New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

Agreed tpon-1Df Pf2Ecc OF No.aiO
Fires fnsc md Barns nm EmpcrinI
Steamer and a Cotton .5uTsk az sntsussa
-Tke EmLassy en rouie TO EuTopc-
The sin5ann, Wyoming aud 5aEoes-
to1vu-Snlc or American yesse,s-N o
IN fre Holiday scason.
From Our special Correspondent
KAyAoAwA April s. 1854.
The two months that have elapsed since my
last date have been two months OF unevcptfl quiet.
We have had no piagng by outlaws suicides Ia isTi
kari Of dsgrsccfa officials dire confagrations, BON.
barduents and burning Of cities w0yslde assassua
lions Of foreigners 20 enliyen the dull routine of our
lives or to spice up our usual colrespondenee and
decctatc YOUR readers Witha-Out hold em WIiiing
beyond tie record; such otairs are becoming u us
trivial mchpnces, or should not forget !hat Few
DAYS ago tie mall came ia nom Naslsakl WIN Us sy
# an attempt 10 nssassnaie foreign resident Inc
victim this tine Engl.shman, who was ATTACHED
In the streets hy armed japanese rnd who. aiseI
losing bis hand in he encounter By sword DO" ~
tie wrist, AMI receiving Other Injuries. Erected his
escape though lis lie, At last ylcos, was despaiicd o.
L afssi. nt declared o. NC one a Nagnos men
Nag.to he hlc-eafing prince VI Shimouoseh. And,
now that haze mentioned THIS worthy, am reminped
that he has not contributed to the quiet which Fasy
Hsscit ted ohOte DrOOdng over US with folded aHG
On tho contrary. TO longer finding any foreign 'hips
vcntures0me enough 70 come within ranr- ~ is bst.
tolics be has attacked an luprIigi Steamer which had
rlchcrcd n tire s.a u ShinGa s.ki for the night on
JOS way from oa.ae % NaglsnN for rcpairs n charge
u sstumas lseo. his On tho 2ith Of January.
he shore batteries. The slme INT LTsA % s.9 wye
ming Otencl on tho steamer U. shot and s,ei. not
wit standing yhe DISPLAYED tire signals agreed upon
among lho npanese Dai.os for JapGuese vessels pass
inp t-TuI. u Tie straits.
h,r Imperial signals afforded protection eut ~
sieam ~ move out oi sucb dangerous proximity. but
vi lie moyln2 cln2hi ile and wHs consumed. Nine
e. co.'s arI ti-ty men lost tl"r lives. lurrr facts
Me derived n.4 tie official report Of the Prince Of
...islla 10 l. q gco0n-
iu wee. laiera Iank teonei1g to Sa'srioa, While
anchored or thc night rcn tic sfue p'cr vas boarded
~ Narno men sLo frdirg her licen with cotton for
. .0fcigu if'.c at y. casa sumwariiy burned her
.smm', fIsiiuu.
Tte acts r sgre rs Z Chosin's hosi,i'y to f-rgn.
eig ard o. all v bcrieuG foreigners ihu- contradict
in IcgI % u freo Gata that no had grown wcify Of
B. hg,ti O. lo-ifl.i and w, dispNel & be Friendly!
il,s tf o. n h0 'i'v toward uilg VIII lie under.
stood whsn IL j. Known at gnfer tie original pro
,r mme Of the laimi4s hostile 80 foreign ieTcOu So,
S. ;sr,ra ~ 'lo-in ~ Na5 . . d Side by side ~
lf...r.I 'e.d.f- a. fir anti foreign movcmrn t-uay
ESQ ia ir, iHfo b. present p.ri .oa, 80 u Is de-
clli. more lv ~fa h.H l mass, as .in Eiso"n VII
4rt.fr -g-iu ia- iOu" nef cad e oind orr liumn
ica 90 cufgc rp 10 q. usy never know. Perhaps
50 eunn's gee oog I'll onr "a tie ashes Of kngosila
Hb1t hl0.isftd and anhea.iy mlEli have been
afrrrd, lri lrnmlt'r ileu rs been t4-eu tle sequel
uf pvr T. 70 % pan v 10 ner-,.r reveal. Had the pian
pyroycu ny al fhe rIy.l com -anles hefc y opt the
English Admiral hrgcT Viz. he Immediate punish
mcnt g.. g. tsn. hlrr ie atarh, Oh tho steamers ~
,IWy !fH' iNrf fft'ff iALI lIN NiFe
lore o. es. .u,-1ntnt as % H'-tli any sof even
i.c bon ru.ell 90 naLoslLa lnd is i'afy o'',s 20
10 r, even frtaer back. when Shiusd1u s1buroo
cO.y halted fI s.r nsl,wtiu toar mil.s ~ 90 siot
WINE Richard -rl I'D iliica itT hour r .nuay Df
,'r sword. 40. -poers II hs followers, with cosy
roae. ns ir was " ID ifrlpi punishment which Foai'
lave lad mot s4lluy els, IN ic.rssiag ior tfe
fgure srer U.ice ,Iplisfs oi sarlg.su q is sano Ad
a,ral and b. c0atiiatJr thc bTit., Charge ~ ilrs
nsncniaaly nlel "a that pfomptn's If retaliation
80 ID ID a
Inspires terror ong cyl uccis. 10 l.scf ard lag
llii reas.n O. te..sse tm, .u-tSa promptly eAe,4t.a
hon ID. lsrt..s = te fl~nch il.iloIiiies I'D tie
rrt'ie w0uli 1rn bad no ~ r5ssibs ~ e. ljy 70
Auoa - t4u.c Eng 50 Oaci.s wco to th.I or Lfhl
taiir ~ iis nssineo they wore Too preo'giiale s''I
La Government uh % the srg " Zee a1d oonslleri-
..Ia drs io trir d..eltcs ~ position; SIC mast deal
pitA re mlacOnt - Princes Of bis empire ia other
measure.
a few DAYS previous 10 the japanese Eow-Year
lica came il ~ f.csr % felrus tic Tycoon ugaln
vent e. Gaslca aro h.rco where bc { 2 romans. Tho
ruouilri r l0u # ihis SECOND Wiz 10 toe spiritual
n.a1 conflicting yirAi l. SIC mag believe tie uptye
i orr, ii vas reader housgo she Alaado ana 20
re the priaop Dtmlos oi toe 'e I'm again asseu'ed
n c..uci 0.t go %, the Em!ire. u a. ali eaay dc
ra..l Ii, ut rtsf tlat PIE relations OF Ire Niadp oGa
ycoIu fSc bees more &c ny defined ana settlement:
ID t'ir respective c'is o. authority his been had bY
$50 i5cr-p' aef'-nen- 10 pay tie Mikado an annual
aiIrll trlU ta foreign lcnuc Wo ~ iuIh is o H.
ere 300 NOR ia' tNfcL i've Ghis oI thc Govern
o. if.
Of BIir!oo erfhifnUiy and hostile To ioietn inter
oo To- who are "a report ,orc.gn pAlcy Wrlch shall
har itr ' steadily idhnr' TO- whether IT, burden i-
aar + peace or Of systematic hostility toward the
foreign clement IN JHpBn.
Among. .ac uanrs ol tAs commission we recognize
ih-, OF Sinal2n sabHfo1 himself brO.Ler 81 tie rte
ANA iailc. II tie present Prince Of Su'snme, Who's,
t.in Oi followers j. taGt sew Hchnulsni also thr
Ir.uce OF lOs1, " . Is REPEATED aaJ and fIe q ~
lasiu OF l.nt otutshnsli Tho has sometimes been
iecaored the nend but oteuer he enemy o. Niel-
. % O".a. In. HfI. NlHssf
bc.I SHOWN tAt irie4s Of iO i-n trade, and win
whom ol til, question Is a.,oci ten tie Prince 90
zou; u the 6,i md nst name the FRINGE Of OOga-
We are DOL Informed 90 10 lis hHtecedents. ~
llii of tc slA lr.ce, named. t1o are hnuWu enemies
and TWO known friends ol The foreigner. the fin
hG~ puirn, yaciiatng policy. while me sixth Is M
Known. JHpar-e about rs are sanguine that onlr
guu a. ue .r result Gad slc! esou aupe Tor $40 gen.
ca Opr iIc Gee Empire 20 foreign Intercourse, bat
here. doubtless their hopes ouflug any probable OK
pectatOns.
~ .le reckoning ON tAcse AlLes, 40 must not forge.
81 tlee is one az whose opinions al decided ard
vs. D. whatever councils 40 Oasaca mas decree, VIII bee
A.cs ~ aCs Independently that a. NnH0.. Fgnoo oi
Nalato % Chosin-DAsen' uo-DHlbco, 40 lac - as re
queHts cllicd.
,is has t own down the glove and oanno. fall to be
looked upou Uy tne Japanese soldiers caste Que o.
he ncrue. alter o.. Ol stamp oi louIomO anu IaLO. |
,aul. lie snrr.f bas Issi,to1 aud uOt EDsIcct sAy !
u,tCt. sAd i leiIcsa, All French var stoamcrs lie /
h'' hep' tie i.tnd set i"si ocAed ios now nearly
iehl, opsN.it 90 G4slng Ia sedssios %! SAINJA0 !
b, "a q As pleasure. AAu uOS a. undertakes % pAn-
sh tr o. his country, Hs he views them, az
iuMe fl ~ 200 d. n1rIi, 1ud IL much 10 DO ielrol that
Ae VIII cretto putg IN .0pan who may prove 20 the |
HI. q. rc. UIons 10 The lcGO Government anu lOT
I'm Intercourse THUS, ~ The uppalue g.! this ycdi.
o psp scI s best doubtful an brightest hopes
49, loladsd "a be.or ccTti.t, thau japanese du |
plicls.
oI Brotherhood Alcock returned to his poet 10 English
n lister ~ thr Court of Aedo month since and has
been iel.l sal r,iicent slAce bis retnru. Doubtless
c b. ircug lis position becomes Il true diplomat |
ud witA tas disturbed state of hn.ope operating as a
-hc a. De Is tie .ely ~ lTy ans but pacific measures
a..1 he Jnp. Eoee The French even anxious
- ,he peace, and foJake t.er Resident here fJl
~. aia Vycif Na.ANo act or threat
Meantime lie japanese embassy is Oh its way to Eu
0pc - ~ gncir ats nj Eastsrn diplomacy At oeci-