New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02

We pNullNu N4UN HiVithii1 -
dence from Japan, giving a detailed ana 'n''i'
esttng account of the recent hoStlities commit
ted by one of the Daimios, or Semi-indepchu'h'
princes of Japan upon Dutch and French YES
sells. Orr correspondent sets the whole matter
in the clcarest light, and his reports oi new
,aurels won by the American navy, viii be read
with great interest
II is generally known that most, if not all, OF
the japanese Daimios have shown themselves
extremely hostile to the foreigners. The Gov
eminent of the Tycoon-whatcycr may have
been its real scntiments-has, for some
,imc been wagering between xan'a.ning
friendly relations with the foreigners, and
yielding 10 the pressure brought upon 1t by
the Daimios. The latter found it convenient 20
give new vitality to the long unrccogniZcd 81
prcmacy of the Mikado, the Spiritual Ruler,
through whom proclamation went forth that
all the foreigners should be expelled. The Coun-
ell Of State of the Tycoon found il necessary To
conform TO this proclamation, and three hoHr|
after payinc to the English filo,ooo for the
murder of The Engli,hmau Richardson, issued %
formal notice 70 the ministerial representative
of each treaty power that The foreigners mn
leave japan and al ports DE closed Upon being
demonstrated with. they profcS,cd 20 act uudc'
compul,ion, aud some time later they even ap.
Piled for foreign aid
The Damos, in the meanwhile. had repaired
TO their municipalities 20 put 'hc sen. oa-i in %
stale Of dcfcusr and their retainer 10 fighting
Order. GA the 26lh Of June ihc American
merchant steamer Pembroke, which Ua- ,rlHe
from kana,awa ioT Shanghsc. va ,hc lai-..
Sea, between Nippon and Skok, was uurspcoi-
cl.y attacked 20 the Stui 81 ~'mono.e.,I. .
narrow STRAIT between TIE l1d. OF y .Hl
and kig.iu, b. "a Japanc-c bark and IN a,u q
brig. The Pembroke. whose small clco n,lr
wholly occupied with getting ug steam aud e''-
ting the vessel under way. mad tarir 'rr
through the darkness. tnroue. aH hn.-
qucn'cd passage bets cen 'hc island. Of Shah
md Kiu~'u.
The Ycdo Government at once dI,ovnri fr.
Act. and stated that he attacking y,..rl. be-
.onged TO the Prince oi Nl.R'p. q 1ru. rl O..
in the souih-wr.trIn corner oi t.c .-i..l 81
Nircn Tie Amcric,n minister determined
,b., tho Ini,ed state. coiv,it, y.yniu.n.
should 20 in quest OF the ..s..iuS yc.'"s.
The Wyoming had hardly irn thc por Of
Kanagawa on the 18Th 81 Jlly, when ihr
news was received that The French G,y,mmrI.
Dispatch steamer Kienchang had been lkcRI
attacked in the Strait of -mono-ca De- Order oi
The same Prince of Naento, not oai- D. a.m.!
vessels. hu' hy shore hai'erics. Size, 'a.. lal
escaped without -rrou niuy. Ills n."t rft
revealed in kmarawa on The l3fa Of Jily, au|
on the ucz, dig thc French Admiral. 800 tle
flagship Semrali, wr- 80 ,.- way 90 'tr.'r.
the outrage.
On .Julr H. tlc Dutch cor.r... Yrt..
c.mc into ,he mort # Kauaa,.u. .i..i .....,..
to have likewise iec,. attacked ..Il.. .I. ed.
ip Tho .ame S,gnit o, smolo.,f.
he.n considerably ipiurcl. aid bad lOa. l..
,ill.d and ION. .oupd,d
On ,hc 2oih ~ .Iylr fh. " .u,..f.r ...n-,. f ..
y.rs,,y, 81. ~cuor,ei N..l lr lr...I, s
l,. s,r,;, ~ sinoro.cki -bc t.lHd r...I -.
...i.J Ella. rr.,,i, anal p..i .,...l ir
,t.. .rl..,. l...,,-;.. ,h,l,-l .l n... .-.. ...I
i...;,I.. ,t. ,,,. .,o,,,,.r ,,,.t..,d ..,.a o..
Enoli h lad sold to the Pra.. o. ,. ..
month. ago. Jhon fhr CsYtan. ii...r fic
u..a! channel. tooh d.. vessel a a.. olac
..-t'.erp shore that The .I4rarr.. .lDrc.llii -,.
l..f their range and fired over. niI l,....ai 600.
same time brought lin bot.D.n hcJa..r.c
tanner and the .hore and rendered. u.rl ... f.,.
most Of her puns. which had beer tr...., TO ilc