New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

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elroia Or Speos Correspondent
KANAcAwA Sept l. 1854.
The succession of events justiies all That
ycuturej to predict would be ;be Issue OF aHaS az
fbe returp Of The Enyoys from France the SuhlS'I %
She Tycoon were at once pressed py 'no Twp
a. the Treat, Powers with the question Vhetdef 1''!
,,ouId undertake 10 fulfil the Pledges given 10y tAc"e
.7ov,vs IN the gmperor that Ch0sin should be iu''
s,iad end the Inland Sea opened 10 The passage |
fforeicn vossr,s TL8r reply was promptly to lie G.
fths, rot only IN this bad'thc Euyoys exceeded 'H'
,wcrs but N III they had done a: the French Coufi'
-sey had given dissatisfaction 70 the Tycona' and ihc
m. conld net and would hot be ratified. On the coz
org another embassy would leave at once 70 Europe
undo the mischief this had done. They Distinctly
itBiod b,t their ability wish to ruash Chosin by
me force Of arms aid more the Treaty Towers
gere left free TO act.
The postpoced expedition was at once resumed ana
o o few days was ready for sea. On the NON
m the 2sth and 29th utimo it took its departure iol
&c Inland sea. which 1t viii enter by the Bnnso ohal'
H. It's eGcctve force IS fifteen steamer. carrying
total Of 3& guns and able to put on shore n Case O.
,esssty O landing party Of 1900 mea. The Prince o.
agate has Ind ample notice TO perfect BIS preparations
receive ihe powerful expedition, and We heei IRON
tive sources extraTagant accounts OF the opposition
e feet will have 70 overcome and Of the nnlnbcF vi
rce ready to resist any HttemHts to lard But 1t MAJ
,c,y be assumed that the japanese, IN then long as
IS 90 Of wac bave feeble conceptions Of tho range ara
rover of moden artillery OF the compact force u tHT'e
efoueand wc.ldriied bayoaets The inst collision VIII
Nagato men hardly fail to result in easy victory t.
20 allies.
Tie interest OF the United States in ills coubi1od
podtjou ia reDfcscatcd BY thc hired steamer Takiaag
On which party is placed from the jamestown, aud
yhlch viii scr,e to show flag united with those Of
Che other treaty powers. II We hal held aloo!' oar
sasons would have been msiuterp.sted and is better
at the Japanese should at once kno. that all The
eaty powers arc together this question and that
slssnce to their Just dsnsndsis hopeless. The action
O. Cen Pruyn in this should win the approv! OF
Government be represents and may save us At some
ftuIe day moro costly expedition.
1t is proposed after the reduction Of ;he batteries al
mouosok, to hold the place as guarantee Of iutare
ace aud IL is not improbable that this valuable port
will be thrown open to free commerce.
Should this expedition be unsuccessful IN putting
down the rcactiouary party We may look for further ae
give operations the Inland which vii aiec, CASA
,he great commercial metropolis OF the empire, and
may even ncccscltate march upoa Miaco where the
so,i tual Emperor resides The expedition IL moi
pected to return this port fO7 month or 60 aud you
will heaf Of its exploits FIST from other sources than
mine.
Meanwhile the malcontcnis active and give the
Tycoon no small trouble. To the north Of Yodo ccy
ar IN force and have successfully resisted the jnpe
rial troops sent against them, driving them back ana
destroying their depots Of supply. Aiiaoo has been
attacked by the Chosn men, in an attempt seize the
person Of the Mikado in oden feudal days king or
EMPEROR was seized 10 win possession Of the Court.
Tie Aeado escaped but half Of the large and popu.
ions city of Biaco was laid in ashes. These events
show the condition OF anarchy and civil into which
those isifnds ore fast driving and from which nothing
can save them but the Sustaining hands Of the foleisn
crs toward tie tycoon
DUNG the absence OF the feet Eauagawa !. protected
by the jamestown q guns II. Il. y. Peorus, q Guas
and two gunboats covering the approach. and tie
90ih regiment part Of the G AID part Of au Indian
regiment on shore. The town is under Tie guns OF
large apaue5s fort the neck oi the bay aud the
battery OF the Governor h which oyerlooks the SET
tement on the Wcst These arc in the halds Of tho
Tycooss officers and no daacer Is - be appTcAeudcd
from them unless they should be surprised and held By
the nalcon,sn,s the mischaucc Of which is very slight.
II The ministers aud consus however. have thought II
prudent issue to their respective subjects Timely eau
lions ] append 70 this the letter Of Gen. Pruyn 10
Consul Fisher ana the Consuls notification to American
citizens.
rbis move Of the foreign powers which Is virtually
n 90 80 IA
nj Of impJrtaH; changes ia Japan II brings on di.
Irseiv the struggle between the parties fIitndiy and
Hostile TO foreign intercourse Ii the latter have the
iiy and position enter into tie contest il VIII
H. long time before Japan restored to peace bat
reasonable hops is that this first demonstration
ainst Ch4sin Prince Of Nagao viii show tls,a the
iity Of such struggle No Goubt muny Of the great
da chiefs Of these isles have psesccnce to know
bat the effect Of extended commerce sad wide inter.
course with foreign nations will be their exc'uaye
privileges ond some Of them mey like the Old Prince Of
xaga when che foreign treaties first under discus
sion put their hands 70 their sword hills in the council
room and BOY. &" Ii is better TO die first"
Copy. 80 l.
August % 1864.
SIR. The representatives OF the Treaty Powers, in
vv OF the ofous interruption Of trade seeking an out
e. at thc straits OF ShDcnoseki, and of the poitcai
situation OF this ckstry have u the decision that
the Obstacles NJ these Straits Should be removed by the
con bned forces Of those Powers.
The saey aad interests the ctize3s and subjects OF
thee Powers the open ports have not been over
ioked aud while we are convinced that ample means
have been provided against any attack which may be
appreheDded deem II ny duty T. say 70 y0u That a
TIE present crisis great caution should be observed and
No unnecessary exposure made. desire that the ciii'
of the United States Shall be eaoined by you 10 ab
stain from gong on the Tokaido IN az! locality where
hey may BE- posed 10 danger, not only through regard
j. H.