The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

Danish Diplomacy in the EAst-A MILITARY
Mission to Europe-Tho Mikado,s Eete-au
Honest Ofncial.
Our files from Japan. dated at Yokohama on tho
18th OF October, supply Che following interesting
items OF news
The Danish representative in Yokohama, Mr.
scnwar r signed With the Japanese government
treaty similar ia I'LL respects to those existing be-
tween Japan anu the other European Powers.
nne continued occurrence OF robberles, attended
Mltl more or less violence, In Yokohama, called
f9rsn loud demand fer preventive measures on
the part OF the government
priety Of sending an siicer to Europe to visit ths
scenes or the great European conflict. The 0ficer
wsuld not be Of nigh rank. and his duties merely
vatons. He win probably be accompanied by
Shioda, well known as an accomplished Interpreter.
The Yokohama Maa Of the oath q september
says:-.Enklisnmen are very fond OF talking OF the
that just now the dignity Of England sa IS al artics
or home manufacture, and for home use emily.
The birthday Of the Mkado was celebrated on tho
18th Of October, In JeddO and Yokohama. The ships
men-of-war saluted the imperial nag. 4 review OF
several high functonaries from Jeddo, and the Con-
suls dlned with the LEGAL authorities In Jeddo the
foreign settlement and the Ministers dined at Hama
gotten, with an uncle OF the Mikado and the high
government efficials.
Baron CKint Won RecdenbeeE the Belgian Minis.
ter to China and Japan, has come to Yokohama
frsm PeIin, and leaves for q temporary sojourn az
The Cheyalicr de calice, the Austro- Hungarian
Charge dAnaires Tor CHINA and Japan, LETT YoKo-
hama for Pekin.
The japan Mat Of October says:--
me typnosn OF sunday last was one OF short du-'
tude on the evening Of Saturday torrents of rain
1ei. the Oppression OF the barometer was marked
the temperature rose gradually but steadily and on
Sunday morning at eight O'Clock unmsraka ble
signs OF coming typh0on declared themselves Thes
air was abnormally warm and sitting; the clouds
looked angry. dense and gray; the wind. already
risen TO gale seemed malignant and revengefui
and the thick haze and torrents or rain denoted only
100 plainly to those accustomed to these conyui-
SfODs that danger was at hand. The duration of
until nine A. NJ and at two p. M. all was over
4 SINCERE REFoRMER OF GOvERNMENT-pyING FOR
HIS COUNTRY.
On tho 9th OF September Sanurai OF the Kago-
shIna Han (Satsuma) named Yok0yanma Sh0tar6
impelled by desire to amelierate the government
and by pralsew0rthy anxiety to make some return
for the benefits he had received from his country
presented 70 the parliament memorial con-
tanning ten articles OF counsel for the times
and requesting that 1t should be entertained
even at the cost or his life, he proceeded
straghtway to the frent OF his Yashiki and there,
with repeated gashes cut his belly open. F0rtu-.
naely, before life was quite extinct fellow clans
man saw him, ana, by the application OF surgical
what motive had impelled him to the commission or
the deed. In reply the dying man handed him a
copy OF the memorial, which was thus TO reach
the notice OF the government, and Immediately ex-
PRED with an expression Of JOY beaming on his
c0untenance.