The New York herald., 1871-09-11

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Genr.enaio, nay BE- snon to proceed ron, some sian.
quarrel ana exco confuson may be for sranted.
us 10 bin GU, from am0hs Me nsrsogereoas multitude
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tom u what year and mont. he came o ore ana were he
ground quickly apsins tne dou' o. the fore aers and
would probably no be ,he eni Of II Tor nir
Yang River he sherman cause by i.
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Ia cage t,s should be nde SHOWN % the american
had the right ana the wrons oi this affair. -.
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tha. .nsre were any spending their ,s N pni enle
That there are no such suppossd two Chinese aud two
no Eng ish vessel had been here so il t. useless TO
discuss that mater further We bes to oable yoor re-
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protection OF hia Mslesty's llaf'riyus rae.
The flagship Of The American squadron, which
ha. been expected here SINCE the 2Gtn uit.. has not
yet arrived. Rumors nave reached me tlat the Adj
mra intends to revisit the Iorea Us soon AZ the
necessary, and that he - negotiating with the
French Admiral to cooperate Win him. This, t
may DC remembered, was me orr inal plan but was
1t IS also rumOred that the Admiral ~ charterins
junSs and ordering proyisions ior long campaign.
mors, believing that tney nave no foundation III
TACT
Consulate at this place last InOith, all American
citizens mad to go to SAID Consulate and register.
In Yokohama 30 American residents. Oh course
this does not include those who are on any shIp's
register nor mere visitors or tourists.
FOR some months back, among other evidences OF
Eastern civilization, Yokohama was caaaDe OF
sided over Uy American citizens. As told you In a
previous letter the United states Consul had mad
the the twin relies, in which the former had come
on successful with considerable 20 al. So after
resting awhile from the labors consequent OF that
raid he turned his attention to the shorcard slarps,
and has routed them. The two establishments have
been closed up, ana the propretofs, nave mad u
Colonel Sheppard Keeps on at thiS rase he VIII liz
deed prove himself model Consul.
TWO Engllsnmcn were recently arrested ana
brought before British Consul Tor navins travelled
outside OF the treaty limits as agreed uron oetween
japan and the foreign Powers since The treaty was
made foreigners have very lrequently violated this
portion oil lt-goD,g IN which ever direction they
wllles, and cannot conceive oil anv particuar rea.
son tor sulden activity or Japanese officials In
tnls respect, ana r they intend 10 insist upon tue
strict construction OF me treaty IL wi cause no ht-
Tie annoyance 10 foreigners VINO have been III tne
ablt OF VISITING various places IN japan for health
ana recreation ou side OF Tho limits prescribed by
the treaties. The two EngliSbncn rcerred 10, Ooth
men OF responsibility AMI standing. were bound
over not 10 infringe treaty IN THIS respect again.
we hope that TINS supiect WIN receive proper atten-
tiuii iiom lhe apiborites rext year. tue time ar
which tho dinerenE treaties wnh sSsRsa are 70 ~
Speaking OF The manner that the American Consul
has adorted 10 root out, or Mitigate abuses exist
Ing In thIs community, for wDich citizens OF the
nation he represents are responsible, may AS well
mention a ttIc Incident that has lately occurred
here and which has excited no little interest. A
few days after the ever memorable leyee or the
fifeen beauties was held at the unliei States Con.
sulate, tho results OF winch have already informed
you o., one Of the iran ones received what pur.
ported 10 be legal document eInanatlng from the
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UNrrn STATES coSsuLArs.
ksNAgAwA, JAPAN, May 10. Is7l{
c,ar5M sr es,.s no ca.iarine stephens spuste Of
Az n9lee sss. are called uyo" g a.
sd @ nv % %s
whcen The plaintiff claims damages in the sum Of tive thou
You are hereby informed that failing your sppesnceA
verie' VIII le sisen iOr 's p'au'W wsn y SnsptsroS
Attorney for the above named MArgafe. Campbell.
Armed with tile document. the defendant, Catha-
TO enter her defence. Tue Consul Immediately de-
ssrc me iprss xyS yss sys s re
putauon Of enjoying practical joke, perhaps ut
Tie oyermuch was mmedalely me- na upon pe,ra as the
wrathy aud quietly laid low lor proofs of the oIence
against the supposed culprlt with the irmest ~,
tention OF Furnishing him as far as the law would
ellow him 10 20. But somehow or other tho secret
leaked out, and behold was not the aforesaid Joung
American, but u 'duckr from Australia, WHO, hay-
Ing arrived mere some two years ago via Sydncy IN
somewhat pretar'ous condition, had ov some
means contrlvcd TO get into respectable situation
iu u newspaper Office Being an intimate friend aud
frequent visitor at tho houses OF the two parties
uaIncd-both sonewllat notorious among lhe "nlr
ana fraIlv--he evidently conceived the idea that
Colonel Sheppard had been little severe on his
friends and supposed Il would be a good Joke to
pour little oil Of ridcule upon the troubled
waters OF the Consui's rather cmphaiio reni0n.
STRANGE. slight difficulty between the Two parties
named In The bogus legal document gave him the
desired opportunity. The party inculpated being
Uritisber, the Consul had fully determined 10 prose
cute but some friends interfering. he was at last
induced to accept tue following apology on lao CON-
ditons that the whole affair should lie published
and tnat similar apology should be vent TO the
gentleman that was wronXfuliy accused. The fol-
lowing Is the apology
T. Alfred H. Prince do hereby sincerely an publicly apo.