The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

srscAt CORRESPONDENCE Or the HERALD.

me Re.tanation Of the Tycoon-1rhe New
N Pert Of NcaKnfa-The Foreign Settlement
as Jeade-Osaca-Plans for tho Future
ReraonaI. vo, ~. . ,,ev
the ruraors that have boen much circulated In
Hd 10 the resignation has at last been officially
houucsd The Emperor has given In 10 the hands Of
ne Nikado and the anu.foreigner party the rens Of
s6ysrnmsnt, and NO are about opening the
6untry as we were years ago, and We are In the
bands Of The most awiess people In Japan, that viii do
her utnnos, 10 keep country closed. The Tycoon,
n his letter TO the Ministers stating he bad resigned,
pad 10 would carry tho programme Of opening The
Bora whether they will 30 opened remains to be
v,sH The Ministers now are In . quandary, not know.
az which way 10 act whom TO look TO- Tho Gorogos
|0s Tycoon's Cabinet, have lsft Jeddo, and In fact
ttsrybody OF rank has cleared out. and lawsssness
ttSns supreme
yfhorty before tho Of tho Iycoons nbdication
ma been received the Ministers had meeting with the
eorogio In Jcddo, and were cooy informed that the
Bort that tho Japanese intended TO open on the vast
coast was Nsagata and tina, IL could not be done until
Ana 1st Of April NEXT Whether this Is 10 keep
foreigners out altogether and strengthen The places
you'd be difficult TO como at. Az any rate, osaca and
&Iogo will be tried first, and they arc not in COM
Hance with the treaties that have been argued
6any tMes by all the Ministers, then want 10 see all
Ae forsilo Powers that have ministers mere pcn N
g 40 II Our Minister Intends 10 have largo fleet
Nth bio when osaca y opened. ho WI ~ down
The west coast present no anchorage or protec.
Won for vessels, and they have consented to allow
Sessss 10 proceed the leland OF Sado to discharge
her cargocs This island Is about elk miles square,
Win very good harbor called Ebisumato Foreigners
fsod: bu, al Seagata they win DC only permitted TO
I've in the settlement aside by the government and
2iowed the radius Of twenty i've miles TO traye in
Essesa IA . city With about thirty Thousand inhabt-
sbs The productions OF the Interior are SIX ana es
"a which some OF thor finest specimens have como
nkols ina a @
trade Tor the West coast and the only shipping por.
Vat opsn 70 forszners; this port s also IN she late
sddo has jus. been made public Il contains about
- hirhes, bidder The location OF thu settlement Is
6ythine bu. healthy, being made ground surrounded
rear rs, ~ sAU us 'e eS,srsd se Jspsnss have
lected ths particular SPOT and have desired The death
. o os gees ~ the s'i5 % ais sS coa
SSss have accepted such q place Certainly
mIstery. When your correspondent, was On a me
&ha Hees although the weather was vesy cold
Snd fros. in tho ground. How u would he in the
warm weather I will leave your readers or any
Sus else that thinks OF coming out here 10 I'VE TO
Imagine ministers here might all have looked Of
- place before deciding ~ u they do not I've there
6smselvcs soue Of iheif subject. may, though mol
The oitv OF Osacs ~ In The Same condition. The
sniatars could have had the healthest pisces
ISLAND Il they choie TO ask Tor ~ bat hcy have chosen
che above places psrlsc' orssaS, ~ ~ ss .s,,a
tnsn. Jeddo the foreigners are 70 have large noel
but up By the Japanese government fvey eriicle IN
ihe furniture OF tho hcass 20 he European, 70 W
under tic charge OF f0io'gn steward
Ths BUILDING IL 20 be $50 front and eco eo dsepi PM
up under charge OF Mr. X. p Dndscns, an Amsrlcan
architect OF this place the whole 10 cost sllV'vOV
Mr. psere agent Of the saa Francisco eapaslsts VINO
form tho Yokohsma Gas Company has q asi o1ta.nso
permission TO lay pipes IN The settlement, WIN
monopoly Tor Ave years, ihe japanese government
refusing Al 1rst 70 grant such rolHes-
until all tho foreign Consuls had agree'
30 the mpulatons regards tns mohop
oily. Mr. rease goes home In tbs CHINA w'sn w
aoeum sails, having grants for everything asked ior
h to DO noped thai long will have toe WORKS "
and have streets lighted ~ " would DO very great in
provement aud would bencni all OF US greatly tor 10
stead OF going about with lantern YOU cou'
10 on your way rejoicing without fear OF tdmons mt
ditch on elmer sds Of ths ROAD Captain James
watkins died on board the sesmsr Costa Rica on he
oasssgs from Yokohams Sbanghas from falling dow
hatch that had been ef opsn leading from the saloon
after failing he got MP anGiwaked 70 chair, whoa
vas struck with paralysis He soon sfssr died from IN
Affects OF the fell his enesbled frame on receipt
ns news here . meeting was called ~ commoder
zNoldsborough, commanding the shsnsndoah, all N
Americans expressing their sorrow we dsm'ss Of u
ssphsa Esssss ljssmss Ppss Of Pipssv's) cam
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