The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-17
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The Allied Expedtiion TO Osaka-f1ow
the Negotiations for the Opening q the
din.ry sssn.s Of H1 one.s- ana TER
Eor-America . Consuming Party 70 the
OPENING OF THE TREATY POETS.
From tho Japan Market RepoFt]
We ara enabled 10 give the following succnct account
from an unquestiouabie source. rho Tycoon and his
ton the foreign representatives to visit Osaka On the
arrival Of the feet tho Tycoon at Kioo awaiting the
final orders Of the assds respecting N.saso On the
Hogo he received dtccs baoi (war dress) and tacAt
war sword The foreign ministers at once sent occrz
the requremenA OF the treaty Powexs whilst The
ratification Of the treaties by the Nkade 3D. The open
ing Of Aogo Sd The revision Of The tasiG Two OF
three days afterwards the members Of the Goroio
our Ninistsrs After relating what had been
having repeatedly asserted that without this sanction the
execution Of the treaties almost impossible, they
added the declaration that the question was vcy dan
BY many towards foreigners Al tho close OF very long
conference the Goroo promised to add thoir exeons
sanction, which, they said, was .s nscsayy o dc ~
coon hsaet a. 70 As Jovsgnera" Accordingly the fol
lowing day high officials sent 70 Koto; ana mean
while the officers OF the various legations q WORK
at Osaka busy employed In explaining and illustrating
the intentions and fixed resolutions Of the representa-
eatse dpmac ociion vas rsqsisis b 6se &c dssirsd
end. Tho Goroo called again ana agreed With the Mn.
istsn that the utmost Efforts Of the Tycoon and his gov
ernment were indispensable, and that time should be
iost 10 discussing the matter with the Council d the
Ten days were thsn dive. for oua, r,u,v. wh,s
these nogotIatsas going ON at Osaka Koto was in
an indcscribahle stale Emissaries Of Daiioe rushed
IN 70 counterordsr the departure d the Tycoon RonIns
made horrible threas against the life Of the Tycoon and
even or the Akado himself Tho Mikado begged Tat
the men Of war should be removed a. once ana declared
removal Of Abs Bounso no kaml and Mstsmai Idsum no
kami from TIE 0oFoo and took from them their title Of
TIRE 70 their doinions and 70 sxpres f6sr 7efrs Sf tie
favor they had shown 10 the foreign The Tycoon
audaciy Of Kioto they thought that from such an cot
70 the dcpoHtion a the Tycoon by the Mikndo
the distance We. small. Osaka and kioso were in
were informed Of all these changes but they became
moro detsrminsd than ever encouraged BY tho Tycoon
permitted 70 publish in few days WAS 70 be sent 70 the
4kado In this letter the Tycoon offered 10 retire. and
Sssccd .hss The Tycoonatc might an into NE hands e
70 his reativea the Daimios Of Dwarf and K,chou In
order 70 prove 10 the Mksdo and his court that he was
anchor Ss"ss Eoso 70 move :. opce . oI 3 =
ready 70 convoy him 70 Jeddo Happily this letter
stopped, and the Tycoon was told that Il va shame
for himself and disgrace TO his ancestors TO abdicate
when he Ct the head Of an army numbering three
hundred thousand men, and 10 Yield 70 miserable fac
ton tyrsnnixing over the Mikado and his council
Another most remarkable document, which We shall
probably be hereafter auhorixcd 70 publish
prepared, and despatched 10 Koto In this masterpiece
OF japanese literature tho Tycoon entreas the Mikado
70 give his sanction and 70 support his diplomatic noe
y r.ored 'oifh Airytcsr ts,sand II his test trcops %
for some members the Mkados council but the reply
vas, thai the emisares OF hostile Daimios and The
ronns were IN snch rage that u unsafe for them
70 undertake the journey. The Mkado, indeed, gave
tho Tycoon understand that his presence was neces-
sary 70 protrct his own sacred person The Tycoon at
once procecded 10 kioto with two thousand troops
dercd DamIos' oncers apparently ronns and in the
employ OF high members OF the Mikados council 70 be
apprshendcd and assembled all the representatives OF
the Dsimios actually at Kioto The excitement was
grcat-the crisis fearful The officers OF the legations
sent 70 Osaka on special mission, only The stern
or lersady D. perf5rm 0s kari Iai slouid a. D,csss
ke cnpelsd N rcrs THIS painful excitement lasted
three days Tho representatives Of the four Powers,
almost hourly infouncd Of the state Of Affairs dur
ing all this mc busy engaged day and night The ia
panese feet was now ordered leave Hiogo Hosaa
hourly approaching The member o. eoro es ors wa.
wsrs kIno Kam throughout the whole Of the night Of
The ga November discussed with thrysx deputies Of
invisible sns,uiss round The Mitaio, and he him.
ihe coraio, the rssi mests and heh oeisi. 81 the
Tycoon, with stots bash at their head called the
Mk.do and prostraied themselves At his Mestys feet
brought IN every minute and the sacred Emperor
was SIN heeitasng when eli the high officers declared
been s o ssots bssh went 40 FAR a. to ssfo hoId 81
the sleeve Of The Mkado respectfully swearing that he
would not loosen his hold until his Majesty sanctioned
the treaea FfpaNy, kuambaku, tho nrst officer Of the
nkAdo was drscted 10 bring him the Book Of the Ie-
vocable WiIls-and the sanction gvcu The change
confidence and rssousion became triumphant All con,
gntuisssd each other on the issae Of thor patient
abors-An expressed The stropscs. coincidence In tho
I've have accomplished good and great work"
SIN HARRy YARKEs' NOTIFICATION.
Tho undersigned, her Britannia Msicsty's Envoy En-
tsornary and Munster Penipccntiary. has the
~ linz f.vf lrfr<
css Of her nsy that the negotiation in which he has
been engaged q Osaka. IN cwc.T vA No cceagses ae
iissS have BEEN attended Win he foilos,ns ava rs
l. me xnsdo has sivcu his formal sanction 20 tho
,.s.,ies ccneiuded BY the Tycoon with The foreign
Negotiations for the revision Of tho tariff on basis
re w " once &c s ~,' aa sedcc
Osaka guaranteed at tho time mentioned m the London
Convention az isc2 or an earlier date circumstances
Her Hranpic vsiessy's Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
litter renIpctentiary in Japan
OSAKA BAT, Nov. rs. ls65.
VINO THE TYCOON m.
Prom the China Mail, Dec. 1871
Anh'rs In japan are at lat into tho right chan
only one Emp srn 70 sse openly ssowsa mat ,nsr. :
scd two The utter calousness OF those whose duty 10
was 70 listen 70 better Information japanese Affairs
ton the part tho treaty Powcrs 70 overthrow nc
ancient law 81 Japan and 70 estAbish order Of
mks we regret however. 70 sec IN one OF our North
ern contemporaries attempt at placing the Tycoon
level With the rest OF the Dsimios II may juit as well
sny The Prince Of Wales has power than Prince
Lcppod The Tycoon . Daimio who holds hereditary
omr ana rank which ~ nov for two bnndred years
vested in hs family This power no Daimio dsse touch
or assNme The y coon N aimo<t always the son-ln-
law 70 his Imperial Majesty the Mikadca distinction
o. which only few IN Japan bosst. but he u NOT
the nor a. superor q Japan and that the
confoson 10 Nis>n NON the ifnovnnce ~ the native
interpreters tfey being incompetent " distinguish be-
tween he royal Nshness and his majesty These facts
which We have ~ oftcn placed before the responsible
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