judge BY your eyeght, os, "
you up " the noble art you may take friendly
with The soltest gloves have enable you nudge by
yonf own feelings whtber am dead or alive
Bot a. you perhspe betev up N the of your
the pen which sometimes more deadly
than the nst ecccee an article cut from your paper