New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
JlI'fN
THE WAR AGAINST CGozGN NoI TO ~ rvGuEH rEos-
KCUTED-TnE TYCOON 10 HAVE 4 CONFERENCE
WITH ALL THE FOREIGN aiiNisrER,
standard whit,

ECUTED-THE TYCOON 10 HAVE 4 CONFERENCE
WIN ALL THE FOREIGN MiNlsrTE,.
TELEsRAFH
YoRouAuA. Japan. Apil g. via San Francisco,
April 3pThe ship Cordillcrl arrived here San Fran
ci.col this morning Yokohama Japan ad'ccS
the above date. Affairs in Japan were qWet Pohte
ally and financially.
The Tycoon has given notice that the with Chozin
shan not bc prosecuted further. although the movement
has been n practice successful one , 90.
The authorities Of Ch07cn, against thc Wishcs Z" thn
Tycoon Will not open tho pgl oi smohsAi !" ioIesh
go,nr men OF tie Royal Artillery, had arrived to rchtocc
thr British troops in tho camp near lok9haha, u.,.-,
In consequence of native insults offered TO bitlsh
officers aud even 10 the representative ol queen NS
Minister In his official capacity, demanded an apology
IN an i sia,,c tbc Eupi,-L offccf, when ont horse
i,,C mrf Jhpaneic nobcman attached to tie court of
the Mkado and when about TO pass, TIE Englishincn
,r comDrllcI 10 dlsinount aud stand aside while the
The japanese Goyernncnt has invited all The ForcigI'
Minister accredited to the Empire to meet the Tycoon AT
osaka at nn carly dac, aud the time Of asscinblHgc Is
now fixed for the last days oil ihe month ol APrI,
inter, lew accompanied 10y the whole force of The United
states squadron serving IN the waters oi Asn;; -
II il reported In Yokohama that thc fieAch nave con
tracted 10 supply the Japanese Government with 10000
stand Of small arms aud u large quantity oI ammunition,
Tie French Minister IL BOW on Fist 10 the SOhll'ih
There (, very little doing n!frcghts Yokahama, aud
Another dsasTou5 frc has DESTROYED large portion Of
qucnce Several tncendiaies have been discovered At
work. -
required to appear European costume The aboring
population must cloihe themselves ANA relieve thtr
wants Ina sickness or otherwise, from their wages.
thcatcr X 10 he erected here, at cost 0f 5000 with
view 10 tho especial benefit OF artists expected TO come
from America.
DEATH OF TIE MIKADO-1IiE JAPANESE EMBAssN-
DORIS.
From Oar Special Correspondent ,..,.... ~, ., ,.,-
The most important news Of political import Is the
recent death OF the Mlkado at Koto, about the ls Of
February News had previously been circulated that he
i'll Of smallpox which, II appears, has since resulted
in his death. Some, indeed, affect to disbeeve -so
uncertain japanese ncwsbut there appears to be
reasonable doubt truth II has received confrna-
On In the sudden suspendng oi The NcW-Ncars iestiNF
! ties during which II was received.
In the month Of January became Known thar the new
Tycoon had issued invitation To the foreign Ministers
To meet him at Osacka. The early part of February had
made. Ia the time IL became hnted around that
the visit requested in order 10 procure further post
% When has % previously @ s bcef determined to take Place
/ ON the Isl OF January next sir Harry ParEes,
in maintaining ths point took alarm at the supposed OH.
lcct be gained and ntimatcd 10 the Government at
Ncddo that If such the object he would not listen 10
the proposition, but II II 10 concert measures for the
| carrying out OF the terms Of the Convention
/ by which it 10 he opened II would give
| him pleasure 10 accept II report spcakt truly
fmen OF Tie letter Of the Convention for which credit
is due him Nearly all the large mercantile firms in Yoko-
hama would De glad 10 have 10 kept closed from motives
of self interest but the true Interests 0f country aud
japan call for more liberal and ghtencd policy, and
n il 10 hoped our Government, II the question oil post
ponement referred 10 them agaln VIII INSIST on the
terms Of the previous pOspOnenent being strictly com
/ Piled with
Iy the steamer Colorado "A new japanese Embassy de
paris for the United states comprsed of Two Chief
Ministers and sute-ten persons In all Their intended
/ departure has not been generally known, aud am
| unable 10 give yOu correct list Of their names.
Chelr chief object understood 20 make general
/ four of Obsery yatiOn WITH view Of supplying
| themselves with machinery aud material for public
works shp-bulding, &c; perhaps, also, TO ascertain
pIat trOgress has been made hy former Minister at
Yeddo In fulfilling his contract for steamers, made three
wears since only OF which, the FuEynma, has yet
! been seen In these waters
rbe present riging powers in Japan cynce lie great
esf desire 10 avail themselves OF the knowledge OF civil
ized nations Ly scndng also Embassies 10 France aud
ENGLAND 10 those several governments az the
present one first that has departed ~ to the Govern
| inent al Washington 49,. ,, -, .,
This climate on the nth aud 2t had fan OF snow
| 1sually at this time The air Is genial, and plum
inviting parties 10 go forth daty 70 noted teahouses
| 10 enjoy themselves IN viewing these tokens OF re-
| turning Spring. , A., - .,
| that commodity high 10 he beyond the reach oi
many OF the poorer people. number Of cargoes nave
been brought over from China, ana In supplying 'ne