The New York herald., 1867-08-02

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| Foreisners-American CIV fvsnz.tiou-Napo-
| lean's Special Present to tho Tycoon-Thc
| New Foreign Setfiemcntn,
| Ey way OF san Francisco aud Panama we have orr
files from Japan, which were dsIvorsi at San Francisco
by the ship eolden Fleece dated al, Yokohama on tho
! lst OF June
| The United States steamer Shenandoah Com
mander Gcldsborough, was at Yeko hama Junel
The British ship Basisk returne TO Yokohs ma from
the Inland Sea on Tuesday, Ne y 81, with Sir Harry
Parkes end suite All arrived all and express them.
| selves es highly gratifed with II ctr visit
The Yokohama Herald Of !iune l, obse7ves:-Up to
this eeason 1t has been the ont of foreigners to have
setsnent those who desire iaunt into the county
making use OF the u ahouses native hotessl,
Nv %ae M aOsbns bsai,ber But his season. encouraged
| ia the government, some foreigners hage
rented rent Japanese tenemer ts at distance from town.
were Mr. Gibson, who sec Japarose house al Nig
sh qae close on the shore situate the
M Gibson was ssaed dinner with Mrs M Gsson s their
little boy, and friend when repcrt gun or pistol
was heard and sul, ct came in at the paper window
srikGs crae @ sta ssIf directly in front Of Mrs Gibson
balievc that they W the cuiprit, japanese making
or; but be eluded nem aud 60. away MIR Gibson i'm.
medialely leit hls . Iburhan rotyas.
AMERICAS CIVILIZATION IN THE EMrIRE.
From the s Ye kohama Japan, rirncs, May 25l
Dr. Hepburn, Au lerican medical missionary, who has
been engaged for years uncecsingly upon it, with the
japanese wor5si in Roman, in Japanese in Chinese
characters VIII most valuable to every student snd
ANYTHING tn kind that has yet been att aemped m sSAn''
America i1a well bo proud Of the position she takes
grammar, by Mr. Brown, the mos.-indeed the onIy~
comprehensi' 70 dictionary BY Dr. Hepburn, and all the
uded TO- fairly cn,itie her to rank among the
foremost o. tho substantial developers Of civilization in
Japan
vrxporroy,s pe-sz,r m THE rvcoov
rom the Yokohama Times Juno L.
BY h;s nperial hsiesys transport ship Creuse from
saigon, I'D arrived tsgenty Arab horses present
from tie Emperor of the French to the tycoon. The
wa Whole hs se been landed in fair condition aud valga
Count ncour Is charged with the mission Of
The serons that are being used by the Japanese to
perfect themselves II various branches Of warfare
frequera ty alluded to as being ono Of the main
Had money that has been spent in the purchase Of
arms ammunition and acccutrenents alone during the
past boon devoted 10 developing the resources
done but it DO remembered that much evil might
Ss shs ryeoon can "oa bis 0'iHs Pepper pos
w sSa s,n. the IN c9uury mt ~. and - campaign 2.
enis 70 PERFORMED OF the Much, therefore,
as 70 dislike to such Immense of money paid
fon such purposes do not that IL be avoided
ar whle tho dominant Glasses hold their old and deeply
rooted prejudiccs against trade, may look very
lttle change. We SHOULD be sorry TO all these
hors devoted only TO wariike ends, and would prefer
40 hear Of OF them beng devoted to stud purposes
| race in,s which new blood is to be nfueod is Of
ovsgrown ponies, the Arab decidedly the best
| TIE VIEW FOREIGN snrr1xmEsrs.
From The Yokohama Herald. June IL
Tho rules and regulations by which the Japanese
government proposes to be governed in the opening Of
Iogo and Osaka. worthy OF all consideration Tho
~ 10 procure proper dra nagc and with frontage
Of 24oo feet mot quito half q me) the settlement may
the baek-a distance three or four m les and Jao-
anese owning ground or buildings At Kobe will be at
Osaka within certain boundariss japanese may lease
houses &c TO foreigners and in addition there bo
they win lot TO foreigners for building purposes and
this space be extended lar may be found
is tho provision which some think to be the surest
guarantee against Land jobbing viz:-uulmited space.
Practically, we think this win be rendered ,atory by
the fact that the space actually prepared in the s in
stance Is comparatively small the frontage H!ogo
sixth article So os are he so ~ sna :. Sy ne
bidder may obtain as much as he likes conceive
that aud speculation is thus invited aud any one
capitalist may in Tor tho whole of that frontage with
tue certainty CT selling Il at prot lot him give almost
AS to tho monetary arrangements, we deem them fair
rule
An the ground leased foreigners at Osaka and Hioeo
rate that win sufficient to meet The ex
ing lshns ming order n se lie fis1d ss1s
Gate to the Japanese government. ''e''
Now here provision onco for municipal govern.
ronS ID hu annual Cnurgo Tor municipal
purposes In addition TO the OF payable by
,hc present holders OF the ground to the government
~ is not yet decided what the annual land rent |
shall be-; but, whatever iu amount in It 10 to
bs included sufficient sum for 'kcepng in |
repair the reads and drains, the cleansing and |
lighting Of and maintaining order IN tho set. |
uoment." Here Is at the principle that We con.
tend for, and here 10 the principle that bring
TO bear in Yokohama. We not yet clear as 10 /
how foreign municipal government can be Introduced
at Osaka as 1t appears that residence viii not be
hnei TO any ono spot, and IL might SO happen that
sufficient number did not for long timo up the
ground allotted exclusively FOR foreign USE