New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
JAPAN.


TIE CIVIL wAR-THE TYCOON TO THE MIKADo.
LONDON, June -EvENING.-Late and important
kilograms have been received from Japan by way of
Shanghae. The last dispatch, under date of May 2,
announces that the Mikado had arrived with his
army near Jeddo and was threatening the city. The
Tycoon had sent flag Of truce TO his powerful
enemy Offering to retire from Jeddo and disband his
army if the city were spared Ii was thought that
the MkadO would accept these terms
PROGRESS CO TIE CIVIL wAR-THE TYCOON
ACCEPTS THE CONDITIONS OF THE MlKADo-
COALITION OF NORTHERN DIAMIOS IN THE
INTEREST OF THE TYCOON-yICTORIEs OVER
THE MIKADO'S TROOPS-PROCLAMATION OF
TIE HIGH PRIEST OF KOTO AGAINST TIE
MIKADO.
SAN FRANCrsco Cal. June 2G.-'The Pacific Mail
steamer China arrived here tins morning from Hong
Kong. May &C. and Yokohama June s. She brings
100 cabin passengers and $50 Chinese in the stecrage
Forty of her passengers are for Ncw-IOrk and Eu-
rope She has over 600 tuns of freight. She eXpe-
ricnced strong gales on the passage to Yokohama F.;
thence TO this port, favorable weather. She made
the passage nearly in a plumb line. The health oil
the passengers and crew was excellent. Her cargo
was kept lighter than might have been to insure a
Guick voyage She brings the following important
news:
YOKOHAMA. June 5-Thc late Tycoon has accepted
Of his private territory. disband his army surrender
his navy and himself 90 retire to AltO, Tor when
place he left the 18th of May on foot III token oi
humility The Tycoon gave orders 10 his Admiral 10
enrrrndcr the feet but that officer left Yeddo with
all the vessels and II Is not certain Whther ne mas
gone. He is probably somewhere on the, northern
coast ready TO cooperate with the iHends OF STATS
The loube is by no means at an end. strong
coalition has been formed IN the interest oil the
coon and all the most powerful OF tho Northern Dai-
,uins have iOiucd IT, Aldscu attacked BODY OF the
Mikado's troops on the 10th of May, II miles from
Yeddo routed them, aud took possession OF castle
recently surrendered by the Tycoon. On the l7th
he attacked another army killed 800 and captHred
800 all of whom he behcaded. largo army occu,
another il threatening Icddo, thereby eut-
ting off the retreat Of the Mlkados troops
On the 22d Of May another engagement TOOK place
only six miles from YcddO also ending dlSastIouhly
To- the MikadOs. Fourteen hundred were Killed, and
500 captured. Daimio of the Mikados household
has been made Governor OF Yokohama, III place oi
thc old one a retainer of the Tycoon The European
and American guards placed around the settlement
have been removed The British Minister has already
presented his credentials to the Government of the
The High Priest Of Kioto has issued bull warning
the MikadO that he Is interfering too much IN the
temporal affairs and calling upon him 10 desst on
main of beng called upon by the Priesthood 10 abdi-
cate 10000 copies of the proclamation have been
sold and distributed among the japanese.
The ram StOncwall has not vet been surrendered.
Her crew have all been paid off, and most OF them
| return home in the China.
The IT, S. frigate Idaho Lieut. Commander Hooker,
arrived at Nagasak May IT, 2Ol days from New York.
! All on board were well.
The uncle of the Mikado, who has had consdera-
bic to do in fomentng the troubles against the ly-
! coon, was assassinated at YeddO june 2.
In the matter of the collision between the Pacific
! Mail steamship Herman and the British steamer
Osacca the Pacific Mail Company have been as
| scsscd $4,000 damages and costs.
Su-Prces rule high, Mytash and Snchu Extras 81 80
asg 5 best s. 5Od$s O medium 81 7Odfs Inferior Sc 80
az Ashu Extras S9ds9 80; best 70a$S mediums S. ~
| aS7; inferior, $GQSG 80.
7ed-The stock SMALL several small parcels have
been taken at high rates common 10 good, SlGdS22 me-
dum S23 SIS good, $26dS30 fine, SJ 1885, nnest, nom
| inal at $50 and upward g. cooper plcul.
Exchange London, months, 4s. ga. Tho standard
value hereafter for bOdS fixed by the Government Is
| 3 DOas TO u dollar (Me1ican).